Ocean fishing strong as season nears closing date
Salmon fishermen report fair to good catches with some fish over 20 pounds as the Oct 31 weekend yields 65 fish caught by 45 boats at the San Luis Harbor facility. Surf fishing improves with barred perch and use of sand crabs or clam, while trout fishing faces regulatory debate and potential lagoon closures to protect native trout and steelhead stocks.
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Harbor Associates
Avila Beach
San Luis Harbor
State Fish and Game Commission
San Luis Creek
San Francisco
Lopez Lake
Lake Margarita
DFG
Lake Nacimiento
Clear Lake
Central Valley
Elk Grove
Lake Jennings
San Diego County
California
Salton
Winster
Catalina
Doug Bombard
Santa Catalina Island
Bombard
Tigers eye unbeaten run vs San Diego State in PCAA clash
Pacific faces San Diego State as the Tigers seek to extend an unbeaten run and contend for the PCAA title. Den nis Shaw’s dual threat worries UOP, while Cal, USC, and Santa Clara figures receive praise as week honors include Sherm White and Mickey Ackley among the players of the week.
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Acific
San Diego State
SAN Francisco
UPI
California
Stanford
Scord
Pacific Coast Athletic Association
University of Pacific Fays
UOP
Scovil
Tigers
Northern Californa
Azotes
Dennis Shaw
Shaw
Leovil
Cal
Ray Willsey
Cal Torians
Bears
USC
Willsey
Sherm White
Mickey Ackley
Santa Clara
Bart Jenks
Miles Moore
White
Southern Cal
Wilisey
Dave Seppi
Dave Penhall
Ackley
John Reid
Washington State
Davis compared to O J Simpson draws USC talk
USC assistant Willie Brown praised Clarence Davis as a fine back who improves weekly and nears 1,000 rushing yards this season. The piece links Davis to O J Simpson while noting Davis’s 190 pound frame and hard running. It also covers broader race relations views from Tom Prothro and comments on coach discipline and player leadership.
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Alex Kahn
UPI
Los Angeles
Clarence Davis
O. J. Simpson
University of Southern California
Trojan
Willie Brown
Davis
Southern California
Brown
O. J
Simpson
Clarence
California
USC
UCLA
Tom Prothro
Nicklaus wins Kaiser playoff in 15 minutes
Jack Nicklaus claimed the Kaiser's top prize of 28000 dollars after a playoff at Napa and a fog delay in which he defeated George Archer and Don January to win. The victory boosted his money list position and kept Hawaii fans buzzing about his performance.
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Gordon Sakamoto
Honolulu
UPI
Jack Nicklaus
Nicklaus
Las Vegas
Napa
Calif
Jack
Los Angeles
Hawaii
Kaiser
Frank Beard
Dave Hill
Gary Player
Billy Casper
Casper
George Archer
Don January
Silverado Country Club
January
Archer
Stegman and McDonald top Braves linemen of week
Lompoc isp picks Stegman and McDonald as top defensive and offensive linemen after the 42 6 win over San Marcos Roy als. Bolinger and Garife earn backfield laurels with Bolinger also praised for two 20 yard plus runs and Garife directing the offense. Coach Spruill notes occasional execution lapses but expects improvement as Dos Pueblos visit for homecoming.
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Lompoc Braves
Joe Stegman
Bob McDonald
Lompoc
San Marcos
Stegman
McDonald
Monte Bolinger
Rolly Garife
Bolinger
Roy Thomas
Jim Spruill
San Marcos Royals
Braves
Spruill
Royals
Garife
John Fridrich
Thomas
Dos Pueblos
Jeff Higbee
Santa Barbara
Cabrillo
Santa Maria
UW Faces Decision On Explosive Huskies Roster Split
Eight players back at practice after missing Los Angeles trip as four suspended remain off squad. UW athletic director Joe Kearney, coach Jim Owens, and a board of regents convened to decide reinstatements amid looming legal action from attorney Gary Gayton claiming a boycott and damages.
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Seattle
UPI
Joe Kearney
University of Washington
Los Angeles
Huskies
UCLA
Jim Owens
Husky
Kearney
Owens
Carver Gayton
Board of Regents
Gary Gayton
Gayton
Harvey Blanks
Ralph Bayard
Alcindor Reflects on Bucks Defeat by Knicks
Lew Alcindor scored 17 points and grabbed 16 rebounds but blamed himself after Milwaukee fell to New York 109 93. Willis Reed pressured Alcindor, finishing with 35 points and 12 rebounds as the Knicks built a 34 23 first quarter lead.
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Milwaukee
Wis
UPI
Lew Alcindor
Alcindor
New York Knickerbockers
Milwaukee Bucks
National Basketball Association
Knicks
Philadelphia
Bucks
New York
Willis Reed
Reed
Ohio State Still Leads In Survival Of The Fittest
Ohio State remains No 1 in the UPI ratings with 346 points and 31 first place votes as Texas Tennessee and others chase the top spot after weekend losses by LSU and Florida.
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NEW York
UPI
Ohio State
Texas
Tennessee
Buckeyes
Louisiana State
Florida
United Press International
Penn State
Southern California
Arkansas
UCLA
Missouri
Purdue
Notre Dame
Cabrillo defense shines in 54-6 win over Righetti
Cabrillo Conquistadores, led by Howard Kluge and Steve Beers with eight tackles each, defeated the Righetti Warriors 54-6 at Huyck Stadium. The coach noted defensive strength while citing offensive miscues and a need for improved concentration ahead of Santa Maria showdown. Efren Torres illness force postponement of the boxing bout with Susumu Hanagata from November 16 to 28 in Guadalajara.
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Huyck Stadium
Cabrillo Conquistadores
Righetti Warriors
Cabrillo
Evert Jones
Conquistadores
Santa Maria Saints
Jones
Howard Kluge
Steve Beers
Righetti
Mexico City
UPI
Efren Torres
Mexico
Susumu Hanagata
Japan
Guadalajara
Torres
Rebels blank Raiders in Lom Pac Pee Wee game
Morris Rebels moved to second place in the Lom poc Youth Football League Pee Wee division with a 14 0 win over the GREFCO Raiders. Jeff Dalton scored both touchdowns and recovered a blocked punt for a final score.
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Morris Rebels
Pee Wee
Lompoc
Lions
Grefco Raiders
Jeff Dalton
Rebels
Dalton
Mike Walker
Daniel Welch
Pat Fridrich
Raider
Henry Aguilar
David Hooker
Kirk Willis
Aguilar
Reds
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Joe Sullivan
Atlanta
Norm van Brocklin
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Jack Pardee
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Rams
Charley Weaver
Tyrone Hudson
Lionel Pointer
Whittier College
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Indians
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Lew
Ohio St
Tenn
Lou Cal
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Bill Atwood
Tom Bolger
Fred Witzgall
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