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The Bulletin, Thursday, November 28, 1963
Reservoir to open
Game Commission sets
1964 fishing regulations
PORTLAND -- Only t w o
Special to The Bulletin
changes to the tentative angl
ing rules as proposed two
weeks ago were made last Fri
day at a public meeting here
when the Oregon (Jarne Com
mission set the final regulations
for the 1964 season.
Changes to the tentative rules
Included lifting the shad posses
sion limit and eliminating the
proposed salmon closure on the
Rogue and substituting a single
hook rule for the areas of the
Rogue above Pierce Riffle.
AA other tentative rules were
passed as final by the commis
sion. Oregon's general trout season
will run from April 25 through
October 31 in all zones except
streams in zones 1, 3 and 4.
Only minor date changes were
made for zones 3 and 4, the
Rogue and Umpqua areas.
Salman Relief
Chinook salmon In the Mc
Kenzie River obtained relief
when the commission adopted
the rule closing the area be
tween Trail Bridge and the
Geological Survey cable cross
ing to all angling, and the
Walterville Poworhuube Tailrace
to salmon angling.
In the Santiam area, the river
from the falls above Mill Cily
downstream to the railroad
bridge was closed to all angiing
to protect spring chinook in the
resting holes in this area.
Following is a list of changes
for the 1964 season in zone a
River fishing on the Deschutes
will be closed from wane
Prairie dam down to the water
maslpr cable crossine in Sheep
Bridge Forest Camp, a distance
of about two miles.
Closure Extension
Thpro is an excention to this,
however, f rom bepiemner o w
October 31, the closure will ex
tend to a point 'A mite below
the Sheep Bridge watermaster
cable crossing.
Fall River will be closed to
annlinir in anv manner other
other than with an artificial fly.
Helton Reservoir iftimiusius;
will be open for angling from
April 25 to October 31. Round
Butte Reservoir will open to
fishermen on April 25, and will
also continue until October 31.
Bob Pettit fakes over top
scoring honors in NBA
NEW YORK (UPI) - Bob
Pettit, the last man to win the
NBA scoring championship
since Wilt Chamberlain entered
the league, is back on top in the
point department.
Weekly statistics released by
the league today show Petit
leading wtth 554 ponts in 20
games and has scored 534 points
for a 26.7 average.
Jerry West of the Los Angeles
Lakers is third with 491 points
in 17 games, an average of 28.9
per game.
Next comes Chamberlain, who
has led the league ever since
Ms rooMe year In 1959-60. He
lias only played 15 games and
lias scored 489 points for a 32.8
average. His average, however,
Is the best in the league.
That's 12 points below his fi
nal mark of 44.8 last season,
but the San Francisco Warriors
aren't complaining because Wilt
is doing more of everything this
season to make up for the point
deficit.
He's the leader in field goal
percentage with .517 and is sec
ond in rebounding to Jerry Lu
cas of Cincinnati (334-333). Lu
cas has played in five more
games than Chamberlain.
Don Nelson of the Los Angeles
Lakers is the leader in free
throw percenage with 50 of 58
(.862). Robertson leads in as
sists with 188 for a 9.4 average.
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Alley Nuts 30 18
Alley Kats 27 21
Kottee Breakers : 25 22
Wild Kats 25 23
Black Kats 23 25
Bowl Kats 21 27
Sleepy Kals 20 28
New Kals 94 28M
Channel Kats 18 30
Team leaders: Alley Nuls,
457 game and 1418 series.
High scorers: Margaret
Shores, 179 game and 464 se
ries. Eight teams to
play in tourney
SALEM (UPI) -Four teams'
each from the Northwest Con-j
ference and (he Oregon Collegi-1
ate Conference will compete in 1
the fifth annual NAIA Tip-Off i
basketball tournament Dec. 5-7. j
First round pairings will
match Linfield against Oregon j
College of Education and East
ern Oregon against Willamette
at Salem and Portland State
against Lewis and Clark and
Oregon Tech against Pacific at :
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Kansas City cleans house
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (UPD
The Kansas City Athletics had
completed a general house
cleaning today with the trade
of Norm Siebern to the Balti
more Orioles for Jim Gentile
and $25,000.
The exchange of first base
men Tuesday marked Ihe de
parture of the last of the old
Athletics, those who were on
the team's roster when Charles
O. Finley purchased the club in
January. 1961.
Hiney has wielded a busy
broom (roni the start in his ef
forts to rebuild the Athletics.
But he has swept at a spring
cleaning pace during Die past
eight days in a crash program
to add power to the lineup.
Last week, the Athletics sent
second baseman Jerry Lumpe
and pitching mainstays Dave
Wickersham and Ed Rakow to
the Detroit Tigers in exchange
for slugger Rocky Colavito, a
right-handed swinger. The Ti
gers also sent along relief pitch
er Bob Anderson and $50,000
with Colavito. That was the first
step in Kansas City's program
for power.
The second step in the pro
gram came Tuesday when they
got Gentile, a left-handed slug
ger. 'We feel that now we have
the best one - two home run
combination that Kansas City
has ever had," said Athletics
General Manager Pat Friday.
Siebern, the last varsity hold
over from the club Finley pur
chased, was the only semba
lance of power in the Kansas
Cily lineup during the past
three seasons. He batted clean
up. His best year was 1962 when
he hit 25 home runs, drove In
117 and batted .308. Last year
he hit 16 homers, drove in 83
runs and batted .272.
Gentile, who at 29 is one year
younger than Siebern, had a
poor year last season. He batted
.248. hit 24 homers and drove
in 72 runs.
But Gentile has produced
more for the Orioles in the past
four seasons that Siebern has
produced for the Athletics. Dur
ing that period. Gentile hit 124
homers, drove in 398 runs and
batted .272. Siebern hit 78 home
runs, drove in 367 runs and bat
ted .289.
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