Fields Triumphs In Midland Bassmasters
Wayne Fields of Williston won the Midland Bassmasters June tournament out of Rocky Creek Marina on Lake Murray with seven bass weighing 20 pounds 1 ounce. Bobby Hamm of Aiken took second with 18 pounds 1 ounce and Terry Rhinehart finished third with 16 pounds 1 ounce. Rhinehart claimed the big bass pot with a 6 pound 13 ounce largemouth while Fields and Hamm each added notable catches. All but one participant weighed bass and the mishap of a stinging wasp nest briefly disrupted the contest.
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Wayne Fields
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Fields
Bobby Hamm
Aiken
Hamm
Terry Rhinehart
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Fishing Report Highlights SC fresh water and saltwater
South Carolina Wildlife and Marine Resources updates report favorable bass, crappie, and bream fishing at Lake Jocassee, Keowee, Hartwell, Russell, Clarks Hill, Lake Wylie, Murray, Moultrie, Greenwood, Marion, Moultrie. saltwater trends include Spanish Mackerel, trout, king mackerel, bluefish, flounder, shark, and offshore tuna near Charleston and Hilton Head.
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Kinugasa Breaks Gehrig Durability Mark in Japan
Sachio Kinugasa 40, surpassed Lou Gehrig by playing in his 2131st consecutive game for the Toyo Carp. The ceremony featured teammates with flowers, a wreath from the baseball commissioner, and congratulations from Prime Minister Nakasone delivered by cassette. Kinugasa noted he just wanted to play baseball and endured injuries and slumps to reach the milestone.
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Norman To Try Again At U S Open
Greg Norman faces another bid for a major title at the 87th U S Open at Olympic Club in San Francisco. The field features Ben Hogan’s Open history, Arnold Palmer, Jack Nicklaus, Seve Ballesteros and numerous contenders as weathered legends and rising stars chase a $825000 purse and $150000 winner share across 72 holes with ABC TV coverage.
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Bob Tway
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Seve
Ballesteros
Nicklaus
Ray Floyd
Fuzzy Zoeller
Tway
Paul Azinger
Corey Pavin
Pavin
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