Fishing for Everyone A Guide to Easy and Rugged Angling
George Lassiter writes on fishing as a universal pastime appealing to all ages and abilities. He praises accessibility from banks to boats and notes varied styles from fly fishing for bass to simple panfish angling, highlighting effort, reward, and universal appeal.
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Lloyd Johnson
Mankato
Minn
Johnson Reels Company
Petty Aims for Millionaire Milestone This Season
Richard Petty leads Winston Cup standings after winning the first leg and earning 10 000. He stands at 962648 career earnings through 13 seasons and eyes a grand to reach one million with Firecracker 400 at Daytona. Hulton trails Petty in 1971 points.
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Daytona Beach
Fila
Richard Petty
Randleman
N.C
Plymouth
Petty
Ford
James Huston
Inman
S.C
Dover
Del
Irish Hills
Mich
Riverside
Calif
Daytona International Speedway
Orioles rally in 12th to top White Sox and grab AL lead
Orioles beat the Chicago White Sox 3-2 in 12 innings as Paul Blair scored on a bases loaded wild pitch by Terry Forster. Brooks Robinson tied it in the ninth with a two run single, lifting Baltimore to first in the American League ahead of Boston. Golden.
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Dick Coach
Associated Press
Baltimore
Orioles
Chicago White Sox
Donnybrook
Chicago
White Sox
Paul Blair
Terry Forster
Bill Melton
Dave Johnson
Brooks Robinson
Merv Rettenmund
Melton
Boston
New York Yankees
Red Sox
Tom Bradley
Bradley
Frank Robinson
Rettenmund
Vicente Romo
Blair
Dick Hall
Don Buford
Johnson
Tigers
Minnesota
Fred Sherman
Joe Coleman
Dick McAuliffe
Clyde Wright
Washington
Denny McLain
Angels
Cleveland
Sam McDowell
Indians
Milwaukee
Dave Cash
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Luke Walker
Pirate
Cards
Willie Stargell
Pirates
Richie Allen
Los Angeles
Dodgers
Davis Meter dominates JPL Play with 18-4 win over Sunnyland
Davis Meter remained unbeaten with a 16 hit attack in five innings vs Sunnyland at Remington Avenue Field. Mark Powell, Mike Singletary and Bubba Brown led the offense with multiple hits including two triples and three doubles as Davis Meter routed Sunnyland 18 to 4.
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Davis Meter
Sunnyland
Remington Avenue
Dairyco
Lewis Enterprises
Coca-Cola
Flowers Industries
Kiwanis
Exchange Club
Lewis Enterprise
Elks Club
WEW
Mark Powell
Mike
Mark Banister
Powell Jones
Hugh York
Curtis Dickerson
Charlie Miller
Rex Cooper
Greg Williams
Billy Wright
Cooper
Tracy Harper
Leslie Cannady
Coke
Richard Cook
Chris Heard
Cannady
Ricky Stone
Bill Taylor
Robin Carnahan
Flowers
Pat McGratha
Robbie Glass
David Thomas
Pat McGrath
Ted the Kiwanis
Willie Peeples
Andy Brown
Benji King
Clay Willet
Buddy Leach
David Banks
Carlos Fernandez
Banks
Bill Everett
Jeff Vann
John Carter
Randy Boseman
Vance Hurst
Boseman
Martin Slasher
Roy Peterson
Steve Putman
VFW
Dick Campbell
James Day
Mike Putman
Kenneth Ray
Yep Ellis
Dennis Vick
Standings and results from the baseball league
The standings show St. Louis and Pittsburgh leading the NL with New York and Chicago chasing. In the West San Francisco and Los Angeles top the division, while Houston and Atlanta trail. Wednesday results include New York beating San Francisco 5 2 and Pittsburgh routing St. Louis 10 1.
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W.L. Pet
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
New York
Chicago
Montreal
Philadelphia
Francisco
Langeles
Houston
Atlanta
Cincinnati
San Diego
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Forsch
Nash
Niekro
Hands
Nolan
Torrez
Johnson
King
Marshall
Braves
Mets
Weaver Wins Atlanta Golf Pro Am in Pro-Am and Team Events
DeWitt Weaver shot 66 at Atlanta Country Club to win the pro-am with a $500 prize tying the Classic’s pro-am record. In team play, Larry Hinson and Gardner Dickinson led by posting 54, with Gibby Gilbert and Gary Player one stroke back. Jack Nicklaus shot 75 in a foursome with Bob Hope.
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Atlanta
DeWitt Weaver
Weaver
Atlanta Country Club
Larry Hinson
Gardner Dickinson
Hinson
Julian LeCraw
John Hunt
Tony Pistoria
Dickinson
Joe Delaney
Buster Osman
Cal Long
Gibby Gilbert
Gary Player
Bert Yancey
Bobby Mitchell
Mason Rudolph
Charles Coody
Dave Stockton
Orville Moody
Jack Nicklaus
Bob Hope
Hope
Graham Faithful in NFL Grand Jury Probe
Otto Graham says he trusts the judicial system as the NFL faces a federal grand jury investigation into league operations. He denies blackballing or discrimination and notes Johnny Samples’ book as a reference while also mentioning Al Davis of the Raiders who testified. The panel will hear more witnesses before summer adjournment.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Otto Graham
Washington Redskins
National Football League
NFL
Graham
Cleveland Browns
Coast Guard Academy
Redskins
Johnny Sample
Sample
New York Jets
al Davis
Oakland Raiders
American Football League
Davis
Horse Racing Results with Quinela Wagers Card
Detailed race by race results listing finishers and payoffs for ten graded races plus Quinela and double wagers. Notable entries include Gr. DB winners Grushie, Gr. B Lines of Broadway, Minabeth in Gr. M, and Silent Mark in Gr. D with corresponding payouts and Quinela figures.
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Gr. DB
Grushie
Tenny Forge
J.F
Hot Duster
Quinela
Gr. B
Lines of Broadway
Bay Way Rock
Triple Dare
Gr. M
Minabeth
Roy Howdy
Rips Warbow
Gr. D
Silent Mark
Rips Cousin Clyde
Mr. Ruffle McAfee
Rocked
Blonde
Big Q
Iris Blue
Miss Nickie
Ability
Friend Neil
J.C
Sara Coast
Mc’s Staring
R's
Randy B
Get Withem
Orbit Gob
L.B
Lively One
Gr. C
Gallant Gienn
Fire Chief
Scamp Rock
USC Baseball Aims To Defend NCAA Title In Omaha
Southern Cal brings a young yet strong lineup led by sophomore Daryl Arenstein and freshman George Ambrow to the College World Series in Omaha on June 12 against Seton Hall. The Trojans boast a 39-10 record, a 2.80 ERA, and 15 players back from last year’s title run, under coach Rod Dedeaux.
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LOS Angeles
University of Southern California
Trojans
USC
Seton Hall
Omaha
Neb
Daryl Arenstein
Mike Ball
George Ambrow
Jeff Port
Craig Perkins
Fred Lynn
Tim Steele
Gordon Carter
Jeff Pedersen
Frank Alfano
Rod Dedeaux
Mark Sogge
Steve Busby
Greg Widman
Randy Scarberg
Eric Raich
Dedeaux
Braves End Five Game Slide With King's Two Run Homer
Atlanta uses King's two run homer powered by Hal Kine's bat to defeat Houston 3-1 and halt a five game losing streak. The win came amid a day of NL results including Mets over SF and Dodgers over Montreal as teams jockey for position.
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Hal Rock
Associated Press
Atlanta Braves
New York Mets
Dave Marshall
Hal Kine
Braves
Houston Astros
Marshall
King
Atlanta
Houston
Cesar Cedena
Mets
San Francisco
Juan Marichal
Marichal
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Are Colbert
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Don Money
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