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rOKTLANB, Sept 1 -aV
A umber ef Oregon lakes are
at Qm finm-rnfl for fishermen
bt plenty of rood spots remain.
The state tune commission's
weekly bulletin: .
Portland and vicinity: Salmon
fishing on the Columbia Is fair.
The best catches are itiH being
made off Smndial beach and be
tween Cerbett and BonneriHe
dam. ML Hoed area HI moaa
tain lakes in son 2 close Sept
ember IS. This Includes all lakes
within the ML Hood national
forest with the exception of the
Olallie and Monon lake green.
Willamette valleys Bass fish
ing on the lakes and streams has ,
been good. The central portion -of
the Willamette between Har
risburg and Eurene continues to
produce nice sized cutthroat and
rainbow. Fishing Is poor In the
lower reaches el the Santlam
doe to turbidity .from dam con
struction. McKenxie rirer fish
ing Is fair with a number ef good
catches being taken morning and
evening on Fall Caddis fly.
Coastal section: No good runs
ef silvers are reported in as yet
Sports fishermen report fair cat
ches of salmon at Astoria. Win
chester bay b fair lor silvers.
Blueback fishing has slacked off
moot of the streams.:
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perch blucgill and catfish are
stQl being taken In abundance
on all the central coastal lakes.
Southern Oregon: Upper Segue
Steelhead fishing is still Im
proving, but not yet good In the
Grants Pass to Galice area. Trout
fishing is good on single eggs on
all sections of the main river.
Central Oregon: Many of the
lakes In this area Including East
and Paulina close September 15.
Reports on waters that remain
open until October 15 are as
follows: Wickiup reservoir bait
i fishing has produced more fine
limit catches. Todd lake reports
show limits of brook trout tak
en on dry flies. The Waldo lake
area closes September 15. There
Is still fishing in the Square lake
i croup. Elk. Cultus, Mud, and
Devil's lake which remain open.
Deschutes river Trolling en the
Harper bridge area has yielded
many nice catches. - The Little
Deschutes Is low and clear and
fly . fishing, .has, yielded nice
browns. The lower Deschutes
near Madras has produced good
catches of largo rainbow. -,
SBC Barbecue
Honors 'Cats
Big Turnout Examines
New Football Stadium
Close to 250 Salem sports boost
ers turned out last night at new
Ca1m RrMVfact liiK Barbecue
In honor of the Willamette foot
ball team and coaching staff.
Main point of Interest for the
assemblage was the new, finely
turfed Cat grid field and the Im
posing edifice which is almost-
completed mccuuoca sxaaiunv ,.:
WTJ Mentor Chet Stackhouso
detailed features of the new sta
dium to-the gathering. One of the
stellar attractions In the new
structure Is a press box which
rates with any in the Northwest
In matter of visibility.
Stackhouse briefly discussed the
Bearcats season prospects and his
tone , was neither optimistic nor
extremely pessimistic. ,
the hardest and longest scrim-,
mage since the training grind be
gan. and at the windup Stack
house said the work of his squad
. Among the men who stood out
In the Thursday workout were
Jack ads,' tackle from Kenne-
wick. Wash- Don WHson, a guard
who finished at Salem high four
years ago; and Ralph Onzuka,
diminutive Junior scatback, who
looks like he may be one of the
Cats top open field threats. Best
all-around back thus far over the
training ached has been veteran
Al Minn.
Light drills are due today be
fore the full length lntra-squad
scrimmage Saturday afternoon at
. 2:30 on McCuHoch field.
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AH 18 registered hot rod radfof pilots Thursday were waiting on
Referee Pat Vidan's starting green flag that will send them toward
the 1950 Oregon Roadster racing championships Saturday night at
Hollywood BowL Vldan will get the time trials started at eight o'clock
for both Class A and B entries.
Sacred Heart
At Mt. Angel
The Sacred Heart Academy Carl
dinals swing into the ;950 football
season tonight at ML .Angel In an
eight o'clock mix with Gene Bar
rett's Mt, Angel Preps. ' 1
Coach Don Vandervort of the
Cards has named a starting lineup
to include Dick DeRosier and Jim
Dimpewolf as ends, Ed Brown and
Bob Cowan -as tackles, John Hoy
and Paul Riley as guards, Vern
Daniels as center, Jim Wiemals as
fullback. Cooney is the team's top
offensive threat.
Barrett's tentative starting elev
en includes Jim Turin, Hal Kottre.
Howie Wurdinger, Dick Harris,
Dick Zeis, Tom Schwab, Jim An
derson, Karl Schmerber, Bob Da
Vis, Harry Erwert and Wes Light-
loot. :
Cougar Pair Stand Out
PULLMAN, Wash, Sept.
-Bob Gambold'i boomiiig punts
and the defensive sharpness ' of
Capt. Lavern Torgeson featured
the football news from the Wash'
ington State college campus today.
Gambold, a 200-pound senior
lots ' also been shaping up as the
top Cougar passer. Torgeson Is
zus-pound center .who stands as
the bulwark of the Cougar line.
WSC opens Sept. 23 in a night
game against Utah State at Logan.
McCULLOUGH VANISHES AGA
SEATTLE. Sept. 14 Van
lshing Anse McCullough of the El
Monte, caul, McCuilougns, ap
parently has done it again. The
regular University of Washington
quarterback in 194S, was-missing
from training drill for the second
day in a row today. Coach Howie
Odell said he did not know where
McCullough
Trophy dashes for both classes, as
well as heat romps of seven laps
each will follow-Then will come
the 251ap Class B championship
race and the grand .finale, the 75
lap Class A mainer that will bring
to its winner the coveted 1950 title.
Leading favorites for the victory
in the latter event are Lean Len
Sutton in his No. 27 swifty, Ernie
Koch at the wheel of the No. 1 car,
Bullet Bob" Gregg wholl be at
the controls of the capable No. 9
buggy, Howard Osborn inr his No.
44 special and Max Humm in the
75 car. They 11 oi course oe eon-
tested hotly by such other notables
Wild Bui Hyde. Crash Tlm-
mings and Dar Moore, not to men
tion Paul Kamm and Don Rad-
bruch who have been Invited up
from the Bar area, and the three
top drivers beckoned to come down
from up around Seattle.
Inasmuch as the A mainer Is so
Inn?, nit stons for refueling, ore
phinlring etC Will UO OOUDt De
necessary. All of which should add
greatly to the interest in the race.
Extra laree nurses and prizes nave
been lined up xor tne saturoay
card, added incentive for the pi
lots, f .
Thero win be no hike in ad
mission fees for the big event.
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WOODBURN, Sept 14 -(Spec
ial)- The Woodburn Bulldogs open
their 1950 football season hero
Friday at 2 pan. in a game with
the rugged Hood River Blue Dra
gons, annually a top prep grid
threat in the state. The Dragons!
posted a triumph over Woodburn
at Hood River last season.
After having herded their
charges through strenuous drill
sessions all week Coaches Chuck
Sheron and Marshall Barbour of
the Bulldogs have named the
opening Woodburn lineup as fol
lows: Jim Vandehey and Darrell
Labsch ends: Clayton Sea ton and
Howard Zurlinden. - guards; Jim
Hall and Tommy Belleaue. tack-
les; Chuck Ruud, center; 1 Scott
Odgers, quarter; Lyle Henderson,
full, and Andy luce ana ien
Pavlicek. halves. Some last-min
ute changes might be made by
Headman Sheron.
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Willamette Valley League wing
man last season will be at his
flank position today at Weed
born when the Bulldogs play
Hood Riveri Bine Dragons In a
2 pjn. grid opener.
Canadian Boat
To Seek Record
INGERSOLL. OnL. Sent. 14-GP
-Harold Wilson, owner and driver
of Miss Canada IV. said today he
plans to try to smash the world
speedboat record at PIcton, Ont,
sometime around the end of Sep
tember. The record of 160 miles
an hour is held by the American
boat Slo-Mo-Shun. owned bv
ssianiey sayres.
Miss Canada was reoorted to
have touched an estimated 165 in
a trial run on Lake Muskoka this
summer. Slo-Mo-Shun hit 160 ear
lier this year.
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SILVERTON. Sept 14 -(Spec
ial)- Coach Murl Anderson's Sil-
verton saver r oxes waae mw
their 1950 football schedule here
on McGinnls field Friday night at
eight o'clock, with the Beaverton
Beavers as the opposition. Bea
verton won the game at Beaver
ton last season. -
Anderson's light and green
squad, with only five lettermen
on hand, are picked to take a
thumping In the opener here. But
some fine spirit has been show
in practice, drills and the Foxes
are pointing to an upset.
Anderson's starting lineuprLoel
Wright and Jim Coper, ends; Al
Blake and Norm Qualey, tackles;
Ed Montgomery and Don Ander
son, guards; Bill Woodall, center,
and Jim Lance, Larry Lincoln,
Bob Robbins and Rick Johnson,
backs. Lincoln,' Lance, Cooper,
Woodau and Wright are the veterans.
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Bill was the fact that the pinks would not show any Interest at all in
any other fly pattern. -
Seems even the pink salmon of the remote north country liko
a red feathered weapon better than the rest of the offerings In the
. fly line, lfaybe It has the same effect as waring a red shirt la
front of a boll Is supposed to have.
Up to Kids if They Want Another Tourney
On October 11. illSt a month and a half wv th mmnwf Bnrl-
ing regulations go out and the winter rules go into effect. Along about
that time the first steelhead should bo taken which reminds us that!
some of the local youngsters have been needling us about a return
match on the Statesman Junior Steelhead tournament.
. If the tournament is held again this year it will be only by popu
lar demand or the young steelheaders. There is not much use in I
gatnering a lot of prizes together if only a half dozen kids will get to
fish. Get a promise (in writing) from dad .to take you steelheading a
time or two and then let us know what you think of the Idea. If we
get enough letters from you young anglers wanting the tournament
wo can take them to the boss and have good evidence that you want
another tournament So . . . unless you have writer's cramp from go
ing back to school ... get busy with the pen and paper and drop a
letter or a card to "Coin After Em," Oregon Statesman, Salem, and
in us juiow wnax you want. -
Ur. Schulmerich Doing a Burn
Seems wo have been talking out of tsra on the pigeon shoet-
- tng being good In the Salt Creek area. Wo learn that the Salt'
Creek area Is now In a game refage and that pigeon shooting bad
better net be good. Wo suggest that yea get ft copy of the new .
19M Hasting Laws and look Inside. The area Is listed smder the
Mill Creek reimgo. Folk eotuity. It gtres the boundaries of the new
refage. Evidently some of too shot-gsnners did not know of this
new refage and were shooting where they hid shot for yean.
Also learned that the favorite pigeon shooting grounds (the best
spots) at the mouth of the Nestucca have been leased by a group of
(sportsmen?) from Portland. Wes Schulmerich, former' Beaver foot
baller now residing at Beaver, Ore. came forth with that bit of InfoJ
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