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States to Get
Federal Fund
'.Game, Fish Projects
To Be Given Boost
WASHINGTON Ml Allocation
to the 48 states o J16.084.516 in
federal aid funds for wildlife and
sport fishery restoration and de4
velopment projects was announced
Wednesday by Secretary of the In4
terior.McKay. '
State game departments have;
been apportioned $11,784,600 for
. restoration land development of
wildlife resources in the year endi
ing next June 30 under the Pitt-man-Robertson
Act. States have
to contribute not lest than 25 per
cent of costs for projects which
must be approved by the secretary
Sports fishery work got 14,299,916.
The wildlife total to the states is
$1,759,494 greater than last year's
allotment. ; ; , ' i
The territories received the max-j
imum amounts permitted under
law, $75,000 for Alaska, $29,000 for
Hawaii and $10,000 each to the!
Virgin Islands and Puerto Rico.!
The fund comes from the 11 per;
cent federal excise tax on sporting
arms and ammunition. levied on
manufacturers. McKay said a total
of $12,147,534 : was credited to the!
fund in the year ended June 30
and all of it has been aJloted for
distribution to the states land ter
ritories and to meet cost of ad-f
ministering and Pittman-Robertson
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Increased Allotment 1
The appointment for sports fish
cry restoration projects ijs an in
crease of $1,791,389 over last year.
These funds are allotted Under the
Dingell-Johnson Act and come
from a 10 per cent exise tax on
fishing rods, creels and other equip
ment, paid by the manufacturers.
Under this program states sub
mit projects to the Fish and Wild
life Service and, after approval,
carry them out, putting up at least
25 per cent of the cost They file
reimbursement claims With the
service for the remaining' 75 per
cent of the costs. i
Under both wildlife and fish pro
grams a formula is used In allot
ting the money to the states which
takes into .consideration the ratio
of the area of a state to that of the
entire country and tfce i-atio of
hunting or fishing license j holders
in a state to the total for all states.
Top allocations are limited to five
percent of the fishery fund.
; By states, the allocation include:
Wildlife funds: Oregon $288,637,
Washington $314,483.
Sport fishery funds: Oregon $92,
832. Washington $101,620.
Veeck Studies
Coast Cities
(Continued from Prec. Page)
. But a league committee of four
owners told Veeck that it could
not approve Los Angeles or San
Francisco individually. The owners
take the view that having just one
major league club on the Pacific
Coast would present too many
nrrkHlom frrtm s traval eanlniinf
it.
m
The Browns president apparent
ly is out collecting facts and wi
report back to the committee
was reported that Kansas City
i
Baltimore. Toronto, Minneapolis
and St Paul and possibly ,some
Texas cities are interested in
Veeck's plans.
, There were a number of stum
bling blocks as far as Los Angeles
is concerned. No4 is the need for
an adequate ball park. P. K. Wrig
ley, owner of the Los Angeles An
gels in the Pacific Coast League
and the Chicago Cubs, appear to
be cool to any idea of selling Los
Angeles' Wrigley Field because of
the possible adverse effect on the
PCL and the Angels.
The president of the Coast
League. Clarence Rowland, claims
the PCL would suffer irreparable
damage if Los Angeles" or San
Francisco should be lost to a big
league club. The PCL wants major
league classification for its entire
circuit
Harrison Draws
With New Yorker
CHICAGO un Tireless Tommy
Harrison of Los Angeles and light
heavyweight Jimmy Slade of New
York fought to a 10-round draw
in a lack-luster bout in Chicago
Stadium Wednesday night.
Only in the last round did both
fighters open up with all they had,
but by that time they were so
weary from wrestling each other
in a cream-puff punching duel that
little damage was done.
Both missed wildly and neither
landed a solid blow throughout as
Jleferee Frank Gilmer frequently
urged them on to fight it out.
No S
Too Larcae
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We Pitk Up and Deliver for Doily, Fol '
Dependable Service to end Frm
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OAKLAND AND ALL WAY POINTS
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Tough Competition at H-Boicl
JlflcErtff Enters Stock
Car Program Saturday
Herschel McGriff, unquestionably one of the best stock car
auto racing drivers in the land, has entered Saturday night's Holly
wood Bowl program here, it was announced yesterday by Valley
Coach Greets
Vik Hopefuls
Around 60 Salem High School
football candidates were present
Wednesday night as Coach Lee
Gustafson held an orientation
session in preparation for the
start of regular drills Monday.
This year's squad will include 26
returning lettermen.
Gustafson and his aides will
issue equipment today and Fri
day and the aspirants also will
take physicals. Two-a-day drills
are due starting Monday, one
session being set for 9- a.m. and
the other for 3 in the afternoon.
The Vikings open their 1953
'campaign on Sept 11th in a mix
at Portland against Cleveland
High.
Gustafson has made an appeal
to all sophomores with gridiron
inclinations to turn out Monday.
.The Vik mentor points out that
I these same, sophs will in two
I years be divided between the
i 14th Street school and the new
South Salem school and thus
jlots of JV members this year
I may be playing varsity ball for
one or the other in 1955.
Dodgers Take
l2tli straight
(Continued from Prec. Page)
Red Sox beat Philadelphia 6-4. Wil
liams' drive with a man aboard
changed the score from 4-3 Phila
delphia to 5-4 Boston,
i Detroit won its second straight
from Cleveland 4-2. Lefty Billy
hoeft broke his personal four
game losing streak although he
fallowed 11 hits. The Cleveland runs
came on homers by Wally West
lake and Early Wynn. It was the
first time the Tigers had beaten
Vynn in thref years,
j A home run1 by Frank Thomas
In the eighth inning helped the
Pittsburgh Pirates pin the 11th de
feat) of the season on Curt Simmons
b-3 The lefthander has won 10.
: At St. Louis it was "Red Schoen
dienst" night and the Cardinals
second baseman celebrated with a
single, double and triple but it
wasn't enough for his clubs, which
lost to Chicaga 5-3. Clyde McCul
bugh homered for the Cubs with
one on iff the second and , Steve
Bilko homered with the bases emp
ty for St Louis in the sixth.
WAR UNION WINNER
j SEATTLE i War Union, an
outsider, won the featured horse
race at Longacres track Wednes
day, coming in two and a half
lengths ahead of Lucky Touch.
Toploch was third.
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Sports officials.
McGriff's latest achievement
was the winning of the 500-mile
stock car classic at Oakland, Cal.,
in Ms Oldsmobile "88. and hell
be at the wheel of the same
mount for Saturday night's local
program.
In a recent 200-lap stock car
race at Portland, McGriff was at
first believed to have finished
second. But a close check of the
laps by official scorers disclosed
that the youthful pilot actually
unisned first
His presence will make for
tougn competition Saturday, as
Bin Araick, Pat Diviney . and
Royce Hagerty, who finished 1-2-
3 in the last stock car meet here.
will again be present Both Amick
and Diviney drive Oldsmobiles
also, while Hagerty handles a
very capable Ford "6.
Saturday's card will be climaxed
by a 75-lap main event The last
card also carried a 75-lao mainer.
the longest auto race of the Sa
lem season to date. And it was
loaded with spinouts, blowouts
and crackups one of the most
spectacular and thrilling stock
programs ever presented at the
big bowl.
Don Dehaan, who was credited
with having won the recent Port
land 200-lapper, will also be here
Saturday in his 1948 Plymouth.
Look and Learn
By A. C GORDON
1. Who was Prime Minister of
England when Edward VII abdi
cated?
2. What is the average cost per
year today to send a boy or girl
to college?
3. What is meant by "feather
ing ' an oar?
4. Which city has been called
the most northern southern city
and the most southern northern
city in the United States?
5. What percentage of Ameri
can men wear eyeglasses?
ANSWERS
1. Stanley Baldwin (1867-1947).
2. About 51,310 a year, includ
ing books, tuition, room, meals,
and personal expenses:
3. Turning the blade horizon
tally as it leaves the water, there
by decreasing wind resistance.
4. Cincinnati, Ohio.
5. About 57.7 per cent
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tide Table
Tides for Tuft, Oregon August,
1033 (compiled by th UJS. Coast and
Codetie Survey, Portland, Oregon).
HIGH WATERS LOW WATERS
Aug
so
11
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t:SS a.m.
15 p.m.
10:39 a.m.
9:18 p.m.
11:17 a.m.
10:13 p m.
11:53 a.m.
11. -OS p m.
13:23 p.m.
11:5 p m.
11:59 p.m.
13:50 a.m.
1:34 p.m.
1:43 a.m.
3:10 p.m.
3:39 a.m.
3:50 p.m.
3:40 a.m.
3:33 pjn.
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4.1
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AS
6.S
4.9
7.0
54
7.1
5.8
7.1
3
6.8
6 6
6 4
6.9
5.8
7.0
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Time Ht.
3:OS a.nw 0.1
3:05 p.m. 3.3
3:57 a.m. -0.4
3:15 p.m. 3.9
4:43 .m. -0.7
4:17 p.m. 3.3
5:34 a.m. -0.9
5:11 p.m. 3.0
6:04 .m. -1.0
6:03 p.m. 1.4
6:43 a.m. -0.8
6:54 p.m. 0.9
7:20 a.m. -0.4"
7:45 p.m. 0.4
7:58 a.m. 0.1
8:39 p.m. 0.1
8:37 a.m. 0.8
9:36 pjn. -0.1
9:19 a.m. 1.S
10:36 pjrfc -0.1
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Softball Meet Opens
MILL CITY (Special) T h e
anrfiial State Softball Tourna
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the softball clan aims all season
long, unfolds on Allen Field this
weekend for a five-day run. It's
the second year that Mill City
has hosted the big double elimi
nation; tourney and tourney offi
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capacity crowds at every session.
Allen Field has a seating capacity
Dead Fighter's Wife Consoles
Man Who Threw Lethal Punch
MIAMI BEACH, Fla. t
Please don't feel badly. Nobody
blames you. He loved to fight."
That's what the wife of Robert
L. Lee, who died Tuesday night
Action Starts
In Net Event
Action began Wednesday in the
South Salem Tennis Singles Tour
nament at Leslie courts with a
field of 37 boys seeking honors.
Bill Jacobsen was top seeded en
trant. No. 2 was Ted Ffolejkand
Pave Merchant had the third
seeding.
Ii first-round play Wednesday
Gary Peters beat Dick Howald
-3, Mark Wulf won over Wayne
Baker 6-0; Bob Brown downed
Mike Mort 6-1 and then beat Don
Brown 6-1; John Shinn won from
Pat Kolb 6-1; Mike Kolb beat
John Shinn 6-0; Charles Moyer
won oVer Dick Fiske 6-0; Gary
Calaba stopped Charles Moyer
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beating Bill Schott 7-5 and
Wayne Bryan 6-1.
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The tourney field, will include
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The Salem and Tillamook en
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ternoon in the opening contest
Four first-round games are slated
after receiving a blow to the heart
in a preliminary fight, said
Wednesday when she met the man
who delivered the fatal punch.
The fighter, 18-year-old Kenny
Yates of Concord, N. C, buried
his face in his hands.
"I want to give you the money
from, my next five fights," the tall,
husky youth said in a barely audi
ble voice. "I wish I was big-time,
so it'd be more."
"It wasn't your faull." replied
Mrs. Lee, who was composed but
red-eyed from weeping.
"Bob wanted to fight and he
was trying to make enough money
to take Us on a vacation in Sep
tember. He was doing it for me
and the kids."
An autopsy Wednesday showed
that the death of Lee, a Marine
staff sergeant, was caused by a
blow to the heart. Dr. Ben Shep
pard. Dade County physician, said
the punch set off a chain of ner
vous reaction which caused a
"cardiac arrest" or heart stop
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