Record Attendance in NL Hits All Time High in 1969
The 1969 National League posted a record paid attendance of 16,004,045, up 3,909,588 from 1968. Expansion clubs boosted totals while established teams added 1,584,010. The New York Mets led with 2,175,473 attendees as they claimed the Eastern Division crown. Other clubs like Atlanta, Cincinnati, Los Angeles, Houston, and Pittsburgh also drew strong crowds.
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Ginginnate
UPI
Amezlig
New York Mets
Chicago
Jong
National Léague
League
Mets
Cubs
Power and Sails Long Beach to La Paz Race Starts
The biennial Long Beach to La Paz Yacht Race kicks off at Belmont Shore at noon Saturday with 32 boats. Top contenders Blackfin skippered by Ken DeMeuse and Windward Passage skippered by Mark Johnson race along the Baja coast seeking the overall trophy amid strong local interest and a field of noted vessels.
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Long Beach-to-La Paz
Belmont Fier
Long Beach
Bland
Ken DeMeuse
St. Francis Yacht Club
San Francisco
Blackfln
Mark Johnson
Windward Passage
Blackfin
Hubert F. Johnson
Blackfei
Johnson
Tor
Mark
Blackpin
Marina del Rey
Honolulu
la Paz
la Pay
Long Beach VC
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Fishin for Facts Anglers Record Oddities and Tales
A fragmented report lists anglers and oddities from a fishing event. Mentions Bonito and various unnamed participants, with scattered phrases about site activity, bags, and a bank or reef context. Names and details are incomplete, but the piece centers on fishing facts and oddities from the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esiment Piar
Bonito
Leonyers
Tania
Bank
Allen
California Deer Season Ends Next Sunday in 1969
California's regular deer hunting seasons close next Sunday with the late general season covering the Sierra west slope and Central Valley east side. The deer to be hunted include the mule deer and black-tailed varieties in approved zones.
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California
Sierra
Central Valley
California hunting and fishing notes across regions and dates
Northern California pheasant season opens November 22 while five public hunting areas in the Central Valley will host weekend pheasant and waterfowl hunts. Kern refuge limits shooters to Sundays and Wednesdays with a $3.50 fee. Davey’s Locker polo shark trips draw crowds near Newport Beach as an attack by large species sparks caution. A Quinault Indian Reservation access ban for white visitors follows theft and vandalism, provoking debates over tribal and state land rights.
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Sual
California
Dee
Southland
DEG
Central
Yler
Staten Island
Grimes
Colusa County
DFG
NPG
Oney Lake
Gray Lodge
Grizzly Island
Los Banos
Mendola
Gray Ladve
Mendota
Los Banas
Griawly Island
U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Kern
San Joaquin Valley
Carl Mills
Bakersfield
Carl
P. G
del Kern
U.S. Bureau of Sport Fisheries and Wildlife
San Luis Wasteway
Mentinta
Merced
San Luis National Wildlife Refuge
Imperial Waterfowl Management Area
Kern National Waatife Refuge
KWR
Davey
Newport Beach
Phil Tozer
Benito
Fist
San Pedro
Quinault
Washington
Gray's Harbor
Jong “Ail
Fanong Point
Greenville
Quhtault Chet Jackson
Riba
Daniel J. Evang
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Telegram
PIA
Tary Exaus
Enit
Minate
Nev
Atlanta
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
Houston
Pittsburgh
Hare
Shemesan
Imsa
Cincinnat
Hopson Taaz
Es Amnibof
Rae Vane
Rayco 4Uto
Chavis & Compacts
Ulck
Taled
Sten Ca
Tate
Autor
Riors
RAYCO
Easy Credit
Long Beach Blvd
Alto
Gate
Firestone Blvd
von Hays
Long Beach Yacht Club
Steve Callins
Cop Perez
John Dane
Bob Nugon
Tulane University
Peet
Baja Coast
Cabo San Lucas
Atesult
Southern California
Department of Fish and Game Hatcheries
Legg Lake
Puddingstone
Big Tujunga Creek
Riverside
Fulmer Lake
Hemet Lake
San Berardino
Deep Creek
San Diego
Dosie Lake
Santa Barbara
Cachuma Lake
Ventura
Casitas
Piru Lake
Reyes Creek
Sespe Creek
Worth Fork
Ventura River
Sieht Sa
Cole
Pagan
Ile
Alan
Cokenula
Aia Deseo
Anteras
Ciase Ciscuars
Francia Melennare
Sia Berman
Jens If
AL Iene
Bill Daly Biol
Juin Ervin
Zattia
Nero Seth
Arattiena
Agen
Tron
Donnell Culptenee
Donnell
Culpepper
Department of Wish and Game
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