Outdoors takes stage as sports shift to open air
The article announces a spring push to move sports coverage outdoors from gyms to the outdoors across the Bay Area and Northern California. Fremont gains access to sunny participation sports, with Rose Marie Durham resuming Foot Loose and AL Francis diversifying from skiing to other outdoor events next week.
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Getting Away expands outdoors pages in The Argus weekly
The Argus announces a new weekly feature Getting Away with expert outdoors writers, plus Thursday golf columns Teeing GH and Golf Bag moved to Friday. Francis introduces People Outdoors on Tuesdays, Pat Quense anchors Outdoors Datzline, and John Goddard’s 127 goals story inspires readers to pursue frontier adventures.
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Balch Wins Mint 400 Desert Rally In Las Vegas Fame Follows
Sherman Balch, recently relocated to Union City from Fremont, wins the Mint 400 Desert Rally in the utility vehicle class, earning 7000 dollars total prize value. He covers a 308 mile course in 10 hours 51 minutes amid dust, washouts, and rock obstacles, praising the glory over money and noting peers like Parnelli Jones as inspiration.
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Desert racer Balch wins after near breakdowns
Balch spoke after winning the off road race in harsh desert conditions. He feared engine failure in the final laps yet drove the Jeep solo without a breakdown, noting constant pre race tightening of parts to prevent failures and dismissing helicopter rescue as unnecessary. His victory capped a demanding performance.
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Albany Berkeley stakes at GGF set for week races
Albany and Berkeley stakes at Golden Gate Fields draw 34 nominees, split evenly between the $25,000 Albany Handicap at six furlongs this Friday and the $50,000 Berkeley Handicap for three year olds and up on Saturday.
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Meadows Night Off As Bay Meadows Hosts Quarter Horse Meet
SAN MATEO The Peninsula Horse Racing Association quarter horse meet enters its second week at Bay Meadows tomorrow. A six horse field headlines the Dublin Purse, a three year old and up dash. Desi Arnaz B Paranea stars with El Paranza to be ridden by Terry Lipham. El Paranza trained by Arnaz. Other entries include Ce rez Jel Tee Go Jan's Rooker Roan Cirrell and Fleet Spar. After six racing nights exactas remain popular with fans and bettors, with the largest payout at $97 and smallest at $37.50. Post time for tomorrow night’s first race is 3:45 p.m. local. The Albany roster features Corradini and Nuxcio’s King of Cricket, Diplomatic, and Indulte. Friday’s express includes Silver Double and Court Crown. The Berkeley handicap for horses without $12,400 first money shows a wide field led by Magic Hope and Quiet Star. After 25 days, Juan Gonzalez leads Golden Gate jockey standings with 24 wins to 14 for Bill Mahorney. Mario Valenzuela is third. Trainers’ standings show Jerry Dutton and Tom Esimo tied for first with nine wins each. Jockey and trainer standings listed through Saturday.
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Statewide fish and game laws take effect this month
A raft of new laws from the 1971 Uw State Legislature tightens control over hunting and wildlife. Night hunting rules empower the Fish and Game Commission to regulate coyotes and bobcats, remove nonprotected categories, and set bag limits areas and hours. Other measures ban live rodent sales to curb bubonic plague risk and require screen diversions for salmon and steelhead irrigation. Halibut rules limit fishing mortality and set protected grounds, while Tule Elk safeguards delay hunts until 2600 animals exist. Shellfish cultivation rules are expanded and marine life regulations updated.
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