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u'ivht-'ifter-9ized snack half a chicken out for a weigm Arl aA sia al; When Arkady Vorohiev of Russia 2 Pag 2 Nap Journal Thursday, January 8, 1959 the trimmino ll rf. i iui pounds, the lighter man was to be declared the winner. Sheppard lost by 12 ounces, costing the U. S. team the match, 4 SPORTS Creel Cartridge BY ED HALE SPORT SHORTS ALL SORTS With Larry lekes Journal Sports Editor Lets take a look at some of the very unusual, often hilarious antics that occurred in the world of sports during- the 58 campaign.

These are the ones that didnt get the headlines. Steelers, was supposed to get the pain in an injured shoulder w'hile he -liiist t)u. Cleveland Browns. The Doc goofed and put a trsnuiiilizer in the hypodermic by mistake, and Stautnei slept through the game in a hospital. Duck weather at last and just a few more days hunt em.

A good strong south with and some rain is just what the duck hunters have been praying for for the past two months. Well, better late than never. The canvassbacks are in by the hundreds and theres -nothing they like better than to get up and fly right into the half hour after sunset, which al- Protesting Ohio States $1 parking feet for football i games, fan Don Mack paddled his canoe down the Olen-tangy river and tied up along the bank next to the stadium. ways meant that when it got too dark to see the end of the gun barrel, it was time to pick up and go home. There are lost of geese up in the rice fields, and theyre flying with their bellies in the tules these days.

So its now or never. Rttiiwe it or not, all of the above actually (Courtesy of Larry Middleman) CHIPMAN MAYFLOWER MOVING STORAGE Across Tlie Street or Acros The Nation" SERVING ALL NAPA VALLEY MODERN VANS LOW STORAGE RATES trained personnel FREE ESTIMATES" B84 Coombs NP e. Ill. 4-8220 Ph. 6-6079 LOCAL SPORTS BRIEFS Sophomore John Hendry of Napa is currently the starting forward on the Stanford Indian cage squad, replacing the injured Jerald Truesen.

The 6-2 185 pound Napan starred on last years Stanford Frosh quintet. Steve Galios was the leading gainer for the Air Force Academy this past campaign. The former Napa High School standout ran for 527 yards and had a 4.5 lushing average. An example of a local boy really making good. Dennis Cole, high scorer on last years Napa Chief cage squad, canned 11 points in Sacramento States 101-80 loss to a powerhouse Los Angeles State outfit.

Cole is a starting forward on the Sac team. In a golf tournament at Mexicali, Mexico, Aaron Quicks ball missed the 16th green, rolled into a lagoon r.nd onto a floating paper pie plate. He waded in, played the ball off the plate and got his par. wind, then make a big circle and set rigiit down in the middle A of your blocks before you even 1 have a chance ito get set. I can remem- ber a few years back BL (before 1 Leslie) when we used to set our stools out in the I flats near Russ I Island, or up I deman HALE Slough, or up Fa- gin Slough and It was no trick at all to get our -limit of ten bull cans.

In those days you could shoot until one- Steelhead fishermen are as happy as a kid at a circus. They havent been doing too good lately, but the rain will certainly remedy the situation in a hurry. A few fish have been caught in the small coastal rivers, but the Russian at Cloverdale, Pieta and Hopland has been just too low. If she lets up now, this coming weekend should be terrific. Eddie Lopat, former Yankee pitching act and now manager of the Richmond International League squad, Suffered a pulled shoulder muscle during the 58 campaign.

How did he do it? Reaching for a piece of toast at the breakfast table. ffflfflmtoiiaviifflfi Tonatiuh Guiterrez, leading in the 26-mile Guayamas Mexico) marathon swin, suddenly quit. He had swallowed a jellyfish. MEMB ID jfr lD I Cliff Halley To Show Car I SAN MATEO A Napa auto enthuiast is among the more than 100 entrants who will be showing unusual cars in the fourth annual Custom, Rod and Sports Car show here Thursday through Sunday, Jan. 8-11.

He is Cliff Nalley of 1414 East Avenue, whose 1954 blue Plymouth has been entered in the semi-custom coupe class. The car features Lincoln tail-lights, chromed lake plugs, frenched (molded) headlights and a special hood with 64 louvers punched in it. The show, the first of the season, will be held in the Fiesta building at the San Mateo county fairgrounds. The show opens at 6 p.m. Thursday and Friday and at noon Saturday and Sunday.

Deer Damage Noted In Napa County Deer cause widespread damage to plant materials around Napa County homes located in rural districts, says Jack Fiske, farm advisor. He announced that the Agricultural Extension Service Office has just received a supply of leaflets which the University reprinted from information developed by the California Department of Fish and Game. The leafiest gives a fairly large list of plants that are seldom damaged by deer. Selections from this list are suggested where doer damage is prevalent. Copies may be obtained by writing or calling the Farm Advisors Office, 1930 Clay Napa; Tel: BA 6-3794.

7 Fees Collected County statistics are showing an increase in all departments this year. Fees collected in 1958 were $41,027.4 and this figure is $6,000 over 1957. Reason for the increase is the higher filing fee rates that began January, 1958. FAST SBMCE Dr. Keith Oliver, outfielder on a semi-pro team in Purcellville, got two hits in a game against Warren-ton, although he had to take time out to deliver two babies and treat a spectator for a heart attack.

NEED CftH F0RTHE BILLS YOU 0IVE? 'BENEFICIAL" IS THE PLACE TO 60 A LOAN HERE PAYS BILLS THAT ARE DUE MAY LEAVE MORE CASH BACH, MONTH FOK YOU! FOR A FRIENDLY LOAN, MADE rtK YOUR OWN WAY "1: JUST PHONE OR Jj SEETHE MANAGER TODAY! Lui! 525 is $2000 sn Auto, Furniture ar Salary 2 conrsoienf officaf which is itarf yovt NAPA 920 Brown Street, Ground Flow BAIdwin 6-5553 VALLEJO 725 Main Street, Ground Floor Vallejo 3-4S61 OPEN EVENINGS BT APPOINTMENT PHONE FOI EVENING HOUW lean to ntidMli all wifwdiBf Inn Glenn and Colusa county sportsmens groups endorsed the project, as did the U. S. Forest Service, which plans to develop additional recreational facilities for picnicking and camping around the lake. Home sites also will be developed there. The new lake is accessible by gravel road.

No motorboats will be permitted. Colusa county will maintain the dam. Plans for management of the lakes trout fishery are being developed by the department of fish and game. Puny Boone of the Detroit Tigers tossed his cap into right field in disgust when he thought he had hit into a game-ending ground-out. But Clevelands first baseman muffed the hall, two runs scored and the Tigers might have kept the rally going except that Boone was tagged out while retrieving his cap.

In a hurry? We all are, and that is why our fast printing is so valuable to you. Come in or call in! We do business social vdl personal. Low rates! Quality work! Courtesy Trout fishermen soon will have a brand-new lake in which to test their skill. The Wildlife Conservation Board announced that its 000 Letts Valley project, which will create a 33-acre lake in the Mendocino National Forest 18 miles southwest of Stonyford, Colusa county, has been completed. The impoundment, located in a dry area of the Coast Range containing few fishable waters, will have an average depth of 20 feet.

Water comes from winter runoff, plus springs, arid is held in check for angling use by a newly-constructed dam. The lake lies at an elevation of about 4,200 feet. Everett Horn, WCB coordinator, explained that the Letts Valley project is similar to one completed in 1957 in the Plaskett Meadows area where several small lakes were formed by im- 1 pounding runoff and spring wa-! ters. These are heavily used by trout anglers. The Letts Valley project was approved at the August, 1958, meeting of the WCB and was hurried to completion in time to catch this winters runoff so that i sportsmen should begin to en-i joy the fishing next spring.

Geoge Jones slammed his tee shot into the cup on the third hole at Florence (Ala.) Country Club, hut got no hole in one. A temporary green was in use, so he had to pitch hack to it and took a four. Friends of Larry Doby in Baltimore sold 100 tickets for their club dinner to welcome the Orioles new outfielder in April. Doby was than traded March 31. Steelhead fishermen and Fishing clubs take note: The department of fish and game is proposing that the Gualala and Big Rivers be divided into' upstream and downstream fishing areas.

The Gualala would be open for steelhead only from the Valley Crossing down. The Big River would be divided at the mouth of Two Lag Creek. One interesting feature is that on the Gualala, which has been closed in the upper portions for some years is that fly fishing only would be permitted. Trackman John McKinley of Grant (Mich.) High School was forced to withdraw from the race. He was shot in the chest by powder particles from a starters pistol.

Visiting in New York, a San Francisco fan wanted to know how the 49ers-Green Bay Packer game was going. So he phoned a Green Bay radio station and had the announcer leave the phone next to a radio speaker. The toll was $45.00. THE NAPA JOURNAL 1098 Brown Street Phone BA 6-5593 After boxer Wayne Bathea had seven teeth knocked out in his loss to Sonny Liston, Manager Tony Vone announced, Im retiring him before he gets hurt. BROADMOOR ESTATES OPEN FURNISHED MODEL DRIVE OUT BROWNS VALLEY 22 MILES FOLLOW THE SIGNS TO BROADMOOR ESTATES 4 completely different models to choose from Prices from $15,750 Tract Open Weekdays 1 to 4 p.m.

Evenings 6 to 8 p.m. Saturday and Sunday 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. NAPA VALLEY LAND CO. BAIdwin 4-3143 Bruce Castator of Canada asked his caddie for the line to the green during the World Amateur Golf championship at St.

Andrews, Scotland. Said the caddie: Aim for that log lying in the sun. Castators shot hit the dog and bounded off the fairway into a sand trap. Napa Savings and Loan Association will pay Fellow spectators in a box at a Chicago White Sox game were entertained by the enthusiasm of Thomas Moss, who jumped up and down and cheered wildly. So they patted him on the back and egged him on.

They also lifted his wallet. U. S. Weight-Lifter Dave Sheppard finished 1,002 pounds in a meet against Russia and then went it pays to live in CALIFORNIA scenic wonderland gas and electric bargain-land! P.G.and E. customers save 33 on the dollar The California Public Utilities Commission publishes gas and electric costs in Americas leading cities.

Based on the latest report, P. G. and E. customers paid $1 for service averaging $1.33 in the cities outside California a saving of 33! And heres more good proof youre getting a bargain the gas and electricity you use today cost even less than they would at 1936 rates! You get a lot of good living from P. G.

and E.s low-cost energy. Let it do more of your work, save you time, and add 0 y0Ur enjoyment of beautiful California! per annum on savings for the six month period ending June 30, 1959. Yes, once again we will pay interest at the rate of 4 per cent per annum for the interest period ending June 30, 1959. i For almost 73 years we have been providing Napa with above-average interest rates on savings, and our reputation is enhanced further by account insurance (up to $10,000.00) by the Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation. Interest is credited twice yearly.

Deposits made by January 12th will be eligible to earn interest for the full six months. In addition to high interest rates and insured safety, an account with us offers ready availability, freedom from speculative risk and the knowledge that your funds will be reinvested to help the community grow. NA1PA SAVHNGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 2nd and Randolph BAIdwin 6-5521 Total Resources over $9,000,000 Established April 22, 1886 Gas and electricity are cheap in California SGWE 2X-W-U9 fajfc Gat andEUctnc Companj.