Hearings Open on 1987 California Deer Hunts
The California Fish and Game Commission begins hearings across 26 counties on special deer hunts proposed by the Department of Fish and Game. The talks address 49 antlerless and buck hunts with 28 990 permits for the 1987 season, with hearing officers to file reports for final commission action at Zone 30 in San Francisco.
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California Fish and Game Commission
Department of Fish and Game
San Francisco
Taylor Begins Bid for World Record in Jetboat
Taylor, 32, due in Gant ersville Alabama Friday to map a plan for a June attempt on the world water speed record at Lake Gantersville. He aims for 300 mph in his jet powered 30 foot Hustler, shipped to Marshall Space Center. Sanction runs June 22 to 30. two runs on a 7.5 mile course must exceed the 277.33 mph mark by at least one percent. The Hustler, built by Rich Hallett with Harvey Aluminum, uses a J46 turbo jet engine producing 10,000 hp. Tests have surpassed 235 mph. Also featured are the Nordlinger Trophy Race and San Maria Trophy Race for Pacific Catamarans at Los Angeles Y C with opening day events, plus Long Beach Yacht Club’s Spring Invitational.
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Lake Gantersville
Taylor
Hustler
Marshall Space Center
Houstaville
Ala
Rich Hallett
Harvey Aluminum Co
Oakland ABA Club Still After Barry
Reno Nevada UPI Pat Boone owner of the Oakland franchise said he has been negotiating with Rick Barry of the San Francisco Warriors. Boone said the club would benefit if Barry joined and they would value him as a top player.
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Reno, Nev
UPI
Pat Boone
Oakland
American Basketball Assa
Rick Barry
San Francisco Warriors
Rick
Boone
National Basketball Assn
Taylor Expects Decision On Next Team For 1966
Fullback Jim Taylor says a decision within a week on where he will play next season is likely not with the Green Bay Packers. The nine year veteran is a free agent after last season without a contract and could sign with any club, with Lombardi's asking price cited as a barrier for other teams. Taylor speaks from Baton Rouge and says it looks like Packers are not his likely destination.
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UPI
Jim Taylor
Green Bay Packers
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Baton Rouge
Packer
Vince Lombardi
Lombardi
Vince
Green Bay
Crawford Faces Estrada in Olympic Stepping Stone Bout
Frankie Crawford the Southland featherweight KO artist headlines the all televised Olympic card at Auditorium tonight at 8 pm. Crawford 20-3-1 starts as a 2-1 favorite over Estrada, a Mexico foe with 19-1-1 and 10 KOs, as a win could bring him closer to a shot at unbeaten Mando Ramos.
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Frankie Crawford
Olympic Auditorium
Mexico
Eilsen Estrada
Estrada
Crawford
Long Beach
Wonderboy
Mando Ramos
Miles
Bilseo
Boston Red Sox Pitcher Monbouquette Rejoins NL Quest
Former Boston Red Sox pitcher Bill Monbouquette, released by the Detroit Tigers last week, seeks a pitching job in the National League. A brief UPI dispatch notes his bid to resume his major league career after the transaction.
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Monbouquette
Boston
UPI
Boston Red Sox
Bill Monbouquette
Detroit Tigers
May Open Trotline Fishing for California Catfish
California would consider allowing trotline fishing for catfish to boost harvests of white and channel catfish and bullheads in lakes ponds and the delta. Biologist Robert Rawstron advocates experimenting in select waters to judge impact and public reaction while night fishing and higher bag limits are also discussed.
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UPS
State Department of Fish and Gains
California
Robert Rawstron
Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta
Rawston
Rawstron
Fragmented sports snippet with mixed names and events
A garbled OCR passage lists sports terms and names like Tennis and Soccer. It mentions various uncertain items such as people, places, and scores, but the text is heavily corrupted with missing letters and stray characters, yielding unclear event details and participants.
Kennison Family Fishing Spirit From Old Pine Pier Days
The write up recalls Helen Kennison and family lore from the Pine Avenue Pier era and the Kennison line's long fishing tradition. Larry Kennison, now 14, fished Long Beach Breakwater with his father John, who caught two five-pound silver salmon. The piece notes regional silver runs, a near-record in Oxnard area, and reports on local catches including a 28-pound halibut and a 77%4-pound spotfin croaker, with ongoing beach and pier fishing guidance. It also covers the Long Beach Spin-Ft Club plans and the San Diego Yellowtail Derby standings, finishing with news of a failed state bill on out-of-state fishing licenses.
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Jack Kennison
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Sims Bait and Tarkle
Pacific Coast Hwy
George Daly
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San Clemente
Catalina Island
Temple Ave
Bob’ Williams
Memory Lane
Santa Anna
Mabert Camel
Costa Mem
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