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TliniPn I In BUI Hyd, mw of midget me w No. IT,
IUIIIIiJ up ramdlea els Offenhaaser meter for Saturday
mlfbt't midget racing proiram at Hollywood BowL The
IT ear will be drlTem by Gordj Yoaagstrom. The mldfrt
taeei start with time Wale at 7:10 Saturday. Separate
trophy dashes, heat raeee aad mala events tor Ferd and
Offeaaaaser-powered eara will follow.
Fishing Prospects Poor
In M Parts of State
' rerOakd m Freeieete for
week-end aaflera ha Weetera
' Orarea are genorallr peer, the
. Stat Gam Cesnsnbadoa aaM
la Ms weekly fishing report
Taanday.
But fishing la central ana
altera Oregon streams and
lakee to reported to be fair to
food.
The commletlon aaid ast
side streams in the north Wil
lamette Valley are still quite
old and prospects are' poor.
There is some bop in west
id streams, where fly fish
ing is recommended. little
good fishing appears likely In
the Mt Hood area.
Upstream treat anting la
reported fair to good la the
Tillamook area. Weather
conditions hare slowed fish
tag la the BfeKeusl and ay
per tribataries. Dereaa Bea
enrolr and Tralagle Lake are
reported fair.
North central coastal streams
till are rising and becoming
murky, but fishing is fair.
Wet weather and high, mud
dy streams make prospects for
week-end angling poor in
outwest Oregon.
Central Oregon appears t
oft or the best week-end fish
nag, with preepeeta reported
feed at Odell lake, sa the
Desehatse ilvar, the Hotel
res and tower Crooked riv
en, Snttl aad Blae lakes,
Cresent lake, Tumale Creek
and Pall rhrer.
is reported in Wallowa lake
and other northeastern Oregon
waters. Prospects also are rated
good in southeastern Oregon.
Minor League Scores
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You Don't Have to Be an
Expert Golfer to Fire Ace
Any golfer can make a hole-
m-eae, bat statistics show that
yonr chances are best If yon
are a man about 40 years old
whs ordinarily ahoota around
17, or a woman about IS whose
gam Is In the region of for
It holes. -
These eonclmlons are drawn
from an analysis of almost 1400
aces which were processed for
awards last year by the Golf
Digest Hole-in-One Clearing
House.' They are reported in
the June issue of the magazine,
now on newastands.
Th fixures also Drove that
by far the greatest proportion'
of holes-in-one are fired by the
better players. In most cases it
is definitely much more than
'lust a matter of luck."
A total of 1,898 holes-in-one
were handled by the service in
19521,327 for men and SB for
women. This represents ap
proximately 47 per cent of all
one-shot enlevements mad In
this country during the year.
Agea for men who sank tee
shots ranged from 13 to 72
years and averaged 39.8. For
women they ran from 14 to 61
and averaged 35.
Longest hole-in-one for men
was 327 yards, shortest wis 78
yards, and the average length
was 1B0 yards. For women the
longest hole-out was 108 yards,
the shortest 83 yards, and the
average 132 yards.
For men the highest seore re
ported for th round on which
the ace was mad was 148, th
lowest wss 67, and the average
was 87. For women th scores
ranged from 78 to 114 and
averaged 96.
Drivers Vie
For 26 Spots
At Indianapolis
Indianapolis ff) About 40
drivers will scramble among 66
cars Saturday and Sunday try
ing to win the 26 open spots in
the 800-mile auto race May 30
at the Indianapolis . Motor
Speedway.
Ten-mil qualifications will
be run, on car at a time, for
nine hours each day. The Speed
way expects about 75,000 auto
fans if the weather 1 good.
Krc.zsr, Scd-rr.an
And Co, Ccrvallis
Nsxt Tuesday
OregM Ibto Celleg, Cer
vallis n world's greatest
tennis shew, featuring rrofes
stonal Champion Jack Era
star and Amatear King Frank
aagsaaa f Australia, will
auk Us only Willamette val
ley step In Oil! CeUeeatn next
Taeeday nlgat.
Frank O'Gtrs, advance man
for the show, was In Corval
iis this week making prepar
ations for the valley visit and
said Gill Coliseum was Ideally
constructed for indoor tennis.
The Philadelphia man also
mentioned that Corvallis prices
were possibly the lowest of
the entire tour. Reserved
seats are priced at $2.40, with
general admission at $1.80.
OSC students and nigh school
students will be admitted at a
special $1.20 rate.
Mall rder for tickets
are acsepted at GiU Coll
scant lfl, Corvallis. Over
the-ceaater sales a Is are
effered la Albaay at Viae
Barrett's Sporting . Goods
aad at FbH Small's down
to wa star la Corvallis. '
Three matches are schedul
ed, starting at 8 p.m. Pancho
Segura, colorful little Ecudor-
i, and Ken McGregor, an
other Australian ace, play in
th opener. Sedgman will
play singles against Kramer,
and a doubles match between
the two Australians and Kra
mer and Sugura will follow.
All the matches will be played
on the main Coliseum basket
ball floor, upon which a tight
canvas court will be stretched.
At last eonnt, Kramer
was ahead ef Sedgmaa fat
their nation wid tour, but
the Amad was leaing in
fast Kramer has leag keen
recognised sa ta outstand
ing netraaa la th world,
aad a ptvvioas profession
al tears proved his over
whelming superiority arer
both Bobby Biggs and Fan
eh Goaaaloa.
Jim Barratt, athletic busi
ness manager at OSC. said
today that tickets in reserve
section In th choice lower
balcony and floor levels are
still available, and warned
ducat-seekers to get In their
bids early. Sales are expect
ed to surge between now and
next Tuesday.
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Boros Sharpens
Up for National
Golf Day Game
Pittsburgh, Julius Bor
os, 19S2 National Open golf
champion sharpened bis game
Friday at nearby Oakmont
Country Club where he will
match his score with thousands
of duffers and experts cross
the nation.
Th husky professional from
Mid Pines; N.C will tour the
6,916-yard course Saturday-
National Golf Day with home
pro Lew Worsham. Golfers
throughout th country, most
playing under full handicaps,
will try to beat nla gross eara.
If successful, they'll re
ceive plaques. One-seventh of
80,000 bettered Ben Hogsn's
score last year. Entry fee of $1
goes to the USO and th Na
tional Golf Fund, Inc.
Rain Forecast
For Northern
Division Meet
. Eugene, Or. ( Rain and
muddy track were forecast Fri
dsy as Northern Division field
and track teams converged on
Eugene for their annual cham
pionships Saturday.
Th forecast reduced the
chances of record-setting per
formances.
Washington State, th divi
sion's dual champion, Wash
ington and Idaho wer due here
Friday. Th Oregon Stat squad
will arrive Saturday.
Id die LeBaron, quarterback
for the Washington Redskins,
passed 194 times and complet
ed 93 in his 1952 rooki season.
RITA Shoot
Slated for
Gun Club Sunday
A registered PITA shoot will
be conducted st Salem Gun
club Sunday.
One hundred 16-yard targets
will be tired, with trophies to
th winner. A 100-target han
dicap shoot is also scheduled.
Trophies, and a money option,
are to be awarded in the han
dicap shoot
Also included in Sunday's
shoot will be 25 pairs of doubles.
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