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hidlw By HALE 8CARBROUGH Weekend Fishing Trout season opens In earnest In these parts Saturday and chances arc that the lakes in these parts will be getting a heavy play over the weekend. Choice spots opening up Sat urday include Lake o' the Woods, Odell, Crescent, Agency and the upper half of the Upper Klam ath and all other lakes in the county except for that part of Davis lake which lies in Klam ath, way up in the north end of the county. Most of Davis lake is In Des chutes county and the season there opens May 30. That's more for fly fishing. A nice Sunday trip for the fisherman and his family this weekend would be to take a swing around the Upper Klam ath, seeing some beautiful scenery and also quite possibly enticing some trout out of the water somewhere alone the line. The state secondary road around the west side of the lake is in good condition all the way to Fort Klamath. On the wav around you could wet a line in the top half of the lake, opening Saturday, and in : Cherry creek. Rock creek, Three i Mile creek, Sevenmile and Wood j river. All the rage right now among i fishermen is that part of the Deschutes below Wickiup dam, where the trout are reported to be biting almost anything that hits the water. Lake o' the Woods will be open this weekend and resorters are expecting a good season there. The lake was dotted with boats last Sunday and the road is open all the way. Fish lake is yielding some catches now but the road from Lake o' the Woods to Fish lake is not open. The county isn't working on it. Parties going in have gone around into Jackson county and up. Eighteen thousand legal sized , rainbow are now being released in South Twin lake, Deschutes v county, by the game commis sion, but don't go after them yet. South Twin season opens June 29. A. U. S. forest service census shows 172,000 mule deer, 60.000 blacktail and 31,000 elk in Ore gon and Washington national forests. Pelican Netters Smash Medford The Pelican netmen routed the Medford tennis team at Moore park Thursday afternoon, eight matches to two, and the victory assured Klamath of second place in the southern Oregon loop and a possible tie for first. If Ashland and Grants Pass plit their series the Pelicans will be tied with Ashland for the lead. Thursday's scores were: Craw ford (K) beat Miller (M), 1-6, 6-3, 6-0; Linman (K) won from Shinn (M), 6-1, 6-0; Veitch (K) lost to Sams (M), 4-6. 6-2, 4-6; Zupan (K) lost to Bostwick (M), 2-6, 5-7; Reed (K) beat Selby (M), 6-3, 6-3; Hover (K) beat Burk (M), 6-3, 6-0; Larson (K) won from Bills (M), 6-3, 6-3. In the doubles Veitch and Crawford (K) won from Miller and Sams (M), 6-2, 6-3; Linman and Reed (K) beat Shinn and Bostwick (M), 6-0, 6-1, and Perrin and Thorn (K) won from Burk and Selby (M), 6-2, 6-2. Philadelphia .! 9 ieierayi Kesaiu Cimsnnati 8. Brooklyn 7. New York 6. Pittsburgh 1. " Bolln S. Chicago 2. 12 inning. Only games scheduled. . AMERICAN LEAGUE W. L. Pet. Boston 20 3 .870 New York 15 7 .582 Detroit 12 10 .545 St. Lout 9 12 .429 Washington 8 11 .421 Chicago 7 11 .389 Cleveland 8 13 .316 Philadelphia 6 16 .273 Yesterday' Rtiultt . St. Touis 6. New York 1. - Boston 7, Chicago 5. . Detroit 8. Washington 7. 12 Innings. . Philadelphia 7. Cleveland 6. SPORTSMEN! For Your Convenience We Have Worms Nice Assortment Trout Flies, Bucktail and Streamers, Fly Reals, Level Lines, Tapered Lines, Spinners, Eggs, Snell d Hooks, Gas, Lunch Goods. CALIFORNIA NON-RESIDENT ANGLING LICENSES Oregon Licenses Open Sundays. Chas. and Mabel HUSKINSON , (M.mb.r I. T, V.) l' Sign of Signal Gas, Keno . . , W L. Pet. St LooU 12 6 .667 .Brooklyn U 7 .611 5a,t0n J 9 -'29 Nr.w York 10 10 .900 10 10 -50" Cfnvinn!! 9 io ,474 13 '.XI3 Red Sox Stand 7-3 Chance To Grab Pennant By The Associated Press Off past records, the Boston Red Sox stand a seven-to-three chance of winning the American league pennant. In defeating the, Chicago White Sox, 7-5, yesterday to stretch their winning streak to H straight games, the Red Hose joined 10 other junior circuit clubs which have won 14 or more consecutive games since the loop was organized in 1901. Seven of these went on to cap ture the flag. The Red Sox need only a vic tory over the Yangees in their series opener at New York to day to record the longest win ning streak in the American league since the As swept through 17 consecutive wins in 1931. Should Boston sweep the weekend three-game set, the Sox will rank second only to Chi cago's hit) ess wonders of 1906. The National league record is 26 by the New York Giants in 1916. Phenomenal hitting has been Adage Gives Ducks Claim On Bunting SEATTLE, May 10 (jP Win half of 'em on the road and most of 'em at home and you've got a champion, is the old baseball maxim. i And it looks like Howard "Hobbie" Hobson has just that j with his University of Oregon ! baseball team. The northern division leading Webfoots wound up their six-J games-in-seven-days road trip I here yesterday and took four i of the six, which is better than the required .500. They have four games left, two at home and two on the road all with Ore gon State, and if Hobbie can stick to the percentage, he's got it made. The Oregon coach had an em barrassed smirk on his face after last night's affair. "We booted it away for eight innings and they booted it right back to us in the ninth," he ex plained. He was referring to his nine's penchant for landing on Max Soriano for six-run clusters in the ninth inning. The Webfoots spoiled Soriano's prospective no hitter at Eugene a few weeks ago with a six-run splurge that gave them a 6-5 win in the ninth. Then yesterday, trailing Soriano 6-3, they turned the same trick, although four boots behind Soriano two of them on double play balls helped account for Hobbie's smirk. Texans Taking Houston Lead HOUSTON, Tex., May 10 (JP) A couple of ex-Texans Ben Hogan and Lloyd Mangrum led the way into the second round of Houston's $10,000 tournament of champions today and if they stumble there's a permanent resident of the Lone Star state ready to take over. Hogan, the mighty atom from Hershey, Pa., and Mangrum, who hails from Los Angeles, shot four-under-par 67's yesterday to tie for the top in the first 18 holes. A strike behiryl and but for a balky putter he would have been the leader came Jim mie Demaret, Houston's pride. Thirteen players of the field of 30 professionals and 14 am ateurs bettered par 35-36 71 on the 6558-yard Rjver Oaks course. VFW SOFTBALL TEAM The VFW is holding Softball practice tonight at 6:45 on Mills field for thp niimnm nf ottttina a roster of players to make up a veterans ot f oreign Wars en try in the local Softball associ ation. Klamath fisher men bare tested these boots and round they ad mirably serve e purpose. FISHING BOOTS $9.95 Lightweight Hip Length Adjustable Boot Strap Cleated Sole Laced Knee Support Cushion Sole Alk MaU Matt Finnigan's Sporting Goods 117 Main St. the chief reason for Boston's greatest winning streak in the history of the club. In yester day's win, for instance, Pitchers Jim Bagby and Mace Brown were belled for 15 hits, yet came out on top with the help of some lusty slugging by Bobby Doerr, Ted Williams and Johnny Pesky, Boiox Hit Hard In the lust three games, eight Bosox tossers have yielded 51 hits, an average of 17 per game and still Boston won all three. The reason is the batting aver ages of Pesky, .427: Williams, .424, and Dom DiMaggio. .386. The club as a whole is hitting an even .300. A fourth-inning two-run homer by Doerr the league's leader in runs batted in proved the ultimate margin of victory yesterday. It enabled Red Sox to increase their league lead to four and a half games over the second place Yankees. Nelson Potter, an old Yankee Jinx who hasn't been beaten by the New Yorkers in two years, gained his fifth straight triumph over the MacCarthymen when he pitched the St. Louis Browns to a 6-1 victory. Potter gave up but four hits and lost his shutout when Charlie Keller tagged him for a home run. A pair of four masters by Chuck Stevens and Frank Mancuso iced the game for the Sewellmen. who moved into the first division. Mil Clouts Fifth Homers played an important part in the New York Giants' 6-1 triumph over the Pittsburgh Pirates. Johnny Mize banked his fifth round tripper and Rookie Jack Graham his first to help Bill Voiselle gain his second win. The Giants moved into a fourth place National league tie with the Chicago Cubs. The Cubs were beaten, 5-2, in 12 innings by Billy Southworth's rejuvenated Boston Braves. Tied at two-all in the 12th, the Tribe tallied on a double steal by Johnny Hopp and Tommy Holmes with Hopp racing across, and added two more on Stu Hofferth's timely single. The vic tory advanced the Braves to third place. Brooklyn missed an oppor tunity to move into a first place tie with the idle St. Louis Card inals when the Dodgers came out on the short end of an 8-7 score against the Cincinnati Reds. The Brooks almost duplicated Wed nesday's uphill victory with a three-run outburst in the eighth and another tally in the ninth, uui were squeicned wnen the potential tying run was nipped at the plate. Second Baseman I Lonnie Frey of the Reds a Na tional league mark when he handled 11 assists, a mark held by many other keystone guard ians. : Tigers Rebounding j Continuing to rebound from their seven-game losing skein, the Detroit Tigers made it five wins in succession when they edged out Washington's Sena-! tors, 9-8, in another 12-inning 1 affair. Eddie Mayo's two-run single in the top of the 12th ; offset a single tally by the Nats ' in the bottom half to give Relief Pitcher George Caster the de cision. Russ Derry, recently acquired ; from the New York Yankees, j iacea oui tnree doubles to lead the Philadelphia Athletics to a 7-6 win over the Cleveland In dians. The A's blasted Don Black, former teammate, from ! me nut in the first round with a five-run spree, but had to break ' a o-o tie with a single marker in the sixth frame. The Philadelphia Phillies joined the Cards in a day off. KLAMATH FALLS PICKS PLANTATION In an Old-Fashioned ... for a Highball ... in a Manhattan it's Plantation that makes them a better drink. Here is mellowness that suggests brandy. Here is the bouquet of a liqueur. Here is the rich ness remindful of great and deep American whiskey. Try its velvety smoothness . . . taste Plantation "straight." Liie is pleasant with HiltitWl Dllfflri rrottuetl, Ik, rtlliMpNi, ft UqiiMt- ti t frill Limit Being Caught In Fish Lake Trout Outlook Over State Spotty; Salmon Catches Tapering Off PORTLAND, May 10 (A Oregon fishermen face prospects of only poor to lair angling con ditions this weekend, although some good catches have been re ported in coastal and a few Wil lamette valley streams, the state game commission said today. The outlook by counties: Columbia Fair culchos re ported in southern portion. Sal mon fishing has tapered off due to start of commercial season. Yamhill Weather favorable, water clear but catches have been poor. Benton Fair catches on most streams. Marion Streams lust fair. Santiam river too high. Lukes in higher elevations difficult to reach due to snow. Polk If weather holds, an gling should be good. Clatsop Most streams are full of red horse suckers. Outlook fnir. Trolling In Tidewater Lincoln A few trout hnve been taken by trolling in tide water of Alsea, Yaquina and Si letz rivers. Lime In western part angling fnir with good catches of trout taken from Lake creek. Dead wood and Indian creeks with spinner, worms and flies. Good cutches from the Sitislnw on bucktail flies. Bass being taken from Siltcoos, Mercer and Mun sel lakes on plugs. Curry Fuir catches of cut throat from Garrison and Flora lakes on spinner and worms. Trout fishing has been very poor. Salmon fishing in Rogue has been spotty. Coos Fuir angling on bait In Eel lake. North fork of Coos river yielding limit catches on spinner and worms. Coquille river fair. Wasco Lower Deschutes Im proving slightly. Josephine Angling poor. Fish Lake Good Jackson Fish lake angling good with limits of eastern brook and large rainbow being taken on troll with flashers and worms as well as on Doc Shelton type spinners and worms. Wil low creek. Big Butte creek and Four-bit creek good. Best re sults with worms and single eggs and small spinner. Little Butte creek. North Fork and South Fork fair. Angling poor on upper Rogue. Deer- creek good. Dead Indian area poor. Baker Streams high and muddy. Union Angling poor. Klamath , Sheriff's Posse Very Important Drill Sunday - 2:30 - Fairgrounds This drill ii in preparation for the Rose Festival, and it it of utmost importance that all mem bers are present. Shop The For eSrCaTcf Any fiihermnn, from th novice to th expert, can fill hit needi exactly from our large stock ol gear. Fit 1 geari; from Tapered Fly !nA . lines that are bine buut to "tak it." 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His dropping batting average, now down to .247, appears to have uffecled his fielding for he dropped un easy fly bull yesterday that he should have caught in his buck pocket, and booted a ground single for another error. "I don't know what's the mutter," explained DiMaggio. "I cun see the bull coming up there okuy, even the other day when Bob Feller was throw Mike Nazarian Infuriates Spectators In Mat Debut By HALE SCARBROUGH Mad Mike Nuzuriim, bushy headed Hungarian making his mat debut here at the armory lust night, Infuriated the specta tors and beefed with Referee Wally Moss but effectively gun zltt Angelo Murtinclll in two straight falls. Dirty work was afoot from the time Nazarian stepped Into the ring, but Murtiuelli brought the first full on himself. He planted a couple of dropkicks in Mike's face, then missed completely with a third and bnnged the floorboards a resounding whack with the back of his cranium. With Angulo prostrate and wondering what hit him, Mike needed only to lay a hand on him for the fall. Let Fog Clear At the beginning of the third round Martinelli crawled nut of the ring and sat down for a while to let the fog in his head clear before resuming the fight. He might as well have stayed out because when he got buck in Mike proceeded to slam, slug and maul him for a few minutes, then took the fall with a surfboard. The spectators were wrathful about Nazarian's uncouth actions, indicating their displeasure by heaving entire sacks of peanuts at him instemd of the usual singles end shells. Buck Davidson, sporting a GUN STORE ' The cftie Seated RasIc Pr,ci,ion n",d' lAfJCia imoothly moving built for Oregon waters . . . $2.45 up Lifetime Rod a drawn teel guide- le catting rod. You have to examine it to appreciate it $21.50 Sillr I !ma " strengths from UK Lllie 12 lbi. to 30 lbi. Th Gun Store has th Un for you . . $1.30 and up. Hooks & Sinkers Fin tteel hooki In all iiei. 12 for 35o Sinkers pri"sdc '.no 'up economical 25c 15c ' ... com- KmxM pi. book. 98L Sign Of The Gun' 1 J Phone 38(3 Hitting Only .247 ing that no-hlttcr, but 1 cun't seem to get buck In stride." Observers of DIMugglu's style noted he hus been hit ting to right field more than usuul and not pulling the bull to left ami left center, us is his custom. Nobody expect the Yankee Cllpiwr's hit famine to lust much longer but, with Nick Kttcn hitting only .241, Tommy HenrU'h butting .230 a n d George Stlrnweiss at u .202 level, it's rough on the New York pitchers. If Joe Gordon's churleyhorse permits him to return to the lineup toduy, Mnrse Joe Mc Carthy will have two .300 hit ters in the lineup, for Charley Keller continues his .3)12 slug ging puce. However, Joe Cio uln's suckers from the hub huve seven .300 hitters in the regular lineup. When Dave Ferris works, he can make it eight. ! beautiful suntan and lust us i mean as ever, took a leal' Iroin Martino Angelo's book to gain the first full over llob Keneston in the semi. He rutunied Ken eston's head into the turnbuckle ! u couple ot times. Bob Breaks Loos I Keneston continued to receive a drubbing until midway in the I second round when he broke i loose, decked Buck with a drop. kick and applied a surfboard. ! For the third fall Keneston booted Buck out of the ring, 1 reached his long arms over the ropes .und hauled him buck in 1 bodily, pressing him for the fall. Tony Ross, in the main event, l got tangled up In one of Joe ' I.ynam's grnpevlnes and lost the first full, but it was his fight ' from then on out. j In the fourth canto Tony t hoisted Joe into the air and I handed him three biu kbreukers i over his bended knee for the fall, 1 KVin 1 V V TSON All-Steel Body - Brand New Tires and Tubes - Modern - Smart Sturdy JUST LOOK AT ALL THE FEATURES! 48H"x72" all-stool body., IS inches deep. All welded. ' Brand new 6:00x18" tires ' and tubes Tison Non-iway axle. Edward's trailer hitch. Welded Iaihing hooks. Clearance tall light. Tires interchangeable with your car. Load capacity, on ton. Choice of many colon. OPTIONAL EQUIPMENT Canvas top Ice box mm IlkKAl O NW, HIlKllb fall!, Oil. Klamath Sons Open At McCloud Sunday The Kltiinulh Hons open Northern California league play this Sunday afternoon, playing McCloud Hi McCloud, mid there may be a couple of new faces In the lineup for the first game. Manager M. G. Carpenter has teututlvelv designated Hlghl hauiler Clyde Cuiistiom to start on the mound against McCloud, with Johnny Piisleyu behind lliu plate, Curlsti oin Is ail ex-serviceman, buck from the wins only u few weeks, Before the war he did (onslderable hurling for local teams and Is expected to he n valuable man on the Sons' mound stuff this summer. Another old tlmer back now is Jim llorcl, a first baseman, who turned out to practice this week and may see some action on the Initial sack Sunday. Roy Wheeler, a shortstop, Is coming up from Tiileluke but lie hasn't had much time for prac tice because of spiid-pllintlng choirs und the like. Out This Gam An outfielder who was be ing depended on for service In center us well us at the plate, II, I.. Smith, has had to make a hurry trip buck east becnuse of Illness In his family, and won't be along this .Sunday. 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