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..iKoU..-..!' FRIDAY, AUGUST 21; 1953 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE NINE Lr -t ; : lj hJ MAKING PLANS FOR tomorrow night's All-Star Shrine Game are Vern Pryor, center, trom Klamath Falls, Marv Vender Zander of Hilltboro, "end Assistant, Coach Bud Robertson from Bend;. Vender Zender has been injured lince the picture was taken and will be unable" to play against the City All-Stars. i- State Fishing 'Fair to Good' PORTLAND UP) Oregon's fish ing has been generally fair to good, the State Game Commission report ed Thursday. , .' Mount Hood area streams In Northwest Oregon are clearing end fishing is fair, but the Sandy River Is poor. Pishing continues fair on the McKenze and Wllamette Riv ers and their tributaries. Clear and Dorena Lakes are slow. Salmon fishing is improving inside the mouth of the Columbia and Is fair at Nehalem Bay. Anslng In tide water for sea-run cutthroat has been slow. Salmon fishing has been good at Winchester Bay in Southwestern Oregon. Trout fishing is fair and Improving in Tenmlle Lake where Seals Eye Fourth Position By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Snh Francisco Seals are knocking at the door of the Pacific Coast League first division and with a little more help,' such as they got from Seattle Thursday night, another game could find th?m in fourth place. ' The-Seals made- game, uphill fight . i-against -Los Angeles and whipped the Angels In the 10th In-, aing, 6-3. The victory, coupled with Port land's loss to Seattle, moved the Seals to within a half game of the Beavers. , Since Portland and San Fran cisco do not play each other again . this year, how they fare against other clubs will decide the issue. THREE STRAIGHT Seattle's victory, 6-1, " was itsl third straight over Portland. Pre vious to the Beaver series Seattle was deep in a most disastrous slump that saw them drop out of contention while Hollywood pulled away to an llVb-game lead at one point. Vern Kindsfather gave Port land 10 hits Thursday night but kept them scattered. Seattle made its eight hits count. HOMER . A two-run' homer by Earl Rapp highlighted San Diego's 9-5 win over Sacramento. This blow came as the Padres scored seven runs In the seventh inning and shelled lefty Chet Johnson from the mound. Hollywood whipped last - place . Oakland, 7-3, as George O'Donnell registered his 18th victory. He held the Oaks to six hits while the Stars pounded the veteran Jess Flores for 14. Oak first baseman Jim Marshall drove in all his team's runs with his 21st and 22nd homers. perch end catfsh angling Is fair. No good catches of sea-run cut throat have been reported. Salmon fishing In the Lower Rogue is good and steelhead angling oifsnore has been fair. Trout fishing Is poor but improving in the Rogue. Lake of the Woods Is fair to poor. In Central Oregon fly fishing is excellent in Blue Lake. Angling Is verv srood In Three Creeks Lake. East and Paulina Lakes and Wick iup Reservoir are fair.' Irish and Taylor Lakes are good. The upper Deschutes River is expected to con tinue good. - Wallowa Mountain high lakes In Northeastern Oregon have been generally wd. Good catches have been made In Eagle . and Pine Creeks and the Wallowa River has been lair. Some steelhead are" be-it aU the way. The highest scor ing taken in the Grand Ronde and John Day Rivers. Barber Fires Torrid 64 MONTREAL Wl Jerry Barber, a skinny little fellow who looks as if a healthy golf swing would blow him off the tee,' Friday was the biggest shot around this northwest Montreal course. -Tin, five-foot-five 140-pounder, usually Just another name In the winter and summer circuit, charged' aown the wide-open fair-- ways of the par-70 layout inursaay in the opening round of the $25,000 Open, leaving - a - trail oi seven birdies for a record-breaking 64. Only one hole the tough par-four 17th forced him to go over regu lation figures. , The 36-year-old native of LaCan- ada, Calif., went Into the second round one stroke up on Max Evans of Detroit who carded a 65. Three others. Art Wall Jr.,' of Pocono Manor,- Pa.. Al Zlmmer man of Portland, Ore., end Bob Toski of Northampton, Mass., each posted 66. '13' Unlucky For Zakoor ' DETROIT Wl - Detroit 'horse- owner William Zakoor -found the 13th. of the current meeting at Hazel-Park Race Track replete with bad luck for htm. Not only did ills only starter lose Thursday but It came out of. the race lame. Zakoor also had a claim in for inchcobar, a New Jersey-owned six-year-old gelding: That horse was destroyed after its leg was broken In the third-race. Under racing rules Zakoor was stuck with the dead horse and lost the $2,500 claiming price, All-Stars To Score PORTLAND Wl The State sauBd will hold its final practice Friday night In Multnomah Stadium for the 6th annual Oregon, snnne AH Star football game with the Cltv. team here Saturday tilght. City worked out In the stadium Thursday night, concentrating on passing, punting ana piacemcxing. . Those who have watched the teams believe a scoring record for the Oregon Shrine event may be set. Each team has a good passing attack and speedy backs who can Psion's, Derail I5e w - .' ' ' : : : More Sports Pages JO, 1 1 Playoff Scrapped Merrill and Sesslers closed out the Junior League season last nig'it deadlocked for first place. Sesslers ran over Pooles . 17-0 and Metiers ahut out Sons of Nor way by a 7-0 score to finish up Junior League play for the sum. mer. -.'-"' Tm Seaslerg' win over Fooies, Earl Tichenor Ditched a no-hit ball game for two Innings and struck Out the six men to iace.uim. xicn' ennr's team mates lumped or Lar-y Bean and Miller for 15 runs in thm first lnnlne.- '.'. Metiers only collected three hits off Sons of Norway pitchers McGill and Dixon. ut errors by -the Sons made tne ainerencc. n'wmiu Detroit shut out the Sons of Nor way hitters with one hlt This is the second one-hit shutout he has thrown this season. Bucky Hamlin was the big stick for the lumbermen by clouting a lonz trlnle to aid Detroit in his win over the fourth place Sons of Norway. .-.; ' There will be no play-off to deter mine who will be the champion and the all-star team that Is usual ly, picked at the end of the season will also be dropped for this sea son.' J- Sesslers and Merrill finished at the top and Metiers was second. Sons of Norway third, followed by Malln in fourth spot; Pooles landed In fifth spot ahead of Tulelake after the latter forfeited their league games because of il legal players. . . . , ',, V;';V ''' Line scores : '..;'''' Sesslers - 15- 2-17 10 0 Pooles ' 0 0-0 0 0 Tichenor and Collins; Bean, Mil ler and Shearer. , ; ,; -t Ron. nT Norway 000 00-0 1 Metiers - .310 ax-i t McGill, Dixon and Munson, Cody; Detroit and Montgomery. UD HUkD.t ' 'K warning If OFFICE SPACE m m Dodger Manage Burtj Pacing Main Street Shotton told ail Hodges be was L4.k... turning his head and taking his J" HtIOI eyes off the ball. Manager Char- .Vary dillfobU locatlMk ley Dressen repeated the warning . , . City Carter. again this spring. I aaa a tj.i-.' j)rlVtt,gtpH Broncs Slice Indian Lead to Half Game By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Spokane Indians still topped Western International Baseball League standings Friday but thanks to Bill Brenner and his fast rising Lewiston Broncs their first-' place margin was down to a slim one-half game. Brenner, . Lewiston's pitcher manager, tamed the Indians with six shits -Thursday night - as the Broncs made it three straight in the series, 5-1. Salem, meanwhile. clubbed Trl City t-5 and moved to lng game in the series was last year when State beat City, 20-12. Scoring also should' be made easier by -the rule that a 6-2-2-1 defense must be used from goal-to-goal, rather than between the 10 yard lines as in previous years. Harry Scarff, City coach, praised the scruad after the stadium work out. He said that "regardless of the outcome, I believe it Is one of the best balanced City t earns I have seen." He added that the team has good speed and size and "Wonderful spirit . Pete Susick, Marshfleld High, Stale coach, wasn't so high on his team, saying only "they have been looking hotter the past few days. ' . Both coaches-reported their play ;ers, who " completed their high school competition in l32,. were in good physical condition. - Jerry Coleman ; Homeward Bound SAN FRANCISCO Wl Capt. Jerry Coleman, New York Yankee second baseman now In the first Marine air wing In Korea has been ordered home for Immediate dis charge, a Marine Corps spokesman said here Thursday. The 29-year-old fighter pilot Is expected here in three or;, four days.- ,. , '.. '. . O'Brien Hits Roberts Twice PTTfKnnnfiu in Pittsburgh's little Johnny O'Brien hadto wait a long time lor nis wn uji. The former basketball All-Amer ica -from Seattle University went almost three weeks without getting a safety, Thursday night he got two off Robin Roberts as the Pi rate whlnned the Phils 5-2. 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Harold West of Pendleton, Ore. first In the Calcutta, fired a 2-un- der-par 70, and ex-champ Smiley Quick of Los Angeles, was way back with a 75. Quick . was second la the Calcutta. Tied with West at 70 were Walt Oresham, Salt Lake City, and Bob Harrlw, Montebello, Calif. within three percentage' points et the Indians. In other games, Wena tehee downed Yakima 7-5. Edmonton whipped Victoria 8-4, and Vancou ver suoaued uaigary u-g. Two ot the six hits given up by Brenner' at Lewiston were succes sive sixth inning doubles by Eddie Murphy and Jimmy Brown. They accounted for Spokane's only run as Brenner racked up his 18th win against iu losses. At Salem. Gene Roensoie record ed his 17th win against three de feats in turning back Tri-City's Braves. A five-run fourth ". Inning iced the game for the Senators' and gave them 3-1 edge In the series. The Wena tehee Chiefs stretched their winning streak to five straight with their triumph over Yakima. 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