April .
HERALD AND NEWS THREE I
HAINES
Fishing Season Opons Here
L ucnurnl Oregon fishing season will open April 14, bill
RnYiiiiiith counly areas will rcimiln cloned until Muy 12,
f . . it.. tnJR fiMMInif NVnnnHlM rnriuvprl liwlnv Th. lllrl
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tih cniinlv Ik uh hiiiiiwb;
,,' 0 danoral Seasons nd Bag Llmltt
"I . . ai.lhH unci Ralmon
clot nnd 8lo Trout not lima thnn 0
including snlmon and aicoinoati unucr zu
i Tui-lf milmun.
L season April U to October 31, all
L except Iulo county,
t Limit 19 'lli or 15 pnunilB nnd 1 fish
fiv but nut mom than 30 flnh or 30 pounds
r- . , . n .........il I.... rltiva fir Itl nnNitniiRllitl
list) in ' tuiiw...... ........ ...
. .. limit
Li., and Bii Trout not loss thnn 10
F' . .1.... ).... rtrt allhtnrl nrw(rr 20
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.....I luCK M111I11UI1.
L Benton Knllro yenr In tUtowutcr unci those Btrcoms unci
don on pK 1,1 "j""!'31"'
Limit 3 lih In 1 duy but not more thnn 0 Huh In 7 con-
any . - , . . 7. i i i , i, .i,,
k-r ol year - "'
C...11 i,,r imiil not less thnn 0 Inches.
bclot and Bli- Salmon nnd stcclhcnd 20 titclica or over.
P L'..Hcm ui.1. In fill rriiiiil li.tl ftir, nvpni.tlnhM
UV CUUIIIH'S wml .';. . vutiu in nuui3iri.
, Limit 3 finh In the aggregate In 1 dny hut not moro
in the aggrcguto In uny 7 consecutive days or In possession
one time. ..... ,, , ,,
k milinmi under 20 Indies open entire year in all coun-
'i'K ri)o"uiove bnii limits nro to bo counled separately
as otherwise specified.
KLAMATH COUNTY
Buoclsl Soitoni and Baa Llmltii
math rlvor. October 1 to July 5, Inclusive.
L.n Mlla crook. Anrll 14 to September 30. Inclusive.
His ol ths Woods. May 12 to November 30, Inclusive. Bag
flu pounds and 1 fish but not to exceed 10 finh In any 1
Ii 20 pounds and 2 (lull but not to exceed 20 fltih In any 7
iutlvo on y.
Ll, Croicont, Uppar Klamath and Agency, lalcai, Mny 12 to
r 31. Inclusive; proviticci. nowever, tno open season is ine
r In Hint nartlon of Uppar Klamath laka from Modoc
m KniMe Rlclito south to Link river.
hk rlvar and. Lake Ewauna. open seuson the entire yenr.
Evil laka. May 30 to Septemper 1, Inclusive. Bag limlti S fish
it lo exceed la pounds ana i usn in any i any, ana iu nsn
t to exceed 30 pounds and 2 fish In nny 7 consecutive days.
I other lake In Klamath county, May 12 to September 20,
ve. .......
kt river, July i xo ueioocr ai, inclusive.
CLOBCU iu AIL, AnUL,iriLil
hi rinrl of Klamath rlvar for n distance of 4000 feet below
)00 feet nbovo tho mouth of Spencer creek,
incor crook.
nl pnrt of Odoll crook- from Odcll lake downstream to a
ivlicrc the line of telephone poles runs east and west across
rock, ndjncent lo tho forestry camp.
nt pnrt of Link rlvar bciilniilng at the California Oregon
company aum on saia river to a poiiu xuu icci ociow
Inm.
Draft Boards Fail to Cooperate
lh the recent war labor board edict concerning baseball
fand releasing them from essential wnr Jobs in order to
isebull, local drnlt bonrds huvo almost imiuilinously acted
clcd violation to tha federal order by changing the draft
of nail players without authority.
r most notable exnmple of this skullduggery on the part of
iiift bonrds, who for tho most pnrt have an exalted idea of
Mn importance, ih ine cose or zu-ycar-oia uyru uiikcr,
tlit-hnntied hurler being groomed for a starting berth with
aoklyn Dodgers.
n other day ho received notification from his draft board
le had been reclassified lA. because of Job-Jumping. This
about as much Sonne as the usual actions of draft boards,
is mostly nil, as It Is extremely Improbable that a man
hold a 4 K clnsslficntmn by working at nn cssontlnl Job.
cuses out of 100 a t F classification is cstubllshcd for
hi handicaps nnd not on esscntlnl Job deferments.
s case is merely ono of many and Is being taken to Wash-
u, ., lor a hearing, wo understand. It very definitely
get a fnir. unbiased hcorlni! as this action of the board Is
tct disagreement to tho ledcral order and flouts the au-
of Ihe WLD edict.
our mind a baseball player has tho right to work at basc-
ioiik as no (moneys no law und does not hinder tho sue
carrying on of the wnr. Appurcnlly the federal govern
els the same wnv or it would never havo issued the order
r ball ploycrs from war Jobs. It is tho draft boards of the
uiiu aru grievously nt rnult. not tho ball players,
;
Piluso Meets "Grev Mask" Toniaht
lp Piluso will tnko oh a man-sized Job at the armory to
Fhen he mccla tho "Grev Mask" In the main event on the
Icard. Mr. Stonefacc has yet to be defeated here, but we
ma irom renablo sources Hint Tough Tony Ross cold-
nim in roriinnd this week nnd the "Mask" was unable to
ick after each ararmler had unified a fnll.
Is will be on the card here tonight when he tangles with
fij I ' ae'cnimu nincse muscicr, in mo somi-winnup.
oiild be a tiff second only to tho main event and will be
,, ,Km rllu aaw" the line, it Achlu uses his pet
r hold, tho odds will necessarily weigh a bit In his fnvor.
nls unique nnd (longerons hold Is applied, the recipient
"uuu io iuko a long, long rest.
iu seldom uses this hold, however, unless his onoonoiit
lie rough stuff nnd Hoss hns been very docllo here of Into,
I iii-iui oouis in nis mst two nppenranccs. But you never
Wllell Tmtuh Tnnu llflll Knl ll,r ,,n nnA If ll.nl ctinllU
uchlu will no doubt rely on tho "sleeper" to subdue him.
Clliu Whins Rnii nnH tlm mii8trrl
hied record horn tav rtrnnnlnu Plhuid it It nnL unllki'lv
toinolcr Muck Lillnrd will book the two boys in the head-
wxi wciok. To the victor belong tho spoll.
IllC OMtMtinrf f I'd on. mil.. Mt.,! Ill Ih. tU ..nA
( r aauvuol, Ulll 4.Utllll Will HV WVIV Ilia 1UKJ3-U
Sii"i9., n,y Gu!l1 Johnson and figures to last about as
'"- ihiio man who wnsn t there.
Jth Twin
Angler's
idise
0. April 13 W)AnRlcrs
"1 today South Twin
Jn'i"? Pnst tw years
mutl,lck wtll rainbow
, iu f'shcrmcn's pnra
itn the trout season opons
"jo chub hnd devoured
" foods and few trout
the lake was closed in
11)42 and "poisoned" by the
state gnmc department. It was
later restocked.
Tho Deschutes river, . famed
trout- haven, will nlso open Sat
urday from its Junction with
tho Columbia to Sheep bridge,
south of Bend.
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Top Kegling
Bee Siarts
In Utah
SALT LAKE CITYi April 13
(A'l Utah's top bowling tourney,
tho eighth annual Ritz classic,
open tonight.
Nearly 2S0 kcglers from 10
western stntca will roll for
3fl00. first nrlzo ; is $500.
Clnudn Parry of Ogdcn, Utah, Is
defending chnmp.
Out'Of-stnters entered Include
Jack Qulnn of Los Angeles, John
C. liork of Uutte, Mont., Sid
llnrmiin of Wulln Wnllu, Wush.,
Art landmark nnd Mnrolcl
Asplund of Denver' and Mhx
Gnrdcns of Los Angeles, the lust
three former winners.
Brownies
Again Top
Cards, 8-3
NEW YORK, April 13 (P)
Three hurlers apparently won
the honor of pitching next
week's opening games for their
respective clubs as a result of
stcllur performances In yestcr
duy's exhibition contests.
Slg Jukuckl of the St. Louis
Browns guvo tho Cardinals five
hits in seven innings as the
American leaguers prevailed by
8 to 3, taking a 4-1 lead In the
seven-gnmc city scries.
Big Pnul Derringer of the Chi
cago Cubs went five Innings and
nllowcd two hits In his loom's 13
3 triumph over the White Sox.
Davis Does Well
Brooklyn's Curt Davis showed
up well ns the Dodgers trimmed
the New York Yankees, 3-1, go
ing seven innings and giving six
siifctlt-s. This wns a Red Cross
benefit affair which netted $22,
300.80. Duo to President Roosevelt's
death, several scheduled games
huvo been cancelled, including
today's Yankccs-Dodacr clash:
the Cubs-White Sox consume to-
nuy and tomorrow nnd tho Red
Sox-Braves game on Saturday.
Other Training Itemst
New York Giants Johnnv
Gee, whom Giants got from Pitts
burgh for $7500 waiver price
nisi season Biter I'iraios paia
$75,000 for six-foot, nine-inch
hurler In 1030, slated to make
first start of training season Sat
urday against Newark Bears. Be
lieves old -arm Injury disap-penrrd.
Pittsburgh Plrntcs Mnnager
rrnnk i-risen said ! rankle Zak
will be at short for Pirates when
season opens Tuesday.
Lee Joins Phils
Philadelphia Phillies Big
Bill Lee. 35-ycnr-old Ditcher, ar
rived at camp and promptly wns
nil on pitching arm by ball in
first practice. . i
Phllndelnhia Athletics Con
nie Mack announced purchase of
Charles Cassaway. southpaw
Sports World Saddened
By Death of Roosevelt
, President Was Nation's No. 1 Sports
. Fan and Great Champion of Baseball
By BUS HAM
WASHINGTON, April 13 UP)
Tho. athletic world felt today
Hint It had lost the nation's No. 1
sports fun In tho death of Presi
dent Roosevelt.
Clurk Griffith, president of
tho Washington Senators and
friend of presidents buck to "the
other Roosevelt, Teddy," ex
pressed the sentiment of sports
pcoplo generally:
"Wu'vo lost a warm personal
friend, and a greut champion of
baseball."
No. 1 Baseball Fan
Only Inst month, Mr. Roose
velt auld in his own words that
ho was "No. 1 night baseball
tcr from the lute Judge Kenesaw
Mountain Landis, then baseball
commissioner, by stating that the
game should curry on.
Hope Civan
During the past winter, when
manpower problems beset the na
tional game, Mr. Roosevelt gave
it new hope by saying it should
continue through without using
healthy young men who could be
ol greater value in the war
effort.
Ho hnd indicated that If war
time duties permitted he would
toss out the first ball at the sea
son opener between the Senators
und the New York Yankees. His
even opening-day appearances
fun," when Griffith visited him j at Griffith stadium 1934
at the White House to deliver the
president's annual big-league
puss,
Twice during this war, Mr.
Roosevelt pinched hit for base
ball. Tho first occasion wus early
In 1042 when grave doubts hung
over the start of that snnson.
Mr. Roosevelt replied to a let-
Goalie
Scores 3
Shutouts
TORONTO, April 13 OP)
Frank McCool, 26-yrar-old Cal
gury sports writer who was dis
charged from the Canadian
army because of stomach ulcers,
is tho first goal tender in hockey
history to score three successive
shutouts in Stanley cup ploy. .
The quiet, soft-spoken McCool
last night blanked the Detroit
Red Wings 1-0 for Toronto in
the third game of the Stanley
cup finals. In the first two
games he registered 1-0 and 2-0
shutouts.
His three successive shutouts
betters the record of two by a
former Dc'rolt goal tender now
in the RCAF, Johnny Mowers,
who blanked the Boston Bruins
for Detroit In tho last two
games of the 1043 Stanley cup
finals.
moundflman, from Milwaukee for
reported $15,000. A's took nip
and tuck game from Washington
Senators, 7-6.
Cleveland Indians Ed Wheel
er, who reported Wednesday,
will play third bnsc today in
team's second exhibition clash
with Pittsburgh. Sieve Gromek
slated to pitch Ion Indians.
through 1040 established a rec
ord that rivals Babe Ruth's 60
homers.
Showed Deep Interest
In many other respects, the
firesident showed deep interest
n sports. His public speeches
were spiced with phrases from
athletic vocabularies.
He was Intensely interested in
national physical fitness after
I the war, nnd was himself a swim
i ming enthusiast.
Griffith recalled that In Mr.
! Roosevelt's school days at Gro
' ton and Harvard he was "quite
an athlete" in boxing, tennis,
j track, rowing and so on.
Hoppe Holds
Small Lead
Over Chamo
CHICAGO. April 13 IP)
Champion Wclkcr Cochran of
San Francisco and Challenger
Willie Hoppe of New York yes
terday again divided blocks in
their transcontinental world
three cushion billiard title
match. Cochran won the after
noon event, 60 to 57 in 29 in
nings, while Hoppe took the
night match, 60 to 39, in 29 in
nings. The challenger now has a
point total of 2304 to Cochran's
2135 as they go. Into the 43rd
block of a series which con
tinues here through Saturday.
Boston Holds
One-Game Lead -Over
Ironmen
SEATTLE, April 13 (IP) Bos
ton held a one-game lead over
tho Seattle Ironmen In their
best-of-seven series for the na
tional amateur ice hockey title
today by virtue of a nip-and-tuck
overtime win last night 5-4.
Neither team hold more than
a one goal lead throughout the
contest.
The payoff tally came on a
fast break by Tom Brennan and
Russ Kopak, with Fillion back
handing the puck into the twine
from about 10 feet out in the
sudden death extra period.
AAU Meet
Will Open
Tonight
CHICAGO, April 13 UP)
Fifty of the country's top-notch
girl swimmers and divers, in
cluding three defending cham
pions, tonight open the three
day national AAU women's in
door swimming meet in the Chi
cago Town club pool.
Lyman Bingham, assistant to
the president of the AAU, said
the meet was being held as
scheduled, but in deference to
the death of President Roose
velt, events set for Saturday
afternoon would be held that
morning.
Bingham said, after a meet
ing of coaches and officials, it
would be a "physical Impossi
bility to extend the meet an
other day because of train reser
vations already made."
Ann Curtis Tops
Headline billing goes to Ann
Curtis of San Francisco and
Brcnda Helser of Hollywood
who have been dominating the
amateur swimming competition
for the last two years. Miss
Curtis, first woman ever to win
the Sullivan award, will defend
her 220 and 440-yard free style
titles. Miss Helser will defend
her 100-yard free style cham
pionship, in addition - to chal
lenging the San Francisco girl
in the 220 and 440-yard events.
The third titleholder, defend
ing her crown, is Patrician Sin
clair of the New York Women's
Swimming association, queen of
the 100-yard breast stroke division.
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General Game fishing
Season Opens Saturday
Many Klamath County Areas Will B -Closed
Until May 12; Anglers Ready
PORTLAND, April 13 (IP)
Anglers began riffling through
equipment today in preparation
for the annual trout season open
ing Saturday in most of Ore
gon. Although hundreds of streams
have special fishing restrictions,
the general game fishing season
will run from April 14 to Oc
tober 31, inclusive. Part of
Lake county opened to fisher
men April 1; the rest will re
main closed until May 20. The
famous Rogue river opens April
28.
Daily trout bag limit is 15
Los Angeles
Cancels All
Sports Events
LOS ANGELES April 13 (IP)
All sports events in Los An
geles were cancelled yesterday
because of the death of Presi
dent Roosevelt.
President Clarence Rowland
of the Pacific Coast league an
nounced that the league sched
ule would be resumed today
but that all parks in the circuit
would fly the flag at half mast
for 30 days. One minute of si
lence was to be observed .at to
day's games.
Wrestling matches at Long
Beach and Santa Barbara were
cancelled but the Hollywood Le
gion stadium said its boxing
card tonight would go on.
HURLER TO JOIN BEVOS
PORTLAND. Aaril 13 (IP)
Francis Dierick, who won two
victories over the Portland
Beavers while hurling for Salem
in the Western International
league, will Join the Portland
mound staff April 18, Secretary
Gill Garbarino announced yesterday.
fish,- not " weighing over - IS
pounds plus the weight of on
fish. Weekly bag limit and al
so the maximum. allowed In an
angler's possession is 30 fish,
not weighing over 30 pound
plus the weight of two fuhv-t-
Many Klamath Areas Closed
Klamath county areas with
special seasons:
Odell, Crescent, Upper Klam '
ath and Agency lakes: May 12
October 31, except for the por
tion of Upper Klamath lake from
Modoc Point to -Eagle ridge
south to Link river; which is
open the year round. .
Lake of the Woods: May 12
November 30, with a daily beg
limit of 10 pounds' and 1 fish,
not exceeding 10 fish; and a
weekly limit of 20 pounds and
2 fish, not exceeding 7 fish. '
Klamath - river: October 1
July 5. ,
Seven Mile creek: April-14-September
30. . .. .
Link river and Lake Ewauna:"
Open year round.
Lost river: July 1-October 31.
Davis lake: May 30-September
' All other lakes In Klamath
county: May 12-September 30.'
Spencer , creek, Odell creek,
Klamath river 4000 feet below
and 2000 . feet above ' Spencer
creek, and Link river from the
CaluT.-Ore. Power company dam
200 feet downstream are perm
anently closed to angling.'
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