Largemouth Bass Weekend Roundup at Otay and Nearby Lakes
A San Diego County note highlights the Otay Lake poaching case and the 15-pound bass that sparked inquiries, with weekend-only and holiday access noted. Other spots include Vail Lake and Anaheim Lake where anglers report big catches, plus a March trout plant planned at Vail. The piece also mentions the 1970 Boat Owners Buyers Guide and local sports council developments.
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Otay Lake
San Diego County
Otay
San Diego
Ike
Orville Ball
San Diego City Lakes Recreaton
San Diego State
Department of Fish and Game
California
Dag
DFG
Vail Lake
Riverside County
Joseph Kolowantis
Long Beach
Vail
Roger Bullock
Glendale
Anaheim Lake
Orange County
Rusy Cleary
Irvine Lake
John Moore
Mathews
Yachting Publishing Corporation
W. 44Th St
New York
N.S
Golf Officials Alarmed By Gambling Scandal Threat
The USGA voiced concern over reports of parlay betting cards at tournaments and the return of the Canadian pool style cottas at private clubs. President Phil Strubing warned golf’s policing is difficult as players act as free agents and involvement could corrupt outcomes.
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New York
Eartern U.S. Golf Assa
Phil Strubing
USGA
Strubing
Golf Writers Assa
Bob Hope
King Hutssan II
Morocco
Joseph C. Dey, Jr
Pro Golf
Jon Lazaro
Ben Hogan
Bostwicks
Long Island
Orville Moody
Ray Floyd
Donna Caponi
Steve Melnyk
U.S
Dave Hill
Grier Jones
Jane Blalock
Roberto de Vicenzo
Argentina
Richardson
Tony Jacklin
Fisheries Report Totals From Angler Grounds and Boats
The report lists multiple fishing trips with anglers on various boats, tallying catches of rock cod, cow cod, halibut, bass, perch, mackerel, and other species. Notable totals include 334 trnckerel and 41 halibut across several boats, with Rock cod and Cow cod counts and species mixed in. Pacific coast sites and Pierpoint Landing are mentioned among the fishing parties and catches.
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Enont
Pact Meduaneans
Romanian top foreigner in U S indoor tourney
The Wastase, winner of the National Indoor Open tennis title, will be the No 1 foreign seed at the U S National Indoor Tournament March 28 at Hampton Institute. Nastase, a 2 year old from Romania, is seeded above Franulovic, Koch and Tiriac. Stan Smith heads the domestic seeds with Ashe, Richey and Graebner following.
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Hampton
Wastase
U.S
Hampton Institute
Athletic Center
Franulovic
Yugoslavia
Thomas Koch
Brazil
Ton Tiriac
Stan Smith
Arthur Ashe
Clif Richey
Clark Graebner
Crigger Foresees Better Times Ahead for Vikings
Long Beach City College tennis coach Benny Crigger enters his fifth season aiming to improve beyond last spring’s 7 7 conference mark while the 1969 overall record stood at 10 7. The team trails at No 1 singles from last year and features new entrants against a backdrop of upcoming pro matches and a regional ranking.
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Long Beach City College
Benny Crigger
Crigger
Viking
LECC
Vikings
Hob
Bruce
George Hardie
Long
Denind
Fares Fadey
la Jolla
Oscar
LBCC Tennis Team Faces Tough Start In 1965 Schedule
LBCC coach Crigger praises squad as dedicated with strong potential after an 8-6 finish in 1964. The team, led by players including Seonsenora Yeon and Dan Bacchatti, eyes a first division finish with a possible second place if they gel. Schedule features February through March matches at Cerritos LBCC Riverside Hondo and Santa Monica.
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EE Camino
LBCC
Santa Monica
Bakersfield
Pierce
Crigger
Wiison
Dan Bacchatti
Lettermaty Soho
Trom
Dodan
Wingles
Pone
Taerances
Trestiman
Arria
Rom Mayfair
Bakewood
Karke Daneen
Xebhomare
Wevahs
John Vardey
Arnold
Tonhomen
Aevew
Billings
Kevin "Rill
Brice Ruwy Letterman
Jordan
Cerilio
LBCE
Rilo Hondo
L.A. Valley
Santa Monicay
Lond F
Pro Tennis Groups Balk at Open Play
Directors Mike Davies and George MacCall of World Championship Tennis and the National Tennis League said they may skip the remainder of the 1970 Open schedule in the United States and limit participation to a few world events. They criticized the USTA for breaking talks and emphasized that pros may not attend Open events including the U.S. Open at Forest Hills. Names include Tony Roche John Newcombe Rod Laver Alastair Martin.
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Dallas
United States
Mike Davies
George MacCall
National Tennis League
Forest Hills
U.S. Lawn Tennis Assn
Tony Roche
John Newcombe
Rod Laver
Davies
MacCall
USITA
Alastair Martin
New York
Americans sweep four man bobsled at Kennedy races
Lake Placid’s Harry Petersen leads the U S four man team to three of the top five finishes. Petersen with Paul King and others posted 4 29 60 on Mt Vat Hoevenberg, beating a Romanian sled led by Jon Panturu. Fortunes, Lamey and others followed with times near 4 31. Additional note: Billy Kidd turns pro as world championships shift to Verbier.
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Lake. Placid
N.Y
UPT
United States
Harry Petersen
Fred Fortune
Jean Wicky
Cmdr
Paul Lamey
U.S. Navy
Petersen
West Germany
Billy Kidd
Val Gardena
Verbier
Switzerland
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Wyo
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Boctan
Sante Gaming
Arta Peach
Hellrwood
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Iria
Los Altos
Anaheim
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