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THE MORNING OREG OXUX,' ; FRIDAY, " 3, 1918.
BUCKARDDS TAKE TO
KELLY UNO WIN, 8-3
Portland Manages to Halt
Beavers and Puts Over
. First Victory of Season.
SHOUP PITCHES GOOD BALL
t
4
TereUnd Hermit Strode CntU tth,
BhfB Vancouver Score 3 Ran
t
I-ocoM Find Opposing Twlrlcr
. for 13 Safe Singlet.
Tvrinr Ctmm lalrr l.aal Leagwe Ka-Bdtar.
W. j rvt.' , w. i Pet.
Seattle 2 Portland.. 1 J .ass
Tacema... z I .goo AbardMa.
TtiKevrtr Sl Foreland a.
Tacoma . Spokane II.
Seattle II. AMrdxt a.
S
BT J AXES 3. PJClIAltDSOX.
Portland managed to pot over Its
f nt rectory of tha season yesterday
when Bill Fisher's warriors lambasted
tha offerings of Kelly, Vancouver's
young rfght-hander. It 13 safe blows.
winning tha third (a ma of tha series.
dors to 1. The aeries now stands
Vancouver. S: Portland. 1.
tds Backarooe started oat on a
rampage In the second Innlnc and
chased three runs across. Ther scored
on In the fifth, three In the sixth
and shot arross the final tally In the
seventh ) ut for good lock.
Fill Shonp. the Cleveland recruit
right-hander, started out like a cham
flon and twirled a beautiful game nntll
th ninth inning-, when h let up lone
enough for Vancouver to score three
rnu. PTioup had aa many curves as
Homer Ftndley'e eeenlc railway and
had the Vancouver! tee swinging Ilk
tha provertial garden, Kate, allowing
only two scattered" singles until the
eighth Inning when three singles In
row failed to net Vancouver a run.
Portland started a rumpus In the
second after Leo filed out to Wolfer.
'ox singled and Kibble was given
baa on balls. Rltter doubled down
the third-baa Una. scoring Cos. Peter
sen singled to center-scoring Kibble.
Mhoup singled to renter and Peterson
cored when BoeUle let Wolfer" throw
get a ay.
With two down in the f'.fth Smith
singled, atol second and took third
when Kelly walked Fisher and Sulli
van and scored on Lee's scratch hit to
third. In the sixth with the bases full
Jtltter and Peterson scored on Fisher's
single to center.
Cox. first man up In the seventh. !ned
to right-center, but Wolfer and Stewart
got their signals crossed, allowing the
drive to go for a triple and Cox later
cored on Kibble's single.
Vancouver sashayed across with
three runs In the ninth. Brown reached
first on Peterson's error and scored
on Stokkes double. Cook singled.
Stokke taking third. Boelxla singled
scoring fctokke. Cook reaching second.
Cook and Hoeule advanced on a wild
pitch. Wolfer singled to left, scoring
loon, and tne cattle ended.
Today a gam starts at S o'clock.
Tne score:
Vancouver I Portland
B H O A El DKOAE
4 0 0 Smith.!.... 4 1 1 SO
1 1 g O-Fisher. I... 4 1 S OO
1 o ulilvaa.m 4 e
tea Lhj 41eo
i z o i .i 4 x a
1 S I 0 Kibble.:.. 3 a a 7 0
1 X Kllltn... 3 3 a S3
si P.t.re a.g. 4331
0 1 6DOUB.P... Sill
1 0j
ala. ge 34 1il
aiy ll
..... e o i e i a 4
J....o a i s i a
)-... 4 1 3 a 13
Tntfev. m.
Ha lltom.1
Koaate.1. .
teart.r.
hnw.l..
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Woeiaie.c.
XeiiT.p.
T-ala ge 34 1:i Tetala. 3313713 4
uatiea lor a.e..jr la ainin.
oee by laalaga
Vincww g
rti-e
Psrtiaad
Hue .
Fana. Urowa. -kke. Cook. Smith. Cox 3.
lb.. Hitter. peiereoa 3. fhoop. St r ark
or enoap i. sv fcauy L Uum en balls.
ii rum; 1. Klly a, TobiH bit. Kit-
e. gtefekew Throe baea hit. Cox. Doable
I. or. sivoaa a Klttor to Fisher. Stolen
ooa. omita. (Woiror. wild pitca. anoag.
o.iro. t.a-pira aieaiora.
" .Votes of the Game.
A to-- drope of raia made their a p pear-
ex: a do at tne toartk taalas aad II looked
tor awmle aa theush Japller flailas mlfM
Toll the chaocee o( a Port a 4 victory, but
J ato was vita tbe Buckarooa aad they man
aged ta get by wita ta-w lire victory.
a a
The crowd waa larger than tha previous
cay. ane Judge Croat were a smlieaat
esi.aded from ear to ear. Tbe Portland
Magnate la well p:ead with the Backareoe
aad eapecte aia players t step eat late
lae roo.
BUCKAROO'S PITCHING PHENOM, FROM LA PI'E, OR. ' jf" ''''''' ' ' ,
' lp ' V'
.'l : :c T" ''
GIANTS TAKE SERIES I . mi 1
i S ? 5 Phillies Allow-New1 York to - ; ' - f jl lp
blli Make Clean Sweep. I .If :M& Mllf 3' I
DOYLE'S HOMER SCORES 3 1 'I lllS?"t i lit ' I l U SHell OUI
.nd'rooklvn Are Victors. . ' ' : ' V ' I. I fS2LL VJL
... ' - . , . i . ' , ' i
Mart'n.m. g
. re I. c. . 4
Ni(o'a.r 4
rlffa.1. 4
Watte' a. L 4
1
3
3 1
1 4
1 S
Jhoota.1.. g S
aCle'a.p.
when Downey . tripled with the bases
fulL Tacoma pitchers Issued 17 free
passes to first. Tha score:
Spokane I Tacoma
B H O A E'
Rollo'r.a. 3341 Pable.3.
Oown'y.S. 3 110 1 Wnht.3. g
1 peaa.l. S
lonlela.m? 3
0 Sterena.c. 4
aub't.a 6
0 Wll.n.r.. 4
li Hoffro'n.1 (
0 MtMo n p. 3
ISchin r.p. o
LaaJte... 3
Totala 3i.ll ST Totala 40 13 27 19 3
Spokane 1 3 0 III 0 11
Tacoma 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 8
Runa. Hollochor 3. Downey S. rlartman.
Marariall. Nelgbbon. Grttfen. Walter 2.
Snoota, Cable. Wright. Cpeaa. Daniels 2.
llaon 3. Hnrrman. Innings pltcbed.
Mclloraa I S. Hchlndler 1-3. Leak 2.
Stotea baMav Hollocher. atarohall. Waltara.
Throe-b.oa. htta. Lxwn.r. M.ntba.11. Two
b-vj-o hlta. Hartman. Neighbors. laabert.
Hoffman. Sacntlca aire. Downer 3. Waltera.
LaClouetra. tevena. Baa on ball, off Me
Mor.n 10. Schlndler 3. lyeaka ft. LaClotutra
g. Struck out. LaClou.tra a. McMorao 4.
Leak. X Rons reeponstbl for. McMoraa 8.
pMndler 1. Leake 2. Charge defeat to lie
aloraa. f
6K.TTLE W INS G.VMl, 11
Aberdeen Loe Third Straight Con-
tot on Wet Grounds.
SEATTLE. Wash- iday ' 3. With vret
grounds making th playing of both
teams erratic. Beams made. It the
straight over Aberdeen today by v a
score of 11 to 8. Timely hitting fea
tured th work of both teams, with
lurk favoring Seattle, which hit when
it counted most.' Th score:
Aberdeen . I Seattle '
x n w A r- .-jxiirjia.
S 3 1 3:3ma!a.1... 4 1 S 00
4 3 S-1 0 Loard.I. .. 4 3 6
3 1 3 3 0 Murphy.. 4 3 1
ft 3 3 Sl Carmaa.1. 4 0 T 3
9 3 0 0 l.eU'v'u.0. S .1 3 S
4 1 3 0 0 Rlchle.r., 0 10
8 1 3 o Morae.a... ' 0 3 3
ft 2 OODowney.e. 10 0 3
31 00 v:nslo.p... 0 0 0 0
20 OO.Touog.p.. 0
1 o V V O
Bogart.s..
lto.ter.1..
Lgan.3. ..
rinkle.m.
Mlno.l....
t'l.yton.r.
MTlldl
Kulmoa.c.
St. Clalr.p
Jnhneon.e
'frlg't
1 1
Philadelphia Falls to, Make Run In
Last 3 - Games Chicago Over
comes S-Rttn Lead Pittsburg
. and '.Brooklyn Are .Victors.
Rooo.2. 3 1 1 01
Totala 42 1 24 a 1 Totals. 33 I 37 IS
Hattad for Johneva In ninth.
R.lleved Egan.
Pcor by Inning
K'mr Joaaph Cax. Harkaro backstop,
aarwed th faa praaoat what kind of a
n-.mt arm.&a auM-wti wb.a Boeisal got
-a wb.a KJtter botd bta grounder la tbe
tbird and he atarted to eteal arc o ad baa.
rox dropaad the bail and recovered II ftv
!l back oft Ik plat, end then threw
-Ho..ei oat at eecoad. If was eome peg.
a e a
Wolfer and Stewart pulled the "After
yea. my dewr otuat la tba aaventa wbaa
ta.r betk ebaaed after Cox a drive la rigkt
eoatar. Tboy lokd arms and rolled aftar
tba pill, bat Cos bad reached third bafora
tba ba:i waa retaraed to tbe tafiaid. Thank
ye- boys.
trOKXSE VIXS FROM TACOM.
4" Tlgee-s Xiooe Slow Contest After lira
log 1 1 Free Passes. (
TACOMA. Wash.. May . Spokans
oi from Tacoma It to I in a game
that was slow because of poor pitching.
ll wss a see-saw contest with Spokane
.lrHa ihe lead finally In th seventh
Ab.rtl.ea ........... .4 30001000-
ttle 1 0 t ft 3 1 0 0 O 11
Kune. Roa-art 3. Heater 2. Bean 2. Zlnkle,
Ulna. Hmala 3. Iaard 2. Murphy. Le Hour
v.au. Mor. Iieenar 2. Toung. 8tolen beeee.
HoKart. Ecan. Mine, tmal. l. Afourveau.
Two-baaa bits. Zlnkle. Koee, Leard. Murpby,
Paaea on ball oft Kagl g. St. Clair g.
Toona 1. Jobnaoo 6. htmck out. by St.
Clair 1. Toung S. Johnaon 6: Ron raepon-
ibi for. tagi , au Clmtr X. Toaog 4.
Jobaaon 10. t
Gordon
the hat
for
Vour
faaaaaass aa hAttlti J
-S6 Washington St.
ANGELS WiN IN TENTH
! '
OAKXJaXD LOSES AFTER TTIQ CP
SCORE I7V Kl.VTH.
Salt Lake Take Cam Frwaa Teniea,
8 to Saeraaaeat See res S to Saa
Frasebefs S la Oakland. , .
LOS ANGELES. May J. Los Angolas
mad a run in tbe first Inning today.
and held that lead, until th ninth,
whan Oakland tied th score. Tha Oaks
blanked 'In th tenth, and then th
Angela mad thre hits off Prough.
netting th winning run after two
were out.
Saa Francisco lost Outfielder Hunter
today by his enlistment in. th sub
marine Wrrvice. Score:
-R.H.E.I : R.H.E.
Oakland... .1 ' . OJLos Angeles.3 1
Batteries Prough and Mitso; Brown
and Boles. :
- Salt Lake) S. Vernon 3.
SALT LAKE. 3TY. May 2. Art
Fromm held Salt Lak run less until
th seventh today, but I in that frame
Pete Daley dropped a fly In th out
field, and from there on Vernon was
unable to atop th local until they
had scored five runs and sowed up
tho contest. Ssore:
R. H. E l R. H. E.
Vernon 3 10 28alt Lake...S t 1
Batteries Fromme and Devormer;
Leverenx and Konnlck.
Sacramento 8, San Francisco 5.
OAKLAND. Cat." May 2. Starting In
tbe fifth Inning with four runs, Sac
ramento In th next two inning scored
four more, defeating San Francisco.
Bromley held the Seals to six scattered
bits and thneo runs. Score:
R. H. E. R. H. E.
Sacramento- 14 I.San Fran... 3 4
-Batterlea Bromley and Easterly;
Smith and Brooks.
PHILADELPHIA. May 2. Failing to
mak a ran for th third straight
game Philadelphia allowed New York
to make a clean sweep of th aeries
today, e to 0.
The Giants knocked Mains out of the
box In tho fifth inning. Doyle's homer
wun two on oases being the final blow.
M lork today released Pitcher
ueorge smith to Cincinnati. Score:
R. H. E.I R.H.R
rew York.. S OlPhlla :.0 4' 1
.Batteries Perrltt and McCartv
aiams, not ana A an ma.
Chicago IS, Cincinnati 8.
ft .
i.nn.w, oiay i.-cnicago overcame
a five-run lead today and In a batting
be defeated Cincinnati In the first
game of the series.
Regan was unabla to atop the locals
when they started bn a batting ram
page and gave way to Coaley, who
did not fare mucb better. Paskert's
horn run. which sent Mann In ahead
of him, clinched the gams In the fourth.
Score :
I .R.H.E-1 R.H.E.
Cincinnati. .g 11 JjChlcago. ...li l 2
Batteries Regan. Conley and Wingo;
TT' 1 1 f . I vim, '
nwci, i ici aiiu viiiiier.
Pittsburg 1, St. Louis 0.
PITTSBURG, May l. Hamilton won
Batteries Faber... Danforth. ' Wolf
gang and Schalk; James, Kalllo and
Spencer.
Philadelphia 7, New York 5.
NEW ' YORK. ' May 2. Philadelphia
defeated New York In an uphill game.
Walker tied the score for the Athletics
in the seventh Inning: with a home
run. retiring Mogrfdge. Tho visitor
won off Russell in .the ninth, scoring
three runs on two hits, a hit batsman.
a base on balls and a sacrifice fly. The
score: v . :
R.H.E.I --.' " R. H..E.
vm. i, ' . i. n Iv . tr' - . , A ' .
IIIIM. fQISi a. I 14 -.CW . lUI.-i.U AV
Batteries Perry,. Adams, Geary-and
Perkins; Mogridge,- Russell and Han
nan.
Boston 8, Washington It
t
BOSTON. May 2. Boston took . the
odd game of the series from Washing
ton. Shaw and Dumont were hit hard
and the visitors made five errors.
a pitching duel from Ames, who was I Hooper made three, doubles and Mc
reached for a single and double In the I Innis singled three times, in as many
first Inning. Pittsburg thereby scoring
the only run of the gsme. After the
first Inning not a Pittsburg player
reached first bsse. It was Hamilton's
fourth victory of the season. Score:
R.H.E.I R.H.E.
St Louis. ..0 ft llPittsburg...! 3 1
Batteries Ames, Sherbell and Gon-
sales; Hamilton and Schmidt.
Brooklyn 7, Boston 4.
BROOKLYN. May I. Pat Rasran. of
Boston, who attempted to pitch games
on two successive days, waa knocked
out of the bpx In the seventh Innlna-.
All of Boston's right-handed tpltchers
except Ragan are III' and Manager
Stalling would not start a southpaw
against th Super baa. . Score:
R. H. E-l RTT.F1
Boston 4 3 3IBrooklyn.'j.7 13 2
Batteries Ragan. Canavan and Hen
ry, Tragesser; Citeney and Krneger.
CVEXELXSD BEATS ST. IOCIS
times at bat. also keeping his season's
fielding record clean. The score: .
R.H.E-M - R.H.E.
Washlngton.1 6. 6JBoston S IV 0
Batteries Shaw, Dumont, Craft and
Ainsmlth; Leonard and Agnew. &
WIXI.IE RITCHIE i IS EXEMPT
Camp Lewis Boxing Instructor Has
Defective Ear. , '
CAMP LEWIS, Tacoma. May 2.
Willi Ritchie,' camp, boxing lnstructfir.
who was received last week in the
draft, credited to San Francisco, has
been discharged from the service be
causa of a defective ear. it waa learned
today. ' . i
Ritchie received a fracture of the eart'
drum during his boxing career and is
deaf In one ear. He will continue his
work aa camp boxing Instructor. t
BENSON NINE LOSES
Plumbers Give Game to Jeffer-
. - .son High, 8-3.
'BONERS' FEATURE BATTLE
i
Winners Bnnch Hits and Take
Game; IeroIt Defeats Chicago.
ST. LOinS. Ms. Mar ! St. Tr.nl. I -
outnit oievemnd today, but the latter
team had better auccess in bunching
hits and won 3 to 2. Joe Wood, ex
pltoher, playfcig outfield for Cleveland,
took a leading part. In the seventh
Inning with the score tied he doubled.
was sacrificed to third and scored on
a single by Bagby. Wood, by a perfect
throw, prevented the. locals from tying
tn score in tne eignin. .Tne score:
' R.H.EI ' , R.H.E.
Cleveland... 6 1SL Louis 2' 7 1
Batteries Bagby and O'Neill: 8oth-
oron. Rogers and Nunamaker. .
Detroit 9, Chicago 6.
DETROIT. Mich, May t After Chi
cago bad piled up a four-run lead and
driven Pitcher .James from the box
with none out in the first Inning, De
troit with a recruit pitcher in the box
bunched hits off Faber and Danforth
and won the opening game of the series.
to 6. here this afternoon. Kallio. al
though wild, waa effective In pinches
nd received good support. The score.
R.ILE.I R.H.E.
Chicago.. 10 21Detroit. ....... 9 11 J
Baseball Summary,
Pacific ' Coast
W. L. Pet. I .W. 1 Pet.
18 13 .SSttoakland..:.' 15 IS .484
16 13 .6520-. Angefcs. 14 IS .4AT
14 14 -600,lan Fraa.. 12 IS .400
American Leani. - '
12 8 .800' Detroit...! 3 6.-75
8 4 .86.!8t. Ioula... 4 7.3X4
6 4 .SM .Nev Tork... 5 .367
0 7 .46-lPhllad.l... . .4 "8 .833
National League. ' . ..
12 1 .823Pmburg.. ' 5 S .500
8 8 .727 St. LouU.'j. 6 8 .385
7 8 .588! Boston 4 .308
7 7 .6001 Brooklyn.... 3 10 .231
Boc karoo Batting Averages. . ''
AB H Pet. 1 - : AB H Pet.
Rltter..... 8 4 .500 Dempsey.. 7 ,1.1-43
4 . -WiHuinvan... .11 i .owx
4 .3-HlHmlth..... I 4 1 .250
1 .33IRapp..... 2 O'.OOO
3 .SOOlciow ,1.0 .0OO
2 .200Klrwln.... 0 0.000
2 .186f -. i
How tbe Series Stand.
Vancouver 2. Portland. 1. ' i .
Tacoma 2, Kpokano 1. - . !
Seattle 8. Aberdeen 0. f I
Where tbe Teams yy ' Today.
Vancouver at Portland. . . r
Spokane at Tacoma. ' r
Aberdeen at Seattle. . .
Where the Teams Play Next Week.
Aberdeen at Portland.
Vancouver, at Tacojna. ....
Spokane at gsatu,. .
Salt Lake.
Sac ram' to.
Boston. . ..
Cleveland.
Chicago. ..
Waahl'gt'n
New Tork.
Chicago. ..
Phlladel. .
Cincinnati
Cox 10
Lee ;. 12
Shoup 3
Kibble... . 10
Peterson. 10
FUber.... 12
Democrats Have Easy Sledding All
Way Grey Nicked , Often, but
Benson Ttef uses to' Convert
Its BIngles Into Tallies.
' Interscholaatie League Standings.
W. UPct.l - W.i-Pct.
Lincoln ...SO 1000r. B. B. C. .. 2 2 .500
Jefferson... 8 .0 lOOOSenson .... 1 2 .333
Washington 4 1 .800,-1111 0 a .000
r ran kiln ... 8 1 . 750ommercs ..0 3 . 000
olumbla ..11 .oootamea Jotin.0 4 .000
The Jefferson High School baseball
nine . defeated Benson Tech . yesterday
afternoon on Multnomah Field by the
score of 8 to 3. The Benson nine made
mors bonehead plays than has ? any
other team this season. Although Ben
son . hit Pitcher . Grey for , nine - safe
swats and had men on second and
third twice with no outs, poor base
running and poor coaching by the
plumbers kept their team from tying
tho score,
With the score 2 to 1 in Jefferson's
favor the Benson infield had one bad
Inning, and Jamieson's crew put four
runners over on but a single hit. A
walk, two errors by Scot, a wild heave
by the pitcher and a single by Andrews
did the damage.. -
Catcher Feldman. of the Plumbers,
caught a good, game behind the bat
and made a couple of singles, but his
noor baserunning made him look as
though he had just been graduated by
the kindergarten school.
The Jefferson team did not play up
to exDectations. Pitcher Grey, who
was heralded as a coming wonder, did
not pitch as steadily-as he did against
Washington and, although the Benson
hitters are considered weak. - they
slammed his offerings all over the lot
Christian Brothers ana LoiumDia
Prep will cross bats this afternoon on
Multnomah Field. Scoi-e:.
Jefferson I . Benson
base hit. Feldman. Sacrifice hit, Edwards.
Balk, Grey., Umpire. Rankin.
XTHLETES WIX COMMISSIONS
Privates Glenn Hoover and Harold
Kerry Qualify In Training Camp.
-" HONOLULU, T. H., April 21. (Spe
clal.) Private Glenn E. Hoover, ama
teur wrestling champion of the North
west, and Private Harold E. Kerry; son
of a Seattle lumberman, both enlisted
men in the Second Infantry here, yes
terday became Second Lieutenants as a
result of qualifying at the second of
fleers' training camp -here which has
lust closed.
Both are famous atnietes in tne
Northwest Kerry is the famous
'Stub" Kerry, star catcher of the Uni
versity of Washington baseball team
for four years. Hoover was a redhot
L W. W. up until the time the United
States went to war. He defended some
of the gang that were mixed up in the
Everett battle.
LOS ANGELES GIRL WINS. SWIM
Dorothy Burns Defeats Charlotte
iBoyle 100 Tarda In 1:10 3-5.
SAN FRANCISCO. May 2. Dorothy
f ?
R H E
R R H E
newar.2 6 0 0 0 Muller.2-D.
Hammett,m 4 0 0 0i McKlnney.r. 4. 0
Reed.l 5 10 0 Edwards.3. . 3 .1
Howard.... 4 2 2 0; Baker. p 3 0
Helev.r. . .. o u u u r riena, x u
Steele. 3 5 2 1 0' Feldman. c. . 4 1
Julian. 1.... 4 1 0 liSlmpson.l... 4,0
Andrewa,c. 8 2 2 0 Bcnnla. 1. . . . 4 0
Frey.p..... a u l. u Aera,m. . . . s , u
' dcuii,b. . . . a. v
Totals... 40 8 Totals...' 83 3 7
Score by innings
Jefferson 0 0 2 0 4 0 .2 0 0 8
Benson 10 0 0 0 2 0 0- 0 S
Struck out. by Baker 10. Muller 4. Grey .
Base on balls, by Baker 1. Muller -1. Hit
bv Ditcher. Hammett and Julian, by Baker.
JttniPgs Piubed. by Saker 7. Uuller i. - Stint
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Yes, sir, Td gotten down to "bedrock"
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last of all. my girl. So I was just on
the verge of giving her up to the other
fellow, for I couldn't ask her to go out
with anyone so run down at the heel as
I was. But I found Cherry's, and that
was all that saved the day for me. I
saw one of their ads in the paper, but
I really couldn't believe a firm would
give us such easy terms, especially
clothes. So I went to see for myself
and found it to be true, every word.of
it So here I am, all togged out and,
to be honest, I feel like a millionaire.
You see, all I paid was a few dollars
down and now I am paying the balance
in small weekly payments every Sat
urday night They stay open until 8
o'clock every Saturday night anyway.
Very conveniently located at 389-91
Washington street, Plttock block. AdV.
Burns, of Los Angeles. ' beat Charlotte
Boyle, of Chicago, In a 100-yard dash
exhibition swimming contest here last
night The first race was a dead heat
and in the second Miss Burns won in
one minute 10 3-5 seconds.
Clarence Lane, of the Great Lakes
Naval Training Station, 'beat Sandy
Goodman, of San Francisco, in the 60
yard dash in 24 3-5 seconds. N. Earle,
of Chicago, was third.
Salmon Continue
I to un
Trout are taking the fly. Bass are
taking tandem spinners and other
baits. Get back to nature. Take
your fishing outfit and enjoy yourself.
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Fisherman.
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tee.
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