Long Beach breakwater fishing tips and local reports
Harold W. Hultman and Terrance, with Tex Earles, share breakwater fishing success near Long Beach. They note late day or night fishing, the need for a boat or a partner, and praise for the Department of Fish and Game after tagging a bass. Also cover pier fishing, nearby hotspots, and upcoming barge trips for underprivileged children run by the Southern Council of Conservation Clubs.
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Terrance
Tex Earles
Long Beach
Harold
Tex
Hulme
Crub
Golden Avenue
Emory Harbour
Wilmington
Dass
Jed Welsh
Department of Fish and Game
Hullman
DFG
Acc
Olfnoor
Tom Griffith
Tom
Beach Bowevard
Pacific Coast Highway
Huntington Beach
Horseshoe Kelp
Huntington Flats
Art
June Ascolesi
Belmont Pier
Southern Council of Conservation Clubs
Bob Jugens
LeRoy Nichols
Favorite leads PBA Open in Fresno
Ed Bourdase, a hometown favorite, spilled 1.79 pins and won six of eight match games Monday to take a commanding lead with only a single remaining step in the Fresno event.
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Fresno
UPI
Ed Bourdase
Eigit
Fishing Facts Report Mixed Angler Haul and Open Bowling Update
A garbled reef of fishing catches lists barracuda halibut calico bass and other species with counts from multiple boats and bays. The text shifts to bowling news noting an eight game block remaining in the 37,500 Tresno Open where a 42 year old right hander leads with strong early scores and pursuit of a second PBA championship.
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Assn
Ed Bourdase
Eloine
Ban Johnson
Don McCunn
Munster
Ind
Slann Cerlsan
Fresno
Cail
Carmen Salvine
Chitsvo
Dave Soular
Gilkov
Calf
Mike MacGrath
Corrite
Cent
Barry Achar
Coste Mose
Calif
Terry Bacth
tAnn
Din Godmen
Lorain
Ohlo
George Pappa
Charlotte
H.C
Bud Horn
Los Angeles
Don Rendeau
Cal
Aauca
Cali
Wobty Cooper
Houston
Don Giver
Simultaneous tournaments produce rare double by stand-in
Allen Wolie reports Gary Maison staged a remarkable coup in a 1971 season run of 14 tournaments in Anaheim and Baltors Vaivalr Goen, earning $60,678. Dox Johnson of Akron, Ohio, finished 18 seconds behind with $40,009 across 18 tournaments.
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Vorming
Vaivalr Goen i Anaheim
Pabrachta
Dox Johnson
Akron
Ohio
Pefragile
Greatest Double in Bowling History Shatters Two Tournaments
A San Bernardino amateur known as Madison engineered a historic double by substituting in the West Coast Match Game Eliminations while his title defense ran at Kona Lanes. He used Farrier Hinkle as stand-in, then won the $6,000 first prize with a 12-game total of 2,577. The night featured other bowlers setting records and new equipment rolling out at Rossmoor Bowl.
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Madison
Kona Lanes
Costa Mesa
Farrier Hinkle
Los Angeles
Hinkle
Jim Adams
Royal Oak Lanes
Duarte
Califre
Washington, D.C
Anam
States
Canada
Gare
Kimberly Thle
Blu Bertt
Minn
WGC Nearquarters
Columbus
Ohio
Jonny Pétrasile
Brooke Up
Dallas
Strike and Spare Angles Booklets Sell Via Syndicate
A bowling column discusses how to hit the 1-3 pocket with spin and straight balls, noting the hook should come from the right. The booklet Strike and Spare Angles is co authored by Don Carter and Marion Ladewig for readers, with a mail request to National Newspapers Syndicate in Chicago.
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Don Carter
Marion Ladewig
Don Garter
National Newspapers Syndicate
N. Wacker Dr
Chicago
Trevino Sees Merion as Kind of Track for Open
Golf star Lee Trevino energy marks his U S Open prep at Merion Golf Club. He says the course suits him, notes his rise from humble beginnings, and highlights his charitable actions and fan appeal as he pursues major glory.
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Lee Trevidlo
Andy Bric
Aurora
Merion Golf Club
Trevino
Cleveland
Andy
Brother
Ardmore
Lee
Merion
Lee Trevino
el Paso
Tex
Trevino Nears NY Lead in PGA Money Standings
Trevino finished second in the Kemper Open and sits about $11,000 behind Nicklaus in the PGA money race. Nicklaus has $146,203, Trevino $135,198, with Gary Player moving into a tie for second and Palmer and Miller Barber also among the top earners with strong totals for the year.
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Sew York
UPI
Trevino
Nicklaus
State finalists honored for track and field feats
Koppes of St John Bosco High and Brad Stone of Heiblower lead athletic honors as state finalists. Koppes, a junior, ran two miles in 9 minutes 2.4 seconds and was a UCLA state meet finalist. Stone, a pole vaulter, posted a season best of 14 feet and also competed at the state meet.
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St. John Bosco High
Brad Stone
Heiblower Rale
Koppes
Ucla
Stoné
Stockholm
UPI
Sweden
Kjell Isaksson
Dave Bedford
Isaksson
University of Southern California
Nikki Papahicoulan
Bedford
Ian Stewart
Edinburgh
Ron Clarke
Art Tameu
Mark Laws
Tameu
Piva
Brad Willams
New
Don Reilly
Warrhn
Bolittower
Toan Koppes
St. John Bosco
I Young
Glenn Greg Watch
Sant Fe
la Mirade
mMare Laws
Randy Fulkerson
Santa Fe
Sred Stone
de Mirada
John van Dyker
Des Pearson
Sante Fa
Chick Cunningham
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