Salmon behavior muddied by warm water and tides along coast
Local anglers report salmon in 40 to 60 fathoms with drag boats catching few fish amid warm water and a late moon. At Port San Luis and Oceano Beach, surf fishing yields mixed results while albacore remain about 50 miles from Morro Bay. Freshwater afterthoughts note 10 to 15 pound catfish at Casitas and poor bass action, with Lopez Lake deemed a dead issue.
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Marin
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Solano
Sonoma
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Hatchers Dam
Guerneville
Spitz makes TV acting debut amid sport career shift
Olympic swimmer Mark Spitz says he is not nervous about acting on television. He enjoyed the debut, plans to take things day by day, and notes his swimming career is over. A theatrical agent reports offers from Warner Brothers, MGM, Vittorio De Sica, and Ray Stark.
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Superman
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Leaders and stats from the 1970 baseball season
National League leaders include Bench and Williams in runs batted in and Stargell in home runs. Pitching leaders feature Carlton and Seaver with strong win totals. American League leaders show Allen and Mayberry with RBIs and high batting averages, plus Wood and Palmer for pitching wins and strikeouts.
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Lee May
Houston
National League Dominates NEA All Major League Team
The National League again leads the NEA All Major League selections with 8 of 10 slots, only Dick Allen and Sparky Lyle breaking the NL sweep. Cesar Cedeno tops the voting with 90 percent of ballots. Willie Stargell and Joe Torre are the only holdovers from 1971.
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Pittsburgh Pirates
Joe Torre
St. Louis
Billy Williams
Cubs
Johnny Bench
Cincinnati
Dick Allen
Joe Morgan
Don Kessinger
Cesar Cedeno
Steve Carlton
Sparky Lyle
Baseball’s Top 10 all star voting highlights and results
The 1972 voting shows Rod Carew leading with 24 percent at second, Don Kessinger earning first team at shortstop over Chris Speier, Torre winning at third, Cedeno overwhelming in the outfield with 77 percent, Williams at second outfield spot, and Bench edging Sanguillen at catcher with 82 percent. Carlton tops starting pitchers with 81 percent, Lyle leads relief with 65 percent, and Santo Robinson Hebner backstopping the infield depth in a crowded ballot.
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Kessinger
San Francisco
Chris Speier
Luis Aparicio
Boston
Top 20 college teams and Forum boxing results
UCLA and Mississippi appear in UPI s top 20 college football ranking with 2 1 records noted. Hugh Barraza won a 10 round featherweight main event at the Forum in Inglewood defeating Rodolfo Lobato with eye cuts for both fighters. Ary Havey stopped Moi Sanchez in the second round of a six round featherweight bout.
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Hugh Barraza
Rodolfo Lobato
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Ary Havey
Nova Scotia
Moi Sanchez
Mexicali
Mexico
Forty Niners veterans spark drive to sell 60000 tickets
Gene Brodie and Gene Washington of the San Francisco 49ers helped Islam Temple launch a drive to sell 60 000 tickets for the East West All Star game at Candlestick Park on December 30. Ted Balliet said the effort starts earlier to beat competition for sports dollars while benefiting Shriners Hospitals for Crippled Children.
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