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Rogue Fish Regulations Reviewed by Game Group Grants Pass, Feb, 4 The Ore gon state game commission has adjusted tentative regulations an nounced previously with only minor changes made as applied to the Rogue watershed (Zone 4). The ban on night fishing for catfish in the waters of the Rogue was eliminated. The com mission reconsidered this former regulation because much recrea tion is available with night fish ing for catfish. The commission believes more law enforcement will be neces sary to curtail violations of tak ing trout while under the guise of fishing for catfish. If anglers on Rogue river will respect the closures to trout, there is no need for similar closures to night fishing in the future, it was stated. The proposed punch tag for salmon and steeinead over u inches in length was adopted to limit the take of these larger fish to 20 per year. The free punch card is to De used Dy ure gon anglers beginning March 1 and extending to Feb. 28, 1951. Each time a fish over 20 inches in length is caught a punch is 'removed from the card and the date and river are entered in the space provided immeditely after the fish is lateen. The punch card will be avail able at all same commission li cense agencies on or about Feb ruary 25. The cards are 10 ue retained by all anglers until May 31. 1951. in order that the game commission may obtain a sample for a study of the catch. Specific letters are to be sent to individual anglers requesting the return of their card, val uable information on manage ment will be worked up from the returned cards, a spokesman said. Thp rarrl with its DrOVlslons for limiting the catch of steelhead and salmon over 20 inches in length is designed to prevent excessive catches and to distrib ute the catch to more anglers. Anglers on Rogue river have much to gain with more equal distribution of the catch, offi cials said. On Rogue river the bag limit for salmon for the 1950 season will be two fish per day and five per week. The steelhead limit will be three per day and six per week. Of the catch only 20 salmon and steelhead over 20 inches in length In the aggregate will be allowed provided not more than 10 may be taken before August 15. The minimum size limits for steelhead will be the same as they were in 1949 but only those over 20 inches in length will re quire a punch on the card and count toward the annual limit. The 1949 angling laws will still be enforced until the 1950 regulations are filed with the secretary of state some time next week. . MEDFORDvWTlIBUW A Leaky Roof? For Prompt -- Efficient Service Phone 2-2513 ROOTcFcO. 'Special Touch' Wins At Anita Arcadia, Cal., Feb. 4 U.R Special Touch, running in the fourth race of her turf career, today flashed to a smashing three and a half length victory in the $50,000 Santa Susana Stakes for three-year-old fillies at Santa Anita. The fashionably-bred daughter of Alibhai scored her first stakes victory and her third win in four starts to brand herself the outstanding filly of her age at the track. The fast-closing Talking Point was second and Sea Garden was third. Dusette Faces Bear Thursday Georges Dusette was named yesterday by Promoter Mack Li Hard to wrestle with Gor geous Gus, a 450-pound bear, in the feature match of Thursday night's card. Lillard said the bear, owned and trained by Billy Fox, is not the same animal which was here several months ago but is a bigger and heavier bear. Fox said he will pay Dusette a bonus of $100 if he is able to get a rolling fall on the bear. The match will be a no time limit affair with one fall de ciding. Lillard first offered the match to the Great Atlas but the self- styled Peacock of the Ring grunted and said such an idea was beneath his dignity. Karl Gray, a roughneck from Mil waukee, will meet the Atlas in the middle match, which will be a two-out-of-three fall affair or for one hour. An opener, also for the same distance, will be signed later, the promoter said. Trapshoot Today At CP. Grounds Central Point, Feb. 4 Central Point Sportsman's club will be host to a challenge match be tween members of that organiza tion and the Medford Gun club today at the CP. grounds near the baseball park west of the railroad. The traps will open at 10 a.m. and the match is scheduled about noontime. A return match between the two clubs will be held at the Medford Gun club on Sunday, Fezruary 12. Santa Clara Football Mentor Eyes New Job Pittsburgh, Feb. 4 (U.R) The name of Len Casanova, Univer sity of Santa Clara football coach, was included among the list of prospects at the Univer sity of Pittsburgh today. A spokesman for Pitt's athle tic department emphasized, how ever, that "we didn't try to sign him up. He was here for explora tory conferences." SKI JUMP TOURNEY Spokane, Feb. 4 (U.R) Karl Martitsch, Austrian ski cham pion, will be one of the entries in the jumping tournament spon sored by the Spokone Athletic Round Table February 18 on Mt. Spokane. Tornado Boxers Defeat Grants Pass High Boys Sunday, February 3, 1950 MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE THREE The United Stales imports India's famous strain of cattle, the Brahmas, for experimental breeding. Washington, Feb. 4 (U.R) Housing Expediter Tighe E. Woods today decontrolled rents in Beavcrton, Ore. Rum accounted for 1.3 per cent of all distilled liquor con sumed in the United States in 1948. New Rifle League Competition Due Medford Rifle club will open its second week of competition in the recently organized Cali fornia-Oregon Rifle league Wed nesday night wnen the local group holds its weekly session at the indoor range at Merrick's basement. Other league teams shooting this week will be from Klamath Falls. Grants Pass. Ashland, Coos Bay and Langell Valley in Oregon and Scott Valley, Butte Valley and Yreka in California. Two Terms Her Coos Bay and Medford Rifle clubs each have two teams of six shooters each with the four high scores counting toward the team total each month. Other league clubs have one team each Team winner in the league will compete with the Portland Metropolitan league winner late in April to determine the state champion. Scores fired in the state title tourney will also be used in the national champion ships. The local rifle club meets each Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. Norwegian Skiers Lead In Colorado Winter Park, Colo., Feb. 4 !U.R) Visiting Norwegian skiers, in this country for the 1950 world ski championships, swept the field in the ski club Zipfel- bergers downhill races today. Norway's national champion Stein Erikson tied with his fellow countryman Jack Nielsen to win the class A open race with a time of 1:26 minutes over the one and one-quarter mile course down a newly renovated Hughes trail. Eriksen and Nielsen were pushed closely by two other visiting Norwegians. ' Guttorm Borge was third with 1:27 minutes, and Stein's brother, Marius Jr., turned in 1:28.2. Medford high's boxing team opened its 1950 season in an im pressive way Friday night by taking six bouts to one for the Grants Pass high ring team be fore a small crowd at the local school gym. Two or three of the fights were good ones with one or two of the local youths showing clever ness and ability to come from behind, Coach Fred Spiegelberg said. Don Vincent, light-heavyweight, put on the best battle of the night for the local high school boys by coming from be- Assistant Pro Leads Tucson Tucson, Ariz.. Feb. 4 (U.R) An obscure assistant pro from Chicago, Spanish-born Manuel De La Torre, today withstood the double pressure of his first big-time gallery and a blistering stretch drive by Sam Snead to hold a two-stroke lead in the $10,000 Tucson open at the end of three rounds of day. De La Torre, a virtual un known, in the limelight for the first time in his tournament ca reer, calmly put together his third sub-par round of 66 for a 131-68 17 and a two-sirone lead over a field of 98 veteran pros and amateurs. Snead Placet Second Slamming Sammy, the White Sulphur Springs, W. Va., stroke- master who nas aireaay pocrieiea $5,395 in tournament prizes this vear. and Veteran unandier Har per, Portsmouth, Va.. surged in to second place wun laemiL-ai seven-under-par B3s tor twin hole totals of 199. Also tied at 199 with a 133-66 was Ralph Lomeli, Fresno, Cal ROY HELSER SIGNS UP McMinnville, Ore., Feb. 4 (U.R) Southpaw Pitcher Roy riei ser said today he has signed his 1950 contract wun me roruana Reavers baseball club. It will be his seventh year with the Beavers. Umtnlflrn ie a pnrrimiinn nf an old Dutch place name, Breucke- len. Jackie Robinson Due For Motion Picture Hollywood, Feb. 4 (U.R) Jackie Robinson arrived here to day to appear in a motion pic lure showing him as the first Negro to break into major league baseball. The Brooklyn Dodgers player will begin rehearsals Monday for the starring role in the "Jackie Robinson Story." Cam eras will start grinding Friday and the picture must be com pleted by March 1 when Robin son reports to Florida for train ing with the Dodgers. OAK GROVE WINNER Oak Grove school varsity bas ketball team defeated Lone Pine 25 to 13 at the Grovers school Friday. Coulee Dam, Wash., Feb. 4 (U.R) The bureau of reclamation yesterday took over manage ment of the 40-bed hospital here. Hockey NORTHERN DIVISION gTANIHNCS: W L T Pts New Westminster 25 Tacoma 24 Vancouver 24 Seattle 21 Portland 22 Victoria 19 FRIDAY'S RESULTS: San Diei'o 4. Fresno 2 Victoria , San Francisco i Vancouver S. Portland 3 22 20 13 S e 9 s s Orchard Itvafina in Santo Cera Vefftjr MODEL 289 Total Itngth, 28'. Total wicfth, 12'. Cutting blodt width, 9'3", dtpth, 191Y'. Bled capacity, 40 cubic feet. Weight. 1700 Ibi. Power, 3 plow Ireder. MODEL 489 Total length, 48'.Tofol width, 1210". Cutting blode width, 9'3", depth 32". Blode capacity, 100 cubic feet. Weight, 5500 Ibi. Power, 4B horse power. 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With 6 different mechanical and Hydraulic Eversman models available, starting at $265.00, FOB Denver, you con do your own work with your own tractor on your own time. Come in today for details and a free demonstration. hind in the first round to take the nod in a fast second round rush. Pratt Cool. Clever Dean Pratt of the Black Tor nado boxing team was termed a cool, clever boxer in the Ida pound class. The results: Coe Brown (Medford, 118) de cisioned Wayne Muir (116), Royal Johnson (M., 11H), de cisioned Lee Fifield (111)). Mickey Loros (M., 130), de cisioned Bill Young (129). Dean Pratt (M., 132), decisioncd Chuck Karlquist (132). Ken Phillips M 148), de cisioned Jerry Tribley (149). Donald Brown (Grants Pass, 164), decisioned Wayne Tyser (Medford. 160). Two Exhibition Bouts Don Vincent (M., 176), decis ioned Russ Williamson (161). Exhibitions Bill Neely (138) and Steve Crippen (143), both of Medford. to no decision; Gene Williams (102) and David Nel son (93), both Grants Pass, to no decision. Next bouts for the Tornado boxers have been set tentatively against Springfield in the local school gym Friday. February 17. A return bout at Grants Pass is scheduled also. school garnet (Rogue River at Butte Falls, Jacksonville at St. Mary's, Gold Hill at Pros pect, Phoenix at Talent), 8:15 p.m Junior high seventh, eighth and varsity at Rote burg, 7 p.m. Southern Ore gon college at Chico State (confeernce) Mixed Bowling league, 7:30 p.m. SATURDAY Senior high at Klamath Fall! (conference-dittrict), 8:15 p.m. School gymt open, 10 a.m. to noon and 1 to 3 p.m. Church Basketball league (four games), YMCA gym, 6 p.m. Southern Oregon col lege at Chico State. CORNELL ATHLETE KILLED Ithaca, N. Y., Feb. 4 U.R) Lawrence Woodworlh, captain of Cornell university's lacrosse team, apparently slipped on the ice and rolled to his death at the bottom of a 125-foot gorge on the campus, police said today. Your New John Bean Dealer x cf Don Barber The Food Machinery Corporation (John loan Western Diviiion) it proud to announce the ap pointment of Don Barber at their Dealer In Jack ion and Josephine Counties. Mr. Barber wai for merly associated with American Fruit Grower In Medford .it Manager of the Hardwire- Depart ment. He it well qualified to handle and tervic Orchard Sprayert, Dutten and Packing Houio Equipment. The new Model 32 Food Machinery Speed Sprayer with the F-226 Continental Industrial Engine it now being thown for the firtt time. FAST, THOROUGH, ECONOMICAL, PROMOTES PROFITS, CUTS COSTS. SEE THIS MACHINE NOW! -SPIIO SMAYU DON'S EQUIPMENT CO. "Specialized Service for Growers and Packers1' 619 So. Grape St. Phone 2-9694 Post Office Box 166 Res. Phone 2-5455 MEDFORD, OREGON . Just Three Blockt South of 11th Street on Grape St. Sports for the Week TODAY Trapshoot, Central Point Sporttman's club vs. Medford Gun club. Central Point groundt, 10 a.m. Southern Oregon Baseball league meet ing. Grants Pats. MONDAY AAU basketball (two) Jun ior high, 7 p.m. Major Bowl ing league, 7:30 p.m Junior Rifle club, Merrick't 7:30 p.m. TUESDAY Junior high eighth and var sity at Ashland, 7 p.m. Pis tol divition, Medford Rifle club thooi, Merrick't, 7:30 p.m. Talent high at Butte F a 1 1 1 (conference postponed from January 13), 8:15 p.m. Ladies Bowling league, B p.m. AAU basketball (one), jun ior high, 7 p.m. Grants Pats high at Esgle Point (confer ence . district), 8:15 p. m. Grade tchool junior vanity basketball (Lincoln at Roose velt, Wathington at Jackson) 4:15 p.m. WEDNESDAY Donkey basketball, St. Mary't gym (Elkt vs. Moote lodge team at 8 p.m. AAU basketball garnet (two), junior high, 7 p.m. and at Rogue River Medford Rifle club shoot, Merrick't, 7:30 p.m. Commercial Bowling league, 7:30 p.m. THURSDAY City Bowling league, 7 p.m. Volleyball games, senior high girlt' gym and YMCA (two at each), 7 p.m. All-star wrestling card, armory, 8:30 p.m. Oak Grove tchool at Howard tchool (basketball) Grade tchool vanity batket ball (Roosevelt at Lincoln, Jackson at Wathington), 4:15 f.m. RIDAY Eagle Point high ai Medford (conference - district); prelim, 8:45 p.m. Central Point high at Klamath Falls (conference dittrict), 8:15 p.m. AAU bat ketball (two), junior high. 7 p.m. County clatt B high HUBBARD-WRAY CO. UOfrZ 8U0Md P!9Am H4noj jj FARM LOANS Long Term Low Rate NO FEES, STOCK COMMISSIONS Also Suburban and City Loeni MARK A. GOLDY AGENCY Goldy Side. 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