FRIDAY, ULY 3, 1ZZX
Bill Prough Wins From Sam Ross in Pitching Duel .V Tennis Enthusiasts Travel by ii
THE OREGON DAILY JOU RNAL, , PORTLAND. OREGON
Prough Hurls
Too Fast for
Duck Batters
SACRAMENTO. Cal July 23. -The
fastest inine-lnnlng baseball game
ver played In Sacramento was staged
Thursday between the Portland Beavers
and Bill Rodgers Tippers. The locals
won, 1 to 0, In a regular pitchers' battle.
Samuel Rosa did the heaving; for the
Oregonlans. while BUI Prough waa on
the mound for the winners, and all the
time It required to finish the match was
one hour and five minutes. The lone
marker came in tha fourth inning, and
H wasn't Rons fault wholly. An error
by Paddy Slglln put the star Beaver left
bander in hot water. It happened this
way: ' .
After Compton had been retired. Buddy
Ryan, who used to draw his pay envelope
from the McCredles, singled to left-center
and Sheehan. who followed, waa giv
en life when Slglln bobbled. his grounder,
allowing; Ryan to go to third. Grover
then pulled a squeeze play, Ryan com
ing home with the only run of the came.
Orr popped out to Spranger, ending; the
inning. . .. .
For six Innings Prough held his op
' jxnents without a hit, and in the seventh
liaise! made a ; clean single to center.
, Portland secured two hits off Prough,
the other coming in the eighth, when
Sutherland, batting for .McMulleny sin
gled to right. Ross waa Just as affec
tive as Prough when it came to allowing
hit, for he gave but three. In the first
inning Kopp was given credit for an in
field hit. but it could have been scored
as an error just as easily, it waa
thought.
Ryan's single came In the fourth, as
above related, while In the eighth Bill
Prough singled, but that was all.
Prough struck out five men. three of
tliem coming in the third.,
The score:
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afslsvl. el
Srhallsr. If ......
Brrmncer lb . . . . .
Tnbin. e ........
Ktn1.n, ss .....
McMulien, rf ....
- Rom, p .........
Sutherland, rf , .,. .
ToUU 29 0 3 24 16
SACRAMENTO
... AB- n- h. o. 'a.
- MoOsffiaan. 2b.... 4 0 O 15
Kom. If S O 1 1 o
t Compton cf ...... 2 0 0 2 O
Hyan. rf ........ S 11 0
8he.han, lb 2 0 0 10 0
- GroTer, 8b ....... 1 0 ' 0 2 0
Orr. ss . . . 8 o 012
i Schanc. o ........ 8 o 0 7 1
t Prough, p .. 8 0 1 0 1
. O
0
o
0
0
0
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.' Totals 24 1 3 27 0 0
i 8C0EE BT INNINGS ' "
i Portland 000 000 000 0
- Hit ..,,.... 000 000 1102
f Sacramento ;...' 000 100 00 1
uiu ...... ioo ioo oi s
' , .' . , BUMiXARY
i - Stolen bams Mabel. McOafflran, Bchani.
j Ororer 2. Bases on balls Off Prouch 1. off
' 5 2- Struck out By Prouch 8. by Boaa 1.
"Tuna 1:06. . :
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Fifth at Alder
Paelfie Ceart League
W. I Pet.
Rait Iks..2 44 .585
Vernon . . .04 47 .972
Los Anselea 59 49 .642
San Iran.. 8 3 82 .114
W. I Pet.
Portland .47 65 .461
Heattle .. .48 68 .43
Sac'mcnto 47 01 .435
Oakland ..48 S3 .432
National League
W. Tj. pet. I W. I. Pet
Brooklyn . .62 87 .684 ISt. Tnila. . 4X 44 .494
Cincinnati .40 87 .584Chicaco ..44 40 .4R0
PitUbnrc ..41 89 ,S18 Boston ...84 48 .442
New York.. 42 42 .500Pb'dlphia 34 48 .416
. ",, American League -
4 W. U Pet.
Clat-eland ..58 80 .859
New York.. SO 32 .882
Chicago ...88 89 .602
St. Louis. .42 46 .483
W. I Pet.
Wash 'ton. .40 42 .488
Boston i... 80 45 .484
Detroit ...29 54 .848
Phdlphia 26 64 ,28
fifth inning Thursday and put across
enough runs to win the gam easily.
The final score was Los Angeles S, Ver
non 2. The Tigers used four pitchers.
' Score : ' :
LOS ANGELES VEBNON
A& R. H. E
A B. R. H. E.
Kfflefer.ef. 1
Elns.lf.... 2
0 ; 0
1 I 0
1 I 0
W.UitehHs 5 0 11
G bourne. CI. 5. O 3
McAuleys. S
2el4er.lb. . 3
Crswford.rf 4
Lspan.e. ... 3
K.Cr'nd1,2b 4
Stats.cf If.. 8
Niehoff.it. 2
Tboma,p.. 4
Fiber,2b.. 8 O 1
0 i 0
Borton, lb.. 3
Kdinrton.rf . 4
a ' o
o o
High.lf.... 4
0 j 0Smrth,3b.
2 I 0
Derormeu
1 0
Piercy.p ... 10
Houck.p; .. 1 O
Lone. .... 1 0
I ! v
Smallwood.p 0 : 0
TAIeoek. ... 1 O
W.Mitch'I,p 0 0
:1
Totals. ..81 5 8 0
Totab.U. ST 2 11 3
"Batted for Honck in
auto.
I Batted lor flmaUwood in eighth.
: 8COBE BT INNINGS
Los Angeles ............ 00O 040 001 8
Hits ........ J.. 01O 031 103 8
Vemon .......... 000 101 000 3
Hit fy. . 101 188 01111
MlTMMAHT ?.i
Home ran Borton. ' inreebaae hits Craw
ford, JTisher, Two base hits Stats, Chad bourne.
Stolen bases CrandalL Sacrifice hits Stats.
Ellia. Struek out By Piercy 2, by Houek 1.
by Smallwood 1, by Thomas 1. Base son balls
Off Plerey 1, off Thomaa 2. Buns responsible
for Thomss 2. Four hits, 4 runs. 17 at bat
off Piercy in 4 2-3 innings; 1 hit, no runs. 4 at
bat otf Houck in 1 1-3 innings. Charge de
feat to Piercy. Credit Tictory to Tbomas. Double
plays K. CrandslI - McAuley - Zelder. Edington -Borton.
Passed bail Lspan. Time 1 :40.
SEALS AND OAKS BREAK
EVEN IX DOUBLE HEADER
San Francisco, July 23. The Seals and
Oaks broke evert in Thursday's double
header, .the former taking the first
game, 6 to 1. and the latter winning the
second contest. It to 7. The Seals lost
this game in the seventh, after executing
a game rally and tying the score. Score:
First game: s . . . ..
BAN FRANCISCO t OAKLAND
AB. B. H.E.I ( AB. B. H. E.
Sohick.cf.
0IWUie.rf.
Fitsg'ald.rf
Wolter.lb.
Connolly .If.
Agnew.e. ..
Walsh.2b. .
Careney.is.
Karum,8b.
Bcott.p, ..
01 Brubaier.ss
0 Cooper.cf . .
0Millr.lfi . .
Knight. 3b..
Gmsto, lb. .
A.Arlett.2b
Doraan.e. .
Alten.p. l..
Boeliling.p.
.'Lane. ...
Mitse.c. ...
-Totals. . .82 6 10 2 ToUls. ...32 18 3
'Batted for Dorman in aeventh.
SCOBE BT INNINGS
San Franeiaco . ......... 130 000 002 6
Hits i.... ;;... 280 J00 112 10
Oakland ............... 001 000 000 1
Hits 001 010 211 6
Four runs, 8 bits. 8 at bat off Alten in 2
innings. Two base hits Schick, Kamm. Guis
to 2. Sacrifice hits Connolly. Kamm, Careney.
Agnew, Wilie. Scott. Bases on balls Off Scott
2, off' Boehling 2. f Struck out By Scott 8.
The Home of Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes
by Boehling 2. Hit by pitcher Ktnrm. by
Boehling. Double plsyi Knight-Guisto-Knight;
Artott-BrubakeT-Guisto. Bona, responsihle toe -
rAHea-S, Boehling 8. Stotaaj besea Schick X,
Fitzgerald 2, Wolter S. Charge oeiesT. to sum.
Left on bases Sen Franeiaco 17. Oakland 6.
Passed ball Agnsw- Time 1:50.
ejawsSHBsaweaassHr ' '
' Second game :
8AN FBANCISCO
AB. R. H. E.
Iwfi
OAKLAND '
AB. R. H. E.
Rehick,ef. . 5 O 2 0
fHe.rf.... 4 0 10
F gerakLrf. 5
WolUr.lb. 8
Cennollyja.
Waiab,2b.. 5
Cs.en.y.M. 4
KamauSb. . 3
Teller .8
UeQuaid,p. 1
Agnew... 1
T Couch . . . 0
Jordsn.p, . 0
Lore.p. . .. : 0
DsTiUtes. 1
2 3
1 1
0 2
11
o o
O 0
OiBrubakerjBs. 5 10 1
Cooper.cf... 3 2 3 0
Mlller,lf . .. 6 8 4 0
Kniht,3b . . 6 2 2 0
Gutta.lb. . 3 3 11
A Arlett.2b. 4 O 2 0
2
OlMitxe.c.... 4 0 2 0
O
0
1 ,
0 I
o o
B.Arlett.p.. 4 O 3 V
1 o
0 0
0 01
0
o-o
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Totela. . .38 7 11 8
Totals. . . .39 11 17 2
8C0BE BT INNINGS '
San Francisco ... ........ 101 000 302 T
Hits .. 102 100 403 11
Oakland 110 OOS 42 11
Hits 880 203 43 17
Five runs, 11 hit,- 25 at bat off MoQuaid
in 6 innings; 8 runs, 8 bits, 4 at bat off Jor
dan in 1-8 innrngs; takes out in seventh, 2 on,
1 out: 1 run. 8 hits. 6 at bat off Loee in 2-3
Inning, taken out in eighth. 1 on. none out.
Three base hit Miller. Two base bits Knight,
Wolter. Connolly. Sacrifice hits B. Ariett Me
OuaJd. A ArletL Bases oa balls Off McQuaid
2. off Lots 2, off Dentate 1. Struck out By
McQuaid 1, by DsTitstes 1. Double plays Ca-eney-Walsh-Wolter,
Kamsn-Walob-Wolter. Buna
responsible for McQuaid 5, Ariett 6, Jordan 2,
Lot 1 Stoles basse Fitagerald 2. Charge de
feat to Jordan- Left oa pases Ban Francisco
. Oakland 8.. Wild pitch Ariett 2. DeTitstes 1,
Time 2:00. r5
BOTH SIDES HIT. BALL;
6IWASHES BUNCH. 10-9
- Salt Lake, July 23. Seattle again made
a lot of hits off Salt Lake pitchers, and
while Salt Lake made still mora off
Seattle' pitchers, the visitors bunched
theirs into six innings, to the effect that
Thursday they chalked up their third
successive victory over the league lead-
era.. 10 to 9. Score:
SEATTLE
SALT LAKE :
AB. K. H. B.
AB. R. H- B.
C'neham.lf
Maggert.cf .
M'dleton.rf
Murphy ,3b.
Eldredf. .
K'nthy,2b
Wares. 2b. .
Boh Be. 2b.
Zamlock.rb
Stumpf ,ss .
Bald win, c
Schorr.p . .
Johnson, as.
8and.8b. . .
Krug,2b. ..
Rumler.rf . .
Sbeely.lb. .
Mlig'n.Sbs
Hood. If ....
Jenkins.e. .
Brom ley. p.
Gould, p ...
Seibold.p. .
T Thurston.
Brenton.p.. 0
Totals. . .41 10 18 2
Totals. ...80 8 18 8
- t Batted tor Bromley in second. -?
SCOBB BT INNINGS
Rattle ... 212 000 118 10
ruts ................. sal vuv in
Salt Ike ............. 120 150 000 8
Hits 830 271 02018
Three base hit Mulligan. Two base hits
Zsmlock, Johnson, Maggert, Krug, Bumler. Sao
rif ice hits Ektred, - Zamlock. "Murphy. Maggert.
Stoles bases Wares 2. Zsmlock, Eldred. Mid
dleton, Bumler. Struek out By Gould 2. by
Schorr 2. by Seibold 1. Bases on bails Off
Bromley 1. off Gould 8, off Schorr 1, off Set.
bold 2. Passed bail Baldwin. Wild pitch
Seibold. Three runs. 8 hits off Bromley. lO at
bat in 2 inninge; 8 runs. 13 hits oft Schorr.
Z4 at pat in 4 l-S Innings, out- in filth, 8 on,
1 out: 1 run, 6 bits off Seibold. 13 at bat in
8 2-3 innings. Credit victory to Seibold: charge
defeat to Gould. Buns, responsible for Brom
ley 8. Gould S. Schorr 8. Seibold 1. ; Left oa
bases Seattle IS. Salt Lake 7. Time 2 '.48.
Children to Give Exhibition :
University of Oregon, Eugene, July 23.
An outdoor exhibition by students of
the physical education department ; of
the University of Oregon summer session
will be given on the campus here Fri
day evening. The exhibition Is to be
given largely by children's classes and
is intended to be an illustration of what
can be done in any school in the physical
training courses. v.; ;i-"-.r: siv
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IT WOULDN'T take more than two guesses to tell who this
is, but you'd be surprised to learn that it was taken 20 years
ago. In 1889 Sir Thomas Lipton had his Shamrock I defeated
by J. P. Morgan's yacht Columbia and this photograph was
taken aboard Lipton's yacht Erin, The years have been kind
to the famous yachtsman. Save for being a little stouter in
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WILLAMETTE VALLEY
CHAMPIONSHIP WON
BY IRENE CAMPBELL
SALEM. Or.. July 23. Finals In tha
fifth an nua0 Willamette : valley ten
nis championships were settled ; in the
women's singles Thursday : when Miss
Irene Campbell of Portland, former
Oregon state title holder., won the event
here from Miss Marjorie Kay of the
University of Oregon in two straight
seta. The scores were 7-5. 6-J. r
In the mixed doubles Miss Campbell
again appeared and with Lantis man
aged to win another title from Miss Kay
and Palmer, 6-5, 6-7, 6-1. Knickerbocker
played two matches in the men's sin
gles Thursday, the morning round find
ing him winning from Palmer 6-4, 6-4,
68 ; while in the afternoon he won the
men's tiUe by trimming McDougall, 6-3,
7-6. 6-4.
The Willamette valley tournament was
one of the most successful ever con
ducted here and large galleries were , on
hand each day, many prominent mem
bers of the Elks lodge who are attending
the third annual convention of the Ore
gon State Elks association being among
those present, i The Portland contestants
left for home today. ,
Former Cub Star to
Coach Alma Mater
Carl Lundgren, for seven years base
ball coach at the University of Michi
gan, will return to the University of Illi
nois, his alma mater, as head baseball
coach next season. , , .
Michigan, under Xundgren, won the
Western conference baseball champion
ship in 1919 and again this year-
Lundgren. one of the best pitchers
ever developed at Illinois, was graduated
there in 1902 and went to the major
leagues. He was a member of the Chi
cago Nationals for several years.
FT Cox and Roosevelt the Democrats
nominated a horseman's presidential
ticket. ' Cox campaigned the f aet pacer
Alexander the Great,. 2 :05, ; in the
grand circuit a few seasons ago. ; Roose
velt grew up on the : Dutchess county
farm where the great trotter Gloster.
2 :17. was bred and raised by his father,
the late James Roosevelt of Hyde Park.
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Jfew York, Jnly 2i-Babe Rath
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Grand Central palace here today
wnen he presented IS orphan ehil
dien with shoes donated by a firm
which Is conducting a sale In the
building. Mrs. Rwth accompanied
the famous home rust slugger and
helped fit the shoes.':
At New York: R. H. E.
Cleveland ...... 002 100 00 2 6 3
New York ........ 242 120 00 11 13 0
Batteries Coveleskie, Myers, Faith
and O'Neill ; Collins and RueL
'Called on account of darkness.
At Philedelphia: : R. H. E.
Detroit 000 001 000 1 8 2
Philadelphia ...... 002 010 00 3 8 2
Batteries Ayfces and Stan age ; Harris,
Okrie and Perkins.
At Boston: ' - R. H. E.
Chicago . - 001 000 010- 2 9 1
Boston - 000 000 010. 1 4 2
Batteries Kerr and Schalk ; Harper
and Walters. : - . '.. - - -
At Washington r "I R. H. E,
St. Cx)uls ......... 021 100 000 4 8 S
Washington ; 001 211 00-- 5 9 0
Batteries Shocker . and: : Severeld;
Zacbary and Pinclnich.
Portland Boy In Licad
Fred La Mear of Portland is leading'
the skaters in the six-day roller skating
race being conducted at the Oaks rink.
Thursday night's efforts found La Mear
covering .57 laps, bringing his total for
the first four nights, to 216 laps or 224
miles. J, Rannie Younger of Oregon City,
George Pelletier of San Francisco are
second and third, while George Fletcraft
of Salem Is showing-improvement and
is expected, to be bunched with the lead
ers, when the race ends Saturday night.
Al Conners, official judge of the race,
was forced to make his first rwling
.Thursday night, and ; lie disqualified
Leon Slater for fouling..
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OREGON CITY, July 23. A 10-innlng
game was plays-d here yesterday In
the Chautauqua league when Estacada
defeated ; Oregon City i 11 to 9. In so
doing, the visitors went Into second place
in the team standings "Pink Deardorf f
of Portland started the twirling for the
winners but he was taken out in the
last Inning, for what reason no one but
the manager seemed to know. In the
first inning Esta'cada drove Ed Thoir.a-
son out of the Oregon City box vbs
they made seven runs. Tfty" Xeoi..1!
relieved him and pitched mighty good
balL. The support given aU the twirlers
was far from being classy.
Two games of Claas AA of the Port
land Baseball association will be played
on the Vaughn street grounds Sunday
afternoon, the first between the Hesse
Martin Iron Works and the American
Can company, billed to start at 1 :JP
o'clock. As soon as that match is com
pleted. Kendall station and the Arleta
"WOWS' will cross bats. "Pink Dear
dorf f, the .Hease-Marttn heaver will
work in the Chautauqua league on Sat
urday afternoon and he has appealed to
Manager Lowry to allow him to work
on Sunday afternoon as he expects to
have a very dear friend of his watch him
work. The request has been granted and
the big fellow will have to put every
thing on the ball, to make good.
The Crown-Willamette tossers. at pres
ent leaders of Class AA league, will
meet the Streetcar Men's local at Ore
gon City Sunday afternoon. The Street
car men are anxious' to take a fall out
of the squad hat-so far. has escaped a
defeat. ;
Manager Ted Barton's : Honeyman
Hardware company team wilt journey to
Camas, Wash., to play an inter-city
league game Sunday afternoon. The
Hard waremen are on the top rung of
the big league of the P. B. A.;
WOTi
CTAR for a day Roger Pecklnpaugh.
J His two homers off Stan Coveles
kie featured the victory : of the Yanks
over Cleveland. .,
Dickie Kerr outpitched Harry Harp
er In a southpaw pitching duel at Bos
ton. Timely hitting by Kerr, Weaver
and Collins helped. -
Welch's single with the bases fall In
the third inning gave the A s the neces
sary edge over the Tigers.
. Zachary kept nine St. Louts hits scat
tered and the Senators crowded the
Browns out of the first division. -
' Jess Barnes j pitched the Giants into
fourth place in the National league race
when he tamed the Reds.
. . Oeschger' s great pitching in -all but
one inning and a ninth inning rally gave
the Braves their game at St. Louis.
Errors by Faulette, Wrightstone, Meu
sel and Wheat behind Lee Meadows
gave the Cubs their chance against the
Phillies i and they improved ; It.
' Cadore weakened in the seventh In
ning and the Pirates grabbed another
game from Brooklyn. "
NEW YORK. July 23. (U. P.)
Charles B. Cochrane, the London
promoter, who holds a contract .: with
Georges Carpentier, will give Champion
Jack Dempsey $250,000 to come to Lon
don and fight the Frenchman in No
vember, or December, according to an
announcement from William A. Brady,
the Briton's American representative.
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Tennis Players
Something new . la the way of
traveling to keep tennis date will
be inaugurated In the northwest
Saadar. The St. Helens Tennis elab
seat invitations to A. B. MeAlpIn,
veteran ef the-eoarts of Portlaadi
Miss Irene Campbell, former state
women's singles champion and wie
ner of the Willamette valley title
at Salem Thnrsdayi H. A. Wllkins
and Victor Yeraon, general man
ager of the Oregon, Washington
Idaho Airplane company, to play
at St. i Helens Sanday. Vernon will
pilot one of i the seagalls : carrying
Miss Campbell and Me Alpln la time
to arrlre at the Colombia river
town by lltSS o'clock, and the re
tarn will be made In the afternoon.
Vernon, besides being a great pilot.
Is said to be capable of swinging a
mean tennis racqaet and has played
a great deal la Eastern tournaments.
At Cincinnati
New York . . . .
R H rE.
001 000 01 Or- 2 6 . 2
000 000 001 1 6 2
Cincinnati
Batteries Barnes and Smith: Luaue,
Eller and Wlngo. i
At Pittsburg : , ' R. H. E.
Brooklyn 010 100. 000 3 7 3
Pitteburp - 001 000 22 - 6 10 0
Batteries Cadore and Kreuger ; Carl
son and Schmidt.
At Chlcagor R. H. E.
Philadelphia ..... 010 000 100 3 2
Chicago .......... lOO'OOO 30 4 8 1
Batteries) Meadows and Wheat; Tyler
and Daly.
At St. Xouis : . R. H. E.
Boston ............ 000 003 012 6 8 1
St. Louis ......... 004 000 000 4 13 0
Batteries Oeschger. McQuillan and
Oowdy; O'Neill, Schupp, Haines, dem
ons. Oantr ell Brings
Horses to Portland
Joe Can tr ell, well knon Oregon
horseman, has arrived in Portland with
20 head of thoroughbred horses which
will participate in the Wild West part
of the pfcagram to feature the return
of the North Pacific Racing association
to Portland at the Rose City speedway
August 11 to 15. ;
All told more than 100 horses . are
now quartered in Portland in readiness
for the meet. "
Merryweather Sets Record
Spokane, Wash.,' July 23. Walter .' G.
Merryweather, trustee of the Spokane
Country club and . treasurer of the or
ganization, set the ; season's amateur
mark for the tapper nine holes of the
course yesterday when he turned in a
83 for play on the .second half of the
club course.
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FOLLOWING Is the weekly report of
the United ' States forest service,
showing the fishing conditions of the
various streams:
WESTERN OREGON STREAMS
Umpqaa Forest
Little River Trout fishing good. Peel
to Wolf Creek. Motor via Roseburg,
Glide and Peel.
North Umpqua River Good catches re
ported from Roseburg, Ollde and Hoa I'
ll n. Motor from Roseburgt Dtxonvllle
and Glide.
SIsklyoa Forest .
Rogue Rlvei- Small trout biting at
Almeda. Stage road via Merlin and
Gallce.
Lower Rogue River Trout caught.
Gold Beach to Agness. Spinners bent.
Motor from Brookings or Port Orford.
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Middle Fork. Motor from Myrtle Point-
Elk River Small trout biting in upper
river. Trail from Port Orford. or Sties,
North Fork Smith River Good trout
catches at Sourdough ranger station.
Trail 13 mllea from' West Moore ranger
station. - Auto road via Wlnchuck
bridge to West Moore.
Cascade Forest
Willamette River (Upper) Dollies and
redsides biting to Rlgdon ranger station.
Motor via Eugene.
McKenxle River Rednides, doilies and
brook trout biting to Alder Springs.
WESTERN WASHINGTON STREAMS
Colombia Forest
Trout jLake Fishing poor.
White Salmon River Fair1 trout
catches reported. Motor via White "Sal
mon. Wind River Fishing poor.
Trout Greek Fishing poor.
Olympic Forest
North Fork Skokomlsh Trout fishing
good. . Trail from Lake Cushman.
South Fork Skokomlsh Trout fishing
good. Olympic highway skirting Hoods
canal. i
Lake Cushman Trout fishing good.
Motor from Hoodsport.
. Fishing generally good in Hoods canal
streams; haa improved in most parts of
Olympic peninsula.
Oarsmen Compete
For Olympic Team
Worcester, Mass., July 23. U.. P.)
Final elimination contests to determine
the selection of the oarsmen to repre
sent the United States In the Antwerp
regatta were open today.
The tntln event today Is the race
among, the intermediate eights. '
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