Pheasant closing a festive scene at Carl Mills Preserve
Donnell Culpepper notes the 1967-68 pheasant season wrap at Carl Mills Shooting Preserve near Bakersfield. About 100 hunters crowded the grounds despite tight bird supply, while Hollywood star Bob Fuller mingled and helped with the lamb barbecue as Carl plans summer memberships and an upcoming season.
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Bakersfield
Whial
Carl Mills
Wible Road
Carl's
Carl
Mills
Jed Welsh
Mary Ant
Jadge
Robert
Bob) Fuller
Laramie
Bob Fuller
Hollywood
Bob
Ernest
Susan Ficnetr
San Luis Obispo
Righetti Lake
Kamloops
Mary Ann
Amherst
Keith
Glen
Pheasant
Ashe Holds Court on Race Situation
New York Arthur Ashe won his opener in the Garden Challenge Cup and spoke on his civil rights stance. The Richmond VA Army lieutenant defeated Burg Jova 6 4 6 2 at Madison Square Garden and voiced potential Davis Cup boycott over South Africa. Billie Jean King leads sixteen women starting today.
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New York
Arthur Ashe
Richmond
West Point
Yugoslavia
Burg Jovanovice
Madison Square Garden
South Africa
Ashe
Mexico
South America
Clarence Davies
U.S
Fishing Fractures on Pacific Landing Boats
Pacific landing reports show 44 passengers on I boats with no halibut, 42 passengers on 2 hems cavant. Leading boats caught bass, barracuda, and other species. Multiple vessels list catches including cod, mackerel, and miscellaneous fish.
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Pacific Landing
Bealto
Jo Hafiuah
Pierpaint
Dave's
Division results reveal scattered league pairings
Fragmentary soccer report lists scattered results across divisions. Teams mentioned include Colchester Oxford Uni Port Water Bradford and others with partial scores. several placeholders and garbled names suggest a contended, incomplete slate of matches across divisions one to four.
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Colchester
Oxford Uni FiStinate
Port Wate
Evalec
Bradford
Prep Golf Poly 18 Wilson VI ineavicuals
Fragmented OCR text about prep golf with scattered names and unclear details. Mentions Poly and individuals such as Murray, Ay, and Wilken with incomplete phrases. Context suggests a local school sports item lacking cohesive facts or outcomes.
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Poly
Wilson
Ineavicuals
Mathie
Wish Oh
St. Staffer
Ted Murray
Sangwith
Eseway Wa Dal
J. Ram Py AO
Abreu Wi Cel
Kinnion
Beritn
Cnear Arte
Seorey Wilken Bi
Poly MM
Pensacola Open win seals Archer victory at 268
George Archer birdied the last three holes to win the Pensacola Open with a 72-hole total of 268, 20 under par, earning $16,000. Dave Marr and Tony Jacklin followed at 272 and 273 as Ray Floyd faltered early, and Archer’s first title since Greensboro Open.
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Pensacola
Fla
George Archer
Vetera
Dave Marr
England
Tony Jacklin
Archer
Jacklin
Ray Floyd
Tommy Shaw
Fran
Gilroy
Calif
Jack- Jin Anc Marr
Tony
Marr
George
Owas
George Arcee
Jackin
Dave Wary
Soakes
Gav Brewer
Juan Rodrigue Roddle Hazy
Memorial Volleyball Tournament Brings 12 Teams Together
Twelve of Southern California's AA men's volleyball teams converge for the Buddy Montague Memorial Tournament at Downtown YMCA on April 6 led by Westside Community Center Los Angeles YMCA and Long Beach. The event serves as a qualifier for the Far Western tournament in Oakland and nationals in Portland with players like Rudy Suwara Mike Bright Tom Ryan Al Scates and others expected to compete.
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Southern California
Westside Community Center
Los Angeles
South Africa Joins World Softball Tournament
Oklahoma Lt Gov George Nigh, chair of the World Softball Organizing Committee, announced that South Africa has entered the second men's world softball tournament to be held in Oklahoma City September 21 to 29. Other entries include the United States, Canada, New Zealand, the Philippines, Mexico, Bermuda, Puerto Rico, Panama, Venezuela, the Bahamas, Japan and the Virgin Islands.
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Oklahoma City
Oka
Oklahoma
George Nigh
South Africa
United States
Canada
New Zealand
Philippines
Mexico
Bermuda
Puerto Rico
Panama
Venezuela
Bahamas
Japan
Virgin Islands
Billie Jean Moffitt King Plans Pro Move Soon
Billie Jean Moffitt King is expected to turn professional after the Madison Square Garden International Amateur Tournament in New York, with a potential earnings range around $60,000 to $70,000. The pro league lineup includes Red Laver Ken Rosewall Pancho Gonzales Roy Emerson and others, as Long Beach City College reports a positive outlook.
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Billie Jean
Billie Jean Moffitt King
New York
Red Laver
Ken Rosewall
Pancho Gonzales
Fred Slate
Andres Gimeno
Roy Emerson
Long Beach State tennis gains as LBCC coaches lift program
The story details LBCC and Cal State Long Beach tennis progress with coach Benny Crigger praising players Norbert Naguiny and others as LBCC plans to host the Pacific Conference tournament and Easter Classic. It notes star players and potential recruits, facility upgrades, schedule aims, and financial milestones for top players like Mrs. King.
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Dan Campbell
Cal State Long Beach
Solas
Benny Crigger
LBCC
Vikings
Crigger
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Billie Jean King
Long Beach
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Airdrie_O
Jesastore Ty Celtic
JC Golf Pigetine
Cole
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S&s
George MacCal
Inglewood
Rosemary Casals
San Francisco
Ann Haydon Jones
Francoise Durr
France
Santa Monica
Shout
Ria Hands
Cerritos
Los Angeles Valley Ang
East
Theoueh
Wikia
Mem Eras
Alex
Silvery Freyhae
Joe
Dan Rawson
Senhionieré
Jordan
Gerald Ede
Wills
Dave Clarks
Pubes Beldwin
Chela Coxe
Valentim High
Relg Altmerain
Trom Palin
Gary Eilers
Trom
Keith Adesko
Mit
Ron Borlray
Sanhamore
Ron Jordan
Ted Critenden
Sevca
Ward
Sramek
Crumby
Elierta
Crigper
Cringer
LBCG
Criever
LBCE
Suntan
Carson Avenue
LBC
Kiwanis
Jenson
Bum Mitt
Eto Thompson
Smith Leckyer Fe Righ
Ferguson
Endive
Broadway New Nationwide
Falcon
Tata
Los Alto
Bellflower
Stearns
Huntington Beach
Edinger Ave
Anaheim
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Euclid Ave
Anshalm
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