Waterfowl protection and fishing updates across Southern California
Waterfowl protection efforts gain momentum as the California Fish and Game Commission pushes for wetland preservation amid economic pressure. Inland and coastal fishing remains good with near calico bass limits and halibut and white sea bass catches. weather and lake levels influence activity.
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Ie Lake
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Atascadero
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Casitas
Cachuma Lakes
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Wisconsin
E. Harold Hallows
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Wildlife Institute
Nicaraguan amateur team leaves after rainouts and fundraising shortfall
A 22 man Nicaraguan amateur team visiting Los Angeles to raise funds for Managua earthquake relief ends its U S tour broke after four of six planned exhibition games were washed out. Only two games earned 400 dollars, with hotel and flight expenses covered by Holiday Inn and Trans World Airlines respectively.
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UPI
Managua
California College
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NAIA Tournament Scores From Kansas City and Guilford Action
United Press International reports several NAIA tournament results. Defiance beat Geo. Fox 82 62 at Kansas City while Westmont won 85 66 against S Dakota Tech. Oklahoma A&M triumphed 76 plus Alern A&M 76 at Guilford Keene St 82 Valdosta St 90 Ky St 81 Augustana 66 Hanover 65.
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Charlie Micel
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Augustana
Hanover
City hoops roundup shows multiple league results
ADULT LEAGUES Bel Aire 94 Kelsey Chev 68 Don McIntyre 32. A League standings Bel Aire Liquor 10-2 SY Merchants 9-3. B League McDonnell Douglas 14-0 Kings 9-5. NIOR AMERICA Warriors 44 Sharks 41 Titans 43 Dolphins 18 standings Titans 10-1. JUNIOR NATIONAL Redskins 35 Kings 26 Padres 51 Tigers 28 Redskings 53 Mustangs 47. PEE WEE NATIONAL Bullets 33 Bears 22 Pistons 31 Cougars 22. Standings Lancers 9-2 Colts 8-3 Chargers 7-3. PEE WEE AMERICAN Rebels 30 Celtics 19 Raiders 28 Panthers 17. Eagles 30 Raiders 18 standings Spartan 9-2 Rockets 9-2 Eagles 9-2.
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Fish diet drives fishing luck says Ward
MANKATO Minn NEA Virgil Ward three time world and national champ says fish eat only what they need and feeding habits affect creel size Largemouth bass eat 4 to 5 percent of weight daily while pike eat more depending on prey abundance Weather and reservoir age alter feeding patterns aiding or hindering catches Predators rely on sight and movement under water and strike artificial lures
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Ward
Johnson
Dodgers Prospects Highlight 1973 NL West Outlook
Dodgers face a youth revival as veterans depart and Walter Alston steers a collection of rookies and faded stars. Pitching remains strong with Sutton Osteen and John, Messersmith added, but bullpen relief from Brewer and Richert needed. Buckner Paciorek battle for first, Garvey and Cey compete for third, Joshua Mota and Crawford eye outfield spots. Cannizzaro Dietz rely on Yeager Ferguson for catching. Predicted finish: fifth in the West.
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Maury Wills
Wes Parker
Bill Singer
Bill Grabarkewitz
Jim Lefebvre
Walter Alston
Dodgers
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Claude Osteen
Tommy John
Andy Messersmith
Frank Robinson
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Pete Richert
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Charlie Hough
Doug Ray
Frank Quilici
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Dick Woodson
Jim Perry
Jim Knot
Cubs
Bill Hands
Joe Decker
Phillie
Ken Reynolds
Steve Luebber
Ken Sanders
Harmon Killebrew
Joe Lis
Killebrew
Ron Carew
Danny Thompson
Steve Braun
Tony Oliva
Darwin
Larry Hisle
Steve Brye
Jim Holt
Mike Adams
Glenn Borgmann
George Mitterwald
Phil Roof
West
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Peterson Delivers Solid Spring Start For Yankees
Fritz Peterson, famed for control, pitched three scoreless innings against the Braves in his first spring start. He did not walk a batter, noted arm health as his main concern, and handled reporters with calm humor amid swapped lives and public attention.
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West Palm Beach
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Fritz Peterson
New York Yankees
Mike Kekich
Peterson
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Ralph Garr
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