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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (April 19, 1946)
It idpieib Br HALE SCARBHOUGH H Trout Regulations jj General trout season will open Z throughout Oregon, except lor Lake and Harney counties, and H special exceptions for streams 1 and lakes in various counties, on '-"April 20, or tomorrow, and ends '.October 31. The bag limit is the same as Jlast year, 15 fish or 15 pounds f and one fish in any one day, not P to exceed M lisu or JU pounds Sand two fish in any seven con- secutive days; length, six inches 8 or over. Special .seasons on Klamath ! county waters are: Klamath river October 1 to July 5. Has been open all winter. S Seven Mile creek Season 3 closes September 30. iLake o' the Woods Season May 11 to November 30; limit 10 fish or 10 pounds and one fish any day, 20 fish or 20 pounds land two fish in any seven con ! secutive days. uaill lave iuuy ii iu tri tober 31. Crescent lake May 11 to October 31. Upper Klamath and Agency lakes May 11 to October 31, with the provision that the por tion of the upper lake from Mo doc Point south to Link river Sis open the entire year. Link river and Lake Ewauna Open entire year. 1 Davis lake May 30 to Sep tember 1; limit five fish but not over 15 pounds and one fish in Jjany one day, and 10 fish, not J to exceed 30 pounds and two Efish in any seven consecutive days. . Lost river July 1 to October 31. Lost river will be closed to all angling during May and June. J All other lakes in Klamath county open for trout May 11 and the season ends September 120. Closed to all angling is that part of Klamath river 4000 feet below and 2000 feet above the mouth of Spencer creek, Spen- icer creek itself, Odell creek from thn lake downstream to a line "adjacent to the forestry camp and Link river from Copco dam downstream 200 feet. ' The use of live minnows or bait fish in any waters of the Cascade range or in any trout lake or stream except those known to contain bass is illegal. (J It's unlawful to use anything (but an artificial fly in Davis lake land a portion of Deschutes river. I ' I So much for the game com mission's don'ts. ! Among the more popular fish- ing streams opening tomorrow are both forks of the Sprague " outside the reservation, Sycan river above the reservation, ; Wood river and Seven Mile creek coming into Agency lake, and the various streams coming into them. Sun creek and Annie creek out of Crater lake park. ; Fellows around town who should know figure the best fishing is to be had above the ; lake at the beginning of the i season but the water will probab ly be a little roily. Rainiers, Padres Acquire Hurlers V, SEATTLE, April 19 UP) Man- agers of the Seattle Rainiers and the San Diego Padres last night ; reported acquisition of new i pitchers. ' The Coast league Padres ; bought Southpaw Tom Seats i '.from the Brooklyn Dodgers of ithe National league. Previously i he had pitched in the coast loop for San Francisco and Sacra mento. ! Seattle got lefthander Lou Tost as part of a deal in which the National league's Boston Braves bought First Baseman Earl Torgeson from the Rainiers for $100,000 in cash and players. "Abie's Irish Rose," played inder the name "Bloch of Chi cago" in France, and "Marriage Kn Triplicate" in England. Classified Ads Bring Results. FILMS Developed and Printed 9C 8 Exposure J3C Roll In 9:00 A. M. Out 5 P. M. Carmichael's News Stand 1004 Main St M 9 P. M. TO 1 A. M. SATURDAY NIGHT DANCELAND 515 Klamath Ave. "Music Ai You Like It" by THE DANCEMASTERS SPONSORED BY POST 1383. V.F.W. Big Season Seen Ahead For Lefties By JOE REICHLER Aiiociated Press Sports Writer With the major league base ball campaign only tnree clays old today, it looked like the southpaw pitching brigade was set for its most productive sea son in 15 years. Not since the early '30's when Lefty Grove, Carl Hubbell. Bill Walker, Herb Pennock, Lefty Gomez, Bill Hallahan, Larry French, Earl Whitehill and Rube Walberg handcuffed the batters have so many good lefthanders blossomed out in one season. With the return of such prince ly portsiders as Howie Pollet, Max Lanier., Johnny Vander Meer, Ken Hetntielman, Mickey Harris, Marius Russo and Clyde Shoun from the wars to join forces with holdovers Hal New houser, Thornton Lee. Mickey Haefner. Stubby Overmire and Harry Brecheen, it might well turn out that this first post-war year will be the greatest in base ball history for the lefthanded legion. Southpaw Set Three of the southpaw set. Pollet, Harris and Vic Lombardl, were responsible for half ot the six finely pitched games in the majors yesterday, to give the lefthanders a record of eight vic tories against four defeats in three days. Pollet, back with the St. Louis Cardinals after three years in the air corps, spun a neat five hitter to beat the Pittsburgh Pirates, 6-2, the only Pirate runs resulting from a two-run homer hit by Rookie Ralph Kiner in the eighth inning. St. Louis off set this prodigious wallop by roaring back with four runs in its half of the same frame to break a 2-2 tie and earn a two-to-one edge in the series. Harris, making his postwar debut with Boston's Red Box following four years in the Canal zone, held Washington to six scattered hits as the Bosox de feated the Senators, 3-1, to sweep the three-game series. Ted Wil liams' run-producing triple and Johnny Pesky's three hits which drove in two runs accounted for the Boston tallies. Dodgers Debut Lombardi helped Brooklyn's Dodgers make an auspicious home debut before 29.825 fans by taming the vaunted New York Giants' power hitters with half a dozen safeties as Leo Du rocher's rookie squad handed its interborough rival its first de feat of the young season. 8-1. A big five-run third inning at the expense of Harry Feldman broke a scoreless deadlock and started the Brooks on the road to vic tory. Previous lefty winners this season were Hal Newhouser of Detroit; Earl Johnson, Red Sox: Sam Zoldak, St. Louis Browns; neimzeiman, f irates, and Lan ier, Cards. The losers include Frank Hoerst and Oscar Judd. Philadelphia Phillies; Brecheen, cards, and bnoun, Cincinnati Reds. Chocolate is cacao with the oil left in; cocoa is cacao with the oil taken out. EASTER ANCE Saturday April 20, Dancing 10 till 2 Music by Pappy Gordon's "Oregon Hill Billies" mm N-C-l-N-G SCPCDOBmS Dusette Gains Popular Win Over Tough Martino Angelo Martino Angelo came up against someone just as strong and just as tough as he was at the armory last night and Georges Dusette took a popular victory in the top half of the Oaks Again Stop Seals; Bevos Win By BILL WEATHERSBY Associated Press Sports Writer The current campaign to stop the San Francisco Seals has a new champion today in hefty. Left-handed Gene Bearden, who whacked their lead in the Pa cific Coast Baseball league down to one game. Bearden pitched the third place Oakland Acorns to a three-hit shutout, 5 to 0, Thurs day for the Seals' fifth loss in 20 games, while the Los An geles Angels, in second place, finished strong to nab a 6-4 win over Sacramento. It was the Angels' 14th victory in 20 starts. San Diego's unpredictable Padres hopped to the top of the second division on a 5-1 triumph over the Rainiers at Seattle. The Portland Beavers won their second in three games with Hollywood, 4 to 1, but re mained at the bottom of the ladder in a tie with their fel low northerners of Seattle. FUNNY Somelime8 I wish you hadn't taken bridge lessons T for MewTire Performance UQLqet with ns SWAVwmmm USCAP is the engineered method of recapping developed by United States Rubber Company. Drive in! Let us VSCAP your tires now! Be protected these three ways: KPEMENOD TIRE REBUIIDERS-specially instructed in factory -developed methods. TOP QUALITY KUTERIALS-look for the USCAP trade-mark that it clearly marked on the recap stock and on the finished tread. MODERN PROCESSING designed to pro duce quality recapt and repairs from USCAP materials. ASK FOR AH USCAP SHOOP and SCHULZE Black & White Super Service split main event, two fulls out of three. In the second round Dusetto overpowered Martino and copped a fall with-,u standing deadlock. The third frame was a short whirlwind in which An gelo kicked, pounded and slugged Georges into submission and then fell on him for a press. Martino continued his assault in the fourth and was warned re peatedly about foul play but the French-Canadian worked him into a full nelson to end the fight. Jack Kiser. replacing Frankle demons in the other six-round bout, met Tony Ross and won on a default. Kiser punished Tony i for two rounds with his leaping headlock and took the first tumble with a neat alligator clutch. Ross was getting In some good licks for himself, meanwhile, and just about beat the blond, tanned Kiser to death in the fourth round before Referee Wally Moss awarded the fight to Jack because Tony was Ignoring even the simplest rules of tho game. The opening bout was a mm between Angelo Martinelli and Al Szasz, and went to a three- round draw with neither husky coming close to a fall. OWEN STARS MEXICO CITY, April 19 Mickey Owen, former Brooklyn Dodgers catcher playing his first Mexican league game yesterday, connected with two hits and bat ted in the winning run for Vera Cruz to contribute to a 4-J vic tory over Monterrey. BUSINESS M INSTEAD OF A RECAP 56 Schools In Hayward Relay Meet EUGENE, April 19 iVi More than 700 prep thinehids from Ml Oregon prep schools, a record en try list, open competition in the ninth annual Hayward relays here today. Fifteen A schools those with more than 500 students hit the cinders today, with B and C schools beginning tomorrow. The B schools have enrollments from 150 to 500; C, enrollments of less than 150, All three 1945 champions Grant of Portland, class A, Snip poose, class B, and Sheridan, class C will be defending their titles. Grant, which curried off, the city relays in Portland, I ranks as a favorite in the A divi- sum. Class A entrants: Grant, I. In coin, Franklin. Washington, JcM lerson, Uenson, lomnioree. all of Portland: Grants Pass, Salem, Roseburg. Medford. Uend, Mil waukie, Klamath Falls, Eugene, and Springfield. Class B entrants: Rainier, Hood River, Coquille. Junction City, Cottage Grove, Prineville, Beaverton, Columbia Prep, Ver nonia, Molalla, University of Eu gene, Redmond, Seaside, Tigurd, Lakevlew, Scappoose, Ashland, St. Helens, Mnrshfield, West Linn. North Bend, Canby, Hill of Portland. Class C entrants: Knnppa Svcnson, Arlington, Falls City, Coburg, Harrisburg, Merrill, St. Mary's, Chemawa, Sheridan, Siuslaw, Monroe, Junction City, Jefferson City, Henley, Miilin and McKenzie. Softball Tourney Opens s Tomorrow The city grade school class A Softball tournament starts tomor row morning with teams meeting on the high school field and at Del Moro. Two defeats are nec essary to put a team out of the double elimination meet. First-round play pits River side against Fairview on the high school diamond at 9:110: Fremont against Mills at Del Moro, 9:30, and Roosevelt versus Pelican at the high school, 10:30. Second round games, based on the outcome of the morning tilts, will be played on both diamonds tomorrow afternoon. Ducks Win Second From WSC, 7-6 EUGENE, Ore., April 19 VP) The University of Oregon made It two straight over the Wash ington State baseball team here yesterday, taking a 7-6 win-after defeating the Cougars 8-5 the previous day. i Washington State travels to Corvallis today for a two-game scries against Oregon State start ing tomorrow, j Classified Ads Bring Results.! I One always stands oul I V VTiv T, , y. ,'"7 III OCSRSMTIID I Robinson Stars In First Game JERSEY CITY, April 10 (II Jack In Robinson w n d e d through the puddles In tho Montreal shower room, shak ing hands with well wishers who were congruliilullng him on becoming the first Negro to break into modern organ ized baseball. The 'Hi year-old second buso man didn't act as though ho had done unythiiig unusual, us ho said Just before the gunio he just did his best and let It go at that. Ills best was u three-run homer, three singles, two stolen buses, four runs batted in and a first day .U00 butting average. Robinson was tho key figure in the Royals' 14-1 slaughter of the Jersey City Giants. KUHS Netmen Beat Ashland The K I a in u t h Union high school netmen pulled a surprise upset over the favored anil un defeated Ashland tennis teuni Thursday lit Moore park, win ning four mutches to three in a closely-contested meet. The l'elicnns set u torrid pace but the score stood at three-all until Crawford and Vcltch won the lust doubles for Klamath. Provost und Jiimtrcuti of Ash land lived up to their billing as the best tenuis players In this end of the state by winning all three of the Grizzly sets. Provost overpowered I'errln, (1-2, li'i. Junilreuii run into trouble from Lininan before ho won U-3. ti-4. In the doubles Jan dreau and Provost beat Lur.ioll und Liiiiunn, (I I. fl-2. Crawford and Veileh of Klamath put up battles to win their single mutches, then team ed up to win the doubles. Craw ford beat Handles (A) 4 6, 0-3, 6-4. Vcltch hud Hniley (A) 51 in the first set but couldn't get the deciding point und dropied that set, 10-8. then won the lust two. (13. 6-1. Scott Heed of Klamath, play ing his first match of the sea son, pinch hitting for George Zupun, topped Wtulu (A) 7-5, 6-2. Seattle Players Fined For Ruckus SEATTLE. April 19 (A") A ninth inning ruckus Wednesday night between Umpire Bill En gein and Catcher Hob Flnley and First Baseman Georgo Mc- Sportsmen ! ! For Your Convenience We Will Be Open Sundays Fln Itfllon flti Aluminum Had .' irr iio ai.. Other Mining Trkl ( I.unrh Oo4 Mable and Charles Huskinson Sign of Signal Gas Keno, Oregon KEfP Guaranteed Satisfying BEER. I1IIZ-WIINHAID COMPANY PORTLAND, OKIOON MAI.D NKwa, Klsmslk rails, Ots. Shidler To Conduct Diamond Clinic At Del Moro Field A Junior Legion baseball clin ic for young ball players from all over Hie county will be con ducted tomorrow afternoon ut Donald of tho Scuttle Rainiers cost the two players $25 each. President Clarence "Punts" Rowland of the Pacific Coast league Imposed the fines, and an lidded three-day suspension oil Klnley for "rough tactics In (iie.tloiiing n decision." McDon ald was nicked for disputing ii decision and for "action tend ing toward Inciting a riot." Portland Shows Top Attendance SEATTLE, April 10 (,V) For the second yeur lit u row, Port land cooped Hie prize a fish for the biggest attendance ut the opening 1'aclllc Coast league baseball game. Attendance figures for Port land's Wednesday afternoon game was 13.057 and Seattle con Id only count 12,006 Wednes day night, Hoostcr clubs of the two cities each yeur wager an outsize sal mon on tho size of the crowds attending opening games. FISHING SEASON OPENS TOMORROW STEEL CASTINO RODS 2-pleco type, uguto type, pistol grip handle $12.00 FLY REELS a very largo selection .... $2.75 to $10.50 NYLON AND SILK CASTING LINE 12 ' to 30 lb. $1.30 to $3.25 LEVEL FLY LINE oil tempered and enameled . ... 25C o $3.05 TAPERED FLY LINES wide assortment $6.95 to $7.95 PLUGS. 8POONS, SPINNERS a large selection In cluding Hear Valley, Doc Shclton, McMuhnii, Hoy and F.S.T. many others .. ... 15t up SNELLED AND PLAIN HOOKS Eagle Claw and Fish Hawk as well as man.v others . 40 1 EGGS. CLUSTERS Famous brands, Pete's, Bonn's, llygrade and Mike's Best 45 1 SINGLE .... 406 LARGEST ASSORTMENT FLIES IN YEARS Includ ing all popular types. Famous brands of Duckbill, Wing and Streamer 20 "Shop At The GUN STORE 714 Main QUALITY IS ALWAYS WUIITII WAITING FOIl Blitz Wcinharcl is. famed for its unvarying quality, its consistent goodness. That's why people who really know taste enjoyment prefer to wait for Blitz-Weinhard . . . the beer so good it'i guaranteed satisfying. ASKINO FOR IT BY litiWinlitiii rnniAY, April i, rss T 2 o'clock on Del Morn field by Hal Shidler, ussisled by Ed ll.vatl ami Joe Peak of the high school alhlelle stuff. . Ilovs from 12 lo 17, those who had lint reached their 17th birth il.'iv January I. lire eligible to attend (he Instruction ami tn pin v Junior l.eglon bull. Kill IS Pelican players will bu on hand Suliiiduy lo aid In tho demonstrations, which will show the proper methods of playing eiicli position defensively, pitch ing, ciiti'lilng. hiiKcruiiiilug, field ing and (he like. Shidler Is experienced in con ducting schools of this type and a firm believer III having young hull players taught the right lechnlcpie of play ut the stint of their playing career. This clinic ' not only lies In with the Junior lluschull leugiio play scheduled for Klamalli county tills summer but la ex pected lo be valuable to hoys who will he seeking Kil on high school teams and town teams later. Any adults and older hoys who would like lo take purl In the clinic and instructors are Invited to come nut tomorrow. Del Moro field is lit the font of Del Moro street across the railroad in tho north part of town. Sign Of The Gun". Phone 3163 NAME Main at Spring Phone 7741 Jack Schulxe Ted Shoop
