Salmon hopes rise for Port San Luis anglers
Salmon fishing remains quiet near Port San Luis with bottom fishing strong and ling cod entering shallow waters to spawn. Chinook salmon are moving down the coast and may reach local waters, while albacore remain offshore. Freshwater reports note Lake Nacimiento bass limits, white bass action, and crappie slow but catfish good. Lopez and Lopez Lake show trout signs and fall fishing potential pending rain. River and lake updates cover steelhead, Shasta, Tule River, and Kern system activity.
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McKay Predicts USC Same As Any In Pac-8 Title Chase
USC coach John McKay expressed optimism about the 1971 Trojans claiming the Pac-8 title, saying his team is as good as any and should be stronger despite the loss of tailback Rod McNeill. Most experts still favor USC to win the conference.
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Bill Holland
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Willie Hall
John Grant
John Papadakis
Kent Carter
Steelers facing a brighter future with Bradshaw and rookies
The report highlights Terry Bradshaw's growing talent amid pressure from Hanratty, praises Preston Pearson and John Fuqua for versatility, and notes rookies like Frank Lewis and Jack Ham shaping the offense and defense. It also reviews the line, linebacking group led by Andy Russell, and secondary depth while rating kicking as an area needing improvement.
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Frank Lewis
Joe Greene
Greene
Chuck Hinton
Lloyd Voss
Ben McGee
L. C. Greenwood
Andy Russell
Chuck Allen
Chargers
Jack Ham
Penn State
Henry Davis
Chuck Beatty
Lee Calland
John Bowserman
Ocie Austin
Bobby Walden
Allan Watson
Prediction Smith Retains Lead in Grand Prix Tennis
Stan Smith of Pasadena holds the lead for the fourth straight week in the $250,000 Pepsi Grand Prix of tennis with 127 points, eight ahead of Ilie Nastase. The report also notes Dean Chance placed on the 21 day DL by the Detroit Tigers and Jack Whitlock replacing him. Nicklaus sets a new single year earnings record with $205,463 in 1971, surpassing Casper.
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Nicklaus
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Boots Day
Bobby Bonds
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Rick Wise
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Tim McCarver
Wise
Les Cain
Minnesota
Dick McAuliffe
Tigers
Oakland
Tommy Davis
Angel Mangual
Dick Green
A’s
Vida Blue
Oliver Stars In Pirates Midseason Rally Against Braves
The Pittsburgh Pirates snapped a slump by hammering the Atlanta Braves 4-3 and 15-4, tallying 28 hits. Al Oliver led the attack with five hits in game two, including two homers and a triple, and Manny Sanguillen added key triples and RBIs.
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Harris
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al Oliver
Oliver
Bengals bomb Steelers as Carter bids QB competition
The Cincinnati Bengals, continuing Paul Brown’s legacy, dominated the Pittsburgh Steelers in a decisive display as Carter enters the QB competition. The Bengals reinforce their American Conference lead with a commanding performance.
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Standings and NFL comeback talk mix with pre season update
Cincinnati led Pittsburgh 20-13 in a pre season win as the Bengals push toward a potential powerhouse season. Brown worries about sharpness fading late. Greg Cook, Virgil Carter and rookie Ken Anderson compete for QB duties as Augustana’s Anderson shines in camp.
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Ken Anderson
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