The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, July 13, 1956, Page 29, Image 29

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    ftatesman, Salem, Ore.. Frl., July 13, '56 (Sec. IV)-29
Hollywood Boicl Hard Toppers
33 Drivers are Named
For Saturday's Races
The Capital Auto Racing Association of Salem hat released the
name of 33 pilots who are to collide in Saturday night's stock hard
tops program at Hollywood Bowl, a speed card tnat will also be
highlighted by a special "Powder Puff Derby" leaturing female
1 drivers.
FISHING
REPORT
(Cat. from page 17)
Meek lake, Crescent lake Is good
for rainbow and blurback. Fly
fishing has been good on the Little
Deschutes river. Crescent creek
Is low, and fishing has been good,
Davis lake is only fair. Odell lake
has been good for mackinaw. Ang
lers can now drive into Toc'd lake.
Big lake road is open by way of
Santiam highway, but it is in very
poor condition.
' NORTHEAST
Spinner and worms are produc
ing some good catches of rainbow
at , Wallowa lake. Salmon eggs
Sunlit
July 1 4 11 a.m.
Julv M .. 4:ia a. m.
Julr IS'...- 4:.lt am.
July IS 4:4 a.m.
Julr 11 4:41 a m.
July IS 4:42 a.m.
July IS 4:4 a.m.
July I 4:44 a.m.
Sunset
1 :.M a m.
.... :3T pjm.
. 1:5 a.m.
a.m.
1:55 a m.
1:54 a.m.
1:51 a.m.
..... 1:51 a.m.
- fished deep are- also taking good
catches near the south end of the
lake.- Wallowa county streams are
falling and clear. A few of the
high lakes are producing limit
catches of eastern brook trout,
but snow still blocks higher trails.
Anglers are urged to contact For
est Service for trail information
before going to the high lakes.
The Grand Ronde river has pro
duced large rainbow on bait and
flies income of the lower riffles.
Lookingglass creek has been very
good. A few large dolly varden
trout are being taken. Small rain
bow are readily taken on Cather
ine creek with flies. Grande Ronde
and Anthony lakes have been pro
ducing good catches on both bait
and flies. Fish lake continues to
be excellent. Eastern brook up to
11 inches are being taken on both
bait and flies. Streams in the Half
way valley have only been fair.
rainoow nave
Saturday's meet starts at 7:43
p.m. with the usual time trials.
Two trophy dashes, four best
races, the Class B and A mainers
and the girlie derby make up the
card.
These are the named drivers,
with car numbers:
1 Dale Collie; 2 Don Rick-
ard; 4 Fay Ladd; 5 Duffy
Weitman; 6 Rav Hiebert; 7
Roy Vibbert; 7C-Frankie Mc-
owan; 8 Ted Howe; 0 G 1 e n n
Shedek; "10 Us McBerh; 11
Chuck Gregory; 14 Tex Has.
kins; IS Moaris Gilchrist; 17
Rick Simons; 1 Mike Ramp;
21 Larry Will; 22 Wayne
Moore; 24 Harlrn Jackson; 23
John Nordel; 27 The Gunk; 30
Clifford Thompson: 31 Woody
wodzewoda; 33 Rich Lawrence;
35 Larry Beck: 3ft Buck Ros
sow; 39 Arlo Erickson; 44 La-
Verne Davis: 45 Alan Bruce; 49
Wes Smith; 5S Roy Kennedy;
64 Henry Lamh; 63 Monte
Gust: 66 Stan -Pielr; 70 Ralph
Field.
The names of the women driv
ers have not yet been announced
by the association president.
Top favorites in the regular
men's field will be Hiebert. Ladd,
Collie and Diet who are run
ning a close 1-2-3-4 in the CARA
driving point standings at the
present time.
They'll Do It Every Time By Timmy Hatlo
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To Hold Meet
from page 17)
satisfactory to
all
Tag Title Go
Next on Mat
As promised them prior to win
ning this week's Armory tsg
scrap with Henry Lent and Bull
dog Bud Curtis, the duet of
Huge Herbie Freeman and Pep
per Gomez will pet the shot at
the Northwest tar. title held by
the Donovan Brothers.
The championship affair will
highlight matchmaker Elton Ow-
card next Tuesdsy
k- r.,rt.H Fasii crepk en Armory
T irr.it. r kainff rennrtrrl from n'ght.
Meacham creek and the upper The Donovans, Doug and Red
Umatilla. McKay rservoir is pro- have held to the title for quite a
ducine a few larse rainbow on , spell, and in all their defenses of
(Cent.
period date
presidents.
The emergency -session to re
view the heavy crackdown im
posed by the conference on lour
universities for under-the-table
payments to football players has
been requested by the University
of Southern California and by the
University of California at Los
Angeles.
An Associated Press survey
shows that, besides Dr. Fred
ffagg, president of USC. and
Chancellor Raymond B. Allen of
UCLA, at least two other Pacific
Coast Conference member presi
dents think such a meeting should
be held.
UCLA, USC. the University of
Washington and California have
been penalized for payments,
UCLA, Washington and USC
have been put on athletic proba
tion and barred from Rose Bowl
participation for from two to
three years and fare the loss of
athletes through ineligibility pen
alties.
troll.
SOUTHEAST
Lake county: All streams in
Lake county arc producing good
catches of trout. Chewaucan river,
and Dairy, Twenty Mile, and
Deep creeks have been good.
Drews reservoir. Lofton reservoir.
Heart and Campbell lakes are
Door. Deadhorse lake is good for
eastern brook. Dog lake is fair for
, perch. Harney county: Emigrant
and silver creexs, muzen river,
and Fish lake are good. Delint
ment lake is slow but producing
excellent fish. All small streams
are poor to fair. Malheur county
Excellent catches of rainbow up
to 12 inches are being taken from
Malheur reservoir. North fork Mal
heur is fair to good for small rain
bow. Beulah reservoir Is poor.
The Snake river is fair for channel
catfish and smallmouth bass.
Owyhee reservoir is fair for bass
In the late evening or early morn
ing. Crappie fishing is poor. Owy
hee river is fair with some trout
ever 12 inches.
it probably haven t met a more
formidable twosome than the
power boy Iron New York's
Bronx and the dynamic Pasadena
pepper pot Freeman already
holds the Northwest heavyweight
title belt and would like to add
the tag bauble to the collection.
Owen will announce his full
Tuesday card later this week.
Bird Seasons Set Py Federal Group
WASHINGTON l - The Fish
and Wildlife Son ice Thursday
set Sept. 1 through Jan. 10 as
the outside limits for hunting sea
sons for rails, gallinulrs, and
mourning and white winged doves.
Individual state game depart
ments must pick dates within
these limits for their local sea
sons. - -
Included in the basic regula
tions was a slight liberalization
permitting an extra five days or
10 half days hunting of mourn
ing doves. This would extend the
season to 40 full days or SS half
days in states east of the Missis
sipping River including Arkansas
and Louisiana, and to SO full days
in the Western United States.
The lone exception to this would
be Texas where five additional
half days hunting would be per
mitted if, as last year, the state
is divided into two zones. The
added hunting could be applied
to either zone or divided between
the two.
Other basic regulations by spe
cies include:
Rails and gallinules No sea
son was set for Pacific flyways
Cal Chieftain
Asks New Loop
Governor Suggests
PCC he Dissolved
(Ctni. tram page tl)
and standing in the community
and that 'this proposition had the
tacit approval of those in author
ity."
"These present day booster
clubs have been composed of all
the commnity leaders with whom
the professors fraternize, and the
community leaders from whom
they ask university financial sup
port.-. -,J..I-. .
"Without burdening you with
my extensive views, may I ask
you this: 'Where do we go from
here?" I heartily endorse yur
carefully drawn distinction In your
letter of June 29 when you say
that these men are not being aid
ed to obtain an education while
they do play football. '
"Apparently the University of
California at Berkeley is accept
ing the Conference edict without
a struggle. This complicates the
situation very badly. And. in
cidentally, while we are on the
subject, the rule that there could
not be a "repeater" in .the Rose
Bowl, regardless of merit, is. in
my considered opinion, unrealistic
and unsportsmanlike."
Meanwhile, . presidents of ' the
Pacific Coast Conference . schools
were polled Thursday to deter
mine if they will meet for a re
view of the athletic scandals and
a revision of the purity code. .
because of hunter interest. Daily
bag and possession limits un
changed. Woodcock A season of 40
consecutive days between Oct. 1
and Jan. 20 with a daily bag of
four and possession limit of eight.
BOTH ITJEWS 8
You'rt 'way ahead of them all for action when you dtir this '
glamorous fo-ftetter . . . :
And you're away ahead In value, too for, believe It or not,
you can own thla bit and brawny beauty for lea than you'd
have to pay for 43 models of the three small cars!
Here's the perfect way to break the small-car habit. Drirt)
It-price It-today!
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(Compiled br V. S. Cnait and
Geodetic Survey, Portland, Ora.)
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Patterson Hand
Injury Healed
NEW YORK Wl Tha broken
right hand of Floyd Patterson was
pronounced fit and almost ready
for action Thursday.
Cus D'Amato, manager of the
big Negro boxer, said "if Archie
Moore meets him then we will
have a new champion and a
worthy successor to Rocky Mar
ciano as a fighter and a person."
Moore and Patterson are the
principle claimants to the heavy
weight title that Marciano re
signed April 27. .
A plaster cast was removed
from Patterson's hand Thursday.
He broke it in winning a split
decision from Hurricane Jackson
June S -
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as they will be in another month they are still hill of dynamite and
afford the light tackle angler a lot of excitement.
The talmea aagllag at Coos Bay aae! WuKhester Is reported
ta be holding exeeptioaally wel a at shoaM bold hot for the
simmer. The ehlaooks are the aredomiaale fish at Winchester
and are raaalng la the tt lb. class. The silvers art still la the
I lb. class with a few hitting It lbs. . . .
Word from Fred Snider reveals that Detroit reservoir is producing
well again with several limits hsving been taken during the past
week. Detroit reservoir lias been up and down this season but it
is about time that the fishing there reached a stage of reliability.
The one draw-back has been the driftwood hazard. This is being
cleaned up and boomed in an operation still under way and in time
the lake waters should be free of debris.
Also, according U Salder. the water la to be trapped agala la
reservoir starling a beat Jlv 17. This will eaable the erews to
bar, the debris which It rafted la the shallows. It win also raise
the water level of the Saatlam river a ad eaase mart thai a few
aaglers to antmblt aad gramblt aiala.
Santiam Yielding to Fly Fishermen
The Santiam river below the Big Cliff dam and on down to the
confluence with the Willamette has been turning out some nice catches
of rainbow snd cutthroat to the fly fishermen. However, with another
water fluctuation due in late July the fishing could be a lot more
difficult.
The Santiam Is a touch river to wade moat of the time as H
carries a tremeadeas amoaat of water at a rapid pare. A raise
of a few laches meats that aaslers will tat he able to reach
moat of their favorite waters. Tata asajally oerar rich! at Iht
time of setsta whea ftyiag flshlag Is reaching Its test.
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