Marlin Fishing Duo Sets Weekend Records Off Catalina
Mike Callan and Ron Howarth boat Seaway 24 off Catalina Island as Callan mouths a 134 pound marlin using 50-pound line while Howarth lands a 95 pound fish on light tackle. Ken Lockman weighs the catches at the Southern California Tuna Club. Ron later nets a 189 pound marlin two miles off the west end. The pair advocate heavy tackle for bigger prizes and donate meat to orphanages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Callan
Catalina Island
Ron Howarth
Ron
Mike
Southern California Tuna Club
Ken Lockman
Balboa
Eddie Clock
Hen
Eddie
Ralph
Phil
Henry
Santa Barbara Island
Catalina
Marlin
Marlin J
Marin
Pacific Landing
San Diego
Women tennis pay disparity fuels calls for separate tournaments
The piece argues players like Laver and Roche may draw crowds only if women can match men in prize money. It notes activists threaten boycotts at the Pepsi Southwest Open and cites PSW prize funds, promoter aims for financial success, and the labor of top women players in upcoming qualifying and main events at Forest Hills and Wimbledon seasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gonzales
Laver
Ashe
Newscombe
Roche
Women's Liberation Movement
Forest Bills
Los Angeles Tennis Club
Houston
PSW
Jack Kramer
Tika Laver
Gumaes
Asha
Beal
Apenses
Wimbledon
Forest Hills
Lindar
Scalahd
Tournemen
Margaret Smith
America
Ipster Studdes
Rod Laver
Pancho Guntates
Tony Roche
John Hewcomb
Dennis Ratton
Cit
Saints Hope for a Turnaround in Angelus League
St Anthony, coached by Tom Carroll, aims to improve after two tough Angelus League seasons. Ladd leads at quarterback with a core of 11 lettermen, including Joe Derryberry and Marty Lenzen. A scrimmage against Beverly Hills showed potential, with Ladd driving a 32 point TD output through two hours of play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Anthony High
Tom Carroll
Carroll
Clark Ave
Beverly‘Hills
Saints
Mike Ladd
Ladd
Jerry Summerfelt
Wilson
Joe ‘Derryberry
Marty Lenzen
Juniors Leave Alleys After All Western Junior Classic
The ninth All Western Junior Classic at Dutch Village drew teams from as far as the San Francisco Bay area and San Diego. K R Kopatz won open boys singles with a 1626 series, edging Dick Jeschke of Cal Bowl who had 1599. Larry Gray posted the tourney high game 233 and finished third with 1136. Dennis Weaver won the 175 and over boys singles with 1522. Dutch Village reps starred in girls singles with Julie Watkins and Mark Cooper leading a strong showing. Danny Stubblefield posted 1634.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dutch Village
San Francisco Bay Area
San Diego
K.R. Kopatz
Dick Jeschke
Cal Bowl
Larry Gray
Lakewood
Dennis Weaver
Bowling under division crowns and doubles results
In the under division Julie and Debbie lead girls doubles with 300 and 1836, Karla Speer and Teri Baca of Cal took third, while Sue Smith and Lisa McIntosh of Dutch Village were fourth. Weaver and Bob South won the boys under-350 doubles with 2999. Doug Buerrle and Jeschke were third in the open boys doubles at 2288. Crown Bowl saw Randy Nakawa achieve the high bantam scratch score 723 in final standings. Senior-Senior results show Mike Boner 1068 and Terry Hart 1663. others noted amid league action and opening sessions with high scores and memberships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julie
Debbie
Karla Speer
Teri Baca
Cal
Sue Smith
Lisa McIntosh
Weaver
Bob South
Doug Buerrle
Jeschke
Randy Nakagawa
Nonsensical OCR fragment with scattered foreign terms
A jumble of mismatched words and numbers from OCR, lacking coherent subjects or events. No identifiable people, places, organizations, dates, or concrete actions are clearly present to summarize as a news item.
Floyd Patterson Returns to Ring Tonight at Madison Square Garden
New York reports Floyd Patterson resumes boxing after a two year layoff facing flamboyant Charles Devil Green in a bout at Madison Square Garden. Patterson, who became youngest heavyweight champion in 1956 at 21, has not fought since a controversial loss to Jimmy Ellis for the World Boxing Association title two years prior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPN
Floyd Patterson
Charle
Devil Green
Madison Square Garden
Patterson
Jimmy Ellis
World Boxing Assn
Kramer not expecting tennis war after U S Open
At the 1978 U S Open final, promoter Jack Kramer dismissed fears of a rivalry between rival groups. He argued the sport is big enough to accommodate both sides and benefit financially. Ken Rosewall and Margaret Court won singles titles as a record 160 000 purse and record crowds greeted the event at West Side Tennis Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
attarBuint
ILE
Kramer
West Side
Ken Rosewall
Margaret Court
Australia
Also Mentioned on This Page
Donnell Culpepper
San Mateo
Oceanside
San Clemente
Island
Newport, Beach
Long Beach
San Pedro
Albacore
Coronado Islands
Ken Newsham
Lewis Ave
A.S. Barnes and
Joseph Bates Jr
Doubleday
Bunny Day
Rams
Nicklaus
Casper and
Palmer
Murses
Alrigatts
Wi Sonaka
Antries Theluya Carese
Grasbner
Peaches, Bartkowle
Pat Walkden
Halen Gourlay
Judy Tegart
Dalton
Sharon Welly
Betty Ane Grubb Hansen
Janet Nawberry
Pat Cody
Francoled Dorr
Call Ci Treau
Kathy
Harter Hodental
Ken Pevernetz
Don Carter
Marion Ladewig
National Newspaper Syndicate
N. Wacker Dr
Chicago
Neigh Ig Pius
Downey
Amat
St. Paul
Servite
Mater Dei
Southern California
Hue
Marasco
Woody Short
Marty Miller
Steve Mendoza
Mendoza
Brian Tees
Dan White
Ray Maguna
Steve Matta
Jvs
Greabyohn Barnes
Paul Ghee
Mike Thomas
Angelus League
Larry Allyn
Ben
Ronda Perry
Ike Leger
Ear Lenin
Am Marascoy
Henn Fuibe
Bayer Saneie
Bob
Géorge Beckthany
Desiny Gear
Steve Epic
Bnet Ince
SheNee
Arian Kees
Basie Ronse
Bill Schand
John Treates
Tant
Jong Oa
Jordan
eMitiane
Meare Paul
Mater Dela
Soule Rio
Nat
Peat Cenhlag
Av Robertson
Larry Stesirieds
Ayen
Jim Baye
Yjyrnr
Ine
Dave Dantel
Vision
Julie Watkins
Mark Cooper
Danny Stubblefield
Mike Boner
Terry Hart
Rass
Moors
Grange Country
Cale Jean West
Queens
Esther Pike
Wally Palmer
Ishiming
Marty Andews
Nelson
Monte
Sandy
Janes
Tria
Milan
Nem
Martha
Pat Live
Fred Cole
John Spaulding
Chuck Shelton
Gena Colburg
Earl Quinn
Sean Gol
Ted
Glover
Dave Soutar
Garman
Hes Weber
Pani Engl
Nur Tapas
Basa
Aps
Yellowiall
Iain Rs
Sentai Barat
Statens Feces
Vealie Rees
Analgis
Ferrant Inggles
Nai Ig
Lone Peet
Bere Lee
Floyd
Fen
Father & Son Tire CO
Presid
Fether & Salien
Amd
Goodrich
Believatia
Alirez
ML King Teles
Sree
Srese
Sportsway ‘Son
Saers
Tether & Son
Goodyiear Polyglas
United States
de Brant
Gil Danes
Father & Sox Tre Co
Father & ‘Soo
Reninne
Fell
Dso
Father & Son
Peck Road
Los Angeles
Beverly Blvd
Vermont
Tad
South Street
Zoty's
van Nuys
van Nuys Blvd
Citar
Pant & Saticay
AML Mayer
Settee Momert
Tal
Orest Hills
Paris
Aia
MOS, Leasing Corp
Biota Fo
Pine Ave
Ong Beach
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!