California Angling Reports Mixed Salmon and Freshwater Action
Rod and Gun Streams report variable salmon runs from Avila with large fish and heavy seas disrupting trips. Ventura area shows good action on top and bottom fish including black sea bass, while freshwater lakes see trout stockings and warm water species thriving. DFG notes 84 turkeys in a spring hunt and raises concern over peregrine falcon nest disturbances at Morro Rock.
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Ventura Sports Fishing Landing
Lopez Lake
Atascadero Lake
Laguna Lake
Oceano Lagoon
Humboldt
Lake Almanor
Humboldt Bay
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Kaweah
Tule
Kern
Lake Nacimiento
Dick Kelsey
Margarita Lake
Lopez
Wittenburg
Cachuma Lake
Piru
Rose Valley
Sespe
Reyes Creek
Ventura County
DFG
San Luis Obispo County
Spencerville
California
Morro Rock
State Fish and Game Commission
Morro Bay
Bush Asserts UCLA Track Readiness Against UTEP Threat
UCLA coach Jim Bush says he has a stronger track team than last year’s NCAA champion but cautions the Bruins must perform well in Eugene to challenge Texas El Paso, Oregon, and USC. UTEP’s depth could dominate if all weapons click. UCLA seeks its third national title in eight years.
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Stanford
Trojans
Two Chip Shots for Consistent Golf Short Game
The piece advises average players to focus on two chip shots a pitch-and-run with a lofted club and a chip-and-run with a middle iron. It argues against overcomplicating the short game and stresses aiming for within 10 feet of the hole to enable reliable up-and-downs. It cautions pros’ tricks can mislead amateurs.
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Fidence
Standings game recaps and results across multiple matchups
Standings show New York 4 Detroit 2 in the second game, Milwaukee 11 Boston 3, Kansas City at Minnesota in the rain, Baltimore 6 Cleveland 1 at night, Oakland 4 Texas 1 first game and 7 1 second game at night, California 4 Chicago 5 in twilight and 3 2 in 10 innings at night, with Chicago at California night on Wednesday. Monday results include Pittsburgh 7 Philadelphia 3 and 4 2 in the second game, New York 7 St Louis 6, Montreal 2 Los Angeles 5 San Francisco, Atlanta 2 San Diego at night, and several night matchups including Cincinnati at Houston.
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Heston
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Houston
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Youth track meet results at Huyck Stadium
The Lompoc Valley Girls Track Club and Pizza Palace hosted 15 schools and 261 athletes over the weekend. Vandenberg Jr. High led the 7th-8th grade girls with 55 points. Sheila Jackson won the 50 and 220. St. Mary’s Santa Maria won the 5th-6th grade girls title. Lorrie Froehlich swept 220 and 440 with 30.9 and 70.6, and Maggie Knickrehm led the 660 with 1:54.5.
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Huyck Stadium
Vandenberg Jr. High
Fesler School of
Santa Maria
Sheila Jackson
Vandenberg
Diane Sager
Lompoc Jr. High
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Filmore
Hapgood
Lorrie Froehlich
Maggie Knickrehm
Nightingale of Santa Maria
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Foli's fiery temper hammers through Expos rookie season
Montreal shortstop Tim Foli, 21, is praised for talent but inflamed by temper. He has been fined for battery-like bat-throwing and ejections and clashed with umpires. Former Mets outcast, he seeks to channel his energy with new start in Montreal while juggling personal pressures and lofty self expectations.
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New York Mets
Joe Pignatano
Montreal
Mets
Foli
Stillman’s
Ed Kranepool
Gracy Horse
Gene Mauch
Columbia
Slo Pokes Scrambling Meet Sparks Local Motorcyclist Wins
Over the long weekend Slo Pokes riders campaigned at Dunlap track near Fresno and Spillway Park Santa Maria. Chuck Czerwinski won Open Intermediate with Scott Frisby second. Vince Clark took second in 125 Seniors. Open Juniors saw Wesley Ayres third and Jay Getchel fourth. Lompoc racers نیز claimed several heats with Dave Czerwinski fifth in 250 Seniors and Scott Victor third in 250 Juniors heat A while Al Yaenicke and Jim Vaughan placed fourth and fifth in heat B. Vince Clark earned a second overall in 125 Seniors, Paul Clark and Jeff Hantz placed third and fourth in 125 Juniors for Lompoc representation.
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Lompoc Slo Pokes
Dunlap
Fresno
Chuck Czerwinski
Vince Clark
Ken Earnest
Wesley Ayres
Jay Getchel
Suzuki
Chuck Myers
Dave Czerwinski
Lompocans
Scott Victor
Husky
Mike Felling
Maico
al Yaenicke
Yamaha
Jim Vaughan
Paul Clark
Jeff Hantz
Lompoc
Upsets at Hollywood Park Highlight Lakeside Handicap
Stymied and Nova Star swept to a California record exact as Stymied paid 18.60 to win and Nova Star 75.40 to place in the Lakeside Handicap, with Fast Fellow winning the seventh race at 1 mile on the turf and On The Track dominating the eighth. Don Pierce rode On The Track to victory as Big Shot II trailed. A crowd of 51,993 witnessed the day’s racing before a non-race note noted no further cards.
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California
Silky Ho
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