Deer season opens with limited bucks in coastal California
The early deer season runs through September 18 from Mendocino to Los Angeles area with a two buck limit. Prospects vary by county. Santa Barbara forecasts above average due to buck carryover, water and food concentration. Hunting licenses and deer tags are required, with shooting hours before sunrise to after sunset. Sea Landing and San Luis Sportfishing report albacore catches with boats targeting 55 to 100 miles offshore.
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California
Mendocino County
Santa Barbara
Ventura
Los Angeles County
State Department of Fish and Game
Mendocino
San Luis Obispo
Monterey
San Benito
San Luis
Lompoc Skateboard Contest Set With Local Sponsors
The Lompoc Parks and Recreation and Recreation Department announce an area wide skateboard contest on Saturday August 20. Co sponsors include Tag's Sporting Goods Good Life Surf Shop Winston's Valley Pedaler and Pico's Sporting Goods. Registration ends 5 p.m. August 18 with a $1 fee. a $1.50 late fee applies at registration. Call 736-6515 for details.
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Lompoc Skateboard Assn
Lompoc
Tag's Sporting Goods, Good Life Surf Shop
Winston’s Valley Pedaler and
Pico’s Sporting Goods
Recreation Department
Parks and Recreation Department
Standings and schedule across the American League and majors
United Press International presents the AL East standings with Boston and Baltimore atop the division, Detroit and New York trailing. It lists Thursday results, notable scores, and a lengthy slate of today’s probable pitchers and games across the majors with times in EDT.
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Boston
Baltimor
New York
Detroit
Cleveind
Milwauke
Toronto
Chicago
Minnesot
Kanss Cty
Texas
Californi
Seattle
Oakland
Kansas City
Minnesota
Perry
Briles
Sykes
Morris
Byrd
Milwaukee
Slaten
Figueroa
Pole
San Diego
Wehrmeister
Burris
Pittsburgh
Forster
Reuss
Cincinnati
Capilla
Norman
Montreal
Twitchell
Atlanta
Capra
Los Angeles
Rhodes
Philadelphia
Lonborg
San Francisco
McGlothen
Matlack
St.Louis
Denny
Houston
Richard
Pronovost Named Buffalo Sabres Coach In Bilingual Advantage
Marcel Pronovost was introduced as the new Buffalo Sabres head coach. General Manager Punch Imlach highlighted his bilingual ability aiding communication with a French-Canadian heavy roster. Pronovost, 47, vows discipline and plans to study past games before shaping the team. His brother Jean plays for the Pittsburgh Penguins.
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Buffalo
N.Y
UPI
Marcel Pronovost
Pronovost
Buffalo Sabres
Sabres
Punch Imlach
Imlach
Don Luce
Brian Spencer
Rene Robert
Tulsa
Hull
Quebec
Jean
Pittsburgh Penguins
The
Simpson takes 2 shot Western Amateur lead at Point O'Woods
Scott Simpson of San Diego posted a two under par 140 to grab a second round lead in the 75th Western Amateur at Point O'Woods Golf and Country Club. He holds a one stroke margin over Lee Mikles and Jim Nelford, with Mikles firing a five under 66. First round leader John Cook and Bob Mase are tied at 142.
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Benton Harbor, Mich
Upi
Scott Simpson
San Diego
Point O’woods Golf and Country Club
Simpson
Lee Mikles
Camarillo
Calif
Jim Nelford
Burnaby
B.C
Mikles
John Cook
Upper Arlington
Ohio
Bob Mase
Village CC golf results at Village Country Club
Event features match play for the Women’s Golf Assn. Flights crown winners Norma Stillman Elenore Gray Dorothy McClure Gladys Stock Peggy Lee Mabel McClenden Sally Duran Irene Sperber Ann Kenworthy Dorothy Blanden Louisa Van Ausdaleven Farrell Mc Namee Jeannette Bales Mary Tripp and Gladys Stock claimed the Jackpot.
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Jeannette Lombardi
Golf Assn
Norma Stillman
Elenore Gray
Dorothy McClure
Gladys Stock
Peggy Lee
Mabel Mc
Clenden
Sally Durant
Irene Sperber
Ann Kenworthy
Dorothy Blanden
Louisa van Ausdaleven
Farrell McNamee
Jeannette Bales
Mary Tripp
Major League Baseball Leaders Across Leagues
The season highlights leaders in runs batted in, stolen bases, pitching wins, earned run average, and strikeouts. Notable figures include Foster and Cey leading NL RBIs, Taveras and Lopes top NL steals, Ryan and Tanana high in wins, and Niekro and Seaver among strikeout leaders.
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Foster
Cin
Cey
Garvey
Luzinski
Phil
Burroughs
R.reuschel
Chi
Hooton
Rogers
Mil
Candelaria
Pitt
Carlton
Tanana
Cal
Blyleven
Tex
T.johnson
Minn
Ryan
Rozema
Del
Niekro
Koosman
Richard
Hou
Seaver
Cil
Leonard
Eckersley
Cleo
Dorsett and Rodgers Prepare for NFL Debut in Dallas
Dallas and San Diego launch exhibition play at Texas Stadium in heat. Tony Dorsett and Johnny Rodgers debut for their teams with Joe Washington also on display. About 55 000 fans attend as Dallas reshapes line and linebacking with Nye, Wright out, Breunig in. Longley to start for the Chargers after last season trade.
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Irving, Tex
UPI
Dallas Cowboys
San Diego Chargers
Texas Stadium
Dallas
Tony Dorsett
Chargers
Joe Washington
Johnny Rodgers
Rodgers
Nebraska
Canada
Washington
Oklahoma
Cowboys
Addi
Tion
Dorsett
Blaine Nye
Rayfield Wright
Bob Breunig
Lee Roy Jordan
Tom Landry
NFL
San Diego
Clint Longley
Staubach
Longley
Elder Grabs Hartford Open Lead With 64
Veteran golfer Lee Elder shoots seven under par 64 to take first round lead at the Greater Hartford Open in Wethersfield Conn. He credits wife Rose with adjusting his putting stance and notes past historic joins including becoming the first black Masters player in 1974.
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Elder
Wethersfield, Conn
UPI
Lee Elder
Rose
Pico's 16 Ken's Mobil 5 in City softball opener
Pico's wins 16 5 led by Monte Wise homer and three RBIs, Bobby Froelich four hits, and Bobby Howell four RBIs. Ken's Mobil redoubles Pat Fridrich homer. FCI outside 16 Lompoc Lumber 10 with Thomas Bailey homer and two RBIs. San Hernandez four hits Narvel Vaden homer. Coastal Ag Chem 18 B and J Grocery 10 Tony Machado six RBIs for Ag Chem. U S av e 20 Martha White s 8 Steve Terrones John Martinez Levi Foltz three safeties. Perry Pitney homer for Martha s. Ken s Mobil 9 Lompoc Lumber 8 Brad Johnson RBI winner three hits. Lumber two hits each Greco Holloway. Liquor Emporium 5 Fat Jax 1 Ken Schrell triple and single. Bob Alford two hits. Calvary Baptist 12 First Baptist 11 Erik Gunderson winning run. Terrell Day four hits for Calvary. First Baptist Larry Lane two doubles. First Southern Baptist 16 Nazarene 6 Nolan Dandenbring four hits. Tom Fickess two triples Ken Tucker three hits. Daugherty two Nazarene hits. Women s Triads 11 Home Valley 0 Janice Sparks three hits two RBIs. Abby Ralston Home Valley two hits.
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Ken
Mobil
Monte Wise
Pico’s
Bobby Froelich
Bobby Howell
Pat Fridrich
FCI
Lompoc Lumber
Thomas Bailey
San Hernandez
Narvel Vaden
Jim Hall
Coastal Ag. Chem
B and J Grocery
Tony Machado
Jim Emery
Martha White
Steve Terrones
John Martinez
Levi Foltz
Gary Adair
Perry Pitney
Martha's
Ken’s Mobil
Brad Johnson
Steve Greco
Don Holloway
Lumber
Liquor Emporium
Fat Jax
Ken Schrell
Bob Alford
Jax
Men's Church
Calvary Baptist
First Baptist
Erik Gunderson
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United Press International
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Pet
Pittsbgh
St. Louis
Los Ang
Cinci
San Fran
Rancho Maria
Rancho Golf
Maria
Orcutt
Rancho Maria Golf Club
Casmalia RD
Santa Maria
Spillway Park
NHL Sabres
Village CC
Hisle
Mini
Zisk
Hobson
Bos
Munson
Thompson
Det
Taveras
Lopes
Richards
Morgan
Cedeno
Holl
Patek
Remy
Page
Oak
Bonds
LeFlore
Forsch
St.l
Ray
John
Rhoden
Goltz
R.may
Palmer
Ball
United Press International Singleton Bat
Cowens KC
Parker Pit
Stennett Pit
Simmons St.l
Triplin St.l
Griffey Cin
Luzinski Phil
Foster Cin
Morales Chi
Robinson Pit
Randle NY
ABH Pet. Carew
Bostock Min
Rice Bos
Rivers
Hargrove Tex
Page Oak
Banister Chi
Yount Miln
Wethersfield Country Club
Vail
Colo
Ford
Calvary
Terrell Day
Larry Lane
Southern Baptist
Nazarene
Nolan Dandenbring
the Baptists
Tom Fickess
Ken Tucker
David Daugherty
Triad
Home Valley
Janice Sparks
Triads
Abby Ralston
IRA
Certified Life Insurance Company
Village Pump Room VillAge
Heckman's
Lecrerca
Caneumerion Center
Comer
R & Ocean Lompoc
W. Laurel
Bob Miller
Santa Maria Santa Marie
USAC
Eeda Hiway
Maricopa Interchange
Dennis James
Northside
Dave Beaver
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