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Deschutes, Rogue, NortKeast Offer Best Angling Prospects
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PORTLAND, Aug. 15-aVTb i Southwest: Sofne river trout Central: little Deschutes river mostly small fish caught toig Lava
Rtat Game, commission's weekly fishing' is civ fair with the best has been fairly good to the Cres- lake is slow. Daris lake is poor,
fishing bulletin: cxtches reported from headwaters, cent area. Big Deschutes river has Wickiup reservoir is providing
Northwest: Fishing in the Me- tributaries, and lakes. The water been generally food on trolling: some success with trolled Oat fish
Kenric. Sarftiam. Clackamas, and lis very low and clear.; Steelbead with flashers and worms. Sow or worms with flashers. J
tipper Willamette rivers is slow, fishing on single eggs in the upper good steelbead catches have been Northeast: Excellent catches of
Bait is best during the day. Caddis Rogue has produced very good picked op on the Big Deschutes Zastert Brook have been made
fliM r a rrmrf lure in the veninr. catches. Good catches of rainbow in the Mauoin area and the lower with dry flies at Unit. Horseshoe,
.Mountain lakes are best for eve- and cutthroat are being made on Deschutes is reported good for Razz, Green, Cheval, Long, and CHICAGO. Aug. 16-(VTbe awesome Cleveland Browns, cham
ning fly fishing. Water is very low troll in Florence lake. Salmon fish, steelhead on spinners and grass- Steamboat lakes. High lake; anglers pions of professional football, tonight were installed as It point fav
and warm In the coastal streams ing is poor at Winchester bay. hoppers. Anting in the central are urged to use catch record cards orites to defeat the college all-stars; of 1S50 in the 18th annual gun
and trout fishing is generally poor Bass fishing in tbe coastal lakes is Oregon lakes nas been poor j to' oo ail tugn lake trips. - .- I "nu,,uw iusdi. -
good. Bluebaclr. fishing is fair in fair. Elk and 2ftud lakes have been - soutneast: BUtzen river is pro- The corneal mausurauns
the SiusUW and lower Lmpqua poor. Waldo lake is lair to food, riding good catches on bait and 1951 gridiron $eason, will be wit
rivers. Steelhead angling is fair at North and South Twin lakes are fair evening fry fishing. Emigrant nessed by upwards of 80,000 spec-
' Steamboat and Winchester. All both slow. Good catches are re- creek Is fair lor small ramoow on
with some fair catches in the Wil
ton and Nestucca riven. Blueback
and Silver Salmon catches in the
lower reaches of the coast streams
are slow. Salmon fishing at As- angling is
toria is good. Umpqua.
poor on the
south ported at little Cultus lake. Big bait Good evening fly fishing con-
Cultus has been only xairwitn tmues at Fisn lake. ,
I tators in flood-lighted oicuer
field with millions viewing the
battle on television sets or listen-
M Belfer tuna from baseball
broadcasting te eae ef the first
football create ef the fall season
wbea he calls the play-by-play
fsr the AO-star feetban game be
tween the Clevelaad Brewas and
the btereeUegiaie areata ef 15.
The game will be aired ta Salem
ever xsui starting at 1
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Etatovl Bfwmm Ember
Stock Racers
In Local Meet
Set
Promoter Mike Carry last night
announced the driving lineup for
the stock car racing meet Saturday
night at Hollywood bowl, listing
19 pilots and their mounts. From
two to six additional entries are
expected before eight o'clock Sa
turday night, when the time trials
are scheduled to get under way.
Leading the lineup for the bowl
program is Burly Bill Weimann
and the' No. S Ford, a 1949 modeL
Welman and his battered but
swift white Ford have been a rug
ged combination to beat for' -the
rest of the stock car drivers. Her
schel McGrif f downed Weimann in
the 50 -lap main event the last
time the stocks were here, but Mc
Grif f is now in the east and won't
be able to show Saturday night.
Such other stock driving vets
as Jimmie Wflxerson, Ray Elliott,
Bill Amick, Bud Emra. - Gordy
Haines and Armond Mill en are in
eluded in the lineup, however, and
all will be aiming for the rotund
favorite.
Drivers and their cars now re
gistered by Carty: I (1948 Ply
mouth) WUkerson. -2 (1950 Ford)
Haines. 3 (1949 Ford) Weimann.
5 (1943 Ford) Elliott. (1949
Olds) Amick. 8 (1950 Mercury)
Wally Gervais. 9 (1949 Olds) Bud
Emra. 10 (1949 Ford) Keith OUen.
12 (1949 Chevrolet) Jimmy
Watts. 14 (19S1 Nash) Len Sutton.
15 (1949 Ford) Max Humm. IS
(1949 Plymouth) Chick LaLond.
20 (1949 Plymouth) driver to be
named. 22 (1948 Ford) Jeff Bell.
44 (1949" Chevrolet) Millen. 76
(1949 Olds) Don McEllish. 88
(1949 Olds) Ford Trimble. 85
(1950 Ford) Stan Anderson.
As an added feature of the meet
eight 2-mari motorcycle ' riding
teams are to engage in a balloon-
busting contest. Two riders Will be
on each cycle, one driving and the
ether trying to break balloons
clinging to the opposing riders.
Paper batons,' with broom-sticks
enclosed, ' are used in the contest
The ' balloon-busting spree has
J i roved a big hit with Portland
ans this season. There is a good
possibility that Racing Referee
Pat Vidan, an expert on a motor
cycle, may enter the contest.
Torigayt Far Too Tiny,
So Judged the Limey a
- NEW YORK, Ag. ll-WVThey
wasted ta swim the channel se
briay, bat officials said no, you're
Bach too tiny.
Se the aids came 'back on
plane today, with their parents.
Elisabeth and Rassell Tengay.
The sister aad brother who were
t have made the big dive are
foar-year-oid Kathy, aad "Babba,
Just five.
. The father said they'd soon ge
west, en a movie -making qaesL
Then they bearded an afternoon
flight: they get heme to Miami,
Fuu, tonight. .
Today's Pilchers
NATIONAL XXAGUX: Brooklyn at
Boston Z. twl-aigM Roe (!- and
PodbieUn (1-J va Sara 4-13 1 and Sur
koot -9), New York at Philadelphia
inlcbtt Corwin J-0 -vs Church 112-
, Chicago at Pittsburgh (night)
Kelly (n va Queen (4-7) or Law
(3-S. St. Louis at Cincinnati (night)
Lanier -) vs Wehmeler (3-4). !
AMERICAN LEAGUE: Cleveland at
Chicago FcUer (l-4 and Chak
ales (S-3 vs Fierce (li-iot and uum
pert (S-4). Detroit at SU Louis (night
Cray (3-10) vs McDonald i-3.
Boston at Washington (night Wight
(S-S)jvs Marrero (11-S). Philadelphia
at isew Tom (tugm) uooper (T-fl)
ts jteynoras or urtrmn
Look and Learn S
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1. Does anything move faster
than heat radiation?
2. What substance from milk is
used for making glue, sizing, and
elastics?
3. Who became president of tbe
U.S. whenMcKlnley was assas
sinated? i
4. Of what country is Helsinki
the capital city?
5. What well-known bird . can
fly backwards? . .
. ANSWERS
1. No. Light, heat, . and other
forms of electromagnetic waves
have the same speed; which can
not be exceeded.
2. Casein, or milk protein.
S. Theodore BoosevelL
4. Finland. .
8. Hummingbird. -
Thanksgiving Days have been
observed in America on various
dates ever since November, 1921,
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May eater contest
Crbthers Tops
Ladies Action
Mrs. Morris Crothers with a 28
won the Class A division of the
Match vs. I Par tournament held
Wednesday:, at Salem Golf course
during "Ladies Day Tops In
B competition was Mrs. Ed Roth
with a 29. and in Class C Mrs.
Corky
Returns
To Mat Wars
Bearded Sol da t Gorkv. one' ef
the nastiest of the nasties in local
wrestling circles, and one who
has .not been in these parts in
many weeks, makes a return ap
pearance at the armory next Tues-
day night. Matchmaker Elton
Owen announces that the "Siber
ian Wolf Man" will tangle with
Frenchy Roy in the main mix! on
tne Tuesaav caro.
Tve been trying to get Soldat
and his brother Ivan back in the
Northwest for weeks, Owen in
cluded with his announcement,
"and have finally succeeded. Ivan
isn't here yet but will be along
later on." I
Although upset this week by
Kenny Mayne in a 'prelim shot
here, Roy was given the mainer
with Soldat on the strength of the
popular Frenchman's long series
of excellent matches in the local
bleep bin. That and the fact that
Owen wants to toss Gorky against
a top gladiator. ;
Prelims for the card will be an
nounced later by Owen. ; -
Millard Pekar with a 30 was in
first place. . f
Mrs. Robert Marr won the Class
D competition, a straight low net
event with a score of 75. That
score also won the weekly John
son Prize for Mrs. Marr. I , .
Ruth's Voice
NEW YORK. Aug. 16-(JV
Babe Kath'a voice ts aw part
ef tbe home ran king's shrine
ta basebairs hall af : fame at
CeoperstewB, N.T, :l I.:;.
A golden reeard ef Bath's
thank yoa- U the fans, a
brak en-voiced, earnest expres
alea ef araiitade to those hea
rtag hlssrea bis day, April 27,
1S47. at Yankee Stadium, was
presented te the ball ef fame
today by Prestdeat Vraak
White ef the Mataal . Bread
eaatlBg system. The record tbas
jeins ether kth asemeafM
saeh as eae ef the Babe's aal
farms, his spikes, bat, etc.
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The presentation was Bart ef
the network's broadcast trtbate
te Rath ea the third anniver
sary ef his death. Xath died
Aag. It. ma.
Vic Hockey Club
Placed on Block
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VICTORIA, B. C, Aug. lfj-(CP)-Lester
Patrick, owner of the
Victoria Cougars, announced this
afternoon that his franchise and
the 1951 Pacific coast j hockey
league champions were up for
sale.
hog to radios.! A total of MS sta
tions, a record for the event, will
carry aescripuon ot tbe contest
coast-to-coastJ Television will be
presented by 48 stations.
The kfekoff is schedulde for :15
PJtL. POT.
The Browns, defeated only six
times In five years of champion
shin competition, will enter the
contest with tremendous confi
dence. The alt-stars will be a par
ticular target for the professionals
since the collegians tnumpnea
over the Philadelphia Eagles, 17-7,
a year ago. - j
BASEBALL MOST DANGEROUS
CHICAGO,! Aug. 18-W-Base-ball
not boxing or football has
been the most dangerous sport in
New York City for the last 32
years. Dr. Thomas A. Gonzales of
the New York cniei mecucai w
Egyptian Wins
Channel Race
The Statesman, Scuam, Oregon. Friday, Aognst 17. 1351 9
Memorial Day. May 30. also. Scientists "tag insects wiht ra
known ' as Decoration Day, was j dioactive materials to study their
first observed in 1869. ; I travel ItaUtfc ? t !r :
DOVER. Eng. Aug. 18-LFV-A
husky Egyptian raced across the
English Channel in 12 hours and
12 minutes today to win the 1.000
(12.800) first prize in the London
Daily Mail's annual channel swim.
Hassan Hammad. 34, of Cairo,
clambered ashore at the foot of
Shakespeare Cliff tonight. He was
one minute ahead of Roger Le
Morvanf France.
i Le Morvan gets 500 ($1,400)
for seconc place.
i Brenda Fisher, 23 - year - old
English girl, won the 1.000 first
prize for women and apparently
set a new women's channel record
on her first try at it The judges
gave her time, subject to a re
check as 12 hours and 43 minutes.
The previous best time for a
woman swimmer -of the channel
was 13 hours, 23 minutes, by
Florence Chadwick of San Diego,
Calif- last year.
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The race was won last year also
by an Egyptian, Hassan Abd El
Return, in a record 10 hours and
49 minutes.
juries brought death to 43 players
from 1918 to 1950 as many as
fnrttHall and hoxinf deaths com-
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TRIBE VS. SOX
Today's major league baseball
broadcast over KOCO and the
Liberty Broadcasting Co.. starting
at 12:15 pjn will be the Cleve
land Indians at Chicago White Sox
American league clash. j
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