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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 21, 1953)
( V: . - '. V ! . ' i ! r . . V Hera's Hbiy PORTLAND, Aug: SO WVThe State Game Commission reported these Oregon fishing conditions Thursday: u - ,,- . Northwest Sandy River Is poor. Stream is roily from glacial tilt Other streams in the ML Hood area are clear but produc ing only fair fishing. A few steel head and salmon are being taken at the mouth of the Sandy. Small lakes are producing fair catches. Fishing continues to be fair on the McKenzie and Willamette livers and their tributaries. South Santiam is producing fair-sized catches of rainbow. The lakes in the McKenzie Pass area are fan. Clear Lake is still slow. Dorena Lake is slow although !a few fair sized rainbow are being caught fern Ridge and Cottage Grove Shrine Squads Finish Drills Wide Open Encounter Likely! Saturday Eve PORTLAND tft State and City teams held their final intensive workouts Thursday for the 6th Oregon Shrine All Star football game at Multnomah Stadium Sat urday night Those who have witched the quads continued .to foresee the record for the annual contest The highest scoring game te date was last year when State defeated City, 20-12. : Both 1953 teams have high touch down potentials good passers and receivers and backs with lots of speed in the open field; In addition a 6-2-2-1 defense will the first time since the; game be tween the graduated high school stars was inaugurated. This should make concentrated goal line de fenses harder. In "past years the 6-2-2-1 setup has been compulsory only between the 10-yard lines. The City team worked out in the Stadium Thursday night to get used to the lights! and the field. The Staters will do the same Friday night No other drills are scheduled for Friday, Pete Susick. Marshffeld High, coach of the State squad, was non commital about the possible out come. He said only that: his play ers "have been looking a lot bet ter the past few days." Harry S c a r f f. City coach, wouldn't predict the outcome but said he believed his squad "is one of the best balanced' City teams I have ever seen." He added that it has good speed, adequate size and wonderful spirit. PedersonMix Johnny Henning, the wartime Navy "Frog Man" and Erie (The Arrogant) Pederson, the two mat gladiators who produced one of the wildest brawls in Armory his tory Tuesday night in the special event prior to the Frank Stojack Jack O'Riley malner, will be the main eventers next Tuesday night. Matchmaker Elton Owen, hot to rematch the pair right after their sizzler of this week, announced yesterday he had ac complished it "That was one of the most thrilling matches Pve ever seen in all my years around the wrestling game," Owen told, and what a rematch they should make." The two went to a fall-apiece draw, a briitler that had the cus tomers on their- feet much of the way. Owen will probably add a sec ond main event to the Tuesday card, full details of which are to be announced later in the week. Aussie Doubles Crew Surprised BROOKUNE. Mass. un The dreams Lewis Hoad and Ken Rose wall, Australia's Davis Cup aces, had of becoming the first to win all five of the world's major dou bles tennis titles were rudely shat tered Thursday by Straight Clark of Pasadena, Calif., and Hal Bur rows of Charlottesville, Va., after more than three hours of rugged competition at Longwood. Already winners of the Austral ian, British, French and Italian doubles titles this year, Hoad and Rosewall, both 18, were forced to surrender by 5-7, 14-12. 18-16, 9-7 margins in their quarter-finals en gagements with their lightly re garded American rivals. Henning Gets HOWDY lOWlEXS University Bowl will reopen en SATURDAY, league lowl, ing starts on Sept. 14fh. - This gives us 3 weeks to get organized, so please come In or contact us earty about your4 League bowling. Wo sin cerely welcome yea beck for another season of bowling enjoyment. More than over, our aim this year la to please t you and give you personal servke. Dent miss out on the fun in store for you here this year. Contact Bob Haugerj or Frank :I?Jgq!iqe3 Arcgling? ictera SBspajsUp reservoirs and Triangle Lake are fair for spiny-ray fishing. Salmon fishing inside mouth of the Co lumbia is improving. Salmon fish ing in Nehalem Bay is fair. Fish ing for- spiny-rays is fair. Sea run cutthroat fishing is slow. Up stream trout angling is poor to fair. Angling in tidewater for sea-run cutthroat has been slow. A few jack salmon were taken in the Nestucea and a few salmon are in the bays. - Southwest Salmon fishing has been good at Winchester Bay. Angling for spiny-ray and cat fish has been good at Tahkenitch and Siltcoos Lakes. Tenmile Lake perch and catfish, angling is good. Trout fishing is fair and improving. Bass fishing is very good at Loon Lake and trout TheyH Do It Every Seems wil8kt off, tue polks jjTJST STaNElROUWD, SLSsfT AS - T WWTC AHD TELL MS. V-r?- I - " 75-Lap Main Event 24 Slock Cars to M In Saturday Meet Mere Twenty-four assorted Oldsmobiles, Dodges. Plymouths, Fords, Hudsons, etc., have been registered thus far for Saturday night's stock car racing program at Salem's Hollywood Bowl, Valley Snorts officials announced Thursday. By the time the card takes off at 7:30 o'clock Saturday with i the time trials, another three or four ears likely will be entered. Barring crackups or motor trouble during the trials and en suing Trophy dash and heat races, all cars will start in the big 7Map main event on the paved ovaL It will be the second 79-lapper of the season here. Leading Saturday night's driv ing pack are Herschel McGriff, winner of the recent . 500-mile classic at Oakland, Cat, Don De haan, who along with McGriff won the 200-lap stock car meet at Portland Speedway recently; Bill Amlck, who won the last 75-lapper here; Pat Diviney, second in that 75-lap romp, and Royce Hagerty, who placed third, but who won the first stock meet in Salem this season. Competition for the No. 1 priie Saturday night is therefore ex pected to be keen. McGriff will ride herd on a 1MB Oldsmobile '88.' Amlck nosed out Diviney by a scant 100 yards in the last main event here, climaxing a thrill packed race. Hagerty wasn't far behind. McGriff was in the Cali fornia at the time and did not drive in the local test Silvers in Yaquina The Silver Salmon are at last running inside Yaquina Bay, It was reported from Newport Thursday. Limit catches are being taken as far inside as the high way bridge. Most successful lures are herring and Wobblers. .when you open the doar will there be efreshisf Olynilf leer year nfrirotr slitfT Stock ttJiyl OJy0MiWak.US.A. Simons or me. angling is fair. No good catches of sea-run cutthroat hare been reported as yet .from the bay, Salmon fishing in the lower Rogue is good and steelhead fish ing has been fair offshore. Sal mon fishing at Chetco Cove is good. Trout angling remains poor but slightly improved on the Rogue River upper Rogue is best. Good catches are being Imade on dry flies in the Union Creek area and above. Some large trout are being taken in the Illinois River . on lures. Catches of 'summer steelhead have been good on light-colored flies in the Steamboat area but slow on bait and .wobblers - at Winchester. Trout angling has improved between Cleveland Rap ids and Winchester. Most of the Time Prall Retains Title Chance (Continued from preceding page) . Three strokes back was Clyde Sniffen, of Honolulu, T.H., with 36-3773 Thursday and an aggre gate of 149 strokes. John Schubeck, of Detroit, came in with 78-71150. Bobby Prall, of Salem, Ore., was on their heels with 78-73151. ' And Ross Carino, the Yonkers. 151 also after soaring to aa 80 to go with his one under par 71 of Wednesday. The 107 boys who qualified from the starting field of 223 face 18 hole rounds Friday and Saturday before the 1953 titlut is known. Tommy Jacobs, the 1952 winner, from Montebello, Calif., was over age for the tournament, which is restricted to those 17 years and under. for real fellas L . lie IkwMe, VwM UMn 0r t mm m mimtm SIM Mill Wmm MMUItS rtfil western WRANGLER ear ond jacket! Wrangler Jackets t et. Senferhed denim avfhetrtk Western cut leinferced sleeted front v - 2 fie seek its ' Adjustable side swept Ne-scnrtch rivets ' Wrangler Jeans v . Authentic Western cat 11 Ox.Sonferizedeiuif Ne-saeldi rivets : lor tocks at strain point 2 front pockets t bock pockets " fish are caught on troll Central Blue Lake fly fishing has been excellent. Also good for trolling and still-fishing. Three Creeks Lake fishing is very good. Campground is completely open. East and Paulina Lakes are only fair. Wickiup Reservoir continues to be only fair. North and South Twin Lakes have been producing nice catches. Irish and Taylor Lakes are good. Todd Lake has been providing good catches of rainbow. Davis Lake has been good. Gold Lake continues to be good. Upper Deschutes River has been good and is expected to con tinue good. Sparks, Elk, andd Big Lave Lakes- are only fair. Waldo Lake is only fair. Crane Prairie reservoir is starting to pick up. Ochocho reservoir has been good. By Jimmy Katlo Bur JvVfcKl THE TRANS RJLLNG GUT-. TWZN TWE THINK OP EVB?V7Wl'5 THE WAhfTTOS4y(PLUS GESTURES) Tide Table , Tides for Tait. Oregon August, 1953 (compiled by the VS. Coast and Geodetic Survey. Portland. Oregon). KICK WATERS LOW WATERS Auf 21 23 Time 10:39 Jn. S:1S p.m. 11:1T a.m. 10:13 pjn. 11:82 am. 11:06 pjn. 13:23 p.m. 11 :3S p.m. 12:88 p m. 12:50 a m. 1:34 p m. Ht. 4.3 .S 41 T.O 14 7.1 31 7.1 J II I.I Time Ht 3:37 a m. -0.4 2:13 pm. 2.S 4:43 a.m. -0 7 4:17 p-m. S.S S:24 a.m. -O S 1 11 pjn. 2.0 1:04 a.m. -1.0 S.-03 pm. 1.4 :43 ajn. -O S :S4 pjn. 0.9 7:20 a m. -0. 7:4S pjn. 0.4 13 24 as rTeiTiTrri'4.i: ie x i 1 1 1 Laajjsasaaaaaaas" Softball Clubs Await Tourney ( State Meet to Open At Mill Gty Saturday Mllli OTY ((Special)- Mill City, which sjot a lot of plaudits lastirear for iu fine all-out job of hosting the SUte SoftbaU Tournament, aims to be an equal ly fine host when the 1953 show unfolds at Allen Field Saturday. First same of the five-day event finds the Salem Merchants and Tillamook meeting at 4:30 Saturday afternoon, following ap propriate opening ceremonies. The tourney field will include eight teams, six of whom were definitely known as of Thursday night In addition to thi Salem and Tillamook entries. Bend, Her miston, Corvallis and the host Mill City Kelly Lumbermen are sure of slots. The other two berths hinge on the outcome of playoffs between Eugene's Rub enstein's and North Bend and between Grants Pass and Lake-view. Four games are set for Satur day's first round, two In the after noon and two at night and four likewise will be played on Sun day in the double elimination meet The Sunday night program will be known as Shrine Night, with proceeds of the gate going to the Shrine Children's Hospital in Portland. The Salem Shrine Club band and drill team will per form between games of the Sun day eve twinbill. Officials are working for ca pacity crowds at every session. Allen Field seats around 1500. Senator Swal: (Up to date:) ab h 2b 3b .390 133 17 1 hr rbl pet 1 80 ,341 2 59 J29 1 42 .320 11 88 .298 10 65 .298 1 27 .291 6 38 .283 0 24 .271 0 .230 1 39 .341 0 .170 Dyo Witherspoon Luby Perez , Tanselli Nelson Ballard Mastersoa Esactlan Sabatini . Marshall PltehiBf : .337 IU 13 ..289 Sfl 11 6 3 4 S 424 12S 20 -480 143 2 220 64 9 233 66 10 7 M 104 2 4 320 77 S 47 SI 1 0 4 S S . 1 L 4 3 9 C la W So Bb Er Nicholas . 27 200 21 Roenspt 25 180'i IS Hemphill 33 196 IS 97 105 89 74 70 59 76 76 73 4 13 94 88 90 63 54 46 38 44 18 23 Collins 28 144a S 7 7 flont T n 106 Dahla 17 lli Petersen S 19i Total double play a. honw, 41; on road. 31. SO: on read, 84. S S 1 161. Won at it home. American League Washington 000 000 000 0 7 3 New York 000 700 0r 7 10 0 Portertield. Schimlts 4. Lana 7 and riUgerald; Lopat and Berra. Cleveland 400 126 00013 18 4 Detroit 400 108 000 7 11 3 Lemon, ScarborouSh 4, Miller 6, Ma no we t. Madison s and Satts. Burieu. I . rT,T;-t,,i:..TTT...,........................,J ?m .r :ya ; .1 Error Gives Yaks LegionjToga YAKIMA. Wash. (Jr) U Yakima, perennial Washington state winner, captured the Region 11 American Legion Junior baseball champion ship Thursday with a 14-3 victory over Lewiston, Idaho, la their showdown game. The Yakima club was scheduled to board a train ; Thursday night Dodger Skein Jumps to 13 (Continued from previous page) Lopat hasn't lost to! Washington since June 28. 1951. f winning 11 straight over that spaa. It was his sixth decision over Bucky Harris' club this season and made his over all record 13 3, best in the majors. Eleven men went to bat in the big fourth inning, climaxed by Joe Collins' two-run homer. A ground bail by hank Bauer that was charged as an error-to third base man Eddie Yost started the trouble. Erskine's shutout was his second in a row over the Giants and the seventh straight Brooklyn victory over New York. He didn't walk a man and fanned six, raising his total to 144, second only to the Phiis Robin Roberts. Ruben Gomez was bombed for a 6-6 Dodg er lead, taking the defeat Montreal Field Led by Barber MONTREAL JB Little Jerry Barber of La Canada, Calif., a 140-pounder who takes off his glasses when lining up putts, made a wreck of Summerlea's golf lay out Thursday with a record-breaking 64 to lead the field in the first day of the 123.000 open. Two strokes away with 66s were Art Walla, Jr., of Pocono Manor, Pa., Al Zimmerman of Portland, Oregon, and Bob ToskJ of Northamp ton, Mass. National League New York 000 000 000 0 4 8 I Brwklyn 208 410 00 10 11 1 ' Gomez. Kennedy 8 and Weitrum, Calderona I; 2klne and Cam. panella. Chlcafo , , OOP 300 0003 -7 3 St. Louis 003 003 00- S 9 1 Rush and McCulloush; Miiell. Sta ley S and nice. 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