Rod and Gun Bass and Halibut Report from Santa Barbara
Sea Landing notes strong bass and halibut activity around Santa Barbara with 150 bass caught by a four day boat and limits of rockfish for 21 fishermen. Twilight trips yielded 65 bass for eight anglers. halibut and surf fishing remain productive. albacore outlook improves by mid July. Inland, Santa Margarita Lake reports black bass to five pounds and good white bass at Nacimiento. Lake Miramar yields a record largemouth. DFG experiments show silver planted fish growing, with plans to plant 100,000 fingerlings next two years. shad tagging offers $5 rewards for catches.
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Village CC mixed winners net 61 in monthly tourney
Charlie and Liz Waugh teamed to shoot a net 61 and win Village Country Club's regular monthly mixed tournament as 52 twosomes teed off in a best-ball format. Don and Norma Campbell took second with 6142, while Wally and Ann Pate claimed third with 62.
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Jack McDowell
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Jack Dotts
Pete Pilittere
Bill Stewart
Eric Grinstead
Jay Smith
Art Vienola
Tom McCarthy
Ken Berquist
Ed Healy
John Flaherty
Lee Irvine
Fred Morgan
Bill Bedell
Dave Ryan
Bob Moseley
Frank Dulligan
Lynn Greenwood
Bob Barnard
Cliff Cook
Ray Ruh
Bill Lockwood
Bill Schultz
Ken Doran
Nick Lampley
George Janatsch
Had Burger
Harvey Davenport
Jim Oliver
Schultz
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Mike Bratz
Gerald Dutra
Bill Pendley
Lee Bales
Ed Rogers
Gordon Loyd
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Frank Bradshaw
Joe Bradshaw
Youth baseball and softball roundup shows wide league results
Majors Medics beat Elks 13 to 2 as Derek Avil laneza went 3-5 with homer and double. Jeff Chierichetti 2-2 and Brad Sousa the win. Casey Candaele four two doubles for Elks with Steve Edman adding a double. Multiple games list wins by Kelvin White, Craig Carter, and Mike Velasco among others with numerous two hit games and several decisive scorelines. Final standings show American-Medics top with 9-7 record and Diatoms 7-10 among others amid a busy round of minors and majors play.
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Ken Bickmore
Kelvin White
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Jeff Foran
Alan Schutz
Henry Aguilar
Richard Carter
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Daryl Aragon
Craig Carter
Mike Lomas
Roy Korsch
Greg Wilson
Bobby Barcelona
Craig Wilde
Mark Sousa
Bobby Weatherly
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Standings and schedules in MLB and NHL updates
UPI standings show Pittsburgh leading the National Pro standings with 34 wins and 6 losses, Montreal trailing, and Chicago in the middle. American League East has Boston and New York tied at the top, with Oakland and Kansas City atop the West split. Monday results include New York beating Chicago and Pittsburgh defeating Montreal, while Los Angeles beat San Diego and St. Louis beat Philadelphia. Tonight’s scheduled games span multiple cities with listed probable pitchers for each matchup.
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Gordon too greedy says Bears brass in Rozelle ruling
In Rozelle Rule testimony a Bears official said Dick Gordon asked 350000 dollars and a four year contract, while the Bears offered 35000 per year plus a 5000 signing bonus. The dispute centers on the high signing price used to pressure Gordon and his later move to Los Angeles.
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