Haveles Ups and Downs Highlight Coast Match Game Run
Jake Taveles, a 12 year old from Garden Grove, surged through 49 qualifying games and finals to place second in the West Coast Match Game. Long Beach star Den Johnson led early but Haveles edged him in a two game final to claim the title and $1250. The event drew 113 Southern California bowlers at Kona Lanes and Castle Lanes.
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Taveles
Garden Groeve
Montay
Wester Stites
Larry Wailige
San Francisco
Konnades
Costa Mesa
Southern California
Haveles
Deser
Ving
den Johnson
Long Beng
Kona Lanes
Art Berens
Hawthorne
Ee Johnson
Johnson
Ottleon
Bote
Long Beach
Tehnson
Larry Wilhive
San Feanvisee
Lal Castle Lanes
Kona
Wallace
West Coast Warrior
La & 1
Castle Lanes
Harvelis
49er Grids Week Adjustments Include Dandy Move
Lang R vonc a das UtiMe Wednesday after L Anil two a da Head Howard has made position changes. Former offensive tackle Bruce Dandy, 6 5 260, moved to defensive tackle to shore up that unit. The Gers face injury problems at defensive end and tackle. Dandy lettered last year for the ers and played both offensive and defensive tackle at Glendale JC. Transfer Tom Boehme moved from wide receiver to defensive back. Boehme was a defensive back two years ago at San Josh City College and played quad back last year at the same school. Boehme was No. Dat wide receiver behind returnee Dan Jones (23 valeries in 1978). The ers have seven more practice days to prep for the Sept 4 game vs Nod Minats a DeKalb.
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Lang Rvonc-a-das UtiMé
Lanil Two
SPORTS FORUM TO RESUME AT MAE FLY'S BELMONT SHORE
The International City Sports Forum will resume Tuesday at Mae Fly's Restaurant in Belmont Shore. The event features sports figures from Long Beach area including coaches and athletes from Long Beach State University Long Beach City College and local high schools with a 12 10 start time and a 00 prize.
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International City
Perwin
Maefly's
Belmont Shore
Waieh
Long Beach
Gong Bhegeh
Long Beach City College
Dove season opens across California valleys and counties
The 1974 dove season opener drew hunters across the Colorado River region and Imperial and Coachella valleys with strong activity in Palo Verde Bard-Winterhaven and east of Hellville. Some areas slowed in Ventura Santa Barbara and San Bernardino counties while Lake Elsinore and nearby locales reported decent shooting despite lower statewide populations. Watering tanks grain fields and canals shaped success, with guidance to avoid risky retrieval near the Cal/LA aqueduct.
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Colorado River
Imperial
Casebella
Imanes
Hellville
East Highline Canal
Coachella Canal
Palo Verde Valley
Bard-Winterhaven
Ventura
Santa Barbara
San Bernardino County
Lake Elsinore
Peris
Lakeview
San Diego County
California Aqueduct
Los Angeles Guwaty
Outdoors editor recovery and yacht club leadership notes
Outdoors editor Donnell Culpepper recuperates from surgery and will resume his column. The Beach Yacht Club leadership slate includes Don Brown commodore elect, Ron Kuitneily view commodore elect, Jiarty Naeve rear commodore elect. Ed Stenberg and Bob Scherer placed seventh and 13th respectively at the Cal 20 nationals in Kaneohe Hawaii.
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Seal. Beach
Nowinaling
Don Brown
Commodore-Fleel
Ron Kuitneily
View
Commodore-Éleet
Jiarty
Naeve
Ed Stenberg
SBYC
Bob Scherer
Kaneohe'Hay
Hawaii
Night Bass Fishing At Night In California
Night fishing offers placid atmosphere and good catches as anglers adapt schedules to avoid weekend boaters. The article notes California bans night bass fishing, while other lakes list counties and waters for after-dark angling. It describes lures and safety, plus peak bite times from just before dark to around 2 a.m. and the advantage of reduced competition for top fish.
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California
Walter
Hill
California Drowning Toll Rises As Popular Water Sports Grow
The surge in use of canes kayaks and inflatable rafts on California waterways has coincided with a spike in drowning deaths. Officials cite increased fuel costs pushing more people to water recreation and warn of overconfidence and risky practices. Public awareness campaigns are under way to reduce fatalities amid rising participation through 1970s.
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America
California
Atsi
Homer
Frank Torkelson
Department of Navigation and Ocean Development
Adenéey
Memorial ‘Bay
Fis
Sanoés
Ksyas
Torkelson
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Pioneer Bowl
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Marine Stadium
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