Outlook good for Lake Darling fishing season
Don Kline and Joe Golden of the State Conservation Commission report a two week survey at Lake Darling near Brighton indicates strong crappie and catfish growth with bullheads also doing well. Bass are fewer and smaller. tagged bass will aid future growth studies while anglers may return tags to officials. A creel survey from April to September will measure total catch, angler numbers, and effort.
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Lake Darling
Brighton
Don Kline
State Conservation Commission
Joe Golden
Washington
Kline
Golden
Journal Photo
Aaron Sheds Light On Seaver Grievance In Braves Win
Hank Aaron hit his 678th homer powering the Braves to a 2-0 victory over the Mets. Tom Seaver, angered by the loss, refused to speak with reporters after seven innings, giving up two solo shots to Aaron and Darrell Evans as New York again failed to score for him.
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Fred Mean
UPI
Hank Aaron
Babe Ruth
Tom Seaver
Aaron
Seaver
Atlanta Star
Braves
New York Mets
Seaver Seaver
Mets
Darrell Evans
Livingston Day Meeker Bates Attorneys Directory Brief
The Livingston Day Meeker Bates firm lists Robert Day Everett Meeker and Robert Bates Craig Arbuckle as partners. Abstract Dept. operates in office at 112 South B with phone 653 2147.
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Stewart & Shearer
Attorneys At Law
Richard A. Stewart
Paul V. Shearer
West Main
Gutter Snipes win mixed bowl roll off at Melody Lanes
In the Friday Mixers Bowling League at Melody Lanes the Gutter Snipes defeated rivals in a mixed team roll off Friday night. Members of the winning squad include Betty and Terry Ellis Bonnie Henry and Dennis Wolfe.
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Gutter Snipes
Melody Lanes
Betty
Terry Ellis
Bonnie Henry
Dennis Wolfe
Demon 8th Graders Top Waco in Dual Meet
Washington eighth graders dominated a dual meet with Waco, 72 to 0, sweeping events from relays to sprints. Washington's Randy Hahn, Kendall Tschantz, Drew Nardy, and Marty Schooley led the 880 yard relay in 1 55.4, while Jeff McCarthy and Jeff Vargason anchored the 440 yard relay in 54.3. Knerr topped the shot put at 35 feet 72 inches, and Rich won the high jump at 4 feet 10 inches.
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Washington
Waco
Randy Hahn
Kendall Tschantz
Drew Nardy
Marty Schooley
Jeff McCarthy
Jeff Vargason
Scott Rich
David Swatos
Knerr
Vargason
Sojka
McCarthy
Unkrich
Williams
Schooley
Rich
Tolander
Thomas Washington
Nardy
Dickerson
Cousins
Dash
Chalupa
Scheeler
Dickson confident he can win Nelson Classic
Bob Dickson led the Byron Nelson Classic with a four under 66 at Preston Trail as he eyed a victory despite rivals Lee Trevino Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus hampered by injuries or absence. Don Bies led early before faltering. Roy Pace Bert Yancey David Graham Dan Sikes Julius Boros trailed two behind. Trevino exited with a pulled shoulder, missing Houston and Fort Worth events. Palmer shot 70 to stay in contention.
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Dallas
UPI
Lee Trevino
Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Orient
Bob Dickson
Dickson
Preston Trail Golf Club
Don Bies
Gee
Roy Pace
Bert Yancey
David Graham
Dan Sikes
Julius Boros
Lanny Wadkins
Tom Weiskopf
Rod Curl
All Trevino
Houston
Fort Worth
Bies
Drake Relays windup promises more record bids
Des Moines UP I reports the 64th Drake Relays conclude with hopes for pole vault and 120 yard high hurdles records. Rod Milburn of Southern U. clocked 13.3 in trials amid a 4.8 mph wind, while Scottie Jones of Texas A M ran 13.5 in windless conditions. Bowling Green and Iowa State posted relay and field marks, with Texas and Texas Southern winning multiple events as athletes chase notable marks in the six relays and top individual events.
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DES Moines
UPI
Drake
Rod Milburn
Southern University
Bowling Green
van Holloaway
Iowa State
Raimo Pihl
Brigham Young
Steve Smith
Pacific Coast
Kjell Isaksson
Sweden
Summer basketball program for boys planned at high school
Washington Community School District will offer a summer instructional basketball program for third through sixth graders. Skip Speece, varsity coach, will direct sessions from June 11 to June 15 in the high school gym, with morning and afternoon drills, $5 fee, medical insurance required, and bus access for Brighton students in the 9 to 10:30 a.m. slot.
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Washington
Ich Bey
Skip Speece
Brighton
Speece
Knicks face decisive game in Eastern Finals
New York trails Boston 3 games to 3 after a 110 100 loss that tied the series. Dave Cowens led Celtics with 26 points and 14 rebounds while Havlicek praised Boston's adjustments as they push to the deciding game. Willis Reed and Jerry Lucas were held in check on the boards.
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NEW York
UPL
Knicks
Boston
John Havlicek
Dave Cowens
National Basketball Association
Celtics
Dave
Havlicek
Willis Reed
Jerry Lucas
Cowens
Soviet National Team Beats Utah All-Stars 72 63 in Salt Lake City
The Soviet Union defeated a Utah College All-Stars lineup 72 to 63 in Salt Lake City on the first of an eight game U.S. tour. Coach Vladimir Kandrashin warned of tougher tests ahead as eight players were ejected and Aleksandr Belov led the Soviets in a foul-plagued contest.
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Salt Lake City
UPI
United States
Utah College
Inglewood
San Diego
California
Kandrashin
Utah All-Stars
Bill Fer
University of Utah
Weber State
Gene Visscher
Utah
Bob Lauriski
Lauriski
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