Deer hunting survey reveals misdistribution and license abuse
A department report led by Director Seth Gordon surveys deer management in California. It notes 78 000 plus deer killed, 1 004 vehicles parked in eight miles of Tehama County, and hunters clustering in late season buck areas. License and tag misuse included nonhunting spouses and juniors tagging deer already taken. Disturbances arose where no prior antlerless hunts existed.
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Cithernes
Seth Gordon
University of Clitoris
Tehama County
Oreas
Géok
California
Stayton Drills Lead In Rough Court Duels
A fragmented report shows Stayton with key scoring by Stayton and Rovera as a local basketball game features a 32 30 halftime or third quarter edge. The text mentions a durable rally and mid air drives with defensive pressure and action from players including Bill Rossel.
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Leyore Aros
Vette
Tayton
Stayton
Rovera
Dick Bill. Rossel
Actioct
Fight results echo Wisconsin bout confusion
Fragmentary report lists names Gi Hadelphin and Turner with Cotton and Nick amid boxing results. The scrambled lines hint at a Wisconsin match but few clear details or outcomes emerge.
Pheasant Season Opens With Promising Outlook Statewide
Outdoors writer BD Groves notes pheasant season begins Saturday at 5 am with abundant birds seen statewide. The Fish and Game Commission has not released release figures but expects plentiful hunting areas. Several state regions list available areas and junior hunts while waterfowl areas offer mixed prospects. Fresh rain is seen as key to improving steelhead fishing as water levels remain low across rivers.
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BD Groves
A.m
Staten Island
Walnut Grove
Sacramento
Grimes
Plainfield
Natomas
Ryer Island
Courtland
Shermain Island
Tyler Island
Twitchell Island
Honey Lake
Gray Lodge
Mendota
Grizzly Island
Los Banos
Ringneck
Dos Rios
Klamath
Bost
Big River
Albiuna Nova
Navarro
Johnson to Fight Carter in Garden Match Subbing for Baker
New York upstand Johnson of Los Angeles will substitute for Bob Baker of Pittsburgh in a Friday Madison Square Garden TV radio rounder with Harold Carter of Linden Peds. Baker withdrew due to illness and the Johnson Carter bout was announced Monday night. Johnson recently KO’d ex champion Gard Charles last year.
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New York
Jack Johnson
Los Angeles
Big Bob Baker
Pittsburgh
Harold Carter
Linden
Madison Square Garden
Baker
Johnson-Carter
Johnson
Edgard Charles
Larivee Ties AHL Scoring Lead With Five-Point Week
Paul Larivee of the Providence Reds totaled five points last week to pull even atop the American Hockey League scoring race at 20 points. Bo Elik of the Barons also has 20 points after 14 goals and six assists, with Willie Marshall, Larry Wilson, and Jimmy Moore among the leaders. Johnny Bower and Charlie Hedge share the goaltending notes, while Ivan Irwin and Dale Anderson pace penalty minutes.
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New York
Paul Larive
Providence Reds
Cleveland
Bo Elik
Larivee
Elik
Barons
Brillant
Willie Marshall
Hershey
Buffalo
Larry Wilson
Eirk
Jimmy Moore
Johnny Bower
The
Reds
Charlie Hedge
Rochester
Ivan Irwin
Providence
Dale Anderson
Springfield
Century Phint Bloom Described as Once-In-A-Lifetime
The fragment notes that the century phint blooms only once in a lifetime rather than once every thousand years, highlighting its rarity and special timing.
US Soviet Talks Plan Track Meets in Moscow and US
The United States and Soviet Union agreed to host track meets in Moscow in 1958 and the United States in 1958, pending finger print law rescission. Officials led by AAU Secretary Daniel J. Ferris and Soviet counterparts discussed a broader sports carnival in Moscow next July.
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Leo We Petersen
Merbourne
United States
Russia
Moscow
AAU
Daniel J. Ferris
Tila
State Department
Ferris
Konstantin Kroupin
Soviet Athletic Union
Ussr
Jim Kelly
Kroupin
Leonid Khomenkov
Galina Torova
Gabriel Korobkov
Beliveau Held Scoreless Yet Leads NHL Scoring Race
Montreal center Jean Beliveau went without a goal while posting 17 points in the week to keep a slim lead atop the NHL scoring race. Detroit’s Ted Lindsay scored three goals and an assist to reach 16 points, with Doug Harvey aiding Montreal via 14 assists as Beliveau leads in penalties with 40 minutes.
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Montreal
Jean Beliveau
Montreal Canadien
Beliveau
Detroit
Ted Lindsay
Doug Harvey
Cannadiens
Glenn Hall
Terry Sawchuk
Boston
Parry OBrien Eyes a Restless Post Olympic Future
Lt Parry OBrien of the U S Air Force plans rest after the Games then a Far East State Department tour and discharge. He considers selling or public relations, with football rumored as a possible path. He remains a top shot put favorite, having spun 63 feet 2 inches and twice over 62 feet.
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Melbourne
Parry O'Brien
U.S. Air Force
Parry
Far East
State Department
Air Force
Sandra
University of Southern California
Southern California
O'Brien
Casares and Brown Lead Pro Gridders In Offense Play
Rick Casares tops NFL rushing with 657 yards on 138 attempts for the Bears in seven games while Eddie Brown leads passers with 1 007 yards on 57 completions from 90 attempts and 8 touchdowns. Brown holds best passer average at 11 19 yards per attempt and a 63 3 percent completion rate.
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Philadelphia
Rick Casares
Eddie Brown
Chicago Bears
National Football League
Casares
Bears
Brown
Ollie Matson
Chicago Cardinals
Calums
Bill Wade
Los Angeles Rams
Bobby Layne
Detroit Lions
George Bianda
Howton
Green Bay
Dick Deschaine
Norm van Brocklin
Rams
Johnson Back As 49er Line Coach
The San Francisco Forty Niners removed Center Bill Johnson from active play and returned him to coaching duties. They also claimed linebacker-defensive back J C Smith on waivers after the Chicago Bears released him. Earl Morrall received a deferment approval from Muskegon County for military service due to his wife expecting a child. The team departs for a three game eastern road trip starting Sunday against the Green Bay Packers in Milwaukee.
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San Francisco
San Francisco Forty Niners
Bill Johnson
J. C. Smith
Chicago Bears
Muskegon
Mich
Earl Morrall
Green Bay Packers
Milwaukee
NBA scoring mirrors 1956 race early in season
Neil Johnston leads with 154 points for the Philadelphia Warriors while Bob Pettit trails with 145 for the St. Louis Hawks. Clyde Lovellette sits third at 141 for Minneapolis as Maurice Stokes tops rebounds and Richie Regan leads in assists for Rochester.
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Neil Johnston
Philadelphia Warriors
Bob Pettit
St. Louis Hawks
National Basketball Association
Clyde Lovellette
Minneapolis
Maurice Stokes
Rochester
Richie Regan
Stokes
Regan
Pomolita GAA Awards Highlight Girls Participation
Pomolita elementary reports 57 girls earning GAA and Speedball awards after a record fall season with 82 participants. Awards cover 100 300 and 700 point milestones, with first year members listed for seventh and eighth grades and several varsity recognitions.
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Yeaker
Ebert
Johelkas
Miss Dillingham
Pomolita
Dymond
Margaret Beeler
Donna Lughs
Patty Phillips
Karen Quick
Penny Swain
Cynthia Joseph
Vivian McCuen
Linda Scaife
Judy Sells
Nyla McGonnell
Susan Walsh
Ruth Dibble
Donna Trughes
Linda Johnson
Sandra Kussow
Gaye Smith
Linda van Patten
Geraldine Yunker
Cherie Hay
Janet Brown
Swede Awaits Opponent Size in Olympic Bout
Melbourne reports Gunnar Ahsmian, six foot one, learns Russia's seven foot two inch Yanis Kruminsh is a basketball player, easing Ahsmian's worry he would face a heavyweight fighter. He says he couldn't sleep thinking of a tougher foe.
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Melbourne
Gunnar Ahsmian
Russia
Yanis Kruminsh
Ahsman
Blood Bank Memorial Bldp Day Event
A blood bank drive at Memorial Building runs from morning until 1 p.m. Saturday, inviting donors to give.
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Andre Cherrier
Paris Air Ministry
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Barbara Hefte
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Dorothy Mayfield
Nancy Cole
Feam
Janet Gariner
Susan Grady
Pat Inversal
Barbara Lane
Linda Miller
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Barbara Bailey
Judy Seils
Cheri Hay
Linda Frassinello
Marilyn Bertsch
Crissy Cook
Neon Tube Lite CO
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Charlie Barnet
Cloverdale Citrus
Cloverdale, California
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