Statesman, Salem, Ore., Fit, June 8, "58 (Sec. IV)-35
TheyTl Do It Every Time
. By Jimmy Hado
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By DON HARGER
01' Han Weather has the angleri talking to themselves again, and
from the long range forecast we can see no immediate change in the
wind, rain, and cloudy picture. In some of the higher regions where
the lake fishing was supposed to substitute for poor stream fishing,
the snow has been falling in flurries and in sustained storms. It is
not yet "fishin weather in Oregon, and there is
nothing to do about U except grumble ... The
Mctolius river in central Oregon still remains the
one bright spot on the horizon. Some fine catches
are continuing to come out of this most-difficult-to-fish
stream. Those fly anglers who know the Me-
tnlina ar inciatani imVrm nt cvwwt trntit Others
14 , get the cold shoulder from the trout and come
4 iff ohom wi,n notnin" more tn8n chilled
jMln speaking of the Metolius we are reminded of a
r1. I fellow earlier this season (We never did learn his
Hi Ml Liu namei who took a five-pound Dolly Varden on a
Don Hanrr dry fly. It seems that it was strictly an accident
as the big Dolly was not after the dry fly. A small rainbow trout
was eagerly chasing the fly with the larger fish chasing it. The
little trout made a wild pass at the fly and missed it. The Dolly,
with his mouth open made a pass at the trout and got the fly. Shows
ou what greed will do. Just give us more greedy fish . . .
We heir from a ceuple of anders who nave beta Wickiup
recently that thine remain about the same ia the maaaer of
taking fish. After trolling most l the day with no results, the
aaglers .turned la fly fishing when they noticed continued swirls
from feeding trout la the shallows. They immediately hooked
fish and although the landing ( the fish was seldom, they
had the time or their lives.
With the season being as late as it is, Wickiup reservoir should
not be troubled with algae bloom much before early July this year.
It will mean that the fly f ishiffg around the shallows should get
better with each passing day with the majority of the fish running
large. One does not need the fine leaders in Wickiup for fly fishing
Rasslin'Bear
Due at Armory
Curt Janlze Signs With Cardinals
(Continued from page S3) i handed and is two years younger
on the Ardmorc, Okla., club of the 'than Phil. He played for the 1952
Class D Sooner State League, a! 53 Legion trams which won the
Cardinals farm. Phil is now play- j state titie. The iflra club, under
ins tmra case lor Aramorc, anauiacn vince (.Tina, won its way
Trotsky", a hie anr! talented is hiding over ..100. ' to the notional quarterfinals at
that are used on our streams. We have never used anything finer j wrestltnR bear will occupy a poi- The signing of Curt was ac- Hastings, Nob
than a 4 lb. tippet on a 9 ft. leader. It has always worked as well I t,on of n"xt T,ues, 8 Ar" , complished by Tony Governor, Another of Ihc .lantze boys, this
as we could hope for. One fishes the big caddis bucktails or hopper mor' mat car; ,", na bccran-i Cardinals scout who also contract-1 one outfielder Boh. graduated from
flies much the same as one would fish a bass bug. A long cast to
ward the feeding fish is made with the fly allowed to sit quietly
'for a second or two. At intervals give the fly a slight twitch and move
it slowly toward you. This gives the appearance of a live insect.
Just be careful in moving the fly that it is not moved fast enough
to cause a wake.
Ym will want plenty of barking an year fly reel for the
big browns and rainbows of Wickiup. Very often they will take
off across the reservoir and a short line is soon gone. Whether
you wade along the shore or fish from a drifting boat you find
food fishing at Wickiup for large fish and you'll have plenty of
fun . , ,
Coastal Fishing Still on Poor Side
Reports from the coast are few and indicate the fishing as
being very poor. Although the bay waters at Newport are filled
with herring the salmon have not yet put in an appearance. How
ever, it is getting about that time of the year when the big chinook
feeders should be closing in on the Yaquina bay herring and any
day might see the fishing turn from cold to rod hot, If you are there
the day the salmon show up will will have a great time. If you are
not you will hear the usual, "You should have been here yesterday."
Anglers who Insist on going after salmon would do well this
time of year to take a few days and travel to Westport, Wash.
The fishing is gord up in that salmon renter hut the weather
ha (he bar rln.rd most of Ihe lime to small boats. Cnr should
plan on a few days up there to maU corla;n thai at lisl one or
two (lays would allow the small boats to go across the bur and
out to buoys 8, S, and 4. j
Charter boats can make it out most of the time and if it is a one-! (Continued from page 33)
day stand you are after a charter trip will answer the purpose. Too, reau managed Cleveland com
you ran spend all of your time fishing from a charter boat. Youjmented at Fenway Park on Kan-
don't have to act as engineer, navigator, and angler. Besides the
waters over Westport bar leave time for angling. It takes concen
trated effort to keep from joining the bottom fish.
ed Phil a year aqo. Governor said i North Salem High this week and
is now playing with Coach Bill
Bevens local Legion team.
Campbell Honored
nounced by Matchmaker Ellon
Owen. The bruin will be an added
attraction on the regular card.
"It has been a long time since
we've had a wrestling bear here,"
Owen added in making the an
nouncement, "and since this one
is reputedly terrific, I figured the
fans might like to see it in action."
The bear will oppose either
Texas Tommy Phelps or the beard
ed newcomer, Tony Borne.
i nc regular snow win oe mgn-; or a .400 mark, and leading thctarv Academv, Culver, Ind.
hghteo by the return o Pepper team in nans batted in. ! Young Campbell, former athletic
Thursday that Curt will be tried
either as a catcher or outfielder,
"as he looks like he can play both
pretty well."
The younger Jantze will leave
Sunday for Ardmore after com
pleting his freshman work at Ore
gon State today. He just finished
a rousing season as center fielder
for the Rooks team at Corvallis,
Timothy J. Campbell, son of Dr.
and Mrs. Charles Campbell. 1970
Virginia St., received best all-round
athlete award at graduation cxer-
gctting 22 hits in 55 times at bat ciscs held this week at Culver Mili-
Gomez in the main event. Gomez
made his first Salem appearance
in many months this week,
packed the arena and flattened
Bull Montana in the main event.
Owen will announce Gomez' Tues
day opponent and the- hajsnrg of
the card later this week.
Ted Belittles
ShiftonMaiitlc
Losing Curt is another blow for
Coach Ralph Coleman of the Bea
vers, who felt that the kid was
the standout performer on this
year's freshman team and was
looking forward to having him on
nmct ftai'.t varsity, ., ... , .
Curt stands 5-1 m tall and weighs
star at saiem mgn bchool, was
given the honor for his perform
ance on academy football and
baseball teams.
Thomas Jefferson High School of
Richmond pas won the Virginia
state tennis championship for the
165. He bats left and throws right; ninth straight year.
Souchak, Littler, YoUIlg Floyd
Rosburg Pacing n. J
Round Robin Golf III Dig Uiance
NEW ROCHELLE, N. Y.
-Mike Souchak and Bob Ros
burg, two big but sometime
erratic belters, and steady
shooting Gene Littler took
aim at sitting targets Thurs
day and made themselves the
big point scorers in the first
round of the 15th round robin
gnlf tournament.
After the first 18 holes of
the man-against-man tussle in
volving 16 top golf pros from
three nations, Souchak came up
with the best score, a five
under par 87" over the hilly
Wykagyl course. But he had
only a one point edge over
Ros iurg and' Littler, who fired
a 68 and 69, respectively.
sas City s recent maneuvers
against the sensational Mantle.
Boudreau has had his club rad
ically shifted against the switch
hitting Mantle when he is at bat
as a left hander. The defense is
over shifted to the right with vir
tually no leftfielder and one man
on the edge of the grass on the
left side of the infield.
"It may hurt Manllt- payrhev
logicaily, Wiluami said, "But
iContlaaed from page 33) I that's the only way. ' You cant
Jackson has gained support stP ,a tfood hitter like him."
among some boxing men on his While Ted didn't think there
stamina and inexhaustible energy was m,icn ,np defense- could do
and also because he is pitted w''h Mantle individually, he re
adjust a man who has gone 10 pcated his idea that defense is
rounds only once 'and that a 10th making progress in the modern
round knockout victory1. The Hur- game.
ricane has beaten Ezzard Charles. "' believe the big change in
the ex-champ, twice and earned tnc same is and will be the im-
a decision over Bob Baker, highly provement of defense by shifting
ranked contender in one of his against power hitters who pull to
two bouts this year. one field consistently.
Only 4 Flaws 1 c sll'fts won ' as radical
In fact, the Hurricane s 32-bout ,hf, nc aRainst Mant,e' But,
rr hc ni (,.- (I-.., u . there II be more maneuvering of
lost twice to Jimmy Slade and he ,infi.eIldrJs(kand "'"""M try
was stopped by Nino Valdes, the'1" ,, "'V
giant Cuban. His other defeat was
by Bert Whitehurst in his days
hk a nrntim hnv Htc rnmnldta
record is 27-4-1 with 13 knockouts aKamst
Patterson has lost only pnee in "SurtV Ted said. "The shift
30 starts, dropping a disputed de-; look a few hiu away (rom mc
cision to Joey Maxim, former , Tnat-S certain But Ml ( t
light heavy champ, m an eight-this- Aftor tne snjfl wa, startod
rounder two years ago. Cus d Am-1 twico won tno lcaj;uo batting
atn hie monadoe tine 4 nninrlir I . .
Trark will onen its 60-dav 19." T ' j . 8 ' . , . 3 ; cnampionsnip ana twice more
iracK win open ns r"-" 'w charted his course around all m- rnkSMj hv a matter nf a few ner
a"P Pr?Sram Friday with he tan, road , ks d
S5.0M added Boeing Stake as the m ,, hmvwcisht t()urna. ccn,ar """
jumpoff feature. mpn, wlthm, .... rxnosinB his
The sprinters will be out in ch t top.rankcd fjghtcr
force to try for the purse at 5'3 .
furlongs. Queen's Man, which won 18 ns "'8h w"
the first race of its career by a ha a string of lfi
whopping seven isngths at port. i straigh 1 1 in a row by knock
land last month, was the first of outs' At ae of he has been ;
an even dozen nominees. , compared to a young Joe Louis!
Nine races will make up the r'n8 Potential. Since he won ,
opening day menu, due to start j "K "V'"t
at 4:15 p. m. Full programs also i f a 16a-pounder. the Brooklyn
are on tap for Saturday and Sun-iD? J" "P,- He wiD
! weigh about 181 for the Jackson
Next week the track
into its regular schedule
lieht rarine Wednesdays. Thurs
clays and Fridays and afternoon
cards nn weekends.
Lonsacres
Opens Today
SEATTI.E Longacres Race a(0
normally hit
Williams was asked how he felt
about the shift as it has worked
him over the past 11
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lags, if tanutlanatt Only wltli our dirocr factory
buying can w offer you top
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Olson Denies
He's Retiring
SAN FRANCISCO iff) - Bobo
Olson, knocked out in successive
championship fights by light-
wi swing match, giv ing away about 13 ; Moore and middfewcignt titlist
Je of twiJrwijnda to tie Hurricane, who also iR RoWnso scofM Thl)rsd
.ail hnri a nlnn.inph rparh aA. ' ... .
vantage
Archery Ihoiis Due
Jaliberwalkie archery club will
sponsor an instruction meeting
Sunday at its course, located just
south of Pringle School It will get
underway at 2 p.m. and Is open to
the public. Instructors will be Full
er Burtner and L. E. Watson.
at reports he planned to retire
j Quipped the forn er 160-pound
j champion:
! "Since I've already been
knocked out by the best, I think
I'll stick around and give the
worst of them a chance." Then he
added in a more serious vein:
"Actually, there never was any
thought about my hanging up the
gloves for keep., unless complete
VIRGINIA BEACH, Va iP ! physical examinations showed
Liltle Marlene Bauer Hagse of . 'hat quitting would be best for
Asheville, N. C, current leading mp sid Flaherty will be the final
Hagge Sweeps
To Golf Lead
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Detroit at Washington (N Hotft
(5-21 va, Pancual (Ml.
Kansas City at Baltimore INI
Ditmar (4-4J vs. Pallca (3-7).
Cleveland at New York (Ni Wynn
(S-21 vs. Ford (7-2).
Chicago at Boston (N) Keegan
(2-2) vs. Nixon 1 1-2.
NATIONAL LEAOl'K
Philadelphia at Chicaso Roberts
vs Kaiser (1-0).
Brooklvn at Cincinnati (N) Kou
fax d-oi vs. Klippstein i5-:i.
New York at Milwaukee (NI
Wnrthlngton (2-S) va. Crone (4-21.
Pittshurih at St. Louis (Nl friend
(9-31 vs Dickson (3-41.
monev winner smnnj the women JUORe wnen
professionals, Thursday swept in- exams."
to the second round lead in the
ILjDOO ' triangle ' round robin golf
tournament with a plus 2.1 points.
Mrs. Hagge, ignoring a hard,
chilly wind which whipped off the
ocean, moved around the 6,065
yard, par 71 Cavalier Yacht and
Country Club course in regulation
figures and held a five-point ad
vantage in this "plus and minus"
competition.
Joyce Ziske of Waterford, Wis.,
playing in the same foursome with
Mrs. Hagge, fired a 72 and ended
the blustery day's activity with
a plus IS, good for. second. Red-;
I haired Patty Berg of St. Andrews',
111., lied for eighth after Thurs-:
I day's opening round, climbed all
i the way into third with a plus 15.
I'm through with
Former heavyweight champions' Duke's track sensation, Dave
Gene Tunney, James J. Braddock
and Jack Sharkey were born in
New York state.
Sime, has one ambition in sport
he wants to play major league
baseball.
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