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RIDAY, SKPTEMRER IB. 1955 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, ORKflON PACK THIRTEEN ias'vie mateur - Golf hiy HfCH Fl LLtKTO JU. RICHMOND, Va. (.11 Kicking i.d goals aud conversions in u ,it ioo;ball game Deiore sj.uuo jteamirg lans is nothing corn ered to trying to sink a touga m:t belore a silent gon gallery. You can ask Bill Booe, one f tlje unlikeliest gollers ever to get tf) the semifinals of the National 4jiiateur Ooll Tournament. ..Boce is Uie little cuy who used to trol out on the Yale bowl turt almost a decade ago and kick these vital points when the Elis scored a touchdown. Now a quiet, bepectacled Bridgeport, Conn., businessman, he's in the semihnals oJ the National Amateur along with ooe other almost unknown goiter, player of considerable local lame and one of the world's best ama teurs. BUI doesn't figure to go beyond today's 26-hole semifinals. He's BC-icduled to meet San Francisco's. Harvic Ward, 1952 British Ama teur champion, runner-up for that title in 1853 and unquesUonably the finest, most consistent golfer left in this mixed-up tournament. ..line other semifinal brings to gether Hillman Robblns Jr. of Memphis, Tenn., last year's inter collegiate champion and winner of a flock of important - invitationnl tournaiTients, and William Hynd man III of Philadelphia, who has been recognized for years as a fine golfer who played only around home. TRANSPLANTED 'Ward, a transplanted Tar Heel frem Tarboro, N. C, ranks as odds-on favorite now thRt all the other players of international stat ure have been removed. Los Angeles '9 Bounces Twinks In Playoff Fray '? LOS ANGELES IB The Angels finally snapped out of it. ; Los Angeles whipped Hollywood Thursday night. 7-1. with Don Els ton firing a five-hitter and Buzz Clarkson hitting a two-run homer In the fifth inning. That blow won the game. It had been a tight hurl ing duel to that point between Elston and Hollywood's Joe Trim ble. The Angels chased Trimble In the eighth, when they put across four runs as the stars used four pitchers trying to get the side out. Hollywood's only run was Curt Eoberts' homer in the eighth. The Stars hnve won two games in the three-of-fivo series for third place in the Pacific Coast League standing and the citj-championship. The teams' finished in a third place lie and wound up their 'city war with H games apiece. : By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS J AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Minneapolis 8. Omaha 5 (Minneap i oils leads best-of-7 finals. 1-0) INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Rochester 14, Toronto 10 tRochcst- r er leads best-of-7 finals, 1-0) i TEXAS LEAGUE No game scheduled. Houston at Shreveport Friday night for first guiie oi oesi-oi-l linaiS). These rMNQRLEAGUE I MONEY-SAVING SALE ON PROFESSIONAL QUALITY TOOLS I f'fW LApYl.1nAY Smith- A Wad f aces Ward has been playing excep tionally well over the rugged, 6,713 yard, par-70 James R:er course oi the Country Club of Virginia. He had a 19-hole squeaker in his opening match against Ray Palm er but has won every one since by a comfortable margin. After knocking out Robert Jor dan of Greensboro, N. C, and young Jimmy McCoy of West Palm Beach, Fla., yesterday. Ward repeated an earlier statement that if he keeps on playing the same kind of golf, he stands a chance to, win. That was a real understate ment. , Booe. on the other hand, had the roughest of all roads to the semi finals, althojgh three of the four quarter-final matches went to the 18ch green For the first seven holes against tall Charles Kunkle, Out Of flat) Th Sportsman Weekend Angling Outlook PORTLAND liTI This week's ram has brightened fishing pros pects In Oregon streams, the State Game Commission said iu its' weekly bulletin. However even without it some waters gave prom ise of good catches. The report by districts: NORTHWEST -'North coast streams need 'the rain lor improvement of salmon and trout angling. Snlmon angling out of Yaquma and Depoe Bays has been fair to excellent. The McKenzie and- Willamette rivers have been good. Dexter and Look out Point reservoirs have been fair on troll, Dorena has been fair and Clear Lake, has been good. Other McKenzie' Pass area lakes have been fair. SOUTHWEST Winchester Bay salmon angling has continued fair. Sea-run cut throat angling has been fair in the lower Rogue and spotty in Smith River. Fly fishing in the Aness ana Illahee areas has not been successful. There has been a great need for rain. Along the main Umpqua and well up the North Umpqua some sea-run cutthroat are being taken. Steeliiead angling has been fair to good at Steam boat Creek and Soda Sprirms Dam is cloced to all angling. T.ie river above Soda Springs is open until Oct. 9. The South Umpqua above Jackson Creek is closed. Salmon angling at Coos Bay has been -fair to good inside lue bar and good to excellent outside. Striped bass angling has been fnir to good up the Coos River and fair to good on Haynes slough and between Medford Mcmss" Gcssebd! .Coach MEDFORD '.fl John Kovenz, former University of .Oregon and Western International .League baseball player, was named Thurs day as Medford High School base ball coach. He will assist in loot ball.. The University of Mississippi ap parently doesn't believe in field goals. The Rebels last made one against LSU in 1931 and lost, 26-3. Are GUARANTEED TOOLS! TWO FAMOUS BRANDS of Tools Now Available in Open Stock . . . One Piece or a Full Set Va" to Va" Drive "WE GIVE Z'H: GREEN STAMPS." to supply field Tourney upset conqueror of Joe Conrad, Bill couldn't make a par. FINISH "I felt so bad I didn't want to go on. I didn t want mat maicn to finish." he said afterward. But he did go on and, as Bobby Jones advised, had his bad round when his opponent also was having a bad one. Coming to the 13th, they were all even and both short of tho green in two. Booe chipped within five feet of the cup, then blew the putt. But Kunkle missed an even shorter one to lose. The 39-year-old Hyndman. who bent his Philadelphia friend Jimmy McHale in the morning, turned back intercollegiate champion Joe Campbell 2-up. Rnbbms hid a 67 but won only 1-up Irom Ed Hopkins of Abilene, Tef. Wiih Railroad Bridge and Highway Bririue on incoming tides. Salmon fishing in the Coquille has been slow. CENTRAL Crane Prairie has been good for kokunec and rainbow. Fair luck has been had at Wickiup Reser voir with good fishing in the upper part ol the old river channel. The Detchutes River above Bend has been improving and so had Big Lava . Lakes. East and Paulina lakes have been fair to good. High mountain Jakes have nearly all been excellent. NORTHEAST Wallowa County streams are producing good catches of small trout, with'lnmaha River best. The Lower Grande Ronde has been producing a few summer steel head. Wallowa Lake has been poor but the high Wallowa lakes have been good for Eastern DrooK ana rainbow. The Walla Walla River has been Hi in? up good trout catches. Unity Reservoir has been fair for rainbows. SOUTHEAST Stream fishing has been gen erally poor but Fish and Delint ment lakes in Harney County have been fair. Smallmouth bass fish ing on the Snake has been good. OTTO WHITE . 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California gets a taste of inter- sectional action, too, crossing the continent to meet .Pittsburgh's Panthers In the first on-thc-ioad opener in Golden Bear history. RFASONAHLY Remaining West Coast teams kick off for the first time in their own backyards, or reasonably close to them. Stanford entertains Col lege of the Pacific at Palo Alto and Oregon State takes on Brig ham Young at Corvallis in after noon contests, while Oregon trav els to Salt Lake City to meet Utah in a night game. Despite the importance of Satur day's conference openers, the na tional spotlight 'will be on Coach Henry (Redi Sanders as ho un veils his 1955 edition of the UCLA squad which whipped through nine games without defeat a year ago. Tho Bruins, pre-game favorites by two touchdowns, were hit hard by graduation but Sanders still has fullback Bob Davemort who is be ing boomed for All-America hon ors and a line averaging 220 pound from tackle to tackle. 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