Bull Shoals Last Shot For Big Guns Bull Snawls
Professional BASS tour race at Bull Shoals shapes as final qualifier for the Mastery Classic to be held early November on a mystery lake. Leaders Ray Scot’s 25 anglers look set, while Matin Powell and Lindner trail, with several top pros in danger of missing the Classic. Offshore fishing, saltwater action, and a mountain lion sighting on Interstate 10 add varied notes to the weekend.
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Bull
preUiie Glamor Jake
Arkansas
Jolly
Roger Moore
Missouri
Bill Dance
Ray Scot
Tom Matin
Alabama
Joh Powell
al Lindner
Bull Shoals
Wome
Praiae
Joe Partnos
Kerrville
Carp Fishing Amid Summer Heat At Camp Waldemar
Outdoor writer Fred Mary describes new gear including a rolled gun cleaning rod and light sticks, plus a carp fishing method using dog food and corn to attract and hold carp for catching during hot months. He notes the common carp as an active feeder and shares practical baiting steps for a shaded lakeside carp hole.
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Camp Waldemar
Sats
Schitkra
Rudy Real
Toepperwein
Mercury Outboard
Steelers Edge Eagles In Windy Preseason Clash 14-7
Pittsburgh defeated Philadelphia 14-7 as gusty conditions hindered both teams. Rookie fullback Jack Delaplaine capped a fourth quarter scoring drive with a 20 yard TD, while Terry Hanraaty led the backup offense amid heavy wind and wet field conditions.
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Nall
Jack Delop
Steelers
Newcombe and Dietrick to play tennis exhibition
John Newcombe and Cody Dietrick will stage a 45 minute mini exhibition on Wednesday at 8:30 p.m. at the Windsor Park Mall lower level entrance. Afterward they will sign autographs in Joske's luggage department for fans. Newcombe is a Wimbledon champion in 1967 and 1971.
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John Newcombe
Spurs
Cody Dietrick
Joske’s
Windsor Park Mall
Newcomtbe
New Braunfels
Newcombe
Dietrick
Spske
Lewel
Hall of Famers In Good Form At Hall Induction
Hall of Famers Robin Roberts Bob Lemon Cal Hubbard Roger Connor Oscar Charleston Fred Lindstrom were inducted with Wey and four others in a ceremony led by Commissioner Kuhn. Roberts noted his 286 wins and 502 homers allowed while Lemon praised his mother attending from California. Hubbard becomes first to enter both halls.
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Robin Roberts
Bob Lemon
Wey
Howie Kuhn
Fred Lindstrom
New York Giants
Cal Hubbard
Roger Connor
Oscar Charleston
Roberts
Philadelphia Phillies
Hall of Fame
Lemon
Cleveland Indians
California
Prerin
Elephants
Eagles
Town Hill
Hubbard
Football Hall Oof Fame
Bath Shrines
Connors Wins North Conway Indoor Tennis Title
Jimmy Connors defeats Raul Ramirez 7 6 4 6 4 to claim the transplanted $100000 international tennis event at Algonquin Tennis Center. Ramirez earns second with $4000, doubles partners split $6000, Connors also collects $1600 and a car. Tournament delayed by rain and hurricane warnings.
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Raul Ramirez
Connors
Camella Fateh
Belle
North Conway
Pam
Ford Pam
Algonquin Tennis Center
Logan International Aiport
Boston
Ramires
Indianapolis
U.S
Connors Tdat
Tanner Likes Own Odds In U S Open
Anscoe Tenner, a Stanford product, defeats Stan Smith 4 7 6 4 7 5 to win Buckeye Tennis title. Tenner earns 16 000 first prize and moves to Forest Hills with confidence after claiming victory on hard courts in Columbus. Brown and Teacher upset Stewart and McNair in doubles 4 1 4 1.
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Columbus
Ohio
Anscoe Tenner
Wimmer
U.S
Cincinnat
Forest Hills
Stanford University
Tanner
Stan Smith
Tennessean
Manchester
Beckenham
England
Cincinnati
Smith
India
Vijay Amritraj
Sint
Brand
Bill Brown
Brian Teacher
Sherwood Stewart
Fred McNair
Candelaria Throws No-Hitter as Pirates Beat Dodgers 2 0
John Candelaria, 22, pitched Pittsburgh to a 2 0 no hitter over the Los Angeles Dodgers. He struck out seven, walked one, and escaped a bases loaded jam in the third. Al Oliver made a leaping, one handed catch to end the game.
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John Candelaria
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles Dodgers
Candelaria
Dodgers
Vern Bickford
Boston
Ted Sizemore
Frank Taveras
Plave
Sizemore
Bil Russell
Russell
Fly Iyas
al Oliver
Taveras
Candalaria
Pirates
Richie Zisk
Dave Parker
Doug Ray
Hot
Bill Robinson
Houston
St. Louis
Montreal
San Francisco
Kansas City
New York
Texas
Detroit
Cleveland
Chicago
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Big Guns
Fred Mary
Philadelphia
UPI
Vetere Sadian
Chuck Nall
Chai
Pittsburgh Sivelurs
Philadelphia Eagles
Malers
Bittsnurgh
Wrltagoienia
Gereka
Phi
Sullivan
Garelahich
Salon
W. Yan
Leary
Pelaplaine
Spardy
Con Rugming
Tommy Beamon
Delaplaine Wook
Terry Hanriaty
Pitsburgh
Terrhory
Jen Wines
Tor Sullivan
Dick Vermeil
White
Piuspurgh
Rocky Bieier
4Joun Newcombe Malil
Coby Dietrick
Exxon
OT Atlas
Exxon ValeGanter
Tres
Exxon reditGard
SC Ram Bed
Itelps
EXON
Feliacé Aw
Exxon Company
U.S.A
Exon Gat
Vestal Military Lfive
San Antonia
Texan
Value Center
Department of Army Schools
San Ariane
Daly
N. H
Jimmy Connors
Ramirez
Brian Gottfried
Gottfried
Victor Pecci
Paraguay
Ricario Cano
Argentina
Volvo of Amelia Corp
The
Mt Washington Valley
Froit
Mount Cranmore Tens Club
White Mountains
Algonquin ‘Tennis Glub
Conners
Ramirezon
Cesar Cedeno
Dovbdie
Dan Larson
Bob Farseh
Suan Benngues
Nelson Briles
Briles
Aman
He Hind
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