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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (April 21, 1960)
HFRAIT) AND NEWS. Klamath Falls. Ore Thtirsdav. April 21. IflfiO PAGE 11 A ANGLING REPORT Medford Bsttlors To Show 0wl Athletes Face Rough Competition flrMin annlnre urn knniimn rilcmlni.n,! ilm h.li ,. ,!.... "W "IV I IWl 4 BaT HP P , ... ., -i,i I... , fli.-ii- n iinn ITrirliiv .-ill minimi llir-n I.,!. ilw, H, i 1 ..,,1... o u .mL- .,.l,i,- ., , I , , .. ,l I" ,. iv,, nf f I m but . Ihe able lo bait anylcr readily take should provinV troll and .spin The number of bouts on the Owl Oregon Hoot -Order of 0 amateur fiRht aie '! card scheduled in the Klamath lwunlel' Oregon Ort'Kon , anglers are keeping .discolored nn eye on the sky as the Satur-i should be day ocnins date draw's near t fish but chances are when the day' Little Poschutcs dauns thev will have romnletek- nnj .-nvil.,,.. r,n ignored the weather and will be fishing with lures and bait. Me- r""5 "'"""'" shil) ai url as tlw NoMl.c ,,, an set at ineir lavonte sikji, pro-jiolius Hiver is eNwcted to pro- at h o clock cumrven past ine in c n;ls R.cenlly rctuined from. Icy will square away against v irtpft nf rmirvi' lhiv run I'.'t In a...... ...... ..i .......I... m.irk- Ui.ilnisil;iv .ihi'rniiin uilh L- L- -.n ...I 11..I..I. 11-....1U1 11-. ..( . . . , j . w ,,ilvv h.nni viil m Ul l milium Ull .- ,-VtCI .11 1 K ll'lt .Milie HUl'tl' liri C llilli'll 11 I , l-.i mi v iiiiuiiiiiii. '(),t.(.ni.(. ines aim on nan in tne nan area. u nii- ne was one ot tile luaclliners m aim Hill i nomas, one 01 Men- Lake of the Woods was still Hatches of caddis, salmon, and maker Urn Jones of Chiloqiint iu. anilutious SSf boMng pro- fold coach Jim Zaeks' shiftiest who has claimed the pie State H.uiUim champion with Hob Haiorcas. also from ClnliKUin; I'lilf liobeits. H'ei1y i.H-Hiuiuicr trom tne v wow to appear strongest contingents .it is questionable whether it will the Lower Deschutes and Metol- ford battlers be open by Saturday. Road into Iuk rivers. Sultle Lake camp "i'-i show. Lee Thomas Meadows on the lp.giound and boat launching area! The Medfoidit per Sprague liner no.ui luil inouin 01 i.hik i iwk is o(h'ii. is hUK'ked by snow. Klamath It is doubtlul that the south Hiver and Klamath Lake are ex- sn"'-' campgrounds will be open celient. becauM ol snowdrifts. With ei- Road is open into Odell Lake'"11 "ea.aer or rain, tne , iiosviiMiiiy exists mat the south ' shore area would become acces-; lhls alieinoon on Wriglit r lew si ncdule siblr Smile I .a to i i.v,,.ir.H I,. nu-h Roll Williams and his rest lor Oregon Tech athletes have thengame Friday alternoon, thru ml- the I'm I landers lasl week and. iters, are figured for more of His and Northern California. 147. of Ohiluqum; Karl Warren.iMm.aS cut 0ut for them this week- 't,w P with a twinbill on Saiur- trom reports from Vik headquar- same this time out. , bv Larrv Lewis, a 14:! - a Medlord lii.i-imumler will tan- pn,i day alternoon. tne squail plans lts .. II t- .1.1 . ,a t,i r..i t0 'eave Monniouin annuniuU'lv ;ilter the second S.t'uid.iy ic-t n: order lo be home in time lo at tend I he big smoker in the Mam Lit li Kalis Auditorium lh.it night Palmbeig and his new ol .hv. Wallv Palmberg and bis OTI m"R ""'s won i nave any trackmen plav host lo the power-'1"1'1 lllf"' wo,k tmishe.l fill Portland ' Stale College Vik-!'" tn '"'l ,,. o. .-. Hii.il m o he 1,,.1,1'thev il have plenty nf trouble with one of the, Medlord s Mob Lit lie. 14.i. is, hack seai lo any Oregon aim- Kl-S judoc Kield Saturday "w hurrying ikings. in Southern paired aganw IHiane McHaniels. leurs ol Ins weighl. mornine i The meet is the second between and Coach Jim Cordial and his Owli baseball team trawl to Monmouth ' Kriday for a game that opens a three lest Oregon Collegiate . series with the Ore-i' igon College Wolves while coach the toli. 14."i. one of Jones' top Chile- Chjhiqiiin's Leon Week (turn scrappers. Weeks, however, will also 12.")., take no. resort, where there are some parking and boat launching lacil ilies. Campgrounds have at least Big Weekend Set For Pelicans 8 lo 10 inches of snow and pro vide limited space at best. The road into Lake of the Woods is often one-way traffic in spots. Although the campgrounds are bare in places, there is snow up lo two to three feet deep in some places. Deschutes Rivet- produce good catches of rainbow Klamath I'nion Jayvee baseball and kokanee by still fishing with leant stepped unto I tic diamond single egg or perm inkles while for a game w ith the powerlul mown uoui are expected to no .Mann .Mustangs in a non-icague ti cauglit on troll using spinner and encounter that o'tis a weekend Kridav morning. The Mile High hall club is strug- 1 sv a"i I'll, tne iks cuing glmg lo get out of the OCT base- swamped the Owl leant la-: meat and is still locking for ils weekend in Portland. The mod. lust win. cither in the loop oi-iorigmally intended as a lluee wax that leaves no lime forldrants Pass lor a Iwmbill with out. OI L, second in Ihc league1"1! turned out lo be a Iwo Pelican athletes. llie Cavemen lo begin at 1 :ill p m standings with a 3-2 win loss team aflair when Ine Oregon Col Ihe Jayvees travel to Meantime the Pelican varsity hall mark, has deltnile plans to lamp teRO contingent tailed to show up ' lob will mil l he finiJiino i.im,-Ii. Hi.. (In I nine a llllle (teener I for the aclioll. worms or flatfish. At wickiup l.cscnoir all cam' grounds on the reservoir oncn Public is .idvknrl ll,:.t llm from Wickiup NVlh I)inis campground on the ,0 mom,, o ,.e ,;esc,cs wiiijiniloun(mc,U js .,arssl,p only be lower than normally encoiin-!(.. ,,, ,,.,, ti,r c,,,,,,,,. elngo, Floyd Finally Sign 3 MAN SCRATCH LEAGUE rren on oh-m..ik mclmmhi amp- it rain hwvjl (hp in,(( .n.niinrle mil 1-iviHt- 11 illoluiil llii 1 i.ii.i,.ii. .i, . . . ' "i.iiii'K 1 jSprings Campground on Ihe tip- " . .. . ; ;pcr reseroir mav become im- ingiing .,;,ia eh open only from the l entrance. Mountain crossing he- 1 tween W ickiup and Crane Prairie hv Ingemar contract to- ChuCkrri A-iipione SlicnKS Baaqerl Cvit Cil Foes world heavv- Htf5h ln(t n",,( Du,. i'vuii 2,9 ..i-iKiii M ."."" .-'or. . . ,,,: ,, ..l,l ..,a C.. M,an ieim ier,e& skuuks oa cnucnen iiimin.-. .ii.'n. mi. .i.'i,n, m it 11, el SU BUSHER LEAGUE m:v york .r Johansson signed 'dav lo deleml his are in good condition f.n,u.o goo., o, Mg,e cgB.Rround is optn , from thc ana worm anglers as we I as ,wjn cntlm.e. tne troll iisnermcn. Iiesinuiesi p,(mn Itiver irom i. title uesctiuies to nenn ,s , goH, ranoiuon. Reservoirs is still blocked Roads and campgrounds in Ihe know. Wirkiun Hnten ni,- i 1 A .... I .1 1.l! . . . If;..n.. nf 111.. Vflll- lillltO Alll. Biea ,e un-u. iinmeis siiouio peeled lo produce good catches 'hi im 0n.eBi.vr swi.w experience good catches 011 troll ,,l i-ainbow blown anil kokanee li-'HC commission, gives eacn iiu.s- H,gh wtlh spinner and worms as well. Most popular method of anHjnB er 25 per ccnl of the gate receip!s.H; SPOON ER LEAGUE 3 es on lis preparations lor Ihe un important Southern Oregon Con ference top spot struggle with the Mettfoid Hluck Tornado in lii'in Stadium Saturday afternoon The clubs, currently lied for the league lead will play a double header. The first game, a seven-inning test, will count in the standings while the second, a live frame tilt, will have no bearing. Also on tap locally Saturday is a dual track meet featuring the The clubs open with a single The Owls ran a iale second lo Patterson, the man he dethroned. in the Polo Grounds on Monday.! June 21). The pact was the result of almost 10 months of negotia- !'"!"'" M"" LAkeviffw Lumor The contract, signed in the of- Tore'iert " lions 33 as fishing from shore with luresis bv trolling on this water Hav- Tne noxll's P't 70 per cent of the. and bait. Deschutes River from slack and Ochmo reservoirs have money taken in for TV. radio and Bfiver S'ate 2367 H,oh Ino. game HI MaryMi 2,1 gn md. series Gordon Rooin 310 Pe Pickers , Benin, ks Pend downstream tn mouth of )een slow with fish being taken lllrn r'Ph,s Hooked Hiver is as low as sum-iholh on troll and by hank anglers j The pact also calls for a return ""v p,c"u,.rrl mer flow and in good condition. Usiiig cluster eggs and worms. Ibout in 9fl days if Patterson wins. 5D!a"k, " Fly fishermen in this area are jTelePrompTer was the successlul "'""J,,, expected to record good catches. I RKTCRN'S TO BO bidder for thc closed TV rights, joeadoeeis Bait fishermen and lure lisher- BOSTON iL'PIi Prank Furcylpaying $450,000 for them. jH,gn lem r, ,mtnl men should also score well. Des-'has relurned to Boston College as! Johansson was lo leave later "H. urm chutes River below Pellon Dam a varsity line coach. Furcy. who dav for Switicrland. where he will , Si; and in the Warm Springs area starred for the Eagles as an end resume his preliminary training.tJ'J; "J should provide excellent calchesiand tackle in 105H. 1054 and 1055. !le will return to Grossinger, 2" of rainbow- trnui on bait. Crook-i was an assistant coach at Purdue N.Y.. where he prepared for the ed River at Cove State Park is last season. 1050 bout, on May 5. 0m Imrnt I game twomen). zlies. The thinclads will open at I p.m. with the field events and kick off Ihe track ail ion at 1 :!() p m.. according to coach Jim In glesby. Running concurrently with the Pels are the freshmen KU and Ashland teams. The track team saw plans for qualifying lime trials set for Wednesday afternoon frozen out on Modoc. The squad will Irv 22 i( .again today. II l Coach Bob Johnson and his KU , 20 tennis squad travels to Medford ',1 5? 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