Outdoors Report Highlights Improving Fishing At Lake Hartwell
C W Kilbey notes record size hybrid bass at Lake Hartwell with a 13 pounds 6 ounces catch. Largemouth and white bass are active in lower lake areas while crappie and bass bite below the dam during water spills. Ponds yield keeper bass up to 16 inches. New lures such as alphabet plugs gain popularity, and a plastic grub is also effective. Dove season opens first session ends Oct 6 with migrants arriving in later sessions.
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C.W. Kilbey
Lake Hartwell
Fred Young
Spirit Still Strong For Indians After 1-4 Start
Jackson high football players keep morale high despite a 1-4 record. Willie Bates and Glenn Gustafson credit team unity, hard work, and ongoing effort to improve after a 22-0 loss to Williston-Elko. They target Friday’s Allendale-Fairfax matchup and praise standout running back Baes and blocker Gustafson.
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Jackson
Willie Bates
Indians
Bates
Glenn Gustafson
Gustafson
Jackson Spirit
Williston-Elko
Allendale-Fairfax
Tigers
Glenn
Marchant
Clemson
Scott Hunter
Golf clubface alignment basics for solid contact
Proper alignment places the ball ahead of the center of the clubhead and the bottom edge of the clubface perpendicular to the target line. Do not confuse the top edge angled to the right with the bottom edge alignment for a straight shot.
Newcombe Breezes In Opener At Fort Worth Tennis
Top seed John Newcombe of Australia defeated unheralded Charlie Owens in straight sets 6-2 6-2 in the opening round of the $50,000 Fort Worth National Colonial Tennis Tournament. First prize in the event is $9,000.
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Fort Worth
Tex
John Newcombe
Australia
Charlie Owens
Aiken Riders Shine at Plum Branch Motocross Track
Aiken motorcycle riders posted strong results at Plum Branch on Sunday September 23. Tommy Howell finished second overall behind Frank Paul of Greenwood. Kent Seignier won the 250 cc class with John LaBonte placing fourth in that class.
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Aiken
Plum Branch
Tommy Howell
Frank Paul
Greenwood
Kent Seignier
John LaBonte
Bryan Morton
Anderson
Gregg Gossett
Bryan Riggins
Tom
Ger Warcaster
Hendersonville
Allen Friedland
Bill Walker
Bradley
John Collins
Calvin Jennings
Alken
Delaware Leads AP Poll In Hot Start For Football
The University of Delaware tops the AP weekly poll aiming for a third straight national college division title as a 4-0 start leads Grambling and South Dakota in the rankings.
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NEW York
University of Delaware
Associated
Press Weekly
Blue Hens
Grambling
South Dakota
Colts Trade Ginn from Dolphins for Nottingham and pick
Baltimore Colts obtain Hubert Ginn from the Miami Dolphins in exchange for running back Don Nottingham and a sixth round draft choice.
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Baltimore
Baltimore Colts
National Football League
Hubert Ginn
Miami Dol
Phins
Don Nottingham
Track Legend Paavo Nurmi Dies At 76
Helsinki AP reports Paavo Nurmi the Flying Finn and nine time Olympic gold medalist died at 76 after years of ill health. Nurmi rose to fame in the 1920 1924 and 1928 Games earning legendary status in distance running. Former IOC president Avery Brundage lauded him as the best of his era.
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Helsinki
Paavo Nurmi
Nurmi
Avery Brundage
International Olympic Committee
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