11 Nov 1959
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Newspaper
Ukiah Daily Journal
Location
Ukiah, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1959
Page
1
The California Fish and Game Department schedules Friday night talks in Ukiah on a winter program for steelhead. Tagged fish will be released to spawn upstream and downstream, with some fish moved above the dam and others to tributaries of the Russian River. No steelhead eggs will be taken this year.
A noisy Chicago boxing scene centers on Harota Jo the No1 challenger to Archie Moore in the heavyweight ranks. He faces Ray tonight in a televised bout as part of a Thanksgiving television card. The match aims to bolster Moore’s rival’s bid for a title shot and raise his paydays.
Fragmentary notes show Madison facing a tough stretch in the national league with few wins in recent games and unknown standings. The text references high scorers, a last-minute surge, and a general manager's status amid ongoing season pressure.
New York State Athletic Commission seeks show cause why Floyd Patterson manager and second Vincent D Amato should not have licenses revoked or suspended for failing to report Patterson s purse and for actions at the 1962 fight with Johansson. Four misconduct charges include disobedience unlicensed activity and handling matters as a matchmaker and agent. Hearing postponed to Thursday.
The Washington DC International at Laurel draws twelve thoroughbreds from across the globe for a million dollar test. Favorite Tuger Erg leads at 2 to 1 in the mile and a half turf race alongside rivals Midnight Sun and Mi Carina, with riders including Jacques Fabre and Silvio Quintero among the lineup.
California Fish and Game reports 69 800 deer tags returned by November 5, up about 14 000 from last year and near 6 000 above the 1954 58 average. The late Sierra season drives the strong kill with coastal counts similar to 1958, aided by two mild winters and feed shortages in some areas. Major deer counties show increases in buck tag returns, led by Modoc and Lassen with several thousand each.
Los Angeles based reports say Richard Pancho Gonzales, 31, after a decade on the professional circuit, is thinking about leaving tennis for other fields. He notes ongoing contract disputes with promoter Jack Kramer and says terms remain unsettled with no clear plan for future play.
Hershey Bears edged Providence Reds 3 to 2 in a bitter American Hockey League showdown at Providence. Les Duff scored the winner as benches emptied with 12 penalties, including majors for fighting. Ron Hurst and Stan Baliuk drew two majors each. Springfield Indians beat Quebec 7 to 3 with Billy McCreary and Floyd Smith each scoring twice.
Yvon Durelle meets Carl Olson in a 10 round light heavy bout set for December 10 in San Francisco provided Durelle survives Monday’s Toronto fights with George Chuvalo without KO or a severe cut. Both fighters twice and once respectively failed to win Archie Moore’s crown after Moore stopped Durelle twice and Olson once. Matchmaker Benny Ford announced the tentative Durelle Olson bout. California Athletic Commission rejected a Moore Olson rematch here.
Bears expected to tighten Western Division race by beating the San Francisco Forty-Niners at Wrigley Field. The 49ers aim to extend a four game win streak as Baltimore and New York also vie for division and playoff positioning.
San Francisco column reel lists weekend college football picks. Northwestern over Michigan State and Syracuse over Colgate headline a broad slate with Notre Dame over Pitt and Penn over Columbia among many games across regions.
The San Francisco Forty Niners await word on the extent of veteran defensive lineman John Gonzaga's knee injury after Sunday's game with the Los Angeles Rams. If cartilage tearing confirms, he could miss the season, while the team otherwise remains at full strength aside from Charley Krueger's back.
Wilt Chamberlain powered the Philadelphia Warriors to a 126 125 victory over the New York Knickerbockers with a late basket, boosting his season scoring average to 36.9 and a rebounding pace that shatters club marks. Boston beat Detroit and the Hawks defeated Minneapolis as season race tightens.
A Pasadena insurance man Bob Hannan said the International League approved western expansion including Los Angeles and possibly San Francisco. Frank Gallagher, IHL president, confirmed the plan with an agreement to cover travel costs from Denver west for other league teams. Hannan would own the Los Angeles franchise.
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