Upper Sacramento River Angling Sparks Big Salmon Action
Upper Sacramento River near Red Bluff remains the top north state spot for instant action as more king salmon arrive. Ball's Ferry Resort notes over a hundred boats daily with many kings 16 to 18 pounds, some over 50. anglers use Flatfish with sardine on dive. Riverwide counts show bright kings moving in, while bass and trout fishing persist in nearby lakes and rivers, with limits and conditions varying by spot.
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Sacramento
Red Bluff
Len Isley
Ball’s Ferry Resort
Ken
Ball's Ferry
Len
Rev Bluff
Folsom
Shasta
Trinity
Dam
Bridge Bay
McCloud
Upper Trinity
Lewiston
Mission Ranch Merchants, K-Sports In Darkened 94-Score Tie
In Mis sion San Jose National Live League action yesterday the Mission Ranch Merchants and K-Sports paused after darkness with a 94 score. Les's Arc led Mission Ranch with a home run and a double, while Dennis Valles of K-Sports hit a triple.
Williams Leads Win By Square In Newark Little League
Dan Williams pitched and batted Wes Sears to a 4 9 4 victory over Newark Square in Newark. Williams limited Newark Square to two hits while driving in three runs with a single and a double to lift Wes Sears to win number two with no losses this season. Newark Square falls to 0 2.
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Newark
Dan Williams
Wes Sears
Newark Square
Williams
New Square
Wright
Riley Tops In South County Aqueduct Boycott Continues
New York reports a horsemen's boycott of Aqueduct persists with no entries. The track remains dark as pension funding battles stall racing, while the NY State Racing Commission urges HBPA to end the disruption and pursue lawful funding.
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NEW York
AFI
Aqueduct
New York State Racing Commission
Horsemen’s Benevolent and Protective Association
Hag
Aqueduct Race Course
HBPA
Reds Recall Noriega Drop Queen in Indianapolis
Cincinnati Reds recalled pitcher John Noriega from the Indianapolis Indians while sending Mel Queen to Indianapolis. Queen, a former Reds regular, posted a 14-8 record in 1967 with a 2.76 ERA and is 1-0 with a 2.25 ERA this spring. Noriega, also a right-hander, was to join the Reds in San Francisco after at Indianapolis he was 0-1 with a 1.00 ERA.
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Indianapolis
Ind
UPI
Mel Queen
Indianapolis Indians
American Association
Cincinnati Reds
John Noriega
Tribe
Queen
Reds
Norigga
Ads
San Francisco
Leafs Sign Coach Changes Due For Stock Racing Cars
ACCUS announced at a two day meeting new minimum production requirements for stock cars in 1970 and a future engine size reduction. The move seeks to boost competition among cars representing autos for general sale, with constraints on production numbers and displacements.
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New York
UPI
Automobile Competition Committee of the United
Maple Leafs
Diego Padres
John McLellan
McCool
Forest
MSJ Swimmers Favored In Tomorrows Finals
Mission San Jose high school swimmers look like league favorites as the MVAL finals loom at Washington High. Top performers include Brad Anderson, Brian Sullivan, Louis Wilson, and Bob Seafani in the 200 medley relay and 40 free, with Jeff Evans adding two wins in the 200 and 400 free. Irvington set records in the medley relay and 200 I M A, while Newark Valley Vikes and Newark remain winless in MVAL competition.
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Mission Valley Athletic League
Washington High
Newark
Mission San Jose
Warriors
MSJ
Washington
James Logan
Brad Anderson
Brian Sullivan
Louis Wilson
Bob Seafani
Seafani
Brian Bennett
Dean Lusher
Anderson
Jeff Evans
Logan
Tom DeClercq
Steve
OPA
Irvington
Mission Valley Athletic
VAL
Washington Mission San Jose
Irvington & Ts
Mission Valley
Poor Old Baseball Gloom Besets 1969 Attendance Talk
New York sports observers note baseball lagged in 1968 while other major sports posted attendance records. Critics say big winners shaped pennant races and drove up sums, leaving baseball with no clear turnstile record and prompting calls that the sport is dying.
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New York
UPI
Cardinals
Dallai Tigers
Tigers
Baltimore
Hine
San Francisco
Bill Veeck
National League
Boston Red Sox
National Football League
American Football League
AFL
Cincinnati Bengals
Baltimore Orioles
Yankees
Nationals
Pittsburgh Pirates
Giants
Cincinnati Reds
Pirates
Pittsburgh
Drysdale Buys Another Horse In Deal With Syndicate
Greek Money, winner of the 12 Preakness in a famous duel with Aidan, has been sold to a California syndicate led by Don Drysdale, Dodgers pitcher, and Hazel G. Upton. The Marty Brothers acted as agents, per trainer Buddy Raines, for Brandywine Stable owned by Don Stoss.
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Baltimore, Md
UPI
Aidan
California
Don Drysdale
Los Angeles Dodgers
Hazel G. Upton
Marty Brothers
Wayne
Duane
Buddy Raines
Brandywine
Don Stoss
Newcombe Wins Italian Tennis Championship Final
Second seed John Newcombe of Australia defeated Tony Roche 4-6 6-2 7-6 6-3 to win the men's singles at the Italian Championships in Rome. Julie Heldman of New York beat Kerry Melville 7-5 6-4 to take the women's title, the first U.S. winner there in 13 years. Heldman, ranked second at home behind Nancy Richey, advanced past Ann Jones and Leslie Bowery to reach the final, while Melville ousted Billie Jean King in the semifinals.
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Rome
Upi
John Newcombe
Australia
Julie Heldman
U.S
Newcombe
Tony Roche
New York
Kerry Melville
Natsiner Althea Gibson
Miss Heldman
Nancy Richey
San Angelo
Tex
Ann Jones
Britain
Leslie Bowery
Miss Melville
Billie Jean King
Hong
Huskies Triumph Over Logan In Swimming Finale
Washington Huskies edged James Logan 46 to 40 in a boys swimming meet at the Colts pool. Key wins included a 200-yard medley relay in 1:33 by Krueger Ehinger Riley and Hesser, and Jeff Arriva 200 free in 2:07.3. Logan’s Kawaguchi won 100 fly in 1:06.5. Washington swept B results 61-25.
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Union City
Washington
Mission Valley Athletic League
James Logan
Colts
Huskies
Roger Krueger
Mark Ehinger
Mike Riley
Gary Hesser
MVAL
Jeff Arriva
Africa
Donnel
Cubs
Dan Oden
Logan
Nobby Kawaguchi
Kawaguchi
James Logen
Krueger
Ehinger
Ray
Hessard
free—Africa
O'Donnell
Petruzel
Huride Kelas
Slu
Valentine Ehinger
Funmelt LI
Riley
Uden
Kellar
Valentine
Kawaqucht
Colburn
de Gecem
Husky Ace Leads Valley Swim Marks In South County
Fremont’s Mike Riley tops the South County 100 yard butterfly at 56.0, Mission San Jose’s Brad Anderson earns multiple high placements including 200 yard freestyle 1:55.1 and 100 free 54.0, while other Bay Area swimmers set all time marks in events like the 490 free and 400 free relay.
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Fremont
Washington
Mike Riley
South County
Mission San Jose
Brad Anderson
Anderson
Mighty Warrior
Meilley Keay Livermore
Stave Bloxham
Ed McCloskey
Bob Walmsley
Paul Nolan
Tal
Amador
Tmi
Leandra
ValBath Altima
Castra Valley
Paeltie
Freestyke
Mark Crighan
Maysword
Frank Stuart
Paetic
Caste Valley
Paul Swit
Jom Skoglund
San
Leandral
Bail
AncCleskey
Altimme
Chm Johnson
Cama Gor
Tam Kroatch
Lorengol
Etophans
Albhmels Oisson
Nolin
Ascan
Dlen
Armator
Kulis
Johnson
Croghan
Athene
Bob During
Tutterdly — Riley
Jack Saruance
Leandro
Dan Lawini
Ammadur
Lie
Alistima
Gary Yulis
Haywwartz
Tle
Ladiai
Jerry Dolan
Pacific
Jel
Longmate Canyon
Livermore UeCleskey
Bob MacGregor
Spencer Plait
Noni
Ba Ic
Casta Valley
San Loreno
Tennyson
Lee Sanders
San Lorenzo
Larry Neteer
Casizo Valley
Rich Kahihikota
Cra
Stevens Casica Acyl
Rad Fame
Teninyson
No-Hitter For Conklin Of Teamsters
John Conklin pitched a no hitter and added a double and a triple to lead Teamsters to a 7 6 8 to a shutout of Fremont Optimists in Fremont National Little League action. Conklin fanned 10 and helped Teamsters improve to 3 1 while Optimists fall to 9 1. teammates Vogel Freitas and Mathews contributed solid defense and hits in the victory.
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Fremont
John Conklin
Teamsters
Conklin
Jackie Vogel
Mike Freitas
Steve Mathews
Fremont National LI
Fremont Optimisty
Bit Curtteder
Rover Mangen
Sanny
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Donner
Noriega
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Camera & Hobby
Glenmoor Center
Premont
Washinglon
Med
James Cogan van Dox Fel
Hill Colburn
Fort
Wey
Ree Robinson
Gustatson
Sedan
Welas
Syoansan
Tule
Keck
Bailey
Brush
Gustafson
Robinton
Uredam
Jennwait
Husky
Stuarts
Vath Althmets McCloskey
Lanint Ant
Hayward
SUN
Rowell Ranch Highway 50
Castro Valley
Rowell Saddle
Redwood Rd
Cast Way
Palmer Paikt CO
Leove Way
Nayward
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