Rod and Gun Lopez: Cachuma Trout Hit Salmon Fishing Boom
Following last week's storms anglers report strong salmon runs near Red Light to Pismo Pier with A B C party boat topping limits for two days. Henry Bower of San Luis Obispo caught a record 9 pounder. many limits among Harbor Associates boats. Freshwater fishing rules rise year round in some areas with streams opening Memorial Day weekend and a 10 fish limit. other zones cap five. Local reports note planted trout at Cachuma, bank fishing improving, and bass action at Margarita Lake with boat access limited by county land.
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A.B.C
Henry Bower
San Luis Obispo
Harbor Associates
Pismo Pier
California
Newport Harbor
Camp Pendleton
Santa Barbara
Santa Cruz
San Mateo
Mexico
Cachuma
Salton Sea
Corvina
Salt Creek
Lopez Lake
Margarita Lake
Lake Nacimiento
Department of Fish and Game
Motox event blocked by county over permit and safety concerns
Ventucopa faces a major Easter weekend motorcycle meet planned by the Dirt Diggers club after the Santa Barbara County Board of Supervisors ruled no time to process a conditional use permit before Good Friday. Residents fear crowding, sanitation issues, and safety risks. DAMilner’s office may act to enforce zoning. In hockey news, the Houston Aeros beat the Winnipeg Jets 5-2 in Game 1 of the WHA first round.
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Ventucopa
Santa Barbara County
Board of Supervisors
Wen Carpenter
Dirt Diggers Club
Bakersfield
Winnipeg Jets
Houston Aeros
Aeros
Winnipeg
Jets
Braves Rally Past Dodgers on Aaron 715th Home Run
Atlanta defeats Los Angeles 7-4 as Henry Aaron belts his 715th career homer with Darrell Evans aboard in the fourth. Downing exits after the blast as the Dodgers commit six errors. Giants top Reds 4-3 behind Garry Maddox’s four RBIs. Yankees sweep Indians 5-3 with Blomberg scoring the decisive run.
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Atlanta
UPI
Henry Aaron
Atlanta Braves
Los Angeles Dodgers
Aaron
Darrell Evans
Braves
al Downing
Mike Marshall
Vic Correll
Bill Russell
Russell
Marshall
Frank Tepedino
Ron Reed
Ralph Garr
Dave Johnson
San Francisco Giants
Cincinnati Reds
Garry Maddox
San Francisco
Maddox
Bobby Bonds
Candlestick Park
Reds
Randy Moffitt
Johnny Bench
Bonds
Giants
New York Yankees
Cleveland Indians
Ron Blomberg
Yankee
George Medich
Cleveland
Oscar Gamble
Yankees
Thurman Munson
Medich
Black boycott ends at NMU football team
At the University of New Mexico, 13 of 15 boycotting black athletes returned to practice after the protest began March 28. Cliff Crenshaw and Ben Turner were redshirted, and Ed Black quit the team. The boycott followed the dismissal of baseball player Paul Shelton and targeted Coach Bob Leigh over alleged racial bias and team representation.
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Albuquerque
N. M
UPI
University of New Mexico
Cliff Crenshaw
Ben Turner
Bill Mondt
Ed Black
Paul Shelton
Bob Leigh
Leigh
Who Is Baseball's Top Money Maker
Murray Olderman asks which player earns the most among Major League Baseball stars, examining salaries, endorsements, and market value to determine the top money maker in the sport.
Baseball salaries and sport questions dominate reader letters
Readers debate who earns baseball's top pay Hank Aaron versus Richie Allen with Allen valued at 235000. A Yanks batboy recalls Babe Ruth Day 1948 and a signed ball offer. Other questions cover safety squeezes in baseball tennis foot faults and pros airborne serves.
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N.Y
Aaron
Georgia
George Plimpton
Sports Illustrated
Atlanta
Jack Blanchard
Pittsburgh
Clark Graebner
Arthur Ashe
Parting shot on Warriors collapse threatens playoff fate
The season’s late slide by the Golden State Warriors puts players at risk of losing jobs as postseason dreams fade. attention turns to player front office tensions as a potential major cause of the decline and financial strain.
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Golden State Warriors
Jeff Mullins
el Fordo
Pro grid owner offers to buy Nixon's papers
Wayne Field of the Seattle Kings proposes to pay President Nixon 1 million dollars for his papers and mementos to display in a Nixon Center. The offer would provide 100000 dollars annually for ten years. Ed Nixon, brother of the President, holds stock and helps select a site.
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Pro Grid
Nixon
Seattle, Wash
Wayne Field
Kings
Minneapolis
Lynnwood
Wash
Seattle Kings
Nixon Center
Baseball Standings and Schedule Across Leagues
National League East standings show St Louis and Philadelphia leading with 2 1 records and Montreal and Pittsburgh near the bottom. West lists San Francisco at 4 0 and Los Angeles at 3 0 with Cincinnati and Atlanta at 2 2. Monday results include San Francisco 4 Cincinnati 3 and Atlanta 7 Los Angeles 4. Tuesday pitchers include St Louis at New York and Montreal at Pittsburgh among others. American League records feature New York and Baltimore atop with various 3 1 or 2 2 marks and multiple night games scheduled including Oakland at Kansas City and Texas at California.
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Pet. G.b. St. Louis
Philadelphia
New York
Eeese
Chicago
Montreal
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
Atlanta
San Diego
Houston
St. Louis
Curtis
Koosman
Rogers
Brett
Schueler
Bonham
Sutton
Morton
S.F
Pet. G.b
Baltimore
Detroit
Boston
Milwaukee
Cleveland
California
Oakland
Minnesota
Kansas City
Texas
Kline
Lolich
Palmer
Wise
Wood
Blyleven
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Rod and
M.C. Cockshott
Carpenter
Planning Commission
David D. Milner
United Press International
World Hockey Association
Dusty Baker
Johnson
Marty Perez
Dave Lopes
Joe Ferguson
Mike Lum
Dodgers
NMU
By Murray Olderman
Walter Kennedy
National Basketball Association
NBA
Hank Aaron
Jack Schumacher
Ohio
Hank
Ruth
Richie
Dick) Allen
Chicago White Sox
W. Stewart
Vermilion
Gene
Mauch
Montreal Expos
Field
Fremont
So. Thompson Ave
Nipomo
Calif
Red Rock
A&w Root Beer
America
West Ocean Ave
Henry Block
Hirblock
North H Street
Sam
Security Pacific Bank
Lompoc
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