Port San Luis launches daily albacore trips and local catch notes
Rod and Gun Fish reports spotty salmon, good rock fishing, with a daily boat leaving Port San Luis for Point Sal. Marauder from Port San Luis hauled in 10 albacore 60 miles out. Skip Sato runs the high speed boat daily 1 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. Trip costs 29 dollars with 4 dollars for a bank. Reservations at 595-7200. Alaska-style petitions and watchdog fights loom over anchovy management amid conservation debates. A California invasion scare features African Clawed Frog threatening endangered three spined sticklebacks in Santa Clara River drainage. Locally Cachuma Lake bass fair to good, trout slow. Margarita Lake bass fair with some crappie. Lopez Lake warm with limited trout. Nacimiento Lake white bass dominates. tackle thefts rise, anglers warned to secure gear. Denver U S Ski Team announces 19 amateurs for jumping and Nordic events this season.
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Bowa’s metamorphosis fuels Phillies rise to contention
Larry Bowa, once famed for tantrums and small stature, has transformed into a improved baserunner and steady shortstop for the Philadelphia Phillies. Mentored by Dave Cash and Billy DeMars, he embraced mental training including transcendental meditation to curb his temper and sharpen his game.
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City Softball Scores Reach 5 4 Thriller
In the city league Shanty’s edged Pallbearers 5 to 4 as Charlie Battle hit a home run and Monte Wise doubled. Ken Wahl homered for Pallbearers and Jerry Coleman had two singles. In church league Mission Hills won by forfeit over Calvary. Chapel Alum defeated La Purisima 5 to 3 with Ellis Drake on the mound and Mike Scott collecting three singles.
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Mets Aim for Miracle Comeback in NL East Push
The New York Mets, trailing in the NL East, win a key series sweep over the Montreal Expos 4 3 as Milner hits a two run homer in the eighth. Teammates Miller Aker praise a possible late surge while Yogi Berra insists they are not out of it yet. Dodgers lead NL West after Padres 3 Reds 2 win. Cardinals beat Cubs 11 2 with 18 hits. Phillies crush Pirates 13 1 behind Schmidt and Carlton. Giants defeat Astros 7 2 as Halicki earns first major league win.
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Indians Pitcher Tom Buskey Named AL Player of the Week
Cleveland reliever Tom Buskey, a trade throw-in from the Yankees, earned the American League player of the week honor for July 2028.
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Hayes Returns to Ohio State But Promises Not to Be Gentle
Ohio State coach Woody Hayes, back after a heart attack, vows not to be a “nice old man” this fall. He has lost about 15 pounds, walks miles daily, and aims for further weight loss while resuming duties after a cautious return to work.
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Major League Leaders and Boxing News Summary
Major league leaders by United Press International include Wynn and Allen leading in home runs, Cedeno and Burroughs atop RBIs, and John and Wood among the top pitchers. Also, Jorge Ahumada defeats Angel Oquendo in a 12 round decision and George Foreman plans training for a September title defense against Muhammad Ali in Zaire.
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