Pebble Beach contrasts with Merion in 1972 Open venue
The 1972 United States Open will be played at Pebble Beach June 15 to 18, contrasting with Merion Golf Club near Philadelphia where the Open was held last year. Pebble Beach sits along Carmel Bay and Stillwater Cove, designed by Samuel Finlay Brown Morse who formed Del Monte Properties and preserved the site.
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Pebble Beach
Pebble
Merion Golf Club
Philadelphia
Carmel Bay
Stillwater Cove
Point Lobes
Santa Lavia
Massachusetts
Yale
Samuel Finlay Brown Morse
Morse
Pacific Improvement Company
Southern Pacific Railway
Monterey Peninsula
Carmel Valley
del Monte Properties
del Monte
Naval Post Graduate School
Canines Have Own Tale Time By Rose Marie Durhoum
A light canine essay about a dog named Ringo who hates water yet loves the outdoors. While hiking to Fremont Lake near West Walker River, Ringo clung to his owner Scott, refusing river crossing until carried, then quickly seeking firm ground. Footnote warns hikers of park rules restricting dogs in backcountry, with exemptions for seeing-eye dogs.
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Ringo
Scott
Tatt
Scodt
Fremont Lake
Duck Stamp hike for 1972 73 waterfowl hunters
President Nixon signed a law to raise the Migratory Bird Hunting Stamp price from $3 to $8, affecting the 1972 73 season. The Interior Secretary will implement before July to fund wetlands purchases. About 3 million stamps were sold last season, adding nearly $4 million in revenue for the Bureau of Sport Fisheries and Wildlife.
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Nixon
Secretary of the Interior
Bureau of Sport Fisheries and Wildlife
Getting away Dance fishes for pay
George Hower profiles Bill Dance and other stars as professional athletes who earn by chasing success in niche circuits. The piece notes Dance as a top angler with a national circuit, the Bass Anglers' Sportsman Society BASS, and outlines the evolving structure of the 1972 pro fishing season from regional national events to the Bass Masters Classic. It highlights top performers like Bobby Murray and the growingSouthwest centric nature of the sport, with prize money and televised interest paralleling other major sports.
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Bass Anglers’ Sportsman Society
BASS
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Pion
Pacific Northwest
Jack Neville
Neville
Hogie Wilson
Henry C. Fownes
Oakmont
Douglas Grant
Great Britain
U.S
H. Chandler Egan
del Monte Lodge
Beatriz
Hayward Golf Club
Hayward
Red Rouza
Bill Malley
Ed Nott
Bert Evans
Bud Adams
Andy Gorello
Howard Walker
Kent Horne
Bill Gonsalves
Aptos Beach
Horne
Gonsalves
John Dayakan
Rick Andrade
Ron Paladini
All Jennings
Dick Watson
George Wilson
Carl Enos
Max Sanchez
Jim Rekoutis
Ollie Silva
Holeinone
Jim Scannell
By Lowell Hickey
Rose Marie Durhoum
Tolyabe -N.F
West Walker River
Mace
Hingo
Pat Quense
Moon Bay
John Gardner
Eagle Lake
Monterey
Frank Arcoleo
Cypress Point
Davis Lake
Jack Bones
Jack
George Hower
Coney News Service
Montgomery
Ala
Jack Nicklaus
A. J. Foyt
Hank Aaron
Wilt Chamberlain
Bill Dance
Dance
Memphis,Tenn
Nicklaus
Uh-huh
Foyt
Aaron
Babe Ruth
Los Angeles Lakers
Bil
Bobby Murray
Hot Springs
Ark
Lake Mead
Nev
Hie Lom
Lake Wales
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Watts Bar Lake
Rockwood
Lake Eufaulda
Oxfay
Sounce Junker
Lake Seminole
Georgia
Bob Cobb
Eas
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