Snow Clusters Mark Northern Sierra Ski Resorts and Policy Shifts
Heavy recent snow boosts conditions across Squaw Valley Alpine Meadows Homewood Mount Shasta and Tahoe Bow. Resorts tout friendlier image with new name tags and family deals while lifting policy to share access between Mt Rose and Slide Mountain. Bear Valley expands Creek Side Condominiums as NASTAR prize money tops $1,000. Kings Castle Hotel features a tennis bubble. Old Chinese skiers recall Squaw trip and Joyce Blackshire injury during Christmas vacation.
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Marion Nips Val In Playoff For Ace Day Trophy
Marion Schaeffer Wins Warm Springs Women’s Club Ace Day Trophy after playoff with Val Lane. Lane edged in the second playoff hole while Helen Mathews and Irene Evans led first flight with net 59s. Parkway Women’s Club sweeps, Sunol Women play guest day with multiple flight winners.
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Putah Creek trout plants boost Putah anglers activity
The Department of Fish and Game restocked Putah Creek after a chemical treatment, releasing 500 rainbow trophy fish and 42,000 rainbows to reopen fishing opportunities. Winter rules apply until March 1 with a three fish limit and 10 inch minimum, then five fish limit of any size after March 1. Weather reports note variable conditions affecting nearby Lake Berryessa and other spots, with anglers pursuing trout, salmon, and bass. Local notes mention fishing tactics, water temps around 50 degrees, and potential gains if rain resumes.
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Garden locals race at AMA pro event in New York
Rick Hocking finished fourth in the main event for Garden riders at Madison Square Garden test Monday night as Jim Odomook crashed in a heat and did not reach the feature. Hocking was the sole local money winner in a five event East series, riding a Bultaco sponsored by Mt. View Stereo Service. He placed third at Roantke, second at Chamston, and fourth in New York, while not making the Pittsburg or Hampton features. He earned about $1600 on the trip but questioned returning due to cold conditions.
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