Salmon Season Heats Up Along Avila Port San Luis Waters
Local anglers revel in strong ocean fishing with kings averaging fifteen pounds and a monster 37% pound catch reported by Harbor Associates as 1733 king salmon were landed by 302 boats last week. Party boats Pico and ABC from Avila posted banner limits while near shore schools linger between Shell Beach and Oceano Beach. Freshwater reports show Lake Nacimiento bass and crappie bites after rain and cool weather. Lopez Lake improves with 6000 rainbows boosting bank fishing. Trinity County leads inland activity as snow adds chill. Duck hunting on private lands yields plentiful teal sprig and mallard in Bakersfield and Los Banos, while refuges report fair to good hunting and six-bird averages in Mendota. Colorado River remains poor for wildfowl with main flights due mid November and Owens Valley offers mixed mallard pin tail and teal.
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Celtics thump Hawks without Maravich in relief
Celtics roll past the Atlanta Hawks 136 to 116 as Jo Jo White returns late after marching in a Veteran's Day parade. Boston improves to four straight wins and closes to within a half game of idle Philadelphia in the Atlantic Division.
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Boston Celtics
National Basketball Association
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Hawks
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Pete Maravich
Boston Garden Court
Jo Jo
Garden
Marine Reserve
Philadelphia
White
Dave Cowens
Lompoc Girls Sweep to Top Eight in Hancock Meet
Lompoc Valley Girls Track Club dominated the Hancock Invitational in Santa Maria sweeping the first eight places in the 1.1 mile race. Beckie Zeigler won in 6 46 with Sherri Giovanacci close behind at 6 47 and Diane Sager at 6 52.
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Lompoc
Beckie Zeigler
Sherri Giovanacci
Diane Sager
Maggie Knickrehm
Gay Daniels
Valerie Tykeson
Tracy Thibodeau
Lorrie Froehlich
Long Beach
Trojans remember 1966 Notre Dame thrashing
Notre Dame believed to have strong incentive but USC coach John McKay emphasized the lasting memory of a 51 to 0 loss in 1966. He said USC played better in the present win, expects similar effort in remaining games, and notes California looms next.
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Rockets 1970-71 Prospectus Amid New Era
The Rockets finish 40 42 third in the league with a new home and coach Tex Winter. Elvin Hayes remains central, averaging 16.6 points and 44 minutes per game, while Cliff Meely pursues a key forward role alongside Don Adams. Trade and signing notes aside, a competitive season is predicted with the team aiming high in the Pacific.
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Fred “Tex” Winter
Marquette
Kansas State
Washington
Hayes
University of Houston
Cliff Meely
Colorado
Don Adams
John Block
John Trapp
Rudy Tomjanovich
Meely
Condors Sold to Washington Maryland Group in Fourth Sale
The Pittsburgh Condors, with record low attendance, were sold to Metro Sports Inc a Washington Maryland group. The sale from Haven Industries is pending league approval. New owner Mark Einstein says no franchise move planned and the team will stay in Pittsburgh.
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Pittsburgh Condors
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Condors
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Metro Sports, Inc
American Basketball Association
Haven Industries
New York
Donald H. Adams
Bethesda
Einstein
Driver Jo Siffert dies in 150 mph crash in England
Swiss race driver Jo Siffert, 35, died in a Sunday race honoring Jackie Stewart in England. He crashed when a gearbox locked, his car hitting a wall and flipping, while John Surtees behind noted the impact ended in seconds with debris scattered.
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England
Jackie Stewart
John Surtees
Siffert
BRM Auto
Typecast Wins Las Palmas Handicap On Turf at Santa Anita
Alltime rider Bill Shoemaker led Typecast to a six length victory in the Las Palmas Handicap at Santa Anita. The 5-year-old mare, daughter of Prince John, carried 126 pounds in soft ground and finished 1 1/8 miles in 1 49. Shoemaker earned his 42nd stakes win of the year, nearing the 1957 mark set by Bill Hartack.
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UPI
Bill Shoemaker
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Santa Anita
Shoemaker
Typecast
Las Palmas
Bill Hartack
Prince John Loose
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