Unstable Sacramento River Action Cited by Colusa Resort
Outdoor reports from Colusa to Lake Shasta describe fluctuating fishing. Striper activity near Grimes, Meridian, and Brickyards is good with rising male catches, while females increase. Steelhead near Feather River and salmon outlook at various lakes show variable success as rains and snowmelt shift conditions.
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Colusa
Jean Cousineau
Grimes
Meridian
Larry Yohner
Rancho Cordaya
Sacramento
Ron Brown
Oroville
Feather River
Ron
Join Capeheart
Folsom Lake
Browns Ravine
Sacra Mento
Bails Ferry
Jean Stewart
Reeding Island
Jean
Pat Patterson
Los Molinos
Trinity Lake
Marlyn Gones
Portola
Davis Lake
Lake Shasta
Richard Booth
Bridge Bay Resort
Lauda Wins Monaco Grand Prix For Ferrari Fixture
Nik Lauda of Austria dominated the Monaco Grand Prix from start to finish to win his first Formula One race of the season for Ferrari. The race began wet and finished sunny, with Lauda leading 75 laps after an early tire change that gave him a large gap over Emerson Fittipaldi and Carlos Pace. Fittipaldi finished second, Pace third, with Pryce retiring after a lap crash.
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UPI
Nik Lauda
Austria
Ferrari
Monaco
Sweden
Hennie Peterson vi
Lotus
Emerson Fittipaldi
McLaren
Carlos Pace
Brad Vn
Brabham
Fittipaldi
Lauda
Mim
Emerson
Niki
Pace
Icke
Young Wins Lady Tara Golf Classic by One Stroke
Donna Capon Young withstood a late surge by Sandra Palmer to win the Lady Tara Golf Classic by a single stroke. Palmer, the tour leader, fired two straight birdies late to force a possible playoff, but Young managed the final holes carefully to clinch the title.
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Young
Palmer
Atlanta
Donna Capon
Sandra Palmer
Miss Palmer
Mrs. Young
Sandra Spuzich
Ma Yang
US. Oom
Burthne
Miami
Mary Lou Crocker
Maria Astrologos
Birmingham
JoAnne Caner
Chako Higuetd
Jane Blalock
Defendi
Ig Tvs
Arden We
Zorzi wins Monaco Formula Three Grand Prix
Renz Zorzi of Italy wins the Monaco Formula Three Grand Prix after Sweden's Cooney Anderson is penalized for a starting fault. Anderson led from the start and finished first before being penalized, moving him to a lower official place. Tony Brise rises to second after a collision with Alex Ribiero on the final turn.
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Monte Carlo
UPI
Renz Zorzi
Italy
Sat
Monaco
Sweden
Coony Alderson
Lora
Minde
Dar
Jean-Pierre Beltoise
Stuck and Quester win Riverside Six Hours race
The Stuck-Quester team won the Riverside Six Hours of Camel GT by two laps over San Baty of Capistrano Beatale and Brian man of England. They averaged 102.992 mph covering 620.4 miles in six hours one minute and 25.384 seconds on Riverside’s 3.25 mile track. Posey and Redman moved to second, with Kemp and Baird fourth, and Alliot Forbes Robinson Minter among the top finishers. There were 41 starters, 31 finishers, and 16 accidents in the race watched by about 10,300. Eddie Miller and Dennis Shaw won companion road events.
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Riverside
Calif
Opi
Hane
Ray
Sturk-Quester Cachie Ieee
Factory San Baty
Capistrano Beatale
Brian Man
England
Siverside
Posey
Redman
Peter Gregg
Turley Haywood
Jacksonville
Fla
Charlie Kemp
Jackson
Miss
Carson Baird
Laurel
Alliot Forbes Robinson
la Crescenta
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Tom Pryce
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