California 1969 dove season opens Labor Day with split periods
The California Department of Fish and Game sets a 46 day statewide dove season from Sept 1 to Sept 30 with a second period Nov 29 to Dec 14. Mourning ringed turtle and Chinese spotted doves are legal statewide with White-winged doves limited to Imperial Riverside and San Bernardino counties. Bag 10 doves per day, up to 20 after day two of each period. Legal shooting hours are one half hour before sunrise to sunset.
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Bonita and other lake fishing notes from a west coast trip
M. C. Cockshott writes on bonita preparation and smoking in tomato juice with advice on better fish to smoke. He recalls a Canadian visitor in a small boat and catches blues bass, plus trout at Lopez Lake and catfish near Margarita Lake and Pier 13. He details terminal tackle, bait choices, and techniques for mossy waters and deep trolling.
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Jets ready for Raiders after tough Giants win
The New York Jets focus on the next challenge after a 14-3 victory over the New York Giants. The team emphasizes staying humble and forward looking as they prepare for the upcoming matchup with the Oakland Raiders.
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Champs ousted from BBL World Series
New Orleans, four-time defending Babe Ruth World Series champions, were eliminated after a 3-1 loss to Levittown, Penn. Earlier New Orleans beat Blackstone Valley 6-1. Mattoon entered day undefeated but finished out of the tourney after losses to Indianola and North Columbus. Don Taylor held Mattoon to one hit. Two games were scheduled for today as the series wrapped Saturday.
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Golfers open quest for title in State Pro-Am Journey today
Reds grip on first in the NL Western Division slips to half a game after a 12-5 loss to Pittsburgh. Manny Sanguillen's two-out grounder misplayed by Woody Woodward sparked a 10th inning rally as Al Oliver doubled to force extras. Other AL results: Boston over Minnesota, Kansas City over New York, Baltimore over Seattle, California over Cleveland.
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Oaks ABA Franchise Sale To Washington Group Rumored
Oakland Oaks may relocate to Washington as a group led by Earl M Foreman negotiates a 2.5 million sale. Bruce Hale confirms talks while ABA officials deny merger links though sources cite possible NBA-related deals and league approval pending after a New York meeting.
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Truckers blank Elks 6 0 in Lompoc Little League title bid
Ronnie Melson pitched a four hitter with 11 strikeouts and three RBIs as the Truckers beat the Elks 6-0 to claim the city title after early three run and four run innings. Ted Heath started for the Elks, with Leroy Grossini relieving.
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Lew Alcindor to Meet Wilt in Maurice Stokes Benefit
Lew Alcindor faces Wilt Chamberlain in the 11th Maurice Stokes benefit game likely tonight. Alcindor, a rookie with the Bucks, will start for an all-star unit coached by Red Auerbach against Chamberlain’s Lakers led squad coached by Gene Shue, with stars including Reed Havlicek Robertson Cunningham and Jones.
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Foreman Earns KO in Garden Main Event
George Foreman defeated Chuck Wepner by KO in the third round at Madison Square Garden. Foreman dominated with a sharp left jab, opening a deep cut over Wepner’s eye in round two before the bout was stopped 54 seconds into the third.
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Ranger Bernie Geoffrion Named Assistant General Manager
Bernie Geoffrion, who left coaching the New York Rangers last January due to a stomach illness, is appointed as assistant general manager for the team. The move comes as the Rangers reorganize their front office under new management.
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