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Newspaper

Argus

Location

Fremont, California, United States of America

Date

Sep 08, 1969

Page

6

Dove season opener draws crowds and high prices in California fields

The writer reports on dove and waterfowl shooting across California, noting crowded opening days at Cache Creek near Madison and high fees at clubs like Bob Reedy's Paulo Ranch, Maxwell Hunting Club, and Open Triangle Guest Ranch. He observes water abundance drives bird concentrations and prices of 10 to 20 dollars per day, concluding hunting now functions as a cash crop with fees rising versus value.

Bob Reedy Paulo Williams Cache Creek Madison Maxwell Colusa Jon Chaney Maxwell Hunting Club Jon Covelo al Levie Trophy Hunters Lodge Club Whiskey Creek Lodge Bob Davis Redding Open Triangle Guest Ranch

Staub Stoneman Clip Cardinals 3-0 in Expos Win

Rusty Staub hit a three run homer off Steve Carlton in the third as Montreal defeated St Louis 3-0 behind Bill Stoneman five hitter. Stoneman also had a no hitter earlier season with four strikeouts and two walks to secure his ninth win.

LOUIS Rusty Staub Steve Carlton Montreal Expos St. Louis Cardinals Bill Stoneman Staub Stoneman Joe Hague Cardinals Bob Bailey Carlton Julian Javier Jerry Gavanon Lou Brock Montreal St Brock Hague Stauber Torres Labey Grant Herrera Lee Falrey

Orioles Nip Tigers In 14th Lead AL East By Games

Mark Belanger delivered a bases loaded RBI single and another run scored as the Orioles beat the Tigers 4 3 in 14 innings. The win widened Baltimore s lead in the AL East to 14 1/2 games. The Tigers answered with a run in the 14th as Don Wert and Jim Northrup produced hits and Wert scored on a double play.

Orioles Tigers Mark Belanger Mickey Stanley Ed Runge Baltimore Orioles Detroit Tigers Baltimore Belanger Frank Robinson Chico Salmon Brooks Robinson Don Wert Jim Northrup Dave Campbell Wert Jim Price Stanley den Unser Washington Senators Boston Red Sox Unser Casey Cox Jim Lonborg Cox

Sacramento Chevry Tops Drag Strip Meet in 8.1 Seconds

Don Turner of Sacramento drove a Chevry to win top eliminator at Fremont Drag Strip with an 8.1 second quarter mile before about 1,000 spectators. Other winners include Union City Dick King in P-Stock with a 16.72 second Ford, Newark drivers Bob Cain in Plymouth 15.27 and Donald Bure in Plymouth 14.65.

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Moody captures World Series of Golf title in rain

Orville Moody, the former Army sergeant, fired a three under par 67 in a steady rain at Firestone Country Club to win the World Series of Golf by two strokes. He finished 36 holes with 14 under and claimed $50,000, outrunning George Archer who shot 69 for second place. Tony Jacklin and Ray Floyd tied for third at 145. Moody earned the victory after a tense back nine surge with birdies and pars, sealing the win with a one-foot putt on the final green.

Akron Ohio UPI Orville Moody Firestone Country Club Moody George Archer Gilroy Calif Tony Jacklin Ray Floyd Lake Havasu Ariz Jacklin Boyd Floyd Archer Houston Tex Killeen Chamson U.S Singapore

Moody wins World Series of Golf in Akron for $50,000

Orville Moody and his wife Doris pose after Moody claimed the World Series of Golf title in Akron, winning a $50,000 purse. Moody appeared victorious as crowds cheered the American golfer who secured the prestigious season finale.

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Ziegler May Not Cash In On Michigan Open Win

Larry Ziegler won the inaugural Michigan Golf Classic in a sudden death playoff but may not collect the $20,000 top prize as receipts are insufficient to pay funds. PGA supervisor George Walsh cited delayed receivables and potential legal questions as the tour and sponsor seek funds.

Ziegler Detroit UPI Larry Ziegler Homero Blancas George Walsh MGC, Inc Walsh MGC PGA

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