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Forecast: Fishing Good in Many Areas' for Weekend
DAILY AND SUNDAY
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fUhlnc In many areas was pre
dicted today by tie state am
commissi!! for weekend anglers.
The outlook by districts:
PORTLAND VICINITY: ML
Hood Area Stream fishing im
proving. Some good catches fee
ing made. : Twin lakes reported
excellent.
WILLAMETTE VALLEY:
Lane county Eugene : fair with
some good catches from vpper
Willamette river. Best results
from files. Reports from apper
lake area favorable with some
limit catches on both flies and
bsit Fern Ridge lake poor with
only a few catches being made.
Triangle lake good with some
ery nice bass takes plugs.
Upper Sinslaw river very poor,
water low j and clean McKenxio
river water condition excellent
Fishing fair on Horse creek and .
Blue river and good on South.
Fork of the McKenxie and Me
Kensie -vtrversv Prospects for
weekend good. " '
DESCHUTES AREA: Deschutes
county I Most lakes good with
exception of Davis and Elk lakes
which are just fair. Metolius
river good. Little Desehntes and
Upper Deschutes rivers wa
ter conditions good, catches fair.
Deschutes river near Maupin low
and clear. Luck just fair. White
river dear. Luck good.
COASTAL SECTION: ' TUla-
mook county all streams low
and clear; angling slow, few fish
taken last weekend. Prospects
for weekend only fair.. Lincoln
county conditions just fair so
fair but improving daily. Several
nice catches, of trout In Yaquina
and Alsea rivers by trolling.
Siletz river not very promising.
Large treat are taking flies in the
upper Tao ulna. At present stream
conditions; very favorable and
there should be some nice catches
of trout this week.
SOUTHERN OREGON: Jose
phine county Rogue river trout
fishing fair to good. Salmon fish
ing extremely poor. : Klamath
county Lake ' of the Woods
average to good catches made
ironing early In the morning with
ford fender. Fly fishing good in
the evenings with gray hackle,
black gnat and bocktail coach
naan best. Still fishing with eggs
and worms also good. Fish lake
excellent with eastern brook up
to one and one-half pounds and
rainbows sixteen and seventeen
lehes taken trolling. Fly fish
ing good in afternoon, still fish
ing poor. Four Mile lake road
still ia bad condition. Rainbows
seventeen inches up to four and
one-half pounds taken trolling.
Klamath lake good. Diamond
lake faiK North fork and south
for of Sprague river fair. Lost
river poor. Good results on flies
In Williamson river. Good results
on bait in Long creek.
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King Has Lead,
British Open
Bulla, Stranalian,
Locke Trail Pacer
SANDWICH, England, July 7 -()-Sam
King, the sole Briton to beat
n American in the 1947 Ryder
Cup matches, shot his way to the
front of the British open golf
championship today with the only
69 posted in wind and rain.
Ifis 71-69-140 gave the 38-year-"oM
Kent county professional a
two-stroke lead at the halfway
mark over his closest rivals among
the 30 other players including
Frank Stranahan and John Bulla
who qualified for the final 36
' jles tomorrow.
Only those with scores of 147
or better survived a bleak day on
tho 6,728-yard Royal St. Georges
course hard by the English chan
nel. Two other Britishers shared sec
ond place with 142 each. They
were Bill Shankland and Max
Faulkner.
Another stroke back came Rob
erto De Vicenzo of Argentina with
68-75-143 and Dick Burton of Bri
tain, the 1939 Open champion, with
73-70-143.
Bulla, Phoenix, Ariz., profes
sional now representing the West
moreland Country club of Pitts
burgh, Pa., and Stranahan, Toledo,
Ohio, amateur, remained- within
striking distance with 144 each.
Both had identical scores of 71-73.
Bobby Locke of South Africa,
the favorite before the tournament
started, slid to a 76 today after
bis 69 yesterday and got in with
a 145 but left himself plenty of
ground to make up,
Novelty 'Cost
Set by KOCO
The KOCO broadcast or to
i night's Salem-Spokane game at
I 8pokane will be novel indeed.
1 Operations are to be shifted to
the MKN Furniture Co. build-
! log at 1425 Edgewater street,
j West Salem, where 'Casters
I Bruce Williams and Dick Nason
will carry on amid bleachers,
I pop corn, hot dogs, "cokes," etc.,
jail donated free by the four
baseball broadcast sponsors, the
furniture company. Valley Paik
log Co.. Master Bread and Sa
lem Automobile Co.-
The broadiast, starting at ap
proximately 9:30 p.m, will be
freo to the public.
RIFLE MEET SET
LA. GRANDE, July 7 -MV The
Oregon state small bore rifle tour
nament will be held here Saturday
and Sunday, with about 65 con
tostants expected.
CHIN-UPPER TO SING
Chin-Up. member Opal Bayer.
West Salem, will sing over Chin
Up Chatter program on KOCO
tin Saturday between 3 and 4
p.m. A Chin-up friend, Mrs. P.
E. Thomas, will accompany her at
the piano.
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NEW YORK, July 7 -W- An
alleged "snubbing" of Pitcher Ken
Heintzelman brought the major
league all star game to its annual
boil today just five days in ad
vance of the playing date. The 33
year -old Philadelphia Phillies
southpaw, who has won 10 games
and lost only three, seems headed
for his finest big league season.
But when Boston Manager Billy
South worth announced his Na
tional league lineup Ken was not
listed.
Roars from the Phillies dugout
Mat Suspension
Irks Al Williams
Tattooed Al Williams the mat
toughie is an irked citizen these
days as he tries to make up his
mind whether to absorb a sus
pension in Salem or take on Sugi
Hyamaki in a judo jacket match
here next Tuesday night.! Wil
liams brought it on himself When
he illegally spilled the popular
ju-jitsu artist this week at the
armory. Matchmaker Elton Owen
heatedly informed Williams he
was suspended from wrestling in
Salem, unless he would accept a
Hyamaki challenge for a match
with: the "anything goes" judo
jackets.
Williams has until Saturday to
make up his mind. Owen is hold
ing back announcements for his
Tuesday card until Williams files
an answer.
at what tho players called a "snub"
of one of the league's top pitchers
were audible all tho way" to St
Louis. About the mildest cam
from Manager Eddie Sawyer: "It's
an injustice," he snorted.
A couple of others weren't so
temperate. "It'll serve them (the
National league) right if the
American league beats 'em 45-0,"
ono reporter quoted Pitcher
Schoolboy Rowe as saying.
Southworth, as manager of the .
defending National league champs.
has the right to pick his own pitch
ing staff. He named Don New-
combe, Preacher Roe and Ralph
Branca of the Brooklyn Dodgers,
Howie Pollet and George Munger
of the St. Louis Cards, Warren
Spahn and Vern Bickford from his
Boston team and Ewell Blackwell
of the Cincinnati Reds.
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By A. C Gordon
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