Red Bluff football gels on and off field for 2008 | 12
Thursday, Aug. 28, 2008
RED BLUFF - Football season can't start soon enough at Red Bluff High School - for lots of reasons.
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- Fall River bakes Burney
- Fall River manhandles Burney in prep football's season opener
- Experience upgrades Shasta's already potent ensemble | 28
- Hornets must harness speed, athleticism, size at varsity level | 49
- Foothill looks to reprise last season's title with influx of size, speed | 31
- Soft opening: Snubs make north state teams hit the road
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- Summer of Love: Foothill golfer lands in Long Beach | 2
- Reno prep athletes to be drug tested
- North comes up eight yards short
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Knights' Fitzhugh diagnosed with cancer | 1
Thursday, Aug. 28, 2008
The next few months were ones Kele Fitzhugh was supposedly looking forward to.
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- Area Roundup: WV volley tops Wolves
- Red Hawks out of synch vs. OIT
- O'Callaghan put on IR by Patriots, ends season | 2
- Lions devour Cougars in second-half
- Labor Day scholarship benefit active at many north state courses
- Sun Oaks women advance to national team tennis finals | 1
- Simpson has lofty goals
- SWEAT plans Sept. 21 running of Whiskeytown Relays
- PBR's north state stop hits a month later than usual
Babe: Aaron game-used bat a keeper
Thursday, Aug. 28, 2008
Dear Babe: I have a Hank Aaron bat that was given to me by a Braves player, who was a good friend. He suggested that I hang on to it, and one day it might be valuable. My friend, the Braves player, took it from the batting rack the year that Aaron broke Babe Ruth’s home run record (1974). It certainly is not the one that he used to break the record but just one of several of Aaron’s bats normally in the rack. It is an Adirondack Big Stick and says “229A” on it. It has his number “44” marked on the knob in Magic Marker. I have often thought of asking Aaron to autograph it for me seeing that he still lives in the Atlanta area. Charlie Crumbley, Atlanta
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- Williams: Prep football season sits under tree waiting to be unwrapped | 8
- Babe: Finding buyers for O.J. items no easy task
- Babe: “Hobby” photographer Conlon captured baseball’s all-time greats
- Babe: When it comes to eBay: Let the buyer beware
- Babe: Callahan HOF sets added stars over the years
- Williams: Sports fans stuck in the middle of soap operas | 9
- Babe: A year makes a big difference for this Pirates baseball
- Babe:‘Choo Choo’ Justice a North Carolina legend
- Williams: Fans let their prep flags fly for football | 12
Salmon fishing guides wait for disaster assistance | 18
Sunday, Aug. 24, 2008
The California Fish and Game Commission's decision in May to severely limit fall-run chinook salmon fishing on the Sacramento River has left most fishing guides smarting financially.
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- Boulder Creek Falls trail opens
- Photo: Three for three
- Cyclists urge motorists to be cautious of riders | 30
- Dressed for snow
- Whiskeytown programs resume
- Forest near fires are closed to bow hunters | 4
- Group carries fingerling trout into Trinity Alps wilderness | 9
- 'Star Spangled Banner' a source of pride at Fort McHenry shrine | 3
- Lower Klamath refuge to commemorate 100 years | 1
Wilson: Law bars harassment during lawful hunting and fishing of game | 1
Sunday, Aug. 24, 2008
Q: Is there some kind of regulation that makes it unlawful for someone to interfere with or harass a hunter or angler who is hunting or fishing lawfully?
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- Gear Junkie: New top-of-the-line gear includes 19-pound kayak
- Wilson: Businesses can buy bass commercially to serve in restaurants
- Gear Junkie: Peek at some of next year's outdoors gear
- Wilson: State DFG best resource for hunting guidelines | 8
- Gear Junkie: PUR can be irksome, but water is clear
- Wilson: If you plan to access water on private property, stay in the water | 5
- Gear Junkie: Companies put their best sandals forward
- Polen: Perseid meteor shower peaks in mid-August
- Wilson: Mysterious case of the shrinking halibut
