California fish and game plan for salmon and hatcheries
A U S Fish and Wildlife Service discussion outlines a multi faceted plan to preserve northern California salmon and steelhead resources. It calls for artificial spawning channels, accurate stock estimates, and coordinated efforts with the state and federal agencies. The program includes expansions at Coleman hatchery and Nimbus and Trinity projects with federal funding urged.
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California
Sker
Miemoranan
Ana
U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service
United States Fish and Wildlife Service
State Department of Fish and Game
Department
Nimbus Hatchery
Coleman Hatchery
Congress
Croker
Trinity River Hatchery
Ion
Department. of Fish and Game
Warne
Croker T
Saltonstall-Kennedy
Miller Bill
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Nimbus
Trinity Hatcheries
Bureau of Reclamation
FWL
FWS
North Ukiah Little League plans for 1960 season
North Ukiah Little League budgeted 1051.50 for 1960 to fund two leagues for children north of Perkins street and Redwood Valley Potter Valley areas. Arnold Book was reelected president with Rex Jahn as vice president, Howard McGuffin as secretary, Dick Layne as treasurer, and Jack Orme as player and purchasing agent. Bechtel heads a committee to pursue district playoffs and will serve as alternate voting delegate. Six North Little League and six Farm League teams expected. managers to be chosen by January 1960.
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North Ukiah Little League
Perkins Street
Redwood Valley
Potter Valley
Arnold Book
Rex Jahn
Dorothy Bechtel
Howard McGuffin
Bill Openshaw
Dick Layne
Jack Orme
al Bechtel
Ukiah
Little League
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Rosi Gonsalves Set for Key Oakland Lightweight Bout
Second ranked Paolo Rosi meets Oakland’s Johnny Gonsalves in a 10 round lightweight bout at the Auditorium. Rosi, an 8-5 favorite, beat Gonsalves in New York three years ago. Rosi carries a 304-1 record against Gonsalves 54-11-3 as about 5 000 fans expected.
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Oakland
Cilif
UPI
Paolo Rosi
Johnny Gonsalves
Rosi
Gonsalves
New York
Ross
Kefauver Threatens Baseball Hearings
Sen. Estes Kefauver, chair of the Senate anti monopoly subcommittee, says the current major baseball league should share players with the proposed Continental League. He supports the new league and warns he will push legislation to limit how many players the majors can control.
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Washington
UPI
Estes Kefauver
Senate
Forty Niners prep for Bears, skip clarification on Tittle bench
The San Francisco 49ers planned to watch game films of Sunday’s Bears matchup at Stagg Field and depart for Baltimore on Saturday. Red Hickey refused to explain his disputed ranking of Y. A. Tittle after he benched him for two poor passes, with John Brodie also ineffective before Tittle returned late.
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Chicago
UPI
San Francisco
Tittle
Frick backs standards for Continental League
New York values system as commissioner Ford Frick says organized baseball will recognize the Continental League only when it meets agreed standards. William A. Shea and Branch Rickey push for rapid league formation amid threats of an outlaw league and delaying tactics. Founding franchises include New York Toronto Denver Minneapolis St Paul and Houston.
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New York
UPI
Ford Frick
Continental League
Isoon
Frick
William A. Shea
Toronto
Denver
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Houston
Shea
Branch Rickey
Skip Face Is Big Five Back of the Week
Stanford halfback Skip Face earned the Big Five back of the week honors after scoring 27 points in a 39 to 22 victory over Oregon State. He tallied three touchdowns, kicked four conversions, completed a two point conversion, and added a field goal in the win.
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San Francisco
UPI
Skip Face
Stanford Today
Big Five
Oregon State
Face
Indians
Beavers
Colts Favored as 49ers Face Baltimore Contention
Hickey said Tittle will start against Baltimore Sunday while the Colts enter as three to six point favorites. The game could decide a deadlock or push the 49ers toward their first NFL title as the season reaches a crucial point.
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Hickey
Tittle
Baltimore
Colts
McCovey Named National League Rookie of the Year
Willie McCovey of the San Francisco Giants won the 1959 NL Rookie of the Year by unanimous vote of the Baseball Writers Association of America. The 21-year-old slugger batted .396 in 52 games after joining July 30, collecting 68 hits with 13 home runs, five triples, and nine doubles. Balloting credited McCovey with all 24 votes. the American League ROY will be named Thursday.
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Boston
UPI
San Francisco Giants
Willie McCovey
Baseball Writers Association of America
McCovey
Giants
Orlando Cepeda
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Kid) Paret
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Department’s Marine Resources Branch
Evelyn Honcik
Erickson
North Little League
South Ukiah Little League
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Rosi-Gonsalves
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