FRIDAY, JUNE , IV4V
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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bkjrarkman i Deschutes Area Best
In Angling Prospect
PORTLAND, June 3i W FUh-
ermen looking Inr th bent luck will
try tli Dewhute area this wee-,
fnd, but mm pretty (Kir angling
may b expected In few other
area, Vto.
Easter
Called
HAN DIK'IO. Calif.. June 24
Hilt Luke Banter. Han Ilrgo Padre
Nrgro fimt baseman whu haa been
aulellnM br an old knee Injury, left
today for Cleveland, where he will
undergo further examination.
The decision to aend Easier, lead
ing Padre hitler with JM aver
aice. waa reached last night In a con
ference among Padre Manager
C'icky Harris. Padre President Bill
Htarr and Cleveland Vic President
Hank Oreenberg.
Dr. Edward Castle. Cleveland
physician, will examine Easter's
knee and If he believes an operation
necessary, Easter will undergo surg
ery Immediately. If he decides
playing won't set back Easter, the
big first baseman no doubt will
Join the Padres next week.
"Cleveland has every intention of
buying Caster from us at the end
of this season and the Indians are
anxious to know what la what on
his knee." Starr aald.
Oreenberg, who watched Ssn
Diego beat Hollywood, I, to 2, last
night, came here to confer with
Padre officials. The San Diego
club Is affiliated with the Indians.
That I th report of the gut
gam commission. In detail:
Deschutes Area: Prospect for
week-end excellent. East, Paulina,
South Twin, North twin, and Elk
lakes and Crane Prairie and Wicki
up reservoirs producing limit catch
es. Deschutes, Crooked and Llttl
Deschutes rivers In good end I Hon for
fly fishing. Oood catches reported
from Pall river. Metollus river In
excellent condition. Flyfishing
should be fair.
Ollchrlat area: Odell lake a lew
big Mackinaw and Dollies still being
taken. Ply fishing Just coming on.
Crescent lake limit catches of me
dium sized rainbow being taken
trolling. Davis lake excellent catch
es of large rainbow being taken on
streamer files. Dry fly tuning gen
erally poor. Ply fishing In Oold lake
spotty. Bobby lake producing good
catches of big eastern brook. Marilyn
and Rosary lakes spotty. Meek.
Fawn and Midnight lakea generally
good. Summit lak still Inaccessible.
Crescent and Marsh creeks spotty.
Upper Little Deschutes river good to
excellent on bait and lues.
Southern Oregon: Douglas county
Roseburg-Upper Umpqua area,
water conditions and Insect hatches
favorable. Trout angling good. An
glers unfed to continue reporting all
lagged fish.
Diamond lake fishing reasonably
good. Limit catches being taken on
troll with flatfish and Russell lures.
Flv fishing fair.
Klamath county Lake of the
Woods fair to good. Williamson and
south fork of Sprague rivers fair.
Upper Klamath lake. Sprlnk creek.
Seven Mile creek and Klamath.
Wood and north fork of 8praue ri.
I era good.
BEARS HAVE BOAT TO BEAT
POt'OIIKKEPrllE. N. Y June J
(41 California a Golden Bears,
proud OImpic champions, ar rat
ed th "crew to beat'' tomorrow for
varsity honors In the annuel reg sua
on th Hudson.
Thre other crews ar figured
capable of giving I he Bears a fight
to the finish In una 47th renewal of
th Inlerrollpglat Rowing ajuocla
tlon ehamplonohip They ar Wash
ington, live defending champion;
Princeton and Wiaron.m,
Onmped In a middle category
possible Wit not probable winners
ar Stanlord. University of Penn
sylvania. Massachusetts Imtltut of
Technology. Navy and Cornell.
Th other entries Columbia. Rut
gers and Byracua ar considered
In in race just for th ride.
But a clear standout are the Bears
from California, winners of nine
traight varsity tet over a two
year span.
Ky EtMichl. California coach, has
heen mildly ontimli'ic since arrival
here. The Bears hold wins over
both Washington and Wisronsln.
boatloads consider! among the top
entries.
. - Th eight was aeeonel to Wahlrur
J ton In la.t year's Poughkeep-t race
but went on to rp th Olympic
pionshlp In England.
Possession
Draws Fine
Possession of two quarts nf whlky
and ra of beer cost four Chtlo
ejuln Indiana a total of 1130 In fines
Thunder.
Orvtlle Elliott Wright. 95. Calvin
Lionel Chlppv 30. Enoa Ivan Herk
hsn. 2. and Ruth May MrKensie,
38. all doled nut 10 on the charge.
Chlpps and llerkshsn forfeited
1 10 ball Thursdsy morning. Wright
and the Indian woman were fined
br Justlr of th Peac Jo
Mahoney.
Chlpps was also fined 45 SO for
having no operator's license. The
quartet waa nabbed nn highway 9?
at the foot of the Algoma hill at
(30 p m. Wrdnesday.
CONVICTED
SEATTLE. June 34 (O-Th bit
terly argued retrial nf Mrs. Florence
Ittan James ended last night In her
conviction on a. charge of refusing
In tell a state legislative commute
or un-American actlvltlea whether
she w as or ever had been a commu
n'sl party member. Bhe la co
director of the Seattle Repertory
Playhouse with her husband, Bur-
pv n Jnmes.
ance
Saturday j
June 25 f
According to available times for
three-mile trtsli here, California
haa been 30 seconds fester then
Washington.
Wisconsin, beaten by only eight
feet In a dual rac with Washing
ton last Friday, should b a pomr
In lh rat Nnrmsn Sonju's Badg
ers ar rangy and smooth and hav
shown steady Improvement through
the season. They are considered to
be at a peak now.
earning the hope of th eat ar
the Princeton rower a of Deloa
(irhorh. The Princeton yarsity has
beaten every eight In the east, with
the exception of mighty Harvard,
during the season The Tigers hold
victories In the fluids nip and Car
negie cup regattas this spring.
The Washington Junior varsity
crew la one of the slsndouts in the t
Jayve event whtl the UW frosh
ar a solid favorite. So a sweep of
Ui river by L'lbrlckson-coached '
eights Is not at all Imposslbl. i
Washington did It last year for
the third time In the history of the ,
race. j
There will be 30 crews In the three
races. 13 In th varsity, nln In th I
Junior varsity and nln I n the ;
freshman race. The Iroh event will
start at 3 p. m. (eastern slandsrd ;
time i and the other races will fol- ,
low at 41-minute Intervals. j
The 30 crews represent a record ,
for the regatta, breaking the mark
of 39 set last year.
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