Regulation changes set for sportfishing in California
The Department of Fish and Game announced new sportfishing regulations adopted at a Los Angeles meeting. Openers include a May 2 to May 31 period for trout in the northwestern state, night fishing allowed in many waters from March 1, and new gear rules. Exceptions apply to Ventura County streams and ocean areas, with caps on gear like underwater spears and bow and arrow tackle. The commission also approved live bait use restrictions for chum in San Francisco Bay and clarified season dates across multiple lakes and rivers.
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Hopland Prompts Boost for Fall High School Sports
Laytonville, Bragg and Forestville teams prepare for a deaf league tourney with games starting at 4 p.m. today and continuing Friday and Saturday. Fort Bragg faces Covelo while Hopland relies on its traditional basketball and baseball strength to lift student morale amid a busy schedule. Emilio Inay leads the senior Varsity with Ashhurst, Rose and Brown. juniors include Harpe and Ingle. sophomores Remstedt and Rosetti may break into the Varsity or B squad later in the season.
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Hopland
Inay
Emilio Inay
Quick
Robert Ashhurst
Dean Rose
Dan Brown
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Wayne Ingle
Bob Nicols
Dale Spetbring
Cliff Remstedt
Ron Rosetti
John, Gobeil
Chrng Keltfer
Jim Rose
Gibby Jojola
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Fragmentary text from a local paper shows stray names and garbled phrases. It references individuals and places but offers no clear event, outcome, or context suitable for a complete news item.
Wall Memorial Trophy Award Honors Coastal Quarterback Mortar
Los Angeles reports University of California quarterback Craig Mortar won the Wall Memorial Trophy on the Pacific coast. The award recognizes top players from the region, with Mortar succeeding prior holders as a standout passer and leader.
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Craig Mortar
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W.J. Wall
Garratt
Umnink Redman
Washington
Reba
Gary Gialon
Seisolvel Seals Edge Western Hockey Tilt on Road
Seals beat Portland 4 3 to climb into a second place tie with Vancouver and Los Angeles in the Western Hockey League standings. Arnie Schmautz of Portland and Tom Thurlby of San Francisco traded goals as the Seals rallied from a first period deficit. Ed Panagabko and Haley provided late scoring to seal the win before 6,000 plus fans in Vancouver.
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San Francisco
Todka
Los ‘Angeles
Portland
Seals
Arnie Schmautz
Tom Thurlby
Art Jones
Ed ‘Panagabko
Haley
Lesa
Conference vote debate over Pac8 realignment
Harmon states USC and other members consider changing the West Coast conference process to determine a representative for a Pasadena clash with Michigan. Oregon State favoring a pass to Pasadena while USC UCLA Cal and Stanford back the Trojans. voting disputes loom over the rules and timing.
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Oregon
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Washington
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Cal
Stanford
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Spokane
Wash
Kuharich Signs 5 Year Pact As GM For Eagles
Philadelphia owners Jerry Wolman and Earl Foreman announced Joe Kuharich would take added duties as general manager while remaining head coach. The five year contract marks a long tenure in NFL history and grants him authority over team personnel.
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UPI
Joe Kuharich
Bidgles
National Football League
Kuhatich
NFL
Jerry i Wolman
Earl
Foreman
Kuhaviéhi
Nick’ Skorieh
Pee Athe
Baltimore Player Records Seven Consecutive Hits in 1892
Wil bert Robinson of the Baltimore Nationals produced seven consecutive hits in a single game during the 1892 season, a notable achievement in early baseball history.
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Baltimore
Wilbert Robinson
Baltimore Nationals
Juniors Defeat Wonders In Noisy Ukiah Youth Gym Game
In a late Thursday high school basketball night in Ukiah Recreation Department action, the Juniors beat the Wonders 42 19 on Court No 1. Dan Hook and Redfearn scored 21 points each for the Juniors while Ray Jean led the Highballs with nine. The Boys League schedule notes games at 6 30 pm tonight with standings to follow.
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Barney
L. Laing
Mitchell
Dan
Hook
Redfearn
Ray Jean
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Soccer Result Fragment From Obscure Local page
A fragmented report mentions a Seattle Hungarian Suniey beating an Egisco club with some aid and protest notes. The text is garbled with stray names and numbers, but indicates a late season soccer result and involvement of supporters or officials in 16 avai and a protest.
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Frangisgo
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Suniey
Egisco
Teutonia
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