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Commission Predicts High and Roily Waters l a make Fishin' OnlySo-So This Weekend PORTLAND, April 25-( BXost Oregon streams probably will be too high or roily for rood trout fishing this weekend. the state rune department pre dicted Thursday.' - The weekly bulletin carried these county reports: Colombia All streams fa vorable. Washington Conditions only fair. Benton Most streams too birh bat Abes and . Willamette yielding some fair catches. Lane Western streams fa vorable, particularly the Sius- improT- ' law, but eastern streams still high. ' Clatsop Conditions lug but still not rood. Coos Fair stream catches re ported.' Ten Mile lake rood. Curry Conditions p r In north b t southern streams yelldinr limit catches, particu larly Rome river. " DouglasAll streams poor. Lincoln Water stCl high but rood catches reported from Al- -sea, Taaulna and SUets rivers. Tillamook Fishing- poor ex cept In Nehalem river. Jackson Fishlnr only fair. Josephine Conditions unfa- . vorable renerally. . Gilliam, Morrow, Wheeler. Grant, Klamath; - Harney and Malheur Most 'streams too high -and roily, "j- !v;:';;';: ' Union Hinam river yielding rood steelhead catches. Most smaller streams expected to be favorable this weekend. Wallowa All streams fair. Deschutes Deschutes river south of Bend offering nice :l catches. , "v Crook Most streams Improv- far rapidly. - Jefferson Several fair catches made at Settle lake but most streams unfavorable. , Pete No Jonah Sactos Slap -0 Seattle, 1 SACRAMENTO, April 29 With . Righthander John Pintar riving up only four hits, the Sac ramento Solons defeated the Seattle Rainiers, 1 to 0, here Thursday. , Pete Jonas, on the mound for the losers, was touched for 7 hits. The lone, score of the game came In the sixth when Mickey . Burnett, Sacramento . shortstop, doubled to left and crossed the . plate est first baseman Eari Petersen's single. Pintar bad the Rainiers hitting into the air, with. Fred Hensley, Sacramento leftfielder, making 7 putouts and Gene Cavanaugh, in centerfield, six. Jonas and Sueme; Pintar and ' 1 Lamoue, Longacres Fate ToBeXiecided ' SEATTLE, April 29 A three-man committe of the Wash ington Thoroughbred Breeders' as sociation was designated Thurs day to confer with Governor Langlie and the state racing com mission on the proposed 1943 Longacres season. Glenn Granger, association president, named Dr. L. S. Whetstone, Tacoma, and E. A. "Sleepy" Armstrong,' promi nent eastern Washington breeder, to serve' with' him. Portland: Bills Welter Battle PORTLAND, Ore AprU 19 (AV Jack' Chase. Pacific coast middleweight champion, and! Jimmy Garrison, Kansas City - welter, will meet here Friday" night in a lo-rouo bout. The Colorado negro's title will not be at stake. 'I Resigns h LEROY PIEKSON To Enter Navy Pierson Quits Woodburn Hi , WOODBURN Leroy Pierson, head football, basketball,' base ball and track coach at Woodburn high school, has tendered his resig nation to the institution effective at the close of this semester, and will enter specialized training in the navy. - . - Pierson, a graduate of Pacific ; college, replaced Hal Chapman as head man at Woodburn after, serving two years as Chapman's assistant. Thus far - during the Pierson ' retime - the Bulldogs - have copped v league titles in football end basketball, and at present his baseball team Is un defeated In Duration loop play. Long Enough Yankees Boom In Twelfth, Bomb Sox 7-3 BOSTON, April 29 -V- The New York Yankees wanted to catch an early train out of Bos ton Thursday evening and you can guess what happened they got tangled up in a 12 inning game with the Red Sox. However, the Yankees care that It didn't go any longer by hammering across four runs In the 12th to win 7 to S. Nick Etten and Johnny LindelL the pitcher who , was converted into an outfielder' this spring, were the siege guns for the Amer ican league! champions. Each drove in three runs including a pair apiece In the final frame with singles when' the Yanks loaded the bases twice. New Yrk 00 219 tut 9047 12 9 Boston 999 999 129 99 S 91 Chandler, Murphy (t) Dickey; Terry, Brown (9) Peacock. - : -j - , , and Momentito Winner SAN MATEO. Calif- April 29 XT)- Momentito, 's a ten to one choice, galloped off with the fea ture race at Bay Meadows track Thursday: under slow1 footing. GuS" Dye was in the ' saddle i aft 109 pounds. Bonamo, the favorite, ran sec ond weighted at 104 pounds, and the clever apprentice rider Pliney Hanson, up. Plaidlock was third. How They STAND. . . . From the Bleachers (Continued from page 12) CpL Phil, medical corps, US army, from base at El Paso, Texas. Both home same time and no polities or s triors pulled ... (Note the "CpW leading off brother Phil's name, toe.) ... Pvt. Mike Miller, havinx seen parts of Washington, Oklahoma and Kansas, Is now stationed at Gelger Field, Spokane ... Cheer up, the war's practically won. Dake Heulgate, one of those slide rule gents who f iggered foovalI statistics with the best of 'em, is new a lieutenant at the Santa Ana air base. And anyone who can figure out the sta tistics during football season can surely figure out hew to win the war . . . Lt. Charlie Gehringer, boss of the St Mary's Preflight nine and certainly one of the greatest second-sackers of all time, now plays only sparingly en his new club. Could be that Gehring er Is smart, as even he with his brilliant record could muff a pop up or boot a double-play baL And should such occur now, one of his cadet fledglings nught tongue-lash him with, "You blankety blank dope sire." ... OAST LEAGUE W L. Pet. " W L. Pet. Saa Dies S 3 .T37!Hollywd 4 1 J4 ham Aug S 3 .737 ISacrarat 3 .333 Portland 7 4 .638, Oakland 3 7 JOO Can Fran S 4 .600 (Seattle 3 7 .223 Thursday results: -At San Diego 1. Portland 0. At Sacramento U Seattle 0.. At Oakland 4. San Francisco t. At Hollywood 1. Loa Angeles li. AMEBIC AN LEAGUE W L Pet. W L Pet. New Yrk S 1 J33St Louis S 3 .400 Cleveland S 3 .714 Philadcl 3. S Washing 9 3 .825 Boston J S Detroit 4 3 .371 Chicago 14 .200 Thursday results: New York 7. Boston 3 (11 innings). Washington 5. Philadelphia 1. Detroit 3. St. Louis 3. Cleveland -Oucag-o postponed. NATIONAL LEAGUE ' W l Pet. W L Pet. Brooklyn S 1 .833; Pittsburg 3 4 .429 Boston J 2 .600Chicgo 3 Cincinna 4 3 .571 New Yk 3 St. Louis 4 3 J71Philadel 1 Thursday results: Brooklyn 4, Philadelphia 3. Cincinnati 6. Pittsburgh L Boston 8. New York i St Louis 4. Chicago 3 (12 innings) 4 4 : 4 .429 .333 MO AMEKICAN ASSOCIATION Louisville 3.- Columbus 3. Kansas City at St. Paul postponed. MUwalkee at Minneapolis postponed. Indianapolis at Toledo postponed. INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Rochester S. Baltimore 4. Montreal 7i Jersey City 2. f Toronto- S, Newark 1. Syracuse 2. Buffalo 1. SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION (AP) KnoxvUle 2, Atlanta 1. Nashville 7, Chattanooga 3. . PROMISING ROOKffi i - -.By Jack Sords IV . J J J Jfs i ' ' HANVEWSKI. SMoWu4d A Lot op PoMiS& Hec Sees Relay as Decider In Husky-Webfoot Track Go SEATTLE, April 29-P-Coach Hec Edmundson has been concentrating this week on developing a strong mile relay quar tet for the University of Washington track team which meets Ore gon here Saturday, and he said Thursday he thought the meet might be so close the relay would Timber Y7olves Debut, Punic DucIks4to3 Beau Bell's Double In 7th Nets Win. 1 EUGENE. Ore., April 2HAV Beau Bell, former Cleveland In dians and St Louis Browns in fielder, cracked out a double in ine seventh inning that scored two runs and gave the Camp Adair Timber Wolves a 4-1 victorv Thursday over the University of Oregon, Northern division base ball leader. It was the Timber Wolves first game of the season. Burlers noble and Karlisi dl Tided IXanager Jaek Knott's pitching assignment f e r the soldiers and shut the hard-hitting Webfoots down with seven blows. The Timber Wolves in turn smashed 11 off three Ore gon meundsmen. - The game had 'been, announced as canceled because of the wea ther at Albany, but was on again and shifted 'to Eugene at the last minute. . - - . - T. W10 lOt 200-4 11 S Oregon .00 ISO 000-S 1 4 . Hohle, Karlln (4) and Batter, Calhoun (7); Murphy, Lokan " (5), Saltsman (9) and Carlson. Truckin9 on Down Detroit Soph Solid Sende DETROIT, April 2-P)-VirgU Tire" Trucks, sophomore right hander, pitched his second suc cessive four-hitter Thursday to give the Detroit Tigers a S to 2 victory over the St, Louis Browns and a sweep of the curtailed two- game series. The Tigers made good use of three hits off Lefty Al Hollings- worth, with Rookie Dick Wake field driving home the winning run with a single in the sixth inning. .- St. Louis.001 100 000-2 4 1 Detroit 009 021 00X 2 2 1 Holllnrs worth, Caster (), and Hayes; Trucks and Parsons. IPaitd;ii'MaiW;ei?iimrto . On the Salem Golfer 1 By THE TOURNAMENT COMMITTEE : Some 30 players pitched and putted through the weekly whacky j get-together on the Salem : links yesterday evening with "No Bad Holes' the theme of the session. Playing the back nine and allowed to completely erase' their respec tive worse hole over the route. the meet if nothing else did away with such alibis as, "Well, if I hadn't had that one bad hole, etc." Bob Sederstrem snatched first prise with a right snappy 27 and George Scales and Bad Watter man deadlocked for second with 28s. Scale- later west via a snoot-off. r-? v--4-'- r Many of the 30 were close be hind the winners with such scores as 29, 30 and 31. Full handicaps were used by the participants. The three "beaten eights" of the first round ef the City Open In - progress, have been matched. In the first flight Stacey meets Painter; Goodwin , 1 tries Burns; Nash gees after -Thrush and Pekar attempts "to Jiang loss number two on Scales. , Third flight pairings: E. : O. Thompson vs. King; A. Gustafson Vs Grosso; - Kimmell vs. Helfeel, and Waterman vs. Estey. fifth flight: Kraus vs. Emlsn; ' Srhreeder . vs: Payne; IHrtins vs. Coppock, and Wood ; vs. Merrill. . . . All matches must of course be battled off not later than next Sunday night, May 2. BUI Bnslck has himself a new set ef dabs new. and plays no thing but strictly exhibition golf with em. lie put en his first shew yesterday, and reports say "He certainly went to town at least he left the course.' ' : Ex-Oregon Stater Whole SKotq As USC Plays FootfoaM v SAN PEDRO, Calif, April ZSMVSouthern California's Tro jans played a regulation football game Thursday before 3,000 cheering soldiers of Fort MacArthur and made quite a show of it. It was the windup game of spring practice by Coach Jeff Cravatirs boys, who are mighty glad they have a . former Oregon State player in their lineup. .Roy Cole, who transferred to USC from Corvallis,Ore was pretty much-the- whole-show,-- - "Cole, captain of the" Oregon SUte serabs In 1042. sparked . the - TreJans'Eed'. team to a U-pelat lead in the. first half, then changed sweaters and al most tied .the .score for the "Whites' in the second half. The Reds T wen the game, ; IS WU, Cindermen Meet Portland Coach Los Sparks trots out his Willamette university track and field team today for the first time, hustles 'em off to Portland and gets down to ser ious business with a dual meet against the Portland university ' Pilots. Southern Cal Would Foster Fistic Fiestd .it LOS ANGELES, AprU 29 The California , ahtletic commis sion Thursday night sanctioned a proposed summer boxing tourna ment in Los Angeles to determine the world's lightweight title. , Indications were that Leon i Zorita would aaeet Luther "Slugger White, Baltimore ne gro who seems to have reached his top form. In the Initial con test, r . ' . Other contenders who would be invited to participate are Sammy Angott, who retired as champion; Willie Joyce, Gary, Ind, negro, who holds a decision over Henry Armstrong, and Bob Montgomery and Beau Jack, recognised in New York state as the lightweight title holder. . . . decide it Three members of the 1942 relay quartet which was unde feated In northern division com petition are In school but only one of them, Gene Swansey, will be able to compete against Oregon. Suds Sutherland; one of the quartet. Is net In physical condition. Bob Smith, another, ' is undergoing a physical cheek up after rejection by the army, and his eligibility also is in doubt As replacements, Edmund son has been grooming freshmen and sophomores, with the starting quartet still in doubt Coasters Doin' Okeh at jGates LOS ANGELES, AprU 29 -P) Pacific Coast league baseball turnstiles are spinning at a prom ising clip, with attendance for the first seven playing days of the aeason totaling 83.144. Harry A. 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