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Frl., Mor. 17, 1961 The Nowt-Rcvitw, Roscburg Ore. 7 1 v "V II NOSE DIVE Ingemar Johansson buries his face in mat after heavyweight champion Floyd Patterson knocked him out in sixth round of their title fight in Miami Beach, Fla. Referee Billy Regan escorts Patterson toward neutral corner. Came Commission Additional Wild Plants northern Wallowa county was the planting site for the third release of wild Mcrriam's turkey in Ore gon during the past several weeks. Seven of these great game birds were liberated March 7 on the low er Cummings tract within the Troy game management area by Bob Mace, chief of the game commis sion's upland game bird section, assisted by Harlan Scott, game biologist in the Troy district. The wild turkeys were trapped near Albuquerque by the New Mex ico Department of Fish and Game and were shipped by airline to Boise, Idaho. Personnel of the Ida ho Game Department then trans ferred the birds by truck to Hunt ington where they were met by Oregon game men who trucked the birds to the Wallowa release site. Negotiations with several south western states have been under way for a year or more to obtain the wild turkey for trial plants in Oregon and consummated during the past month when Colorado, Arizona, and New Mexico all made successful trapping attempts. Colorado was the first to ac knowledge and shipped 20 Mcr riam's turkeys by air freight which were released by the game com- mission in the White River coun try west of Tygh Valley. Arizona followed immediately with 51 birds which were trucked from Flagstaff to two Oregon release points. Thir teen of the big game birds were released near Green Ridge in" the Metolius river area and the re mainder released near the first planting at White River. All birds released were captured in the wild. Experience indicates that wild stocks retain their wild instincts, remain alert, and have the best chance of adjusting to their new surroundings. The game commission feels the Mcrriam's turkey, native to the southwest, has the best chance for survival since its native range is similar with eastern Oregon conditions. Residents in the Troy area arc requested not to feed the birds if they should chance to wander near farm areas since this may make The Eden bench country in .the birds less. wary. No artificial i may prove a dismal failure, but if feeding will be done by the game successful, upland game bird gun commission and if the birds sur- ners may some day be yodling a yive they will have to come turkey call in attempts to entice through on their own. these great game birds within gun The entire introduction . project! range. Financing Is Good Wt Build Th Way You Wont And Whore You Need It IVAN P. EDWARDS Builder-Developer OR 3-7493 Exhibition Baseball By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Thursday Results Kansas City 5, Baltimore 1 Milwaukee (B) 8, Washinelon 2 Los Angeles N) 6, New York 1 Philadelphia 13. Chicago (A) 3 Pittsburgh 7, Milwaukee 2 Detroit 7, St. Louis 4 Minnesota 5, Cincinnati 3 Cleveland 3. Los Angeles (A) 2 San Francisco 7. Boston 4 Friday Garnet Cincinnati vs. Philadelphia at Clearwater St. Louis vs. Minnesota at Orlando Milwaukee vs. Pittsburgh at ft. Myers I.os Angeles (N) vs. Detroit at Lakeland San Francisco vs. Chicago (N) at Mesa Kansas City vs. Baltimore at Miami (night) Los Angeles (A) vs. Boston at Scottsdale Chicago (A) vs. New York at St. Petersburg Saturday Games . Philadelphia vs. St. Louis at St. Petersburg Cincinnati vs. Milwaukee at Bradenton Pittsburgh vs. Minnesota at Or lando Los Angeles (N) vs. Kansas City at West Palm Beach San Francisco vs. Cleveland at Tuscon Chicago (N) vs. Boston at San Diego (night) Chicago (N) (B squad) vs. Los Angeles (A) at Mesa New York vs. Baltimore at Mi ami (night) Chicago (A) vs. Detroit at Lake land Detroit vs. Washington at Pom pano Beach Sunday Gamei Philadelphia ' vs. Detroit at Clearwater Pittsburgh vs. St. Louis at Pptnrsbure Milwaukee vs. Cincinnati Tampa Los Angeles (N) vs. Minnesota at Orlando San Francisco vs. Cleveland at Tucson luccessfy Results of the second year of silver salmon pond rearing activi ties at Millicoma Pond in Coos County are extremely encourag ing, Robert W. Schoning, Oregon Fih Commission director announc ed today. An improved rale of fingerling survival, an excellent growth rale, and the prime physical condition of the yearling silvers produced at Millicoma point up the impor tance of modern pond rearing tech niques in fishery restoration. Production this year at the Milli coma facility, developed coopera tively by the Fish Commission and the Weyerhaeuser Company, total ed nearly eighty thousand yearling silver salmon, representing an ex cellent survival rate of about 80 per cent of the fingerlings placed in the pond last July. The fish were fin-clipped for future identifi cation and released into the Milli coma River. The Millicoma is part of the Coos River system, the confluence of the two streams being about six miles above the Coos River's mouth on Coos Bay. By building up Millicoma River salmon runs, it is believed that sufficient eggs can be obtained from a proposed Millicoma rack to provide ade quate numbers of pond-reared fish In stock both the Millicoma as well as the South Coos River. I'nder such circumstances it would be possible to remove the Commission's rack from the South Coos, allowing natural spawning to take place in the limited suit able spawning area above the rack site, thus supplementing the pro- (N) vs. Boston at San Chica Diego Ios Angeles (A) vs. Chicago (N) (B squad) at Mesa New York vs. Baltimore at Mi ami Kansas City vs. Chicago (A) at Sarasota Detroit vs. Washington at Pom pano Beaoh S. Umpqua Karters Get Recognition The South Umpqua Kart Club has been officially recognized as the sanctioned kart club for the Umpqua River Region by the Go Kart Club of America. The announcement of the official recognition was made at the re cent meeting of the Douglas Coun ty club. Trophies for the coming karling season were accepted by tlio club from three county business firms. They Include Del's Building Sup ply, Winston Chain Saw, and John nie's Kart Rental. Persons interested in karling were invited to call either Del Blanchard at L'Nion 3-4587 or Jim O'Neal at JEfferson 2-43.13 for fur ther information about club activi ties. Races will be held every other weekend with weather permitting. The spring grand opening of the track will be held when the weather improves. A hundred lap endurance race is being consid ered for the big kick-off of the summer racing season. posed releases into this stream of yearling silver salmon reared at Millicoma Pond. During 1957, splash dams on the South Cons above the rack were removed by Menasha Wooden Ware Corporation. The company under took this stream clearance project not only to give anadromous fish access to upstream spawning areas but also to halt the scouring of stream bed spawning gravels by splashing operations. Plans for the current season call for placing a half million young silvers into the rearing pond, the most ambitious rearing project yet undertaken at this impoundment. This fall will see the return of mature fish from the first year's operation plus jacks from this year's release. There were en couraging returns last fall of jacks from the first brood reared in Mil licoma Pond. In addition to increasing the numbers of fish to be reared at tho Coos County pond this season, the Commission plans to establish a modern incubation station in the vicinity. Hero eggs taken from adult silvers returning to Millicoma Pond will be handled to provide successive crops of young fish for stocking the impoundment. In view of the success of pond I at. 32 TONIGHT ON CHANNEL 77 SUNSET STRIP fes mi in w .af ctpwi wTrm jGFh i m m w n t Eva :M 1 H Let's Get rrfT M I ' Garden Valley Blvd at Drive-N-Save Market Entrance Al Johnson OR 2-1136 m w u uimi l ' f.1 rearing efforts at Millicoma, the Commission plans to concentrate efforts there and restrict present activities at the Coos Hatchery. This plan provides for the mo;t productive use of the available fish and facilities. The Oregon Fish Commission is fully aware of the need to rebuild the coastal salmon runs, Schoning emphasized. The Millicoma devel opment is part of the overall plan. Another step that has been taken in this direction includes the re lease of silver salmon in the Hall Schuttpclz Lakes section of north ern Coos County's Tenmilc Lakes chain. Research has shown this lake system possesses a high po tential, presently unused, for nat ural rearing of silver salmon fry to yearling size at no additional cost. Restoration of spawning areas through the removal of log jams from debris-choked coastal streams and a comprehensive program of research involving the use of coast al lakes as natural rearing waters are among other Fish Commission activities directed toward the res toration of salmon production in Oregon's coastal waters. JANITOR SERVICE DAILY WEEKLY MONTHLY WE GO ANYWHERE Insured References Rhoad'j Cleaning Service Phones: OR 2-1096 and OR 3-7208 ZUH H MflaVKB ; j-e- . , - ,:.".. 3 at, : - .it M 4.t ? . .-. . . . TF r . ' . ml JUST IN TIME Sam Taylor of the Chicago Cubs gets back to first safe as Ted Klu szewski of Los Angeles Angeles stretches for the ball from the outfield during exhibition gome in Palm Springs, Calif. The play took place after Cubs' Lewis Bishop hit to center. The Angels beat the Cubs' B Squad, 12-5. Major League's Veteran Pitchers Turn In Impressive Performances By SHELDON SAKOWITZ Associated Press Sports Writer The adage that "youth must be served" doesn't mean anything to veteran naseoau pitcners war ren Spahn, Sam Jones and Robin Roberts. Spahn, Jones and Roberts three of the National League's "old pros" who number 108 years among them turned in impres sive performances Thursday along the exhibition trail. Spahn, who will be 40 next month, gave up one run in seven innings as the Milwaukee Braves' r tf UP for cPDIr: HAVE YOUR CAR A PAINTED NOW! V t The "Factory Finish" Look "Factory" quality auto painting turned out by our refinish dept. is a result of proper surface preparation, undercoat ap plication and topcoat application by skilled hands using DuPont products. Pointing In cludes removing of oil minor body dents. DRIVE IN TODAY! ESTIMATES Gladly Given ROSEBURG MOTOR COMPANY Home Of . . . Guardian Maintenance Service 504 S. E.Rose OR 3-6651 "B" team whipped the Washington Senators 8-2. Jones, 35, worked the last four innings in shutout-fashion in the San Francisco Giants' 7-4 victory over the Boston Red Sox. Roberts, 34, blanked the Chicago White Sox over the last four frames while the Philadelphia Phils coasted to a 13-3 triumph. In other games Thursday, Kan sas City handed Baltimore its fifth straight setback 51, Pittsburgh posted its sixth success in seven outings by defeating Milwaukee's "A"-team 7-2, Minnesota edged Cincinnati 5-3, Detroit topped St. Louis 7-4, Cleveland nipped the Los Angeles Angels 3-2 in 10 in nings and the Los Angeles Dodgers downed New York 6-1. Spahn, getting in shape for Mil waukee's opening day assignment, struck out four and walked none as he scattered nine hits. The slender southpaw, a 20-game win nir 11 times, yielded a homer to Jim King for the lone run off him. Rookie catcher Joe Torre paced the Braves' attack with two hom ers and a double. Stu Miller hurled the first five innings for the Giants, gaining credit for the victory although touched for Boston homers by Jackie Jensen and Vic Wcrtz. Roberts allowed just two hits and his four scoreless innings gave the rugged right-hander a string of seven shutout frames in two ap pearances. The Phils tallied nine times in Ihe third inning lo chase Herb Score. Johnny Callisnn and Clay Dalrymple. homered for Philadel phia in the big uprising. Norm Siebern's three-run home run powered the A's to their vic tory over the Orioles as Bud Dal ey, Norm Bass and Don Larscn paced seven hits. Vernon Law worked the first five innings in the Pirates' success over Milwaukee. Duke Snrder and Tommy Davis slugged Yank hurlcr Ralph Terry for successive homers in the sixth inning in the Dodgers triumpn. Phi Ortega. Roger Craig and btan Williams held New York lo three hits. WOLFMAN RETURNS TO ROSEBURG SATURDAY NIGHT!!!! COMMUNITY BUILDING 8:30 PM. TAG TEAM MATCH MAIN EVENT Gorky-Poppenheim vs. Freeman-Macera fey! ' . xT.vW. ; s, ivJ' a 4 XT. jl L. Soldot Gorky Plus Ackles vs. N ickolls and one other match Community Bldg., Saturday Night, March 18 DON'T MISS THIS BIG CARD!!!!! With The Purchase of 10 Gallons of Shell Gasoline 46 oz. 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