Muskie Catch On Chautauqua Lake Near Grass Island
Eugene Vinca and Travis Stohlburg fished Chautauqua Lake near Grass Island above Celeron and caught an 11 pound 33 inch muskie using an M2 flatfish bait. The scene was near Grass Island with Dew Drop campground site details for a temporary forest service launch facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Vinca
East South Street
Chautauqua Lake
Travis Stohlburg
South Center Street
Grass Island
Celeron
Allegheny National Forest
Dew Drop
Forest Service
Elijah Run
Kinzua
Allegheny
Senator urges fish biologist for Kinzua Dam duties
U.S. Senator Hugh Scott of Pennsylvania asks the Interior Department to hire a fish biologist at Kinzua Dam. He cites a 27 mile long reservoir with over 12 000 acres of water, 91 miles of shoreline, 88 562 fishermen, and nearly two million visitors in 1988. The request aims to study effects of boating pollution upstream temperature and reservoir management on stocked bass walleye and other fish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
Kinzua Dam
Leslie L. Glasgow
Fish and Wildlife Parks and Marine Resources
U.S. Department of the Interior
Scott
Department of the Interior
Tigers Beat Orioles and Twins Blow A's Lead
The Detroit Tigers trimmed Baltimore 4 1 as Norm Cash sparked a win with a three run homer while rain halted the game after a Weather delay. In Oakland Minnesota pounded the A s 104 as Harmon Killebrew Rod Carew and Leo Cardenas homered to shrink the Twins deficit to four points with two to play in the series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norm Cash
Detroit Tigers
Minnesota Twins
Oakland
Twins
Harmon Killebrew
Rod Carew
Leo Cardenas
Cash
Detroit
Baltimore
Jim Hunter
Killebrew
Carew
Cardenas
Tony Oliva
Bob Miller
Mike Cuellar
Frank Robinson
Mickey Lolich
Tigers
Frank Howard
Ken McMullen
Washington
Red Sox
Carl Yastrzemski
Reggie Smith
Tony Conigliaro
Kansas City
Pilots
Joe Foy
Pat Kelly
Leo Piniella
Bob Oliver
Royals
Roger Nelson
Paul Schaal
Oliver
Kelly
Don O'Riley
Dick Drago
Steve Hovey
Seattle
Gus Gil
Sandy Alomar
California
Jay Johnstone
Joe Horlen
Angels
Carlos May
Gail Hopkins
Luis Aparicio
Yankees
Gene Michael
Bobby Murcer
Joe Pepitone
Jack Aker
Cleveland
Fritz Peterson
Juan Pizarro
New York
Ken Harrelson
Tony Horton
Yarbrough Wins Firecracker 400 at Daytona Beach
Lee Yarbrough wins the Medal of Honor Firecracker 400 at Daytona International Speedway. He tops Buddy Baker by five laps, earning $22,175 and lifting his 1969 NASCAR earnings to $120,341. Yarbrough credits crew cohesion and teamwork with Herb Nab and Junior Johnson for his success. Baker, after a shoulder injury, vows stronger showings with Cotton Owens’ setup as the season continues toward remaining superspeedway races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daytona Beach
Fla
Lee
Yarbrough
Daytona International Speedway
Herb Nab
Junior Johnson
Buddy Baker
Dodge
Baker
Lee Roy
Yarprough
Cale Yarborough
Dover
Del
Trenton
Cotton Owens
Owens
Legion Team Busy Weekend Schedule Tourney Dates Set
The Corry Savings and Loan Legion team plans a weekend schedule weather permitting. They depart Loveland Field at 3 PM for Girard this afternoon then head to Ashtabula, Ohio, at noon tomorrow for the Ashtabula Invitational Tournament. Their first Ashtabula game starts at 1 PM with Euclid as the opponent. The Pittsburgh Pirates send John Jeter to Columbus IL to free room for Ron Davis after two weeks’ duty.
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Corry Savings and Loan Legion
Loveland Field
Girard
Ashtabula
Ohio
Sooners
Euclid, Ohio
Legion
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Pirates
John Jeter
Columbus
Ron Davis
Keystones
Kennedy
Chautauqua County Baseball Association
Sherman al Sherman
Bob Hubert
Savings and Loan
Hubert
Jerry Mick
Larry Persing
John Wascak
Mick
Bruce Allen
Wascak
Lovelnd Field
Sherman
Cubs Triumph as Santo Delivers in Tight Gibson Duel
In a 3-1 Cubs win over the Cardinals, Ron Santo delivered a clutch 10th inning RBI single after a Billy Williams double, ending Gibson’s string of dominance. The Mets swept the Pirates 11-6 and 9-2 as Tom Seaver earned his 13th win, while other NL results included Dodgers, Expos, Reds, and Astros victories in a busy holiday slate.
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Ron Santo
Bob Gibson
Gibson
Santo
Chicago Cubs
St. Louis
Cardinals
RBI
Billy Williams
St. Louis Swifty
Tye
Chicago
Cubs
Feruuson Jenkins
New York Mets
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
Atlanta
Montreal
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
Houston
San Diego
al Weis
Mets
Tom Seaver
Weis
Donn Clendenon
Tommie Agee
Twin Hill
Bob Burda
Giants
Bobby Bonds
Dave Marshall
Jerry Robertson
Expos
Bob Bailey
Coco Laboy
Bailey
Mack Jones
Pat Corrales
Bob Tolan
Reds
Dodgers
Tony Cloninger
Larry Dierker
Doug Rader
Astros
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Virgil Endsley
Orioles
Moose
Jeff Brown
Brown
Larry Frisina
Jeff Powell
Dunnewald
Jim Powell
Frisina
Larry Sarnicki
Bob Harvey
Harvey
John Rote
Dunnewold
Beaverdam
Alliance
Beaverdam Mennonites
Alliance Nine
Denny Stutzman
K. Stutzman
Clyde May Sr
Boston
New York Yankees
Chicago White Sox
P van Tassel
Brant
Sarmich
Daniels
Harwey
Gates
Welmare
Fernaic Dim Powell
Frisnaye Weeks
Shamsura
Suteman
Powell
Vew Brown
Lamendale Thomas
Cob Tripe
Chuck Mack
North Center Street
Itexaco
Lee Yarbrough Firecracker
Legion Team
Star Memorial
Istry
Florida
New California
Swifts
Pirates
Briez Speedway
Mile Post
Lake Pleasant Road
Hammett
Roy
van Huesen
Roy and
Perman
Rossin
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