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PORTLAND, Or, Jan. XS-CavOrefon anglers won out today In
their pretests oro- proposed Jack salmon nantof refuiauons.
The State Gam wmimlssien decided to place the bag limit for
tfacka at 10 in one dar and M In possession from Oct. 1 to Nov. 1.
! Earlier tne commission naa pro-
Court Ruling
Favors Ryan
treXANX. Jam. 1-AP-At
torneys tmr Jean Baddy
India baseball ehsb ay-
la superior cemrt -today
wtta the round tentatively
to Ryaa. Jade C W. Greeaeash
aid he weald hare te study Ky
aa's complaint and Batter's cries
eeampiatet bat felt that the erees
dplslat weald he thrown eat.
The point of arrantent today
was whether Ryan had Indicated
an 'offer to sell' when ho filed
bis oomplslnl asking dissolution
of the partnership, appointment
of a receive and aoroautia of
the elaVs fanda,
posed a limit of two in? the winter
season.
Central Oregon fishermen also
won La their plea to the commis
sion to allow use of salmon eccs
ae bait in Cascade lakes. The com
mission had been considering a
ban on the ecu.
The commission also made some-
changes in season dates for the
Deschutes river, and created an
April 15-May 31 season for sal
mon on the Umpqua river with a
bag limit of one per week.
Night angling for catfish in the
Rogue river and tributaries was
prohibited. In zone 6 which in
cludes most of Klamath and Lake
counties the limit of spiny ray fish
was cut to 20 fish or 15 pounds a
day.
The riJJLSt
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dekrery . . . Owners report 3043
smiles pec gallon... Easier to
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noJoot lodejl
THB ANGLIA
Delivers at
Salens for
wKh fair warrant. Cease in for
Deeneaetratlea.
Valley Hotor Co.
XI Center
jph. I-X11T Salem
Vik Swimmers
Beat K-Falls
Salem High swimmers dunked
the Klamath Falls stroke team 49
to 17 Saturday morning in the
YMCA pool. The Vikings took
first in all the events.
Bill Allison of Salem was the
meets high point man with 114
points, getting these by winning
the 40 and 220 yard freestyle and
swimming on the winning four-
man relay.
Summary o event:
40 yd. irMstyW Allison (S). Shr
idaa (S). Ptnnigcr (KTK time 22.6.
100 yd. brraatrtroka Ullman I SI
Adam (KT). Nelson 3). Urn 111.
100 jrd. fraatU Peppw S. Clark
S. Smith (KT). Urn 11.7.
100 yd. backstroke . Hamblin (S)
Cook (KT). Sheridan (S). time 1 :09.
ne yd. freestyle Allison (S). Y an
us (KFI, Hamlin (S). time 2:42.7.
ISO yd. madia y relay Salem (Sheri-
aan. unman, Klinefelter, time 2:19.
ISO yd. freestyle relay Salem fPn.
per. DeBow. Allison. Hamblin). time
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Gehrmann Cops Mile Classic; Dwyer Ties Mark
NEW YORK, Jan. Z9 -()- Lit
tle Don Gehrmann of Wisconsin
eaptared the Wanamaker mile at
the Mlllreee indoor games te
night. coming from behind with
a terrific burst ef speed to pass
Willy Slykhals of Holland less
than ten yards from the tape.
A sellout crowd of more than
15.000 gave the national col
legiate champion a tremendous
ovation as he came pounding up
on the outside to snatch the vic
tory in his final strides In the
smart time of 4.09.5 and keep
the Wanamaker classic from
having Its first fprelgn winner.
John Twomey of the Illinois
Athletic dob finished third, less
than ten yards behind Slykhuis,
while Ins-Tar Bengtseon of Swe
den, victorious In his two prev
ious American a p p e a ranees,
wound up a poor last in the
field of six.
Gaston Reiff of Belgium, the
Olympic 5,009 meter champion,
made his American debut by
winning the two-mile ran in
8;56.1. fastest time re
corded on the boards since Greg
Rice, the world Indoor record
holder, retired half a doxen years
ago. The Belgian stepper also ex
hibited a brilliant finish and was
going away when he broke the
tape a good six yards In front
of the 8wedish Olympian, Erik
Ahlden.
The overflew throng earlier
had seen darkhorse Bill Dwyer,
former Brown university sprint
er, equal the world indoor rec
ord for the tO-yard dash as he
scored an' upset triumph In C-l
seconds.
George jGnlda of VUlanova,
unbeaten this season, - edged
Frank Fox of Seton Hall by two
yards In taking the Mel Shep
pard COO in 1:12.5.
Harrison Dillard of Cleveland,
Ohio, won the 60-rard high
hurdles, as expected, stepping
the high sticks In 7.5 seconds.
Tom Comerford of Manhattan
led all the way to take the 880
yard run for his fifth straight
triumph of the season.
Ace Admiral Captures
$100,000 Anita Event
ARCADIA, Cal., Jan. 2MP-Ace Admiral won the $100,000 Santa
Anita Maturity before 32,000 fans today, with Rose Beam second and
Dinner Gong third.
Ace Admiral, leading from wire to wire, ran the mile and one-
quarter in 2:02 15. Vulcan s Force
Duck Clubbers
Meet Monday
The Salens Dack elah.
of University of Oregon alumni
aad enthusiasts, will meet Mon
day night. JO. at the Marion ho
tel. Duaaor aad refreshment wfll
he served daring the evening and
movies shown of Cotton Bowl ae
tlon and other highlights of the
IMS grid seaeoa.
Gty Quintets
Battle Monday
CITT LXAOUX STANDINGS
rtcaa DtTlstea)
L. Pet. W L Pet.
Warners 1 1 JOOi Market I 1 -00
Karpets 1 1 JOfflArrow at. l l -
KnlChta 1 1 JOWVaL Mot. 1 1 JOt
( rn-st nail winner i
(NaUeoal Dtrtsisa)
w f . t w I Pet.
Kav. Res 2 1.000, Marines 1 1 .500
Sophs 1 1 JOOiHdq. D. 1 1 MO
M-Ward 1 I jwnm. uo. a .uw
( rirst naif winner)
GAME GROUP MEETS
ALBANY Approximately 510
persons . were present for the an
nual banquet of the Santiam Fish
and Game association held Fri
day evening, while another one
hundred were unable to be accom
modated. James H. Bond, author
or uut of the Yukon" was guest
speaker and also showed a motion
picture of Alaskan wild life and
scenery, which he had taken while
on a trip into that area last summer.
Owls are not related to hawks
and falcons although for many
years it was believed they were.
tftoxttna
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FAHI2ERS IIISOriAIICE GDOUP
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Rave up te 39 oa the combination of
all iasarance - coverages Liability
Ffrev Theft St Comprehensive Collision
and Medicals We welcome year in
ausrr 4o compare the peeariuaas yea are
repaying with those we ha to to offer.
DILL OSKO
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bill oaxo
Dht. Mgr.
Atnrrn division Quint in the
City Basketball league, every one
of them deadlocked ior me ieaa
with one win and one loss after
the first two sessions in second
round play, collide again Monday
night at Leslie. Here s tne way
they play, starting at seven
o'clock: Karakul Karpets vs. Ar
row Mill, Knights of Columbus
vs. Warner Motors and vauey
Motors vs. Twelfth Street Market.
The National divuioners go at
Wednesday, in nursuit of the
leading and unbeaten Naval Re
serves who won the first halt
title. Their games, starting at sev
en: National Guard vs. Marines,
Montgomery Ward vs. Salem Soph
omores and Naval Reserve vs.
Headquarters Detachment, Na
tional Guard.
was fourth in the field of 12 in
this race reserved for four-year-olds.
Acs Admiral, owned by Mrs.
Elizabeth Graham of New York
collected a net purse of 185,200.
The winner paid $0.70, $3.40 and
$2.50. Rose Beam returned $S.20
and $4-10; Dinner Gong $3.70.
Jockey Johnny Gilbert was aboard
Ace Admiral.
Make-up man broke on top but
Ace Admiral quickly overhauled
him and went on to win by a half
length over Roso Beam.
Ace Admiral was coupled with
Solidarity. Rose Beam, ridden by
Michael Caffarella, was coupled
with the Fox-Catcher's Manyunk.
Dinner Gong had Eddie Arcare
aboard.
Vandals Upset
Cougar Quint
(Continued from page 14)
But George Key hit a long side
shot and Bob wheeler followed
with a free throw to make It 35
to 2$ for Idaho. Gayda's free
throw reduced the Idaho advan
tage to five points but Bob
Pritchett tipped in a rebound and
Joe Grove added a free throw
to put the Vandals well in front
with a minute remaining.
It was the second defeat in 20
games for WSC. The Cougars' only
other loss was to UCLA in a pre
season tournament. The Cougars
had won five straight conference
games.
Portland Loses
Softball Show
CHICAGO, Jan. 29 -P)- The
American Softball association,
meeting here in annual session,
today awarded its men's world
tourney to Little Rock, Ark. The
tourney date was not immediately
set. but will be around mid-September.
-,
Although no action was taken
on the women's world tourney,
the executive committee probably
will award this to Portland, Ore.
OSCs Defeat
Husky Outfit
(Continued from page 14)
The Huskies began fouling, try
ing to get the ball, and first Pet
ersen and then Ballantyne scored
on free throws to give the Staters
their final margin. The Huskies'
inability to convert free throws
cost them the game. They sank
only 3 of 15 chances. They also
gave the Beavers 28 foul shots.
The Beavers were off in gift shoot
ing, too, but managed to dunk 13.
Washington had the margin in
field goals. 21 to 18.
Oregon State led through much
of the early part of the game, but
faded just before the half, and
Washington held a 28-12 margin
at the intermission.
White led the scoring with 14
points. Ballantyne had 13 for the
winners.
Washlaftea 4i)
VndnbsJ
Hnson.i S
Mallory 3
Soriano.
White. 7
Ameson.f 4
Mauser. 0
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s s cranaaiLf 4
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4 S Kinney X
t 7' Watt. c S
5 SITorrey. " 1
3 14!BaUntyn.f 4
S SlSUperx 1
1 o: Snyder. f t
(Petersen. t
lUnarsoa3 1
tp
3 13
Totals II'IUU Totals II 13 13 4S
Free throws missed: Washington
Vandenburf 3. Hanson. MaUory,- Sorr
lano 3. white 3, A meson. Oreson
State CrandaU S. Kinney. Watt 3, BaJ
lantrne 3. Super.
Infantile paralysis is an anci
ent disease, with Sir Walter Scott
among the noted victims.
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Tno Stcrleeanoiv Solom) Oregon, Sunaxr, Jcmiiarr M,
Pitts Purchase
Girds9 Dickson
PITTSBURG It, Jan. 2-()-The
Pittsburgh Pirates stepped up their
1949 rebuilding plans today by re
leasing catcher Clyde Kluttz and
buying pitcher Murray Dickson
from the St. Louis Cardinals. The
purchase price for the 31-year-old
Dickson, a slim right-hander,
was not disclosed. Fred M. Saigh,
new . principal . stockholder of the
Cards, completed the deal by
telephone late today with A. Roy
Harney, Pirate general manager.
Circuit Judges $
Given Cases
Chief Justice Hall S. Luk of
the state supreme court Ssturday
assigned Circuit Judge D. N.
Mackay of Condon j to Deschutes
county to hear the case of Robert
A. Kohfield vs W. Ej Shaver et al.
in which Judge Ralph S. Hamilton
is disqualified. -j - , I
Judge Charles H. Combs, Lake
view, was assigned jto Klamath
county to hear the case of Har
rington vs Harrington, in place
of Judge D. R. Vandenberg.
Bonis
rs -.'Attention!
jni noss' luiicii
(Located in Capital Bowling .Alleys)
la Serving Special Home Lunch at Noon .
Horn Made Soup Pies Cakes Beef Stew - Chill
lt$ Your Loss if You Fail to Try It
25c B0V7LIUG to 8 P.M. 250
Week Dart Except Saturdays. Hvaadajn and JfoUdari
WWI No Rtoir Tirasfle-Dira amrafeDGS
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Rodeo Star Dies
MADRAS, Ore., Jan. 29 - (IP) -One
of America's top rodeo cow
boys of a dozen years ago died to
day of a heart attack.
He was Tom James Dunn, 47,
known universally to rodeo fans as
Shaniko red. His peak in rodeo
winnings came in 1937 when he
was claimant of the National bull
dogging championship.
ILLTNI ON TOP
CHAMPAIGN, 111., Jan. 29-UP-Illinis
basketball team staged a
sensational comeback drive tonight
to hand Minnesota's Gophers their
first defeat in 14 games. 45-44. The
win gave Illinois possession of first
place in the Western conference
with a record of four wins and no
losses. Minnesota now has 5-1.
RAINIER PAIR SIGN
SEATTLE, Jan. 29-(;P-The Se
attle Rainiers announced receipt
today of the signed contracts of
Al Lyons, right-hander from I the
Boston Braves, and Thaddius Del
Guercio, outfielder from the Boa
ton Red Sox system.
SON BORN TO BUKSONS
News of the birth of a son to
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Burson, Van
couver, Wash, has been received
here. The 8-pound 5-ounce boy
is a grandson of Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Jackson, 1153 Columbia st.
He was born at St Joseph's hos
pital in Vancouver January 24.
WSC ss
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dar? bid .f
Gaston.f
Prhmj
Buttonx
Arndtx
Hamlltn.g
Elliotts
Mangls.
Vfataya.g
Foxley.
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ft pf tp fs ft pf tp
S t IS Pritchett.f S I 2 7
1 4 1 Ry.f 3 2 3 S
0 0 O Gunnells.f 10 9 2
1 1 3 Irons.f 1113
B 1 Oi StaUwth.c 3 4 4 10
1 S liWheeter.c 0 13 1
1 1 1 Bnmhall.g 2 0 3 4
2 2 2 Grove .g 12 3 4
I 0 5;Unck.g e 0
0 0 Mead.f 1 0 2
1 0 1 Chrstnsn.g 0 0 9
0 1 Oi
Totals 9 14 22 32 Totals 19 11 IS 41
Free throws missed: WSC Arndt,
Gayda 2. Button 2. Prehm: Idaho
Pritchett 3. Mead..Linck 2. Stall worth.
Brimhall 3. Groves
Officials: HaU Lee and Al Lightner.
Table of Coastal Tides
Tides for Tart, Oregon, compiled by
U.S. Coast at Geodeue Survey. Port
land, Oregon.
Jan.. HIGH WATES LOW WATZR
Tlroa Ht. Time Ht.
30 27 a.m. 9.3 7:01 a.m. 3.1
12:90 p.m. S.S 7:55 p.m. -0.2
31 2:39 ajn. 9.S 7:49 a.m. 3.0
1:2S p.m. S.9 S:24 p.m. 0J
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