2 (Soc 2) Statesman. Satan, Or Friday. SapL II. 1953 Itete's Angling Conditions Vssy for Weekend PORTLAND Here is the weekly fishing report of the Ore gon Game Commission: Northwest Upstream trout angling is poor to fair with some good catches of sea-run cut throat. Some schools of jack sal mon are working upstream local ly. Salmon angling in bays and tidewater has been slow but is im proving. Fishing in Lincoln coun ty has been fair. Salmon fishing in tidewater area is slow. Southwest Winchester Bay has been fair to good for silvers. Spiny-ray and catfish angling have been good in Siltcoos and Tahkenitch lakes. Catfish ang ling in Tenmile Lakes is good. Unknown Tops Eastern Play Boros Shares Second In Links Tourney BALTIMORE in Ralph Lome li. a Fresno, Calif., golf driving range owner using an improvised bent putter, zoomed out of a pack of unknowns with a score of 66. one off the course record, to lead the first round of the eastern open Thursday. The swarthy 33-year-old compa rative stranger to the professional golfing trail had a perfect putting day with a club he twisted to suit himself earlier this week. He tapped the ball only 27 times en the IS greens in taking 6 strokes less than the Mount Pleasant course par. There remain three more days of 18 holes each in the $15,000 tour ney ending the summer circuit. Julius Boros, the 1952 golfer of the year, had a' real chance to catch Lomeii late in the afternoon. He was five strokes under par through 16 holes and then took a bogey 4 on the 17th to wind up with 68 and tied for second with John O'Donnell. a stay-at-home golfer from Norfolk, Va. Al Zimmerman of Portland, Ore., had a 71. Sutton Brings His Hot'- GMC Lean Len Sutton, the popular "Li'l Abner" of roadster racing here who can also pilot a right mean buzz buggy in the big, Indianapolis-type cars, will pilot his pet GMC-powered mount in Sun day's dirt track races at Lone Oak track on the State Fairgrounds. It will be the same car in which Sutton recently finished second in a Bay Area marathon race, and in which he won the 100-mile classic on Labor Day at Portland Meadows. Sutton will lead a field of well over 20 big cars into the Sunday program, with time trials starting at 1:30 p.m., races at 2:30. The card on the dirt racing strip will consist of trials. Trophy Dash, three heat races, a Class B main event and a 35-lap Class A main er. Many of the big cars which competed against Sutton at Port land Meadows, including some from Washington, California and Canada, will be here for the Sun day races, final speed event of the State Fair. Special work on the track, right after the final horse race Satur day, will curtail any possible dust Sunday, according to officials. Army Snares O'Brien Twins PERTH AMBOY, N.J. OP) John ny and Eddie O'Brien, South Am boy's fabulous basketball and base ball twins, left Thursday for their third dual careers of 1955 with the Army this time. The inseparable brothers, stars of Seattle University's basketball team and more recently bonus rook ies with the Pittsburgh Pirates were on a bus with 27 other inductees when it left here for Camp Kilmer. They were feted at a dinner Wednesday night that saw 125 hometowners turn out to give them a sendoff. They said they hope to go back to Seattle, the little university they put on the basketball map, to fin ish up a few courses of study. They are due to go back to the school as coaches anyhow Eddie as freshman basektball coach and Johnny as assistant varsity coach. Today's Pilchers NATIONAL LEAGUE Brooklyn t Milwaukee nieht Meyer (14-3) ... RnriUlt. 1 1 A-A I Pittmtiurrh at I St. Louis night ) Waugh (3-3 vi. Mizell U2-8. New York at Chicago Gomez (13-8) v. Rush (8-131. Phil adelphia at Cincinnati (night) Rob ert (21-13) v. Perkowiki (11-t) or Raifenaberger (7-13. AMERICAN LEAGUE Cleveland t Washington (night) Lemon U-!3) vs. Shea ll-). Detroit at New York Gray U-14) vs. Reynolds (ll-). Chicago at Philadelphia (night) Trucks (18-) vs. Martin (10-10) St. Louis at Boston Pllletta (S-lirvs. Nexon (4-). SQUARE DANCE JAMBOREE! 9-12 a. m. 4-H Bldg. Wagon Wheelers Orchestra Adm. 74c STATE FAIR Tomorrow (light Salmon fishing in the lower Rogue has been fair to good. Steelhead fishing in the lower: Rogue is slow but good in the Agness area. Salmon fishing in other coastal streams has been slow. Some good catches-of trout have been reported on the Sixes and Chetco rivers. Trout fishing; is fair in the main Rogue river. Steelhead catches are spotty throughout the Rogue river be cause of roily water. Drifting by boat in the Galice area is produc ing the best results on hires and wobblers. Bear creek is quite muddy from the week-end storm! Trout and steelhead angling throughout the upper Umpqua TheyH Do It Every THERE GOES GASKET, j STARTING ON THE GREAT AMERICAN NOVEL AAiM- WHENEVER HE DOES THAT, fT MEANS THE PDSY-BCfyS ARE TAKING HIM TO WE CLEANERS More Racing At Fair Today A crowd that increased substan tially toward the tail-end of Thursday's card, shoved a total of $83,864 through the mutuel windows to top the previous Fair Thursday mark of $74,507 set last year. Mrs. Sullivan, an 8 to 1 bet, won the eighth race, another $600 Thursday feature. Ken Pulver was the jockey. Then came Gay Roost with McGahan aboard and third was Goldstone. Mrs. Sulli van paid $15.40, $7.30 and $3.70. Gay Roost returned $4.90 and $3.50 and Goldstone $2.80. The big payoff of the day, how ever, came in the third event Thursday when Red Scamper (15 to 1) and Honey Run (20 to 1) returned a quiniela of $137.20. f Another ten-race program is slated today at Lone Oak, start ing at 1:15. The Fair meet winds up Saturday, feature being the $1,000 Aloha Handicap over a mile and one-sixteenth distance. First Race 220 Yards: Kim Echols (Simon) SS 00. 83.90 $3.40: Diamond Flash (Simonii) S3. 10. $2.50; Winner's Lad (Wood) $2.70: Time 12.2 Seconds. Quiniela $7.50. Second Race Five Furlongs: Lyka deer (McGahan) $10.00. $5.70. $3.00: Miss Guess ( Arterburn $8.30. 3.40: Uristic (Diaz) .2.50. Time: 1.02-15. Quiniela $31.90. Third Race Five Furlongs: Retf Scamper (Atkinson) $25.00. $11.50. $5.60; Honey Run (Arterburn) 12.50. 4.60; Mac's Treasure (Pulver) 3.0O. Time 1:03. Quiniela $137.20. Fourth Race Five Furlongs: Ari zona Chick (Diazr $3.70. $2.70. $2.60: Top Shower (Simonii) $2.80. $3.10; Coit Tower (McGahan) ($3.90. Time 1:02-15. Quiniela $11.40. Fifth Race Five Furlongs Ore gon State Fair Futurity: Wee Chick (Pollard) $3 .BO, $2.90, $2 JO; Christie L. (Atkinson) $410 3.20; Oregon Flag (Young) $4.50. Time" Quiniela $910. Sixth Race ' Furlongs: Repro bate (Hopkins) $24.10, $7.40. 3.60; Ron nie K (Walker) $3.30, 270; Tropic Sun (Arterburn) $3.00. Time 1:22-35; Quiniela $22.60. Seventh Race 6'i Furlongs: Am plifier (Heacock) $25.00. $11.50. SSiO: Sadek (Arterburn) S 13.30. $7.90: Text Book (Sherman) $5.00. Time 1:21 35. Quiniela $90.40. ; Eighth Race 6i Furlongs: Mrs. Sul livan (Pulver) $15.40. $7.30. $3.70: Gay Roost (McGahan) $4.90. $3.50; Gold stone (Simonis) $2.80. Time 1:20 25. Quiniela $43.10. Ninth Race 1-116 Miles: Sky-o-Manso (Arterburn) $4.70, $3.10, $2.80: Dragonet (Walker) $5.30. $4.10: Mlo phar (Day) $6.80. Time 1:45-15. Quiniela S18.90. Tenth Race 1-118 Miles: Van!U (Stills) $14.80, $5.30. $3.30: Julian B (Atkinson) $4.80. $3.10; Wasatch Chief (Day) $3.70. Time 1:50-15. Quinela $22.70. . ; Brooks Set to Accept ; Series Ticket Orders ' i BROOKLYN m The Brooklyn Dodgers announced Thursday they will accept mail orders immediate ly for reserved seats to the three World Series games to be played at Ebbets Field Oct 2, S and 4. No orders postmarked later than Sept 15 will be accepted. Tickets will be sold only in strips Schaefer's j Nerve Tonic j i For functional disturbance), nervous headaches, nervous irritability, excitability, sleep lessness. . $1.00 -$1.75 ! Schaefer's . Drug Store i River areas have been very slow. Trout fishing closed on the North Umpqua above Steamboat and the South Umpqua above Jackson creek on September. 7. Else where, the summer season runs to October II. Some silver salmon and fall Chinook have been taken in the area of the Forks although angling is still slow. Central East and Paulina lakes are only fair. Big Lava lake produced many nice catches over the week end. North Twin lake has been good. South Twin lake was only fair. Upper and Little Deschutes river provided good fishing. Crane Prairie reservoir provided many- good catches over Time HE CAN'T WRITE A f -pEEN WRITING IT SIX tARS.THE MFWS STOPV N LESS ONLY YPY TOLL MAKE ANV DOUGH THAN TEN PARAGRAPHS IS &JTHE CAN'T GET PAST THE TITLE .ON THAT BOOK- Smallish Squad, Green Line Problems at OCE MONMOUTH (Special)- Line Coach John Chamberlain of the Oregon College of Education is once again confronted with build ing a line out of untried fresh men. At the opening practices there was a noticeable lack of experienced personnel at the guard and tackle positions. O.C.E. lost the following four lettermep guards to the service: Dick Peter son, John LaFountaine, Bob Hart Ross vs. Eric Here Tuesday Salem's Tony Ross and Eric (The Arrogant) Pederson, the ri val mat gladiators who have twice produced torrid and televised battles in Portland lately, with the last one ending "no contest" because of a wild finish, are to headline Matchmaker Elton Ow en's Tuesday night wrestling pro gram at the Armory - The Ross-Pederson feud has sizzled for over a year, and it's expected to keep right on boiling as Tony gets a whack at the de testable blond in Ross' home town. It is possible that Owen will also put in a tag team match as another feature of the Tuesday card, along with an opening pre lim go. of three, with each customer limi ted to two strips. The price is $21 per strip, plus $1 to cover mailing costs. Only certified checks or mon ey orders will be honored. All orders must be addressed to the Dodgers' business office at 215 Montague St.. Brooklyn. Those ad dressed to individuals in the organ ization will be tossed into the waste basket, the Dodgers say. After 70 harness racing nights at Roosevelt Raceway in N. Y., the record shows that horses in Post One position have won 127 times. 1 Cm 03? iTiB3ffiMn)t 1 r A smoother shave in the time with. . . increases power and efficiency of your shaver up to 60 Ms utter what sukt S&mr m n. w ( tint Tear eeari- Iii'H pt a sitter $km with SMAVEX iM. Ceevertj sftfiesry eeseaela AC csmat te saMther. struftr DC far fasttr. c laser tarns. Actaalty leaftheas the Ufa af ytw shaver. Siasly plsf SMAVU Hiti van SKitt. attach Shavtr-asa shave! Its artmta erfenuact wiB paraattt lexer shms er year neeey hath. tWrVE GOT IT! CAPITAL DRUG STORE 405 State Street , (Corner ef Liberty) the week end. Wickiup reservoir. Sparks, Odell, and Gold lakes are only fair. Blue Lake has been good. Three Creeks lake contin ues to be good. Metolius river is improving. The High -lakes are producing good catches. Northeast Wallowa river above the falls has been excellent with flies. Upper Lmnaha river produced some nice catches of rainbow on bait Limit catches have been made at Fish Lake in Baker county on dry flies. In the Wallowas, Aneroid, Horseshoe, Douglas, Ice, and Steamboat lakes have been excellent on both flies and spinners. Steelhead fishing has been good in the Columbia river below McNary dam. By Jimmy Hatlo JO SELL THAT SCRAP PAPER. j ON THE FLOOR- GASKALWAV5 'THE STOGY'S ABOUT STARTS ON THAT A RICH HORSE WHO iBGAtfSyiLD JUST bUV5 AM OLD HOUSE 0R3kE HE H0CK5. AMD CONVERTS IT HIS VJ4TCH- INTO A EARN HATCHING THE NEWS HAWK TRY TO COOK UNDER PRESSURE. TAVX AND A Tip OF TkEHAllfi HAT ID 1 AfetyiSfDesz. RICHMONO.VA. and Glea Humphreys. To add to Coach Chamberlain's woe, the fifth letterman guard, Harry No sack, has decided to marry and is not returning to school. Last year's outstanding freshman letterman Terry Mahoney, re cently received bis appointment and is now attending Annapolis. This coupled with the graduation of last season's most valuable football player, Jim Dyal from the other tackle position left quite a vacancy in the front of O.C.E.'s line. Coach Bill McArthur states that the unusually small turnout is a surprise to him and he hopes that these boys turning out make up for the lack of quantity by be ing fine quality. The backfield prospects are considerably bright er for the Wolves. A quartet of experienced first stringers from last years' season are ready to see action again this year Gene Owens of Sweet Home at quar terback, Charles Pinion from Reedsport at left halfback. Bill Arnold of Hermiston at fullback and Bud Michaels from Salem at the right halfback position. This is the same starting group which has seen action in several sea son's campaigns. Two alternates with Pinion and Michaels at the left half positions will be two other lettermen, Darrel Davis and Don Wickstrand. Two frosh back field men have shown consider able promise in the early work outs and may earn a starting berth, C. B. Smart, Jr., from Lockney, Texas, shows good speed and considerable desire to earn himself a starting berth and Wes Lightfoot, a former Mt. Angel prep star has shown considerable ability in the early practices. ! NEW END FOR BRUINS LOS ANGELES Cffl The UCLA Bruins football squad ran through its last double drill Thursday. Coach Red Sanders switched Johnny Smith from left to right end, paving the way for sophomore Rommie Loudd. a transfer from Valley Junior College of Southern California, to step into the left end spot. a ai no caeuar ItSIARCM ROsMICT half fill A If US If kPUllUULii. t a ft Mm OAT N O-B I S K-V A 1 I tS.S. ChMk ar I A44 mIm m m e Mim e C-y. Furilloe Leo Bury Hatchet Brook Assures Giles 'Matter Is Ended' CINCINNATI (A Another base ball "fight" has ended with out fielder Carl Furillo of the Brooklyn Dodgers and Manager Leo Duroch er of the New York Giants at peace with each other. 'Warren C. Giles, president of the National League, made certain of that Thursday in a telephone con versation with Furillo. The league head was concerned over statements that the player would resume the tussle which oc curred in the Polo Grounds last Sunday whenever and wherever he met Durocher. ' Furillo told Giles he made the statement "in the heat of anger" and that so far as he is concerned, the matter is ended. "That's fine with me," said Du rocher in St. Louis, where his Gi ants played the Cardinals Thursday afternoon. "I have nothing else to say." Big Pendleton Show Starts PENDLETON ( Defending champions got off to ignoble starts as the 42nd annual Pendleton Round-up opened before an esti mated 7,000 spectators Thursday. Shoat Webster, Lenapah, Okla., the only man ever to have won the all-around cowboy title here four successive years, failed complete ly in the steer roping contest. His steer would not stay down, and he was unable to catch his horse in time for another crack at the steer within the time limit. B. J. Pierce, Clovis, N. M., de fending champion in calf-roping, took 53.7 seconds to flip and tie a calf, putting him well to the rear of the field. That left the way wide open for new performers to take over in the remaining two days of the com petition. Among those in the forefront is E. V. Dorsey, Sutter Creek, Calif., whose calf-roping time was a near record 12 Vx seconds. Buck Royce, Havre, Mont., led the first-day bulldogging with a time of 11.8 seconds. Moore Faces Uruguayan BUENOS AIRES on Archie Moore of the United States is taking no chances in getting ready for Friday night's fight against Uru guayan Dogomar Martinez. It is an overweight bout, but Moore has been training as if he were defending his year-old light heavyweight title. Martinez is the only real competi tion the champion can expect to find in these parts. Tide Table 1:57 1:51 2:39 2:18 3:28 2:49 4 24 337 S:3 4:15 7:00 5:18 8:15 6 'HS 9:10 7:50 9:52 ,9:00 10:30 10:03 11:04 11:00 11:38 11-55 a.m. p.m. a.m. p.m. a.m. p.m. a.m. p.m. a.m. p.m. a.m. p.m. a.m. p.m. a.m. p.m. ajn. p.m. ajn. p.m. a.m. p.m. ajn. p.m. 51 6.1 4.9 6.1 4.5 6.2 4.2 6.2 4.0 6.1 3.9 6.0 4.2 6.0 4.5 6.1 5.0 J 5.6 6.5 6.1 6.6 6.6 5 7:47 ajn. 8:35 p.m. 8:12 ajn. 9:16 p.m. 8:42 a.m. 10:04 p.m. 9:13 a.m. 11:01 p.m. 9:58 a.m. 1.7 0.7 2.1 0.6 2.4 0.6 2.S 0.6 3.1 0.5 3J 0.4 3.3 0.1 3.1 0.1 2.5 -0.2 1.8 -0.2 1.0 0.0 0.3 12:08 11:02 1:19 12:32 232 1:59 3:15 3:13 4:03 4:10 4:47 5:03 5:28 S:53 a.m. ajn. ajn. pjn. ajn. pjn. ajn. pjn. a.m. p.m. a.m. pjn. a.m. pjn. 20 21 Look and Learn By A. C. GORDON I 1. What is a bill of lading? 2. What is the correct plural of "tablespoonful"? 3. Which U. S. state has only three counties? 4. What are the four tastes known to man? 3. What bird's egg is equal in size to about 36 chicken eggs? ANSWERS 1. A receipt for articles deliv ered in shipment. 2. Tablespoonfuls. 3. Delaware. 4. Sweet, sourt, salt, and bitter. 5. That of the ostrich. -4x Presenting the finest program of Thoroughbred and Quarterhorse racing that has ever appeared in Oregon AMUE flit FAUIHG TWinoaks S826 FOI BOX lEsEmnoss TWinoaks15SS roi eiRNCt ICSEtVATiOMS Jilfill Americans Strong Favorites U.S., Canucfrs launch Zone Cup Finals Today MONTREAL (i) Taking no chances, the United States will send its two biggest tennis guns Tony Trabert and Vic Seixas against Canada Friday in opening singles matches of the . American Zone Davis Cup final. Trabert, the new national cham pion, will face left-handed Henri Rocbon in the first tilt and Seixas, the Wimbledon titlist, will follow against little Lome Main, the Do minion's No. 2 performer. Brooks Lose, Yankees Win (Cont'd, from Prec. Page) The New York victory and Cleve land loss reduced the Yankees' "magic number" to seven. Any combination of seven New York victories or Cleveland losses will guarantee the Yanks their fifth straight pennant Ted Williams hit his 10th and 11th home runs since returning from the Marines in the Boston vic tory. He has gone hitless only once in the 16 games he's started. The loss was Cleveland's fourth in its last 24 games. Ellis Kinder took over from Mau rice McDermott in the ninth for Boston, setting an American League record of 64 relief appear ances in a season. Joe Heving of Cleveland set the old mark in 1944. An eighth inning home run by Enos Slaughter gave the St. Louis Cardinals a 7-6 victory over the New York Giants. Hal White, sec ond of three Red Bird pitchers, gained the decision. Only the four games were sched uled two in each league. IDAHO BOXERS TO TRAVEL MOSCOW. Idaho 0f The Uni versity of Idaho announced Thurs day its boxing team will meet Louisiana State University at Ba ton Rouge, La. next Feb. 20. Idaho, which has always had one of the top collegiate teams on the Pacific Coast, also plans dual meets with Michigan State here, Washington State, California Poly and a home and home card with San Jose State, the school disclosed. TiPCOfOtlC 9 Mearert! trm Tap ta IsWsst ' nun Mm Fall WMtk raar ... SO Lbs. Capacity fell WMft) Mnt CKait MaMs AaatW i 23 lbs. j S4 "laaar-Miffr Crispar MaMs Vs taskal . . . Ralls Oat m4 Tilts Dawsj WEEKLY PAYMENTS LOW As $2.75 r Now I HU only W3L9 FOAM RUBBER Cool Cushion aastratiaa a Haws air ta pm Just Right for Washing Cars . Wash r.litff Regularly . . . $1.49 Extra Saavy lombswool awtt with ribbed cuff. S1.29 a-7071 The matches at the Mount Royal Tennis Club are expected to be no more ! than an American wafmup for tie challenge round against Australia in December. The doubles match is scheduled Saturday with the final two singles Sunday. If Uncle Sam has clinched a decision by Sunday, as anticipat ed, the two Davis Cup subs, Ber nard Bartien of San Angelo, Tex., and Straight Clark of Pasadena, Calif.j may be thrown into action, In the tandem match Saturday, the Trabert Seixas combination will oppose Main and young Paul WiUey. a freshman member of the. Canadian squad. Rochon, Trabert' s foe. is a vet eran of the Canadian Davis squad, having; been a member since 1946. A slender, 28-year-old Montreal player; be goes in for a lot of slices and chop shots which are effective on grass. However, he hasn't the strokes to bother' the 23-year-old ex-sailor from Cincinnati, who swept through the nationals at Forest Hills last week: without loss of a set. Rochon lost a first round match at Forest Hills .to Ken Roswell of Australia. Ma)n Is a diminutive, 23-year-old youngster originally from Van couver, now playing out of Toron to, j , He hits the ball harder than Rochon but with a weird two-fisted grip a sort of Stan Musial grip off! both the forehand and back hand; Canada's top player, he lost to Seixas in three quick sets in the Davis Cup matches two years ago. He bowed in the Nationals at For est Hills to Mervyn Rose of Aus tralia in the third round, failing to get set. Davis Decisions Georgie Araujo BOSTON W - Spoiler Teddy (Red. Top) Davis. 130. of Hartford, Conn., became the New England lightweight boxing champion Thurs day night by storming from behind for a unanimous 10 round decision over, George Araujo, 135V4. of Provi dence, R. I at the Boston Garden. It jwas Araujo's first start since being knocked out by lightweight titlist Jimmy Carter in June. ?g(5) Cui Ft. Refrigerator A$2S0.OO Valut 249 95 jrircfione i PORTABLE Reg. $33.95 RADIO ' - Reduced to SZo.85 -Ti 4 Vikin?s, Cards Open Tonight (Continued from prec page) Paul Beck (163) and Phi Burkland (180) will open at th flanks for the Viks and Jobj Persons (170) will hold down the other tackle. Larry Newsomi (165) and Vern Coates (160) are the .guard ' picks and the choice or the center post lies between two men Tom Pickens (162) or Bob Payne (168). i Herb Triplett, the fst de veloping quarterback and aerial 1st will guide the Txtyle attack with fleet Mike Campbell (159) at the left half post, either Ken Rawlings or Terry Salisbury (173) at full and versatile Ray Taylor (180) at right halt Trip lett also will captain the Viks.! Head Man Grosjacques' lineup against ML Angel will include eight Sacred Heart monogram mers in Tackle Gil Lulay (172) and Joe Tullius (164); End Jim Moriarity (183); Guard Denny Alley (160); Center and Captain Jim Borsberry (168); Quarter back Vince Matt (153), Left Half Clyde Fladwood (153) and Fullback Clell Swing (168). ; Other starters will be End Jeff Elliott (153), Guard Bob Stebner (133) and Right Half Don Lucero (146). j The Cardinal hopes will rest on the passing of Matt and the running of Flagwood and Ewing. ! Troy Tailbacks Display Promise' LOS ANGELES Ut) Coach Jess Hill appeared well satisfied with the runback abilities displayed Thursday by Southern California's top tailbacks, Aramis Dandoy and Jim Decker. , The Trojans gained 827 yards in this department last year, thanks to Jim Sears and Al Carmichael, who have graduated.! Observers said Dandoy and Decker should be every bit as good as last year's two aces. !; i Commercial Seat Cover Co. 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