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Rams, Redskins Tangle Tonight LOS ANGELES 'Special) The Lis Angeles Rams of the National Football League, rapidly rounding into' top playing shape, meet the Washington Redskins of the game league here Friday night In the annual Los Angelw Times Charity game. Coach Sid Gillman of Los An- FISHING REPORT (Continued from page ID A few fish are bring taken off of the training jetty and inside the bar. Salmon angling at Coos Bay has bren good. A few silvers are now being caught Inside. Sea-run cutthroat are nnw in the Coquille river, and fishing should be fair. Salmon fishing on the lower Rogue is fair and continuing to improve. Off shore' fishing' at - Brookings has been . fair. Cuthroat fishing In lower Chetco, Klk, and Sixes rivers-has been fair. Catches'of trout continue to improve in the main Rogue from Grants Pass to Rob ertson bridge. Flies used in eve ning have been paying off with IHa Orav tnlr1a nr link! KrAui, hackle colored flies. An occasional !'mewht better than the 1955 geles announced the "honeymoon is over" for the Rams afler his team whipped the Armed Forces squad last Saturday night, 62-7. He added he expects a tough" game from the Redskin squad, led by fabled Vic Janowicz aai ether stars. ' Under the guidance of Coach Joe Kuharich, the Redskins were the surprise of the National Football League last year, finishing with1 an- M record, good for second place in the Kastern division. An indicator of the good things to come for the Washington club was evident in' last year's Ram-Redskin game in which diminutive Ed die LeBaron tossed four touch down passes as he led his team to a 31-28 conquest over Los Angeles. 25 Per Ceat Better ' George Marshall, owner of Wash ington Redskins, already has indi cated that he feels his team will be 25 per cent improved over last year, which is anything but en couraging for Gillman and his staff. The Ram mentor, however, likewise thinks his squad will be summer steelhead Is being hooked by trout anglers in upper stretches of the river. Last report from ' anclers in the Union creek area Inrhratr-s that trout fishing remains good. CENTRAL Fishing is excellent at Three Creeks lake on trolling and bait fishing. Fly fishing In the evening with blue upright is fair. Crane Prairie reservoir is still good, catching them trolling or still fish ing. Angler- are. -still catching blueharks in Culfus river with spinning outfits. Big Lava lake has , .picked up with good catches on trolling and still fishing? Fishing has hern fair to good at East and PSuTfni laker: : Trolling is improving especially In the evenings. Fishing should be - ecuui at RIiia Ink this uMlr nH Fly fishing has been producing . best results. Diamond lake is fair for trolling. Trolling at Lake of the Woods is fair. Some 10-pound fish have been taken at Klamath lake at Rocky Point on trolling. " Streams in the Klamath district ' are fair to poor. NORTHEAST y Angling in the high lakes area of the Wallowas is generally ex cellent. Limit catches are being rcportrd from Steamboat, Green Chimney, and Francis Takes. Lim its are also being taken on the Minam river near the North Mi riam. Some anglers are having difficulty taking golden trout in some of the higher lakes. Rait has produced the best re sults. Flies and spinning gear in - the other high lakes containing eastern brook trout are producing limits. Wallowa lake has been fair. Bait continues to produce a few large rainbow, Flies are pro duting nice catches of smaller fish on the fmnaha river. The Wallowa and Lostine rivers are improving with some nice catches being made. Fish lake in Raker county has been Rood. Lower valley streams are all lew due to irriga tion. Angling at Magone lake has been fair. All streams in Grant county are low except the John Day river which is holding up well. The south fork of the John Day has been fair with a few limits being reported. The main John Day and Desolation creek have produced some limits. SOCTHEAST Malheur county: Fair catches of channel catfish and some small mouth bass are being made in the Snake river. Bass and crappie fishing in Owyhee reservoir is slow. The Owyhee river below the dam is good for trout. Malheur reservqir continues to produce ejej cellent catches of trout. The north fork and middle fork of the Mal heur river are fair to good. The Little Malheur Is good for small rainbow. Beulah reservoir is poor. Anl elope -reservoir is poor to fair, trout averaging 9 inches. The south end of the county is good for small rainbow and cutthroats. Harney county: Fish lake con tinues to be good. The Blilien river is good. Delintment lake, Emigrant creek, and Silver creek are poor to fair. Trout and Willow creeks are good. Lake county: The Chewaucan river, Dairy creek, and Blue lake are fair for rainbow. Ana river produces an occasional good catch of trout. Deep and Camas are poor. Drews reservoir is poor. croup which won the Western Con ference title, all of which indicates a wide dben contest with no pre game favorite. A total of 21 rookies remain on the LA roster and Gillman plans In work rnost of them into the Red skin contest. To Opea With Vets "We'll probably open with our vets," he said, "but we have sev eral new men we are anxious to see under NFL game conditions. Leon Clarke- and Ron- Miller,-.- for example, did fine jobs for us at end last Saturday night and will see plenty of action this week." Other rookies who will figure prominently in Gillman'a game plans" areituartt-Jotm-Morrow-, Michigan who may start in place of the injured John Hock: tackles Ken Panfil, Purdue, and Tom Jones, Miami (0); defensive ends Tom Feamster, Florida State, and Dick Fouts, Missouri, and backs Tommy Runnels, Tom Wilson, Bob Holladay, Ray Shiver, Jesse Whit- tenton and Ed Kelley. The latter four are defensive backs who start ed as a unit against the Armed Forces squad. Kickoff 1 1 m e for the game which is expected to draw a crowd in excess of 80,000 is scheduled for 8:30 p.m Soviets Shine In Track Romp MOSCOW m Nine thousand Russian athletes brought to an end Thursday the Soviet Sparta kaid with a collection of sparkling performances in Olympic events. More than 80,000 fans watched the finale. The giant 11-day Spartakiad rep resented an all out athletic effort that enlisted the talents of almost 60 per cent of the nation's 220 million people. Only Jn distance races and wo men's track and field did the Rus sians exceed the marks made in the lTnited States Olympic trials, but in other events the Soviet ath letes were so close that upsets could easily occur in the games to be held at Melbourne Nov. 22 Dec. 8. The outstanding performanc the final day was made by ajwo man in a non-Olympic event, liid milla Lysenko beat Nina Otkafen ko for the second time in five years in the superb time of 2.05.3 for 800-meters. ' - - West '11' Led By Stinnctte , MEMPHIS, Tenn. (jrWThe West paired up the quarter-backing of . two tall Texans and the ramrod running of Billy Cannon of Baton Rouge, La., for an easy 23-7 vic tory over the East in the eighth annual "All American" high school football game Wednesday night. It waa the West's first triumph. Charlie Milstead of .Tyler and Larry Dueitt of Corpus Christi split signal-calling chores for the - West. They oHered up a wide-' open offense that Texas High ' .school team's are noted for and cfans roared their approval. Jim Stinnctte of Corvallis, Ore., ' scored the West's third and last touchdwn. '' With the ball on the East's seven, Stinnctte, fullback, took the ball from the quarterback and went off tackle. He wasn't touched until he reached the three, where two East defensive backs moved In for what appeared an easy slop. Rut Stinnett, running full speed, literally leaped hend first over the two wo'uld he tackier Into -the end Tore. "Hie spfrj.-ri'iar scoring "play hronrH the shirt -sleeved crowd to Its feet, , idgets Next In Armory Go The mighty mites of the ring the always popular midgets will be among the highlights on the Armory wrestling card next Tues day night, matchmaker Elton Owen announced Thursday. Four of the little guys will augment the regular card, which will be an nounced later. This group of midgets is headed by the famous Lord Clayton Little brook, who has never appeared here before, but wr is claimed to be the "best all-around midget wrestler in the game." He'll team with Tiny Tim against Major Tom Thumb and Irish Jackie in a tag scramble. Tide Table Tides for Tart, Oreioa (Cnmpllfd by V. S Coant and Geodetic Survay, Portland, Or.) 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