Fearless Picks Badgers
To Whip Boilermakers In
Big 10 Race For The Roses
LOS ANGELKS tUPH -Fra--ley's
follies and the weekend foot
ball "winners'' while mixing
bunts and punts - at the World
Sirios.
Game of the week.
Wisconsin over' Purdue this
is one of the big ones in the final
outcome of the Big W race and.
while Purdue has the incentive of
shooting for its first Hose Bowl
berth, the hunch here is that the
after-effects of last week's games
throws the dge to Wisconsin.
THE EAST
- Syracuse over Navy They
have Luis Aparic o's speed. -
Army over Penn State The
blue plate special. t
Princeton over Penn As hand
some as Don Drysdale.
Also: Da-lmouth over Brown,
Boston College over Villanova,
Cornell over Harvard, Rutgers
over Colgate, Yale over Columbia,
Holy Cross over Dayton, West
Vi-guiia over Boston U... Buffalo
over Bocknell, Delaware over La
fayette, Lehigh over Gettysburg,
Scranton over Drexel, Connecti
cut over Massachusetts, Maine
over New Hampshire and Muhlen
berg over Temple.
THE MIDWEST
Northwestern over Minnesota
Chuck Dressen knows what he'll
do with a series check.
Illinois over Ohio State You
might say it's taken out of his
hands.
Iowa over Michigan State
He says "I give it to my wife.
What else."
Also: Indiana over Marquette,
Nebraska over Kansas, Oregon
State over Michigan, Bradley
Observer, La Grande, Ore., Thurs., Oct. 8, 1959 Page 3
KISS AND MAKE UP
OUTDOORS: AROUND-ABOUT
Bird Shooting Times
Puzzle State Hunters
Game commission officials have
liocn plagued with calls on Con
flicting rumors about shooting
times for .waterfowl and upland
game birds. Most of the rumors
are of the "Joe told me" kind. .
In brief, the shooting ' time
throughout the season for both up
land game birds and waterfowl is
from sunrise to sunset. The upland
game season opens at 8- a.m. Sat
urday morning and the ruling al
so applies to waterfowl hunters,
Saturday.
To be sure about shooting times,
hunters should take the time to
pick up a copy of the upland game
and waterfowl regulations available
at all license agencies.
Times in the book have been
rounded out to the nearest five
minutes for the convenience of
hunters.
Reservior To Be Treated
The Chickahominy reservoir near
Burns is the latest fishing hole
scheduled for rotenone treatment
this fall to remove roach and shin
ers. "
Treatment will probably be in
November to allow anglers to take
as many trout as possible from the
reservoir. The water has been
drawn down to an average depth
of five feet and many trout will
undoubtedly be killed by the win
ter freeze-up.
The limit was increased to 30
trout per day this summer when
drawdown for irrigation would al
most dry up the lake. Trout up to
20 inches are not uncommon in
this man-made lake open to year
around fishing.
Restocking will probably take
place in early spring when the wat
ers become nontoxic. Plans calf
for legal size fish to provide angl
ing for the season opening in May.
Hunting Report
Deer hunting success in the Hep
pner and Wheeler unit areas has
been good. Hunting success was
fair to good in all areas of Umat
illa county with better success on
the breaks of the north fork John
Day river, Camas creek and Ukiah
area.
Success was fair in the Mcacham
area with deer widely scattered.
Roads are fair in these areas with
some mud holes in sheltered plac
es. Deer hunters found fair to ex
cellent success in Union and Baker
counties. ,
The Elgin area was fair for Elk
to those possessing either sex elk
permits and poor to fair for deer.
Mt. Emily area was fair to good
for deer ,
Some higher roads are almost
Impassable because of mud. Deer
hunting was good to excellent the
past week end on Catherine Creek,
Pondosa, Taylor Green and Flag-
staff areas.
Mauy deer were taken from the
sagebrush country between Telo
caset and .Medical Springs.. Hunt
ing success was good to excellent
in Wallowa county. Most areas in
Grant county were good for deer
hunter success. Deer are scattered
at all elevations except on low
winter ranges. Deer have left the
open bills and are now being taken
in brush and on thick north slopes.
Starr Ridge. Baldy Bum. and the
middle fork of the John Day were
good producers as were most high
elevation canyons.
Upland Came ,
Pheasant numbers are low in
Gilliam and Morrow counties, but
quail populations are good. Hun
garian partridge hunting will be
fair to good in the foothill areas
of Morrow and Gilliam counties.
Chucker hunting will be good to
excellent along the John Day riv
er and its tributaries. Umatilla
county pheasant hunting will not be
am good as one year ago, but fair
shooting can be expected lor at
least opening week end.
Best hunting should be found in
the Butter creek. Pilot Rock area.
Adams, Stage Gulch and Kermis-
ton areas. Hungarian and Chuckar
partridge shooting should be fair
in the Vinson area.
Valley quail population is higher
than a year ago and good shooting
throughtout the county can be ex
pected on this species. Pheasant
hunting will be poor in Union coun
ty and poor to fair in Baker coun
ty. Fair shooting may be found in
Wallowa county.
Pheasants are scarce in the
John Day valley, but Valley Quail
are numerous in all draws and a
long creeks on the main John Day
river system. Chucker Partridge
are abundant from Dayville
through Kimberely and Monument.
Rains have moved Chuckers back
away from the river. ,
Geese have not arrived in large
numbers yet in Umatilla county.
Duck numbers are pickink up and
shooting should be fair. Mild wea
ther will hold succes down. Fair
to good duck ..hunting may be
found in Union and Baker counties.
Angling Report
Fair to good rainbow angling
may be had in Canyon Creek and
the south fork of the John Day
river. Magone Lake is producing
some eastern brook trout angling.
Clive lake is good for small rain
bow.. Trout angling is good in Wallowa
county streams. Some silver Sal
mon are . being caught on the
Grande Ronde river below Troy
ever Washington of St. Louis.
North Texas Stale over Cincin
nati, Miami oveY Kent State.
Colorado over Kansas State, Ida
ho State over Omaha. Iowa State
over South Dakota . and Toledo
over Marshall.
THE WEST
Notre Dame over California
This smog is really some in Big.
Air Force over Idaho It's
a cross between pea soup and i
sard-storm.
Washington over Stanford But
all the red eyes in the press box
can't be blamed on it.
Also: Oregon over San Jose
State, Washington State over
COP, Montana State oven North
Dakota State. Denver over Mon
tana, Brighatn Youiuz over Utah,
Wyoming over Colorado Slate and
New Mexico ever Utah State.
THE SOUTH
LSU over Miami Southern
California will be a sports ghost
town in the wake of the series.
Auburn over Kentucky USC
and UCLA are idle, the Rams
are away and the series is over
or in the East.
Duke over Pitt So they'll all
gb swimming. -i
AJso: Georgia Tech over Ten
nessee, Clemson over North Caro
lina State, North Carolina over
South Carolina, Georgia over Har
din Simmons, Mississippi over
Vanderbilt, Mississippi State over
Arkansas State, Alabama over
Chattanooga, Maryland over Wake
forest, Tulane over Detroit, VP1
over Florida State, W k M over
Furman and VMI over Virginia.
THE SOUTHWEST
Oklahoma over Texas Al Lo
pez received numerous calls about
what was wrong with his club
. Florida over Rice One guy
asked him to pay for the call and
Al refused.
SMU over Missouri "Okay
said the guy. "but if what I told
you works, will you send me the
S3 for the call?
Also: Arkansas over Baylor
Texas Aggies over Houston, TCU
over Texas Tech, Tulsa over Ok
lahoma State and Texas Western
over West Texas State.
SLAUGHTER, VERNON LET CO
MILWAUKEE (UPI) Enos
Slaughter, 43. and Mickey Vernon
41, each a 20-year veteran in the
major leagues, have been placed
on waivers by the Milwaukee
Braves prior to being given their
unconditional releases. Both veter
ans were acquired by the Braves
to help them in their futile battle
for the National League pennant.
and lower Wallowa river.
Steelhead angling in the Colum
Dia river below McNary Dam is
fair. Steelhead angling is good in
the Imnaha river below Cow creek
Angling for steelhead and fall
run Chinook salmon is good to ex
cellent below the mouth of Pine
creek on the Snake river. Rainbow
angling remains good at Morgan
Lake. Unity and Higgins reser
voirs. , -
MAKES GOOD IMPRESSION"
NEW YORK UPIi Ingeta
weight champion, made a favora
ble impression Sunday night while
appearing on the Dinah Shore TV
show. Ingemar, who begins three
weeks of movie-making in Holly
woods shortly, sang two songs in
Swedish, one as a duet with Miss
Shore, and later clowned with hi
hostess and Broadway star GTgood sportsmanship and It 'I a lot
The Huntin' Gun Was Zeroed
In Long Ago For Deer Season
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Sun, Shirtsleeves Bring
Cries From Blinded Sox
CHICAGO IVI' F.x-DodKcr, three days I ever spent in my
Billy Ioea once claimed he lo-t liie." said outfielder Al Smith,
a ground ball in the sun and mo-t , "I couldn't wait to get out of
of the White Sox are claiming to , there n .d it as all on account of
day they may have lost this that sun
World Series the same uay I Center fielder Jim I.andis still
I.oes never intended Ins re nets the shakes whenever Mentor
mark as a gag and it's a cinch al Coliseum is mentioned,
the nettled White Sox do not re I "I'm not kicking so much about
gurd the strong sun that plai'.ud tin ir ball park," he said, "but
them during their stay in l.os An-. that sun out there is plain mur
geles as any kind of joke, either. der. 1 think it was darn lucky
"It was the most miserable none of us got hurt. You can't
" ' catch what vou can't see."
DODGERS STRONG FAVORITES i HlmJcd by the sun, Landis
NEW YORK U PI The While
Sox are favored to win Thursday's
sixth game at Chicago's Comiskey
Park but the Dodgers remain
mulled a routine eighth-inning fly
ball in Tuesday's game some
thing that never happened to him
in 148 American League games
strong favorites to win the World "lls son and Dodger center
juries. 1 fielder Don Demeter also came
The While Sox are listed asllose lo in the face by
11-10 picks to square the series , "V ballk " couldn't see on sev
Thursday but the Dodgers areeral occasions.
13-5 to take the series. Los An- The outfielders weren't the only
geles was a 6-1 pick to win the i ones to complain, either. Third
series before losing the fifth game I hascman Hilly Goodman and
Tuesday. 1 shortstop Luis
agreed it was difficult to follow
the flight of the ball at the Coli
seum due to the sun and the
white background formed by the
vast throng in shirt sleeves.
"I saw where Joe Di.Maggio
came out to the first game in
Los Angeles and then suid he was
going to watch the rest on TV so
he could see the ball." Smith
said.
"I don't blame him a bit."
Smith said. "One of those writers
out there kind of felt I was using
the sun as an excuse. I saw him
one day and told him to ask some
ol the other outfielders their opin
ions, then come back and tell me
what they said. He never came
back."
Smith was relatively . mild in
his opinion of the Coliseum along
side some other White Sox play
ers. Several Chicago .players re
ferred to it as "m big cow pas
ture." another -labelled it "a bull
ring," and what Early Wynn
called it can't be printed.
Browns Await Giants;
Packers, 49'ers Clash
United Press International
The Browns, eager for their
first 1959 crack at the only team
ever to deprive them of a slke
of National Football League title
game money, are three-point fav
orites to defeat the New York
Giants Sunday at Cleveland.
The San Francisco Forty-Niners
and Packers, only NFL teams
with perfect records after the
first two weeks of play, clash at
Green Bay. Coach Vince Lombar
di's Packers are four-point fav
orites. IrtJSurday's other pairings, the
Baltimore Colts arc 6M point
choices to tame the Lions at De
troit: the Bears are favored over
the Los Angeles Hams by seven
at Chicago: Ihe Eagles are lav
ored over the Pittsburgh Steeler;
by. two at Philadelphia, and the
Chicago 'Cardinals-Redskins game
at Washington is rated a tossup
. .AU NFL coaches claim there is
no such th'ng as a favorite or an
underdog in their, games. Betters
who went for the favorites last
weekend may be inclined to
agree. Of the six favorites, only
the Packers were 'able to win.
The Browns, underdogs last Sun
day for one of the few times in
their 14-year history when they
clobbered the Cardinals. 34-7. now
are favored over a New York
team that whipcd them three
times last season.
Alex Webster, New York's of
fensive i iL'ht halfback, and Jim
1'atton, the team's All-League de-l
fense bat, did not play at Phila
delphia but figure to play against
the Browns.
Cleveland is in good shaoe. Mike
McCormack. Cleveland's 230
potmd right offensive tackle, is
back in action after missing most
of the training season because of
a knee injury. He played the
whole game on offense at Chicago
last Sunday. McCormick and Jim
Hay Smith. 240-pound guard, are
key blockers on Jim Urown's runs.
TOUGH DECISION
BIRMINGHAM. Ala. 'UPI'
Pity J. W. Brown, coach of
Payne College of Augusta. Ga.
He II have a hard time deciding
this week during practice sessions
whether to work on his team's of
fense or defense. Payne lost to
Miles College, H3-0, Saturday.
Aparicio also
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By BILL BEBOUT
Observer Staff Writer
Hunting season has opened.
Deer hunting season, that is.
The true hunter, of course, has
known of this all important fact
for weeks, yea, months.
The gun has been zeroed in:
ammunition purchased, the bright
red or yellow clothing was hang
ing in the closet in plain sight
and there were copies f the la-lever recorded in the state.
test issue of every hunting mag
azine published, carefully placed
at strategic spots throughout the
house.
There, were still many last
minute preparations to take care
of; The ear had to be serviced
and filled with gas' and' the lunch
prepared.
Hunting is a great thrill. Just
tramping through tne woods is
fun and nothing compares -with
the excitement of seeing a big
buck crashing through the brush.
There is more to hunting,
though, than Just fun. There's
responsibility for the hunter, too
Being considerate of other peo
ple, is important. Respect fdr
the property and lives of oth
ers is the hunter's prime respon
sibility. Too many hunters forget
lo be considerate and thereby
ruin the hunting for other rum
rods. . ? .
There are always a few idiots
who cut fences, leave gates open
so livestock can get loose, and
who just generally make a-mess.
of hunter-landowner relations.
This type oi hunter is- difficult1
to catch and so all hunters are
forced to pay the penalty.
Most of the hunters will be
sportsmanlike in their conduct In
the field and not just sign the
Red Hat pledge because some
one hands them a pen and pledge
card.
A hunt is not spoiled in any
way by following .. the rules of
the matter of safety in the
woods. Every year hunting acci
dents claim lives. All' of the
accidents could be prevented and 1
they should be. It's up to all of
us to sec that they arc kept at a :
minimum. i
Last year there were 66 fire !
arms casaultics in Oregon. Nine
sportsmen were killed and 57 oth
ers injured. It was the highest
number of hunting casualties
Some 25 of the 66 shooters
were-19 years or younger, and an
additional 20 hunters were be
tween 20 and 29 years of age.
More than 63 per cent of last
year hunting i accidents .were
caused by youruj adults or juve
niles. In years past, fire danger has
been critical in Eastern Oregon
as well as in otber parts of tbe
state. This year heavy rains have
pretty much eliminated the dan
ger. But campers should always
remain on guard and not forget
to protect the forest home of
our big game.
Of the nearly 300,000 hunters
who take to the field each fall,
there are relatively few who
don't abide by the rules. The few
take game illegally, trespass,
break locks, damage equipment,
cut fences, wound and kill live
stock, tear down signs, trample
crops . . . and on and on.
These few will be around year
after year and they'll continue
to be a threat to our future hunt
ing. We'll just have to face up
to the problem and each one
will have to do his or her best to
follow the rules and to urge oth
ers to do the same.
The Red Hat Days pledge sums
np the feeling of most sports
men in just 21 words:
"I pledge:
"To be law abiding;
"To respect the right and prop
erty of others;
"To be cartful with fire and
firearms."
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