Outdoor Writers Conference Trip Across America Ends in Pensacola
Rod and Gun recount a three week tour from New Orleans to Pensacola after attending the Outdoor Writers of America annual conference. They describe travel woes with rental cars, the conference's dinners and tours, the Marine Patrol assisting attendees, and fishing along the way including croakers, mackerel, weak fish, and a five pound cabia. They close with local fishing notes on salmon, rock cod, Cachuma Lake trout, Lopez Lake bass, and other waters.
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Pensacola
California
New Orleans
Gulfport
St. Regis
Marine Patrol
Marine Fish and Game Wardens
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Pismo Pier
Miami
Tallahase
Tampa
Naples
Boston
Cape Cod
Plymouth Rock
Farneil Hall
Durgin Park
America
Pecho Rock
Cachuma Lake
Lopez Lake
Naciamiento
Mitchell Brewers Recall Bobby Mitchell to Brewers
Outfielder Bobby Mitchell was recalled from Syracuse by the Milwaukee Brewers and will join the team in New York on Wednesday. New York State collected 10.45 million dollars from Belmont Park pari mutuel revenues, surpassing last year’s 10.11 million.
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UPI
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Syracuse
Milwaukee Brewers
New York
Albany
N.Y
New York State
Belmont Park
Eichelberger Breaks Top 10 in PGA Money Standings
Dave Eichelberger enters the PGA top 10 money list with 1971 earnings of 88 309 including 25 000 from the Greater Milwaukee Open Trevino tops the list with 195 869. The British Open prize of 13 200 does not count toward the standings. Second through fifth are Nicklaus 161 213 Player 119 510 Palmer 114 489 Barber 102 793.
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New York
UPN
Dave Eichelberger
Lee Trevino
Trevino
Jack Nicklaus
Gary Player
Arnold Palmer
Miller Barber
Ralston to keynote Santa Barbara Ventura All-Star banquet
Stanford coach John Ralston will deliver the main address at the Santa Barbara Ventura high school All-Star football banquet at the Miramar Hotel on July 24. Proceeds go to the counties 11 Boys Clubs. tickets available through Lionel Purcell. Ralston, famed for guiding Stanford to the Rose Bowl, joins other local civic and sports figures for the kickoff event ahead of the August 7 game at La Playa Stadium.
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John Ralston
Stanford University
Santa Barbara County
G. Norman Bacon
Miramar Hotel
Montecito
la Playa Stadium
Will
Ralston
San Francisco 49Ers
U.C. Santa Barbara
USC
John McKay
49Ers
Joe Perry
Y.A. Tittle
Stanford
Ali quiets down ahead of Ellis bout in Houston
Muhammad Ali, 29, moved training to Astrohall for a July 26 bout with former sparring partner Jimmy Ellis. He says he no longer enjoys talking publicly and focuses on defeating poverty and injustice. He was knocked down once in a sparring session by Eddie Brooks and weighed 218 pounds with two weeks to weigh-in.
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UPI
Muhammad Ali
Ali
Astrohall
Jimmy Ellis
Eddie Brooks
Brooks
Milwaukee
Ellis
How to Hit a Backspinning Iron Shot For Green Bite
Golfers seek backspin with short irons and wedges by striking down on the ball with a normal swing, driving through it to impart spin. Practice before rounds, aim for the ball to carry on the fly, and avoid relying on backspin near the front edge of the green.
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Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Frank Beards Golf Tips Offered In Book Promotion
The notice promotes a book titled Shaving Strokes by Frank Beards and offers a chance to obtain a copy. Readers are asked to send their name and address along with $1 to Shaving Strokes care of Lompoc Record at P O Box 489 Dept 934 Radio City Station New York NY 10019.
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C-O Lompoc Record
P.O
Dept
Radio City
New York
N.Y
Cap All-Stars blank Mets in five to one victory
Cap League All Stars defeated the Cap League Champion Mets five to one. Five Mets errors helped the All Stars, who scored two in the third one in the fourth and two in the fifth to seal the win. David Hartley scored for the Mets on a wild pitch in the fourth. Wilfred Bryant Roy Calloaway Dennis Smith and Steve Eager contributed key runs for the Stars. Al Ray Grossi earned the win with 3 1 3 innings of relief.
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Stars
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David Hartley
Wilfred Bryant
Roy Calloaway
Steve Eager
Dennis Smith
the Stars
Greg Callan
al Ray Grossi
Spyglass Hill tests Trans-Miss players at Pebble Beach
At the Trans-Mississippi qualifier Spyglass Hill proved punishing as Tom Kite led at 73, with others struggling including John Farquhar and Tommy Muller who shot 85 and 92. Top 63 advance to Wednesday match play led by Kite from Austin Texas.
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Calif
UPI
Spyglass Hill
Jack Nicklaus
Tom Kite
University of Texas
U.S
Kite
Austin
TransMiss
George Haines
Far Hills
N.J
John Adams
Hilmar
Skid Pirtle
Menlo Park
Greg Trompas
San Diego
Artie McNickle
Sacramento
Don Powers
Phoenix
Ariz
Danny Edwards
Edmond
Okla
Allen
Nelson
Sandy Galbraith
San Carlos
Banks' Mr Cub strikes out as writer
NEA review of Ernie Banks biography Mr Cub portrays Banks as optimistic and humane yet bluntly aware of race in baseball. The piece notes his critique of Cubs owner Phil Wrigley and the era's segregation, contrasting Banks as a superb player with a self critical literary stance.
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Cub
Ernie Banks
Roy Smalley
Ernie
Waveland Avenue
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Cubs
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Phil) Wrigley
Robinson
Uncle Toms
Gene Baker
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Bold Ruler Dies at 17 After Cancer Treatments
Bold Ruler, the world’s leading thoroughbred sire for seven straight years, was euthanized in Paris Kentucky after cobalt cancer treatments failed. Owner Ogden Phipps discussed the decision with A B Bull Hancock who led Claiborne Farm, noting Bold Ruler’s seven year reign as top money winner among offspring and his 1956 to 1958 racing career. His progeny earned over two million in 1966, with four children each surpassing $500,000. Bold Ruler earned $784,204 and was Horse of the Year in 1957.
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UPI
Bold Ruler
A. B
Bull” Hancock
Claiborne Farm
Ogden Phipps
Bold Hour
Successor
Bold Lad
Flea season special at Ostlund's Pet Paradise
Hartz dog collars on a three month supply offered at Ostlund's Pet Paradise with a special price of $1.00, inviting pet owners to stock up for flea season.
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Hartz
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