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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Premont
Sacramento
Don Turner
Fremont
Union City
Dick King
Newark
Bob Cain
Donald Bure
Gun Turner
Sac
Brea Hophy
Ford
Cain
Plymouth
Hs Hansen
Hayward
Plymwyth
Mike Johnson
Don Surg
Pmovin
Eis
Scar Rich Gael Sen Leandra
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orville Moody
Doris
Akron
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ziegler
Detroit
UPI
Larry Ziegler
Homero Blancas
George Walsh
MGC, Inc
Walsh
MGC
PGA
Also Mentioned on This Page
By Jim Freeman
Stoneman Clip
Phils
Bosox
Philadelpina
Philadelphia Phillies
Gary Wagner
Mike Jackson
Eddie Leon
Ray Fosse
Cleveland Indians
New York Yankees
Indians
Fosse
Leon
Larry Brown
Tommy Harper
Wayne Comer
Seattle Pilots
Michael
Brown
Kansas City Royals
Klimenek
John Donaldson
Pephone
Harrelson
Seattle
Harper
Scheinbim If
John Burbach
Nelson
Rat
Gutierrer Ss
Kennedy
McBaniel
Hall
Banker
Fuller
Hendricks
Robson
Gr Tod
Horton
Atal
New York
Ed Herrmann
Cleveland
New
Aoog
York
Looo Cash
Billy Wynne
Kenney
Cart
Pizarro
Willian
Baltimore Savewillams
Deterat
Aq Butord
A Robinsen
Wratahngon
Hendrices
Staniey
Mall
Kansas City
Chicago
Abra
Ol Mela Warner Hernendt
Fiore Northey Cf
Aparicio
OO Spencer Ib
Hovey
McLain
Williams Rt
Fregosi
Keon Alearie
Walton
Sot Ward
Rodrigue
Cord Rodriguez
Gyler
Washington Bradford
Tatum
Adair
Clark
Beeemann
Rios
Brunet P Food
Qrinkman
Oop
Oop Hackson 1B 4136 Gilph Teas Maye Ct $000 Andrews Th 22 Wynne
Moses
HN -Hertmann
Ndgman
Wiliams
S-Wyane
Xansay Cay
Bea
Gonen
Gliver
Hernandez
Ivorals
Toole McGlothlin
Fisher Vority
Kansas
Washington
meGlomitn Melton
Martinez
Comer
Goosten
E-Howard
Boston
Brign
Andrews
Howard
Burgmeier
Spohrer
Orabawsky L
Hanna Pomcat
Nestacker
Lenberg Lps
Asa Segui
Knowles
Hani Hap
Burgmieier
Hegan
Brunet
Martinet
Chevry
Head
Fisher
Rossignol
Kneissl
LANGE
Moody’s
Lanity
Homerstancas
Snead
Phil Rodgers
Larry Hinson
Rlke Mit
Cass Inner
Grier Jones
Kermit Zarley
Jerry McGee
Goldstrand
Ed Moehling
Bill Garrett
Bet
Stanton
Jerry Abbott
Terry Wilcox
Desne Beman
Dave Hiskey
Joe Gostby
John Schree
Down Lote
Chi OM Rodrigues
Bobby Cale
Larry Mowry
Jon Cerrude
Dim Weichers
Red John Jacobs
al Henning
Dick Rhyan
Howie Johnson
Dick Lotz
al Balding
Steve Opea Sota
John Schroeder
Sikes
Dennis Lynns
Dick Mayer
Spiotiti
Chuck Courtney
Bob Dickson
Charlie Sitford
Rolte Deming
Tom
the Argus
Argus Maa
oSho Reet
Aias
ARGUS
ORBY
SAT
SUN
THE
Argus Fremont Eeu Cey
Laa
TTR
Peaytes
Pegay Payette
Aia Elas
KFMR
Argus Mvcn E
Claudia West
Queen of Arts
Montgomery
Wards Auto Center
Riverside
Fremont Blvd