Inland Fish Roundup Highlights Weekend Cathes and Derby Winners
Irvine Lake anglers report strong catfish and bass action led by Helen Kelly of Redondo Beach with an 84 pound channel cat and family limits over 20 pounds plus three trout limits. Meantime Lake Henshaw and Lake Mead derbies award prizes to Gary Beckum and Floyd Brower, with top bass weights around 6-14 pounds and first prizes near 137.50 to 193.75 dollars. Across Crowley Lake and Willow Beach rainbow trout remain active, while Lake Shasta night fishing for trout is banned by emergency order. catfish remain legal. The Oxnard Channel Islands Marina hosts a fourth annual weekend carnival with races, fireworks, and rescue demos as the world santic single-handed race starts in Plymouth.
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Irvine Lake
Helen Kelly
Redondo Beach
Cheese
Wiley Nelson
South Gate
Cottonwood Cove
Lake Mojave
Lake Henshaw
E.S. Sherwood
Long Beach
Gary Beckum
Compton
Hawaii
Henshaw
Lake Havasu City
Grady L. Lewis
Lakewood
Floyd Brower
San Bernardino
Ed Martin
Lewis
Don Payne
Las Vegas
Mead
Mojave Lakes
Temple Bar
Overton
Willow Beach
Hoover Dam
Crowley Lake
Hishop
Crowley
Oxnard
Channel Islands
U.S. Coast Guard
Plymouth
England
Newport
R.1
Lake Shasta
Fish and Game Commission
Henry Clineschmidt
Redding
Clineschmidt
Kamloops
Department of Fish and Game
World Records Duel At S D Invitational At Balboa Stadium
San Diego Invitational aims to break world and American marks at Balboa Stadium this Saturday. Ron Clarke defends 8 19.83 two mile pace against Kerry Pearce as world records loom in 12 events. Jim Hines Charlie Greene O J Simpson and Tommie Smith among sprinters. Ryun out with mono. seven sub four minute milers entered.
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San Diego
Balboa Stadium
Ron Clarke
Kerry Pearce
Clarke
Earl McCullough
USC
Richmond Flowers
Tennessee
Willie
Randy Matson
Jay Silvester
Arnold Palmer Putt With Eyes Over The Ball
A golf tip urges eyes directly over the ball on putts to read lines accurately and align the putter. Readers are invited to send 20 cents and a self addressed stamped envelope to Arnold Palmer through this newspaper for Amott Falmer's booklet Tee Shots and Eye Woods.
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Amott Falmer
Ey Woods
Arnald Palmer
Iowa athletes threaten boycott over word Negro
Athlete members of the Afro American Student Assn at the University of Iowa warned Thursday they would boycott any newsman who uses the term Negro. Charles Derden of Waterloo said the word is repugnant to Black athletes who prefer black or Afro American. The group objected to a sports reporters arbitrary use of Negro in coverage of their meeting with athletic director Forest Evashevski. They urged boycotts of reporters. Representatives complained of problems affecting Negro athletes but did not disclose specifics. Steps are being taken to eliminate problems and prevent recurrence.
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Iowa City
Iowa
Afo-American Student Assn
University of Iowa
Charles Derden
Waterloo
Derden
Forest Evashevski
Evashevski
Gonzales Dominates Young Rival at French Open
Pancho Gonzales of Los Angeles, 17 years older than his opponent Bill Gittenan of Australia, cruised into the fourth round at Roland Garros 6-1 6-0 6-3. Laver, Rosenwall, Emerson and other pros also advanced as chaos in France disrupted the schedule and Yugoslav players were reinstated after forfeiting openers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
UPI
Pancho Gonzales
Los Angeles
Gonzales
Bill Gittenan
Australia
Rod Laver
Anne-Marie Rouchon
France
Miss. Casals
Ingrid Loeys
Belgium
Valley Christian and Newbury Park meet for CIF Class A title
Valley Christian Crusaders, Olympic League champions, face Valley Christian’s opponent Newbury Park Panthers, Tri-Valley League victors, in the Class A baseball final at Cerritos College at 3 15 p m Newbury Park earned the finals by defeating Bishop on Tuesday while Valley Christian beat Ontario in the semi finals Valley Christian has lost only one game Also notes a rain postponement of the Chicago Philadelphia game with a makeup date not announced.
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Cerritos
Valley Christian
Newbury Park
Cerritos College
Panthers
Downing Bishop
Crusaders
Ontario
Jeep Wagoneer 4 wheel drive safety on slick roads
The ad touts Jeep four wheel drive for better traction on rain slick roads and hills. It presents the Wagoneer as the safest family wagon with enhanced grip and stable handling.
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Donnell Culpepper
Hasransmissio
Girova
Cservice
Huntington Park
Pacific
Inglewood
Manchester Ave
IG Beach
Naheim
JMG
W.chapmandve
Fiee
Ann Jones
Irene France
Francoise Durr
Carol Sherriff
Nancy Richey
San Angelo
Tex
Christiana Sandberg
Sweden
Julie Heldman
Bengals
Cincinnate
Cincinnati Bengals
American Football League
John Matlock
New York Jets
New York
Anne Studer
Switzerland
Inother
Herb Fitzgibbon
Garden City
Pierre Proisy
Islvan Gulyas
Hungary
Heal Torbeo Ulrich
Denmark
Robert Maud
South Africa
Graham Fairley
New Zealand
Bob Carmichael
Hobby Wilson
Mmbers
Roland Garros
Phils
Philadelphia
SAAB
Long Beach Motors
San Diego Freeway
Long Beach Blvd
Jim Fregosi
Ierus Tien
Jonally
Bridgestone
Velmont Motorcycles
Allaheim ST
Bob Hanson Motors, Inc
West Rosccrans Hawthorne
California
Foothill
Crescenta
Redman
Plymouth Center
North Sierra Hwy
Lancaster
Burgin's Sales & Service
Cherry Avene
Aepster Commando
Dasser Motors
Anghelm Long Beach
Rancho Jeep Supply
Paramount Blvd
North Long Beach
Calif
Fast
L. A. Jeep, Inc
South Atlantic Ave
Norm Hoffman
East Firestone Blvd
Norwalk
Milneros
Automotive Center, Inc
East Colorado Blvd
Pasadena
Keyes Motors
von Nuys Blvd
von Nuys
Cali
Shay's Auto Sales
East Whittier Blvd
Whittier, California
Maser Jeo Corporation
Edward la Blanc
Chicago
Galiente
Scaliente
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