Ocean and freshwater fishing update and pollution notes
Ocean fishing remains variable with rain hindering progress though some anglers report good catches of ling cod near Point Sal aboard the A B C limited to five anglers. Freshwater reports show bass at Nacimiento and Margarita Lakes with limited trout at Lopez Lake. pollution discussion centers on carbon and waste management via sewage treatment rather than phosphates, plus hunting highlights from Grizzly Island and Mendota wildlife areas and proposed stocking of ptarmigan and woodcock in the West.
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John Wilson
A.B.C
Avila
Point Sal
Tomales Point
Wilson
San Luis Creek
Santa Rosa
San Simeon
Nacimiento
Margarita
Lopez Lake
Corral
DFG
Casitas Lake
Cachuma Lake
Grizzly Island Wildlife Area
Mendota Wildlife Area
High Sierra
Trinity Alps
Marble Mountains
California
Utah
Cascades
Sierras
Warner Mountains
Louisiana
U.s.sport Fisheries and Wildlife
Monterey
Injuries Won’t Stop NHL All Star Game in Boston
Gordie Howe and Gil Perreault lead a cast of players for the 24th annual NHL All-Star game in Boston as last minute injuries shake the lineup Howe, arriving after saying he wouldn’t attend, will be in his 22nd appearance despite limited action expected.
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Boston
UPI
Gordie One
Gil Perreault
Howe
Mind
Pebble Beach Golf Storm Delays Crosby Tournament
Pebble Beach hosts Crosby event amid forecasts of a weekend storm. Weather reports and last minute changes influence attendance as organizers navigate the Valentine Day tournament logistics.
NBA Standings Spotlight Cleveland Buffalo at Syracuse
Cleveland faces Buffalo in a Syracuse showdown as the only scheduled games on the board. Standings emphasize key matchups and team positioning with potential impacts on playoff seeding for both clubs.
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Buffalo
Syracuse
NBA
United Press International
W. L. Pet
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Philadelphia
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Baltimore
Cincinnati
Atlanta
Milwaukee
Detroit Phoenix
Chicago
Los Angeles
San Francisco
San
Diego
Seattle
Portland
Phoenix
Detroit
San Diego
Los
Ang
Oakland
Clemson N C State edge in tight ACC battle
United Press International reports Clemson beat North Carolina State 59 to 50 and Duquesne won 81 to 78 over Notre Dame in college basketball. The column also notes a social golf club meeting and a humorous anecdote about a California tournament.
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United Press International
Clemson
N.C. St
Duquesne
Notre Dame
Kansas
Iowa St
Temple
Chstr St
Tampa
Ga. Southern
Georgia
Auburn
Mary St
Brolly
Lincoln
del. St
Florida St
Stetson
Troy St
Jcksnvl St
Union Tenn
Delta St
East Tenn
Morehed
East. Ky
Tenn. Tech
Bowling league highs at Lompoe Valley Bowl
Last week's Lompoe Valley Bowl league saw top totals with men led by John Ruprechit 819 series and Tim Timmerman 246 high game while Ellen Neal 610 series and Frances Monji 574 topped women. Notable high marks include Al Overton 245 and Betty Stoddard 226.
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Lompoe Valley Bowl
John Ruprechit
John Kim
Percy Anders
Bill Vissir
Tim Timmerman
Willie Alonzo
Ellen Neal
Frances Monji
al Overton
Frank Angel
Bill Sanger
Vince Whitehead
Betty Stoddard
Frances Santos
Nevada Porter
Knickrehm Sets District 880 Record in LA Meet
Maggie Knickrehm of the Cabrillo Track Club won the 880-yard race in a district record time of 2 48.4 at the AAU Sunkist Indoor All-Comers Track meet held Saturday at the Sports Arena in Los Angeles. She competed in the girls 9 and under division with Jeanette Baer finishing fourth in the same event and Kerrie Marshall running in the 10 11 year old division of the 50 yard dash.
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Maggie Knickrehm
Cabrillo
Sunkist
Los Angeles
Miss Knickrehm
Jeanette Baer
Kerrie Marshall
State Open golf set for Santa Maria August
The annual State Open Golf Tournament will be held August 17 to 22 in Santa Maria California with a pro am limited to 400 players. Tony Cossa of Santa Maria Country Club heads the tournament committee and a second host club may be named to cover the first four days. The event opens with a two day pro am followed by 72 holes of open play over four days, with final 36 holes at SMCC. Previous amateur champion Art McNickle of Gault and pro winner Terry Small of Long Beach are noted from 1970.
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Pebble Peach
California
Big Crosby
Pebble Beach
Hillcrest
Jackie Edwards
Lannie Verdher
Harold Sampson
Sampson
Jack Strausberg
Santa Maria
Tony Cossa
Santa Maria Country Club
Cossa
SMCC
Central Coast Area
Santa Maria CC
San Luis Obispo CC
Terry Small
Long Beach
Art McNickle
Gault
Win Is Name of Game Says SCU Cage Coach
New York reports quote Frank McGuire of South Carolina saying recruiting New York players is essential to win. He dismisses a campus fight incident involving a SC player and Lefty Driesell, and notes fans in Charleston welcome imported talent as native sons. He insists recruiting from any strong talent pool is fair game.
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SCU Cage
New York
NBA
Frank McGuire
South Carolina
Lefty Driesell
Maryland
Cornell University
Stillman
McGuire
Greenwich Village
University of South Carolina
Columbia
Bennettsville
Manhattan
Oyster Bay
L.I
Vermont
New Mexico
Seattle pushes to land Bills as stadium plans advance
Seattle officials push to relocate the Buffalo Bills with Ralph Wilson saying movement possible if Buffalo lacks a new stadium. University of Washington Regents clear a stadium use path while City votes to issue 8 million in bonds for a new 40 million multi purpose stadium parking.
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Seattle
UPS
Buffalo Bills
King County
John Spellman
Ralph Wilson
Bills
Spellman
Wilson
Buffalo
University of Washington Board of Regents
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