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Bowline,
By MARTHA CASSIDY
Thursday night found the fair
keglers of the Lady Bug league
busy at work after a nice
Thanksgiving holiday. Maybe
a little out of practice but a
lot fuller of the 'old turkeys.'
I think those Safeway gals
have been doing a little prac
ticing on the side, because they
sure took three games from
Hazel's Beauty shop. Safeway,
we give you a lot of credit, for
you started with the lowest
handicap this year and certainly
are doing a fine job of showing
everyone that it Isn't the handi
cap but the good old team-work
and spirit that counts. Keep up
the good work gals, you'll make
it to the top yet.
I think we should refer to
Hazel's Beauty shop as the
'Hazel's beauties," did you no
tice those lovely dresses all the
team was wearing? Such nice
outfits.
Hey! what was all the racket
over on one and two? You
might have known it, that
flashy Crater Hotel team drop
ped Houston's Beauty shop for
two and practically tied up all
the league standings. But you
can't get ahead of Fluhrer's,
right in there striking away to
take two from Coca Cola to re
main tied for second place with
Crater hotel.
Things were sure hot on three
and four, where we find that
hardhlttin' Daggett's Insurance
kcgling their hearts out and
dropping Black & White for the
count of two. But it was a
tough battle and Black & White
says things are going to be dif
ferent next time. .
I have had several requests
to have the individual scores
printed each week. We'll see if
it can't be arranged so one and
all can look see.
Bye. for now, be seeing you
on eight.
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HERALD AND NEWS NINK
Keep Fish Control Close To
People, Says State Expert In
Speech To Izaak Waltons
Navy Beats
Army 11 in
China Bowl
10,000 Gl Grid Font,
Million And Half Chinese
Witneu Tournament
By HICHARD CUSHING
SHANGHAI, Dec. 1 VP)
Two touchdowns In the first
five minutes gave Navy a 12-0
victory over Army in the first
China Bowl football game,
played before 10,000 wildly en
thusiastic GI fans in Canidrome
stadium a former dog track.
The Army eleven, inferior In
power, weight and experience,
never crossed Navy's 35-yard
line.
Some of the spectators hadn't
seen a football for two years
or more. The game had been
given a big buildup in the Stars
and Stripes, army newspaper,
and Red Cross workers handed
out 20,000 hot dogs and dough
nuts. At least 1,500,000 bewildered
Chinese watched' a three-mile
ricksha race preceding the kick
off. The winner: a pretty Swed
ish brunette, June Nergaard of
Shanghai, pulled by a coolie
wearing a white sweatshirt with
CBI army patches. She repre
sented the navy post command.
Lt. Gen. Albert C. Wede
meyer, commanding TJ. S. forces
in China, presented Miss Ner
gaard with a silver cup. The
coolie got a floral wreath
racehorse style and 7,000,000
puppet dollars.
That's S25, U. S.
Reames Members
Will Meet Tuesday
The annual meeting of the
members of Reames Country
club will be held at the club
house Tuesday night, Decem
ber 4, at 8 o'clock.
Officers for next year will
be elected during the meeting
and plans for a new locker
room and shower at the club
house are to be discussed.
'Spec' Keene
Becomes
Businessman
SALEM, Dec. 1 (JP) R. S.
(Spec) Keene, for 18 years ath
letic director and head football
coach at Willamette university,
resigned yesterday to go into
the sporting goods business,
Keene was discharged from
the navy a few days ago, having
served more than two years as
a lieutenant commander in the
navy physical education pro
gram. The university had granted
him a leave of absence while he
was in the navy, and today's
resignation was a surprise, as
he was expected to return to
the campus.
Keene said he would become
a partner of Howard Maple,
former Willamette coach, who
operates a sporting goods house
here.
President G. ' Herbert Smith
of the University said he was
disappointed at the resignation,
asserting it is "one of the great
est losses the. university ever
has suffered." J- -
Ben Sherman Gets Nod
Over Jones; Mask Draws
By HALE SCARBROUGK
Last night's rassling card had
a little bit of everything in it.
As expected, Rough Rufus Jones
was on the spot from the time
he crawled through the hemp.
He was the first guy tossed in
the battle-royal and was fol
lowed closely by Seattle's Ben
Sherman.
Pete Belcastro went out next,
under strenuous protest . from
Pete himself, and Wally Moss
had to flag the Weed .Assassin
away, leaving Joe Lyman, Her
bie Parks and the tenacious
Grey Mask in the ring.
Lyman and Parks ganged up
on the Mask and put the old
fellow away in short order.
That made the pairing Jones and
Sherman, Belcastro and the
Hood and Lyman and Parks for
three one-fall matches.
Ben Sherman got a disqualifi
cation nod over. Jones in the
first bout after the Neanderthal
negro had loosed his fury on
Moss.
In the second canto Rufus
battered Sherman all over the
ring, and out of it a couple-of
times, with his ebony dome.
While Wally was attempting to
help Ben back onto the mat
Jones objected to the point of
smashing a head butt Into , the
referee's face.
With Moss having his own
headaches on the mat, Sherman
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caught Jones in an airplane spin
followed by a press that would
have given him the fall had
Wally been able to see what was
going on. faeeing tnat.nis er
forts weren't counting, Seattle
Ben let loose of the colored boy
to help the referee. .
Jones scrambled to his feet
and got in another couple of
butts on Sherman's skull, then
Moss came to life to award the
fight to Sherman by disqualifi
cation. Ben was so groggy he
had to be dragged away from
the ring.
Popular Pete Bejfcastro, bat
tered and bleeding, managed to
go the distance with the Grey
Mask without a flop.- Pete
worked away at the eyeloops of
the Hood's facial covering,
which must be made of corru
gated sheet plastic from the
beating it takes, and managed
to draw blood from the old boy's
face.
The Mask countered with
head butts at every opportunity
and had the Weed Wildman half
insensible toward the last Three
times Belcastro tried for his be
loved surfboard but every time
the veiled one dived for the
ropes. .
In the main event Joe Lyman
proved that he's a very good
man, even with one hand behind
him. Herbie Parks managed to
hold on to an arm lock through
most of the first canto but Lithe
Lyman was slick enough to wig
gle out when he was in danger
of being pinned..
The first round was pure, un
adulterated muscling and the
boys drew a round of applause
at every clean break.
Parks started getting a bit
rough in the second frame but
he figured without the cat-like
speed of the Redmond lad. After
slamming Lyman to the floor
half a dozen times, Parks bound
ed into the ropes for a Sonnen
burg but Joe launched a light-nine-fast
droDkick to the Cana
dian's chin and followed up with
a dropkick to gain the fan.
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"Keep controls, policies end
planning for game fish In the
hands of agencies close to the
people," advised Dr. Paul Need
ham, fish expert of the state
game commission. In a talk to
the annual Izaak Walton league
goose dinner last night.
Dr. Needham took note of the
various regional authority ideas
that are being promoted in
congress, and salcl that taking
the authority for fish programs
out of the hands of state
agencies would be "a bad
thing."
A former member of the staff
of the federal fish and wildlife
service, he nevertheless argued
for decentralization of control
in handling fish problems. -
Dr. Needham spoke of the
threat to Oregon game fish in
dam construction proposed for
various state streams, and
pointed out the importance of
careful game commission studies
to provide effective ' ammuni
tion to fight the dam schemes.
Dams proposed for the Rogue
river, the Row river, and the
Santiam river at Detroit were
mentioned. '
Dr. Needham said the game
commission has a backlog of
$1,000,000 to start its postwar
program, which he outlined in
three parts: Hatchery produce
tion development, stream and
lake surveys, research.
He argued for development
of fishing in Odell and Cres
cent lakes in the north Klamath
country as a plan for spread
ing the angling intensity which
is so notable at Diamond, Pau
lina and East lakes.
. The fish expert reported
number of , interesting facts
about Oregon fish developed in
studies. These include: . i
It takes 75 cents to produce
a pound of trout.
Only 16 per cent of the eggs
laid by eastern brook, brown or
rainbow trout survive the first
summer.
The winter loss of trout, in ,
the colder parts of the state is
60 per cent.
- Fifteen per cent of the fish
in a stream at a certain time
will be found there 18 months
later.
Life expectancy of trout i
three to four years. j
Among fall-planted finger- '
lings less than three inches
long, only 1 per cent survive.
Of 6 to 10-inch fish planted
in the fall, only 6 to 10 per
cent survive.
Of legal- fish planted in the
spring or summer. 45 to 50
per cent survive. .
Fry planted in lakes bring
good results.- - "
Ted Conn , of Lakeview and
Kenneth Denman of Medford,
members of the state game com
mission, headed a group of game
officials here for. the Walton
dinner. Frank Wire, state game
supervisor, spoke briefly in ad
vance of Needham's talk.
John Ebinger, president of the
local chapter of the league, pre
sided at the session. The Kiwan
is chorus, with Fred Southwell -leading,
sang several numbers.; ,
Cold Mornings
Keeping Birds
Out Of Fields
These cold, frosty mornings
apparently aren't making early
duck and goose hunters any too
happy, from all reports. The
cold weather is keeping the
birds away from grain fields
until late in the morning.
A number of hunters in the
past two or three days have re
ported they're unable even to
get a shot early in the morning.
The birds are staying in the :
refuges and on the lakes, keep
ing away from small ponds and
fields.. . ,-. :
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT
By The Associated Press
PHILADELPHIA Billy Fox,
1701, Philadelphia, TKO'd Leon
Szymurski, Chester, Pa.; (2);
Johnny Finney, 160, Philadel
phia, TKO'd Leonard Pate, 1561,
(5)." '"
NEW YORK Tony Pellone,.
1401New York, outpointed Pat
sy Giovanelli, 136, Brooklyn,
(10); . Lou Valles, 1501, New
York, outpointed Bobby Cum
mings, 142, Philadelphia, (8).
SPOKANE Speedy Cannon,
152, Portland, Ore., won a tech
nical knockout over Glen North- ,
cutt, 159, Spokane, last night in
the fifth round of a scheduled
10-round main event in a Victory
Boxing club card.
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