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MEDFOTID MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGOX, FRIDAY, APRIL R, 1933.
PROSPECTS FAIR
Squaw Lake to Attract Many
Upper Big Applegate
Clear Some Creeks Sti
High for Good Angling
Thompson
Handicap -
IN ISA IBS
45 49 49
Fllegel .
Ferguson
Handicap
Total ....
Wataon
Vlrg. Strang
Handicap
, 309
1st
. iss
. 189
, 41
. sea
lat
, 14T
, 191
. 29
393
3nd
138
197
41
324
2nd
190
150
as
430
8rd
153
138
41
333
3rd
ass
117
as
Total
Opening of the trout fishing ki
con tomorrow will find hundreds of
angler on southern Oregon streams
and lakes with prospects fair for well
filled creels on many of the bodies
of mter. According to Ed Walker,
state police officer in the game dim.
Ion, the outlook for the opening day
at Squaw lake la good. The road
open and many are planning to ln
augurate the season at the favorite
spot.
Upper Big Applegte Is clear, also
Car berry creek, a tributary of the
1 Applegate. The road, ne finds Is open
to the south fork of the Rogue river
via Prospect and the water Is clear
and in good shape for fishing.
Evans Creek Uoort
Evans creek above Wlmer ahould
be good fishing on the opening day,
with Little Butte creek, Trail creek
and Elk creek all clear but a little
high for good fishing he finds.
Good salmon catchea are being
made at Savage Rapids dam and be.
low Grants Pass a 55 pound salmon
was taken yesterday Salmon have not
yet reached Gold Ray dam In quan
tities that will assure good fishing
there. There Is good oat fishing how
ever, on the backwaters of Gold Ray
dam and' good catches have been
made there In tho last week. It will
be some time before, the Hlatt Prai
rie and Fish lake and Lake of the
Woods roads are open.
Law Changes Cited
Mr. Walker makes further reports
on Important changes In the game
laws:
"House bill 443 enacted by the leg.
lelatlve assembly recently carried an
emergency clause and Is now In ef
fect. 8ec. 17 makes quite on Impor
tant change. It - removes the mini
mum size limit from trout, which
heretofore has been six Inches. In all
counties except Union and Wallowa
counties where the six inch limit re
mains. ' . ;
Arrest By Citation
"Section 4 authorises arrest for
guxw violations by citation by glv
lng persons arrested a summons dl-
rating him to appear at the Justice
court or other court having Jurisdic
tion named in uhe summons to ans
war to a complaint to be therein filed,
aharjnng such arrested person with a
violation of the gome laws, which vio
lation shell be noted on said sum
mons, dated and signed by the officer
making the arrest. ....
Penalty For Refusal
"The section also carries a penalty
ror any person refusing to obey the
summons, separate and apart from
the penalty provided for the unlawful
aet for which the person mlgb,t have
been arrested, and further provides
that an officer making the arrest may
seise as evidence the firs arms, dogs
or boat of any pereon arrested.
Section 34 Is the penalty clause
for this act and It provides a mini
mum fine of 35 snd a maximum
fine of SS00 or Imprisonment in the
county Jail for not lees than 30 days
or more than six months or by both
suoh fine and Imprisonment,"
ELKS BOWLING TEAM
SET EVENING'S PACE
Hugo Ouenther and Jack Thomp
son rolled 1180 for high match total
In the Elka' doubles bowling tourney
Wednesday night. The pair also
came near making a clean sweep of
the evening's gsmes, winning 10 out
of 13.
Lee Watson rolled ass for high
single gsme of Vie evening.
Scores:
1st and 3rd
Prultt 223 181 aoa
Strang 197 193 137
Handicap 33 32 33
Lageson
Rose
Handlcnp
Total
, 337 348 331
1st 2nd 3rd
, 145 133
147 157
47
47
194
135
47
338 337 338
MEDFORD INVADES
J'VILLE DIAMOND
FOR SUNDAY TILT
Manager George Sowers will take
bis Hertford Merchant btMbtU Uam
to Jacksonville Sunday for a claan
with the Pioneer aggregation and one
of the beat game of the early sea-
son la expected as the former county
aeat town baa lined up another good
nine to carry on for diamond bonors
during the summer.
The locale are showing more pep
dally, most of them being youngsters
who bave made their mark In Med
ford high school athletics. Sowers la
angling for a pair of high class
hurlers, one of them being McFad
den, who la attending Ashland nor
mal school. McFadden halls from
Kelso, Wash., and last year. Just out
of high school, pitched ball In the
Timber league, one of the fastest cir
cuits on the coast outside of the Pa
clflo Coaat league. McFadden hurls
from the orthodox side and Is bet
ter than the average with the bat.
The present aggregation gives prom
ise of being a winning ball club.
something Mcdford baa not been able
to boast for 'some seasons.
Eagle Point's Cheesemakere wilt
journey to Grant Pass Sunday for
a tut with the Cavemen. Grants Pase
has an outfit about on a par with
that of last year and should they
take Eagle Point Sunday, and Med
ford win from Jacksonville, a battle
royal should be expected between the
ancient rivals.
MAJOR LEAGUES
SETTLE DOWN TO
T
ATTEMPT REPEAT
LONG BEAOH, Cal., Aplrl 14. (AP)
California's stalwart scullers return
to the scene of their Olyraplo games
triumph today.
over the Marine stadium course
where last summer they pulled to
victory over Italy In the International
rowing ohamplonshlps, these Qolden
Besm will attempt to duplicate the
feat in a triangular race with Wash
ington and the University of Califor
nia at IO Angeles tomorrow.
Their purpose Is twofold, not only
are Ky Ebrlftht's varsity oarsmen
anxious to repeat the classlo 3000
meter course for old time's sake, but
also because the Huskies rose In all
their might at Oakland last Saturday
to score a seven-length's victory In
three-mile race.
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let
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2nd 3rd
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By HUGn . rcxt-entoN, Jr.
Associated Press Sports jVrlter.
Tn major leagues laid aside the
openlng-dsy trspplngs today and set
tled down to the long march through
the 154 gsme schedule that leads to
the world's series while the betters
In several Important sectors won-
dered Just what they could do about
the kind of pitching that was being
sent at them.
Fine weather, following the dismal
start In the east, allowed all the
clubs but the Boston Braves and Mew
York Olants to get Into action ye-
terday, adding some 48,000 fsns to
the attendance list for the lnaugu
rals. A snow covered field at Boston
delsyed the Olant-Brave contest an
other dsy.
Yanks Win Opener.
The world cbsmpton New York
Yankees attracted more than 38.000
to their opening triumph over the
Boston Bed Sox and they treated the
customers to a typical Yankee victory
ss a booming drive by Lou Gehrig In
tne first inning dropped Into the
bleachers for a home run with two
on base. The final count was only
4-3 however.
The other opener brought out about
13,000 fans, wbq, saw the Brooklyn
Dodgers turn bsck the Pblltdelphla
Nationals by a s to 4 count.
Pirates Take Lead.
The Pittsburg Pirate got a four-
bit pitching feat on top of their five-
Bit opener and turned back the Cln
clnnatl Reds, 8 to 3 to take an early
but undisputed lead In the National
league. Larry French' aouthpawed
the Reds Into submission without giv
ing a hit until the Buca had blud
geoned out a 4-0 lesd against Eppa
Rlxey, their former "Jinx."
Bill Hallahan, St. Louis left dander.
and Ouy Bush. Chicago's noted
Mississippi Mudcat" each granted
alx blowa In a neat duel, but Hallahan
had the backing of Jim Collins and
won, 8-1. Collins pasted a homer
with one on In the fourth and singled
home a run In the ninth.
- Senators Threaten Again.
The Washington Senators, looking
very threatening again, got both
pitching and hitting as they trounced
tn Philadelphia Athletic' collection
of rookies for the second time, 11-4.
Ooom Goslln topped off the triumph
with a homer.
BUI Knickerbocker, Cleveland's new
est rookie sensation, helped himself
to a home run on his second day In
the big league as his contribution to
a ninth Inning rally that netted the
Indians six tallies and a 7-4 victory
over Detroit.
The Chlcsgo White Sox and St.
Louis Browns pounded the apple vig
orously through 11 Innings before a
four-run rally by the greatly re
vamped Sox brought them an 11-7 decision.
GRANTS PASS. April 14. (Spl.)
Chinook salmon fishing struck sports
men up and down the Rogue river In
full force Wednesday when numer
ous catches were reported, all being
statable fish. The hitting hss been
slow and slight up till Wednesday
morning, and then the fish seemtd to
enter into the spirit of the day, ac
cording to "Rainbow" Olbson of We
asku Inn, and started striking with
such speed snd feruclty that fisher
men on all stretches of the river were
roused to a tense pitch of excitement.
Another large Chinook weighing 25
pounds wss reported by William
Meeks of this city who caught It
Wednesday forenoon, Just as the flah
started hitting. He hooked the fish
Just a short distance from the city
limits.
J. L. Ohrlatlleb of this olty report
ed the largest local catoh this season
with a 37 pound Chinook he hooked
Wednesday afternoon. This catch Is
second only to the 55 pound salmon
pulled in Tuesday by Ben Harrison
of Long Beach.
A number of local fishermen are
now going out with blood In their
eye, Intent on holding up their rep
utation of southern Oregon sports
men and not letting a southern Cali
fornia citizen come 1000 miles to take
the biggest catch of the year out
from under their noeea. A 60 pound
Chinook Is their goal for the re
mainder of the run.
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