Rod and Gun Angling Boosts From Port San Luis to Lopez Lake
Ocean fishing out of Port San Luis shows better catches with salmon, lingcod, and halibut as party boats report two fish per angler and larger salmon occasional at 20 pounds. Lopez Lake trout flourish with heavy stocking while migratory waters face fertilization and water condition challenges. The DFG warns stricter deer tag validation after a high rate of nonvalidated kills.
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Saddle club to host annual horse show
The eighth annual horse show of the Vandenberg AFB Saddle Club will be held Saturday and Sunday at the Vandenberg stables. Entries close today with post entries accepted until 10 am Saturday and Sunday. Events include all English on Saturday and all Western on Sunday with ribbons, plaques, and a high point blanket.
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James Mardis
Salukis Capture Top Baseball Slot
Salukis of Southern Illinois earned the No. 1 ranking in the final Collegiate Baseball listings. The 36 7 team defeated Arizona State 51 10 by two points to secure the top spot as Texas UCLA Mississippi Tulsa and others joined the College World Series field in Omaha.
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Namath seeks talks with Rozelle over football return
Joe Namath, at Lake Tahoe for a three day Harrah’s tournament, wants a long talk with NFL commissioner Rozelle about possibly returning to pro football. He maintains his retirement stance while expressing willingness to settle terms and hopes Jets aid. Rozelle said a chat would be welcome but noted ongoing issues. Namath warns he could lose up to 5 million in income if he stays retired.
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First pitch costly for Tigers ace Lolich in loss
Detroit’s Mickey Lolich, back after 13 days, allowed a first-pitch homer to Dick Simpson and 16 strikeouts in a 3-2 10 inning defeat to Seattle. The Tigers stranded 11 and failed to rally after Lolich’s hot start and a ninth inning pinch hit. Seattle won with two runs in the 10th.
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John Gelnar
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Tom Matchick
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Mayo Smith
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Minnesota
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Chicago
Kansas City
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Cincinnati
Don Mincher
Gus Gil
Marty Pattin
Carl Yastrzemski
Richie Petitbon threatens free agent clause in court
Veteran defensive back Richie Petitbon says he threatened to test the NFL free agent clause in court as he moved from the Chicago Bears to the Los Angeles Rams. He calls the trade the biggest break of his life and says he wanted to play for New Orleans or Los Angeles, with a real chance to join a championship club.
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Cardinals Rally Past Dodgers in Village Hills Brawl
In a Village Hills major division game, Charles Simmons earned the win with three innings of relief as the Cardinals, behind Davis two homers and timely singles from Trenner and Thompson, beat the Dodgers 3-2 in nine innings on a passed ball in the ninth. Dodgers' Ron Davis homered for the Dodgers tying the game in the second.
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Louis Rockwan
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Carlton Roberts
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Dave Ernberg
Player sees Open as advantage for big hitters on Champions course
Gary Player, top five in eight of ten recent events, says the 69th U S Open at Champions Golf Club Cypress Creek Course favors power hitters. He notes rough is manageable but believes big drives can reach greens, predicts Dan Sikes may contend, and picks Arnold Palmer to win.
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Gary Player
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Billy Casper
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Runner finishes tough Palos Verdes Marathon with prosthetic stride
Pete Strudwick, 39, a computer analyst and UCLA psychology graduate, finished the Palos Verdes Peninsula Marathon in 5 hours 45 minutes. Despite being born without feet, he completed the 26 miles as a determined jogger using his improvised "Super Socks" and moccasin prosthetics. He emphasizes finishing matters more than time. The event drew 300+ entrants aged 8 to 60s.
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Correction: Mason relieves Fisher in Vandenberg Legion game
The San Luis Obispo sluggers homered against Paso Robles, not the Village nine as shown in yesterday’s linescore. Tony Mason entered Sunday’s game in relief of Mac Fisher with Ray Moore and Scott Stuart handling the catching. Stuart entered the game in the ninth. The Record issues this correction.
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Renewal of spike war seen
USC track coach Vern Wolfe warned at a writers luncheon that the NCAA has ruled non–certified collegians with remaining eligibility cannot race in the AAU meet in Miami on June 2029. Freshmen sophomores and juniors who race anyway risk losing eligibility. This signals a renewed clash between the AAU and NCAA.
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Gustos blank Elks in Lompoc Babe Ruth action
Gustos pitchers Fred Mitchell and Steve McNamee limit the Elks to one hit in a 7-0 win. McNamee goes 2 for 3 with a double, Mitchell earns his fourth win as 11 strikeouts pace the shutout. In other games American Legion and Chemical Kids win. Endsley and Martinez lead with multi hits.
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Lompoc
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Endsley
Joe Barthel
Adlopho Vargas
Kim Walton
Jim Surch
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Robert Fields
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Terry Williams
Jet cars on display in Drummondville may run at high speeds
Two 10 000 horsepower jet cars built by Walt Arfons in Akron Ohio will be shown in Drummondville Quebec on June 15 for test runs. The Camaro and the Mustang can reach speeds of up to 225 miles per hour.
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Four-way tie forms in Lompoc Little League standings
DuFrene Crane Red Kids Truckers and Grange Sprouts sit 8-4 after a week of games in the American major division. DuFrene beat Pizza Palace 10-3 behind Eric Grinstead three hits. Grange Sprouts upset Red Kids with Owen Ethridge's six strikeouts in a one hitter. Truckers edged Pizza Palace 1-0 as Frank Hain fanned ten. DuFrene then beat Jeffers Mufflers 8-7 with Les Nottbahn leading with three hits. Upcoming games pit Grange Sprouts vs Du Frene and Truckers vs Red Kids with Mufflers facing Grange.
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Mike Ellison
Paul LaRue
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Ronnie Melson
Larry Huyck
Ronnie Garcia
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George Renfroe
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