Show I THE OGDEN (UTAH) ' STANDARD-EXAMINE- 1 R WEDNESDAY EVENING MAY 16 1981 3A E well Black well Pitches One - Hit Contest Garden Hackles Are Lures for f Spring Anglers Modern Gadgets No Malik By Hal Welch Those signs along your street advertising "Fish Bait" are the spring guideposts to full creels so don't feel so proud to patronize your neighborhood night crawler merchant before you head stream wards Toss the kid a half buck and have him pass the ammunition you'll need it in those roily — waters and let the current work the bait into position If yeur worms are not killed in threading their animation will attract trout Most trout will take positions that offer protection from their natural enemies and at the same time give them easy access to a good feeding place He may lie under an overhanging limb behind i rock or sunken log in ready striking distance of food floating down with the current A skillful fisherman surveys hit stream before he starts Bill Richardson takes a lot of time looking for feeding spots before he ever makes his first cast He has learned that time spent in observation nays off in trout It saves Madison Bill a lot of time in walking and useless casting Another buddy makes a contest out of fishing For a specified period of time he will count the number of casts he makes tallying In his mind the number of strikes He'll hit 20x25 in an hour and will have had a whale of a time doing it One more item to take along: Lady Luck On most of our trips Dame Fortune is the mount that has carried us into the winner's ' ' circle r P S And worms too ten-pou- For Most Pari Length of Club Decides Stance Says Demaret By Jimmy Demaret Three-tim- e Masters Winner On all long shots make sure that your right shoulder is back of the 13 li 13 i" 481 480 3 458 3V4 3 482 13 IS 33 4 NEW YORK May 16 (UP)— Good bet for the 1051 season is that there will be at least one more and If the odds are right pick Ewe II Blackwell of the Cincinnati HfOS to loss It no-hitt- er Taaidsy's netslts Philadelphia s St Louis Cincinnati 1 Boston 0 Pittsburgh s 7 New York 3 Brooklyn! Ctdoago 4 Abhho Waitkuslb 5 0 IBtnmn f 1 a 14 Slaughter rt 13 3 X 0 2 psofiit 0 atSMMT Snntt rf W Jonesjb The low-h- it ball games are popfrequently this spring and pingtall up and terrific Blackwell was the the latest to score k "near-miss- " when he one-hi- t ted the Boston Braves 1 to 0 last aught as Vera ford gave up only two hits in defeat J The Cincjy fans hid a teeming of a double while a for anticipation it battle since neither ace gave up a safe blow until Bob Elliott an old spoiler nicked Black-we- ll for a fifth inning double at Laats R AH it O 3 11 S a IWlssMkfjbtt 5 S O 2 2 Johnvon3b 4 00 0 l FerariaU 0 o o 0 110 4 0 12 CoteJb 3011 0000 stobertap 4 J 9 27 Totals Total Iter Goliat in Bth aSinglcd bBan tmm Johnson in 0th Phllsdstphfr St Louia 27 4 11 27 Bob Cain 100 000 302--3 000 030 001—4 RBI — Sister Ha-- s Hamner Slaughter 2 Seminick 2 Nicholson Slaughter Ha—Hem us Slaughter' Seminick— SB — Sisleri S— DP Muaial Ciaragl-ol- a Mayer Johnson Cole and V Jonas Win Loser— ajar atiysrPoholsky (2-aans 2- - cy 11 2Met'viehcf Thomson! 4 11 LBellrf 1 Noble c 2 4 6Kinerlb Lorkrrnlf 4 6 1 2 4 0 2 ?BeardU irvinlb M'Guircrf 10 1 1o !StrickTd2b Jorasmajf 2 0 0 M Cui 'ghc Thompsi :b 4 0 0 OWerlep jpcerp 10 0 OLavvp Ken staakyjb am i 3 0 1 - chp Cettelp bWUson Koilop l i o oo 0 0 0O aLohrke 1 0 0 ABM HO 4 0 2 4 0 101 2 1 oil Joey Maxim (left) flexos his leg muscles as he "rides the bike" in an inverted nosition at the 4 111 hampion Essard Charles skips the rope at Midwest Athletic club in 2 2 0 3 Kym wnileneavyu eight Beth fighters went thrbngh extensive workonts in 4 3 3 3 preparation for title bout May 20 3 0 0 5 ' Of r eo aa 0 o h cMuellcr 10 34 3 024 Total 30171022 Totals aGrounded out for Kennedy In nth bQrounded but tor Gettel in 7 th cGrouncied out for Kolo in 0th Mew York 000 003 000 -- 3 020 230 OOx—7 Pittsburgh X— None RBI— Strickland 5 Werle Thomson 2 Noble Castiglione 2B -- Wostlake Noble HR — Strickland 2 Thomson BP— Weatlaketr Strickland and Kincr Bark Lockman and Irvin: Stanley Stankj Dark and Irvin Thompson Stan ky and Irvin Dark Stanky and Irvin McCullough Strickland —and Kiner(1-- Win-(2-Loser Spencer sejt— werie ' ABRHO HI ! Claire 0 0 0 1 30 2 0 c t 2 2 7 Clncin aajli Hat ton 3b Ryan 2b 0 1 1- ai Chteagb BrbaUjrji KM AI5 O ABRHO Abramslf 4 12 4'Terwilgr SI 3 1 Thorn psn if 10 0 n 4 0 10 R"e 4 11 1 Baumhltzrf 4 0 11 S 0 0 3 3 11 2SauerW Snider cf 3 0 0 3 Kobtnaob 4 11 2Matk0ef 3 0 010 5 2 2 aPondylb Hodgealb 1 7 4 0 3 O'Owenc Purlllorf Camp'ellac 3 0 2 OiRam'sottlas 0 01 0 0 4 2 0 3 4 0 0 Cusickit 2 10 OiCav'etta 10 0 0 r d T 0 a eon 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 p Kingp aHe - K 0 0 0 0 Rush p 0 0 10 0 10 0 eBurgess 0 00 0 bMiksis 1 0 0 0 JJeff coat Branca 0 10 ft r Kelly WalKerc H 10 10 11 18 19 13 13 Cleveland Bostoai PhUadelnhia St Louis 7 7 880 981 991 565 545 0000 10 0 0 Si 4 tat C o Y hicago 25-pla- dj two-and-o- ! 332 380 10 1014 Tuesday's Results Detroit 12 Washington' 4 Chicago 9 Boston 7 it innings) St Louis 11 Philadelphia 8 Only games scheduled Detroit 12 10 Souch1tlf 2 GinsbersVc 5 0 1 4 0 2 5Consigrap 2 0 0 0 Kssp Brownp Everscf 2 Liponss Newbousrp 0 Dentes 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Grassoc 4 : 3 3 0 0 0 iVerble 0 Hflvnc- - p 0 IbGuerra 0 Totals 3712 14 27 Totals 35 4 8 27 aFlied out for Brown in 7th bGrounded out for Haynes in Sth Detroit 022 303 020— 12 200 002000—4 Washington Vest Kewhouser RBI— Mela 2 Ginsberg Mullin 3 Kelt WOrU 4 Lipon 2 McCormtck Michaels 2B— Yost Noren Coan 3B—Mullia Mccormick HR — Mele Souchock SB — s Newhouser 2 DP — Mele Dante and Mele Priddy Lipon and Kryhoski Mirhaels Dante and Mele Winner— ! t Loser— Consucgra Newhouser i NEW YORik May 16 (AP) — CHICAGO May 16 (UP) Brooklyn's Gil Hodges a lankjr Jackie Robinson Pee Wee Seese first baseman was the surprised and Duke Snider are three solid and surprising major league home reasons why the Brooklyn Dodgers r run and! the Dodger lead the national league aee couldn'ttoday it himself Robinson Reese and Snider are explain "I don't know why I'm getting the Dodger contingent in the top said "I'm them"Jhe just swinging 10 hitters with Jackie showing the for that base hit and they keep way at 409 Robinson added nine going out of the park points during the week while Hodges blasted his With and 11th Cardinal Cub and Braves in 25 games this yea against the whacking pitching-'( Chicago Cubs yesterday as' a main Averages including Sunday's spark in the Dodgers'! 8 to 4 vic- games show Reese third at 372 tory which insured at least another and Snider ighth at 327 day in first place in the National Boston's Bob Elliott is- runherup f league Robinson at 390 A week) ago "I hit those yesterday off curves" to Was only three points behind Hodges said "but they're throwing he now the gap is 19" but to me I'm and everything hitting' Al Dark is the man of the week all of them "I was in a slump for four or adding 26 points to' his average five days but then w went up to With 12 hits in 27 trips against the and Phillies Dark zoomed to Boston and I got three in one game Cards T 368- - ' Saturday and two Sunday and then Dick Sisler lot the Phils slipped two yesterday so I guess I'm out 36 points from a second place tie of that Hodges couldn't whether to fifth at 361 Then comes Peasome pitchers thoughtsaythey might nuts Lowrey of St Louis a spring have found a weakness in his swing surprise at 354 and were pitching at it Teammate Grady Hatton of Cincinnati is at 330 followed by Snider Eddie Miksis wouldn't let him an- seventh 327 Stan Musial of St Louis 315 swer anyhow and Del Ennis of Philadelphia 312 It is Musial'g first appearance in the top 10 this year after a slow start He was the 1950 champion -- T Weteesdar's Sckedale Cleveland at New York Chicago at Boston St Louis at Philadelphia 'night) Detroit at Washington (night) Sou-cbo- ek Kol-iow- ay 2 rhiladrlphM e - I 1 T ? ti- Tex Hager Weeds Single Boxer ABRHO BOISE May IS CA) —Promoter ABRHO 4 11 iLfooaLaa 4 12 5 Taemglb S 2 3 9 Tex Hager has one fighter but Ber'dtnoiSb ' 4 11 OFainlb RColer 4 1 O " Phtlleycf 5 0 0 1 needs another before he can stage 5 3 3 4 4 a a oizerniaLu Siaversef 3 3 2 Valor 8 1 2 1 a heavyweight match Mav 25 2 if il 1 0 lerUm "4 1 4 13 S R6n Whittle of West Jordan Ut : : 0 0 0 0 o 0 0 0 Dalsingct 10 0 0 Upton ss cp McLih p tBorkowgkt X 8 8 ! Mcr'mant-- 3 0 0 1 Prartteaac Mauchss J2 00 00 5l Stallcupss 2 0i0 0 Bickfordp Blackwellp I 1 0 0 0 aAddi 24 0 134 Totals 28 1 2 27 Totals aFlied out for Bickford In Oth Boston U 000 000! 000— 0 000 000 10x— Cincinnati E — Hartsfiold Torgeson RBI— Pramesa 2B— Ryan ZflUott HR— Pramasa DP—Hatton and Ryan: Slack- wJell Stallebp and Xluszcwski Blaek- Well winner— Stauoup ana RyanBlackwell w-Bickford a-atarshall-r- W 13 WasMagtaa f4 00 0142 ABHHO A" MHO 4 112 Priddy2b 8 10 O'VotUb MOO 2 2 4 0 12 Coanlf 14 KryskUb h 0 0 2 2 4 4 13 0 Korwaylb 8 2102 Norencf a o Keli3b 4 113 lb s 3 3 3 2 MCorm'krf 4 ia a a 300 Wertzjpf 3 118 Mullinif 3 13 2iMichaelsJb 0 2 2 3 0 0 2 Klus'skilb r American League Gil Hodges Tops Jackie Robinson tol Pet GB Majors Now Newfork n chicaeo 3 Detroit a In Circuit Hits Balling Leader Washington ABRHO WVMckrf OiAdcocklf 0 5 one-hitte- rs 3 10 Mitch--k3- 0 0 0 0 urier 2h 4 0 0 licMoaes 4 11 lOKisinb 3 0 0 OlTiptonx Arftlb iSirr r Gar cr 110 p 3 0 0 1 ne -- I er Con-aafjp- ra Orange Bowl to Raise Purses who originally signed to meet Joe Kahut of Portland has withdrawn on orders- of his physician Hager said Whittle was told to stay out of the ring because his broken nose has not healed Harry Matthews broke Whittle's nose two weeks ago in Portland mona - 200-pou- one-hitt- - HP 0000 1 0 1 1 a oo 4 10 0 1 o o 00 1 o 0 0 eooo oao ooo laoe 0Murraye isaaauca Totals 37 8 11 27 Total raatad lor Xitw m 7tti JiDavis DKan lor Hermaaski in ttfe hWahf c Walked sa flita tor Rush l dRan for Buraeas in sth iCucabp l Uimmer Struck not tor Hcldah in rtu oooo fStruck out lor Cusick in 8th Soldakp —' ! 010 110 BOO i Brooklyn Totals :uiii0 27 Totals ooo 040 000- -4 38 aiaar mmm K Cox Owen fBsunced o"l for Saante in 3rd RBt — TewUttter S Wanned tor Wys Hi 9th Baumholtz 2 Reese Snider 4 Robinson cWelked tor Suder in 8th 2 afitodtf? 2 HR umholtr Hodges ' dranlad out for Kucab in 8tb wobOneoa Snider DP—TbrwUligaf" CM 015 130 001-- 11 md St Louis sack and Fnnd Robinson RaS 200 330 001— 8 V teaar mm Philadclp'ua inner— King Hodges E — Hitchcock Joost RBI— Zernial 3 'I Hitchcock Suder Fhilley Valo 2 5 Ssbwara 3 Young Upton SB— LoUar Fain Klein 3B— Sievcrs Hitch-cocValo MB— Zernial 3 Lenhardt SB — Arlt 8— Young DP— Suder Joost and Fam 2: Fain Joost and Fate Wsrner--Garve- i tS-Loser— Shantz ' ' Len-'bajr- dt Brothers Pick Up Dean of Shooters Browns' Note Passes: Held ST LOUIS May 18 (UP) — A Many Trap Marks group of St Louis investment brok- k ASK HO) Car'siupiss 7aoa 3 n 'Mmosorib trapshoot-in- g Bwsby'-- championships than any other Stewsrtlf man died last - Ohteags d Ohio May P r Charles A Baker ju Sparrow who probably won more aobiiEtatb Zaritla i t (AP) Young local state and national t- -t 2) t springfif! — er - ' Position Claade Harmon demonstrates how a drive should be played off toe left heel One-hitte- no-hitt- er 1 12 10 100 0 no-ru- he-turn- ed NtfSfcatgk 5'Cast'ioness traded aw 3) 4 no-hitt- To the Tigers 2B— Lovhrey Maw Yerk ABK HO his sixth when Connie 1MB doubled but :n the seventh Black- well's battery-mat- e John Pramagg hit a homer and thatwas the wBK no-h- 4 3 0 0 0 Poholskyp Meyer p Bickford preserved until the story Blackwell in winning his fifth straight game struck out five and each of the three men he alien uas nailed in a double play Bickford struck ' out four and walked only one Splendid Performance The one-h- it effort by Blackie Was the latest superlative effort in a low-h- it season Cliff Chambers of the Pirates already has pitched a n no-h- it r game have been turned ih by Sal Mag lie of the Giants and Connie Mar-r- e ro of the Senators and Joe Dob-so- n of the White Sox Bickford like Blackie would be a good man to pick for a no-h-it CHICAGO May 16iUP)-South-pjob in the only one of Bob Cain the New York since Yankees' number one neniesis was 1950 and had a twohit victory traded to Detroit by the Chicago this year before last night's heartwho had White Sox in exchange for Saul abreak defeat BlackweQ in 1947 also had two Rogovin today while seven other last season bla league clubs prepared to pare In other National league games to the limit by midnight Cain a 26-- y ear-olKansan won yesterday Brooklyn topped Chinine games jand lost 12 for Chicago cago 8 to 4: the Phi Hies edged the 5 to 4 and Pitts last seasonj beating the Yankees Cardinals defeated the Giants 7 to 3 four times Among the games he burgh In the American league the Tigers lost to Hew York were a three-h- it 12 to 4 Chi2 to o decision and a 2 downed Washington Boston 9 to 7 in 11 contest So far this season cago trounced innings and the Browns won from he won one game and dropped two the Athletics 11 to rightRogovin a lgnky Dodgers improved their lead hander from Brooklyn won one to The a full game over the Braves and lost one this season and had throwing their home-ru- n punch record with the Tigers by action into A grand slam homer last year Duke was Snider the ' key blow Elsewhere in the American byPinch-hittin- g Bill expert to the olson drove in two runs inNich league Cleveland gotfdown the limit by sending Pitchers inning with a single to give Jess Flores and Charles Harris re- ninth the Phillies their victory at Sr cently obtained from the Athletics to San Diego of the Pacific Coast LLouis George Strickland came out of league hitting slump to drive in five That left the Yankees and the aruns two homers and a sin-- Athletics as the ohly American gle aswith the Pirates won without dif league clubs above the limit Both teams have 28 players and must ficulty from the Giants Detroit on Fire drop three before midnight tonight Detroit winning it seventh aame Vive National league clubs — the Cardinals Pirates Phillies Giants ift the last eight also ended the and Dodgers— were still over the magic spell of Washington's Cuban limi£ today The Cardinals will be pitchers who had won eight games forced to cut four mayers Pitts- witnout aeteat oetore Sandy was rapped roughly last burgh three the Phillies two and the Giants and Dodgers one apiece nighttwo-ru- n A homer by Nelaoft Fox first of his big league career gave Chicago its victory in Boston The Browns put over five runs in the third to go ahead for good A triple by Roy SieveWMnd a homer by Don Lenhardt were key blows Gus Zernial with two hom-er- s MIAMI Fla Miy "46 CAP) and Ferris Fain with a double teams bowl foolball will Orange and two singles kept up their hot on lor the each $90000 get game hitting for Philadelphia Jan 1 1952 r The Yankees and Indiana were bowl committee yea o lite Orange terday raised the payment from $75000 each and announced the Yesterdays Star Ewell Blackwfell Beds — Pitched action was in line With the N C in the last two A A's demand thatj participating his third beating Vern Bickford of teams gee no per cent ot ine ivew seasonsthe Braves who gave up only two Year's day game receipts President Stuart W Patton said hits in a 1 to 0 defeat N C A A's request that one third of the 61000 Orange bowl tickets be distributed through the two colleges participating in the game will be discussed- with the special events committee of that organization next -- ia 2 3 2 0 0 0 0 111 4 0 0 8 117 Oaragiolac ooo Nelson lb 001 a v HamnerjM St GotiatJtb aNichlsa St ers has bought the $700000 note which the Dewitt brothers owe for the St Louis Browns The note was held by Richard Muckerman former Browns' owner It represented the money the Dewitts — Charles and Bill — owed him for the ball club gfter their down payment The' security on the note is the controlling interest in the American league baseball club However the purchase of toe note does not mean that the brokers headed by Mark C Steinberg bought any part of the club The controlling interest in toe club is also the security on $300-00- 0 the Dewitts borrowed from H the American league to give MuckW L Pet GB erman the down payment The 27 20 574 league has first call on the club stock if toe Dewitts default on their 27 20 574 f2t night The 84 year-old sportsman waa known as "Mr Trapshooting' because he had been shooting clay and other targets for " years The dean of trapshootera had entered every Grand American shoot at Vandalia Ohio the world series of trapshooting since the event was started 91 years ago Young won the Grand American handicap in 1926 shooting 100 straight targets from the 23 yard line In doing so he repeated the earlier feat of shooting 100 straight at Peru Ind in 1916 loan 21 533 2 One of his daughters Mrs George 22 532 2 K Peters of Springfield Ohio won 23 520 2 have beett about the Womjen'e Grand American 24 478 4 ' ? day gate would of that handicap at Vanladia in the early 25 432 64 Frank Stranahan of Toledo cur- 1940s This victory made father 10 30348 rent British amateur champion and daughter the only two mem-bedrew a first round match against of the same family to win Maj Ian Keelan stationed at Mom- both the men's and women's basa Kenyo at the Grand American -- MK ( AS aasaieskl Dorishp jjSa&aa&BEEi SI a at i f it 13 Pfatkyb Hf SI 112 in aa 3)DoerrB 4 Rosarc 01Wrlghtrf 0 0 NlxonB S aa O'Mastersnp evoiimer 3 0 i14a 10 10 4 110 o o a o aoa a 1 0 1 0 Judsoftp JraraKjS£&§ HO K 3 3 1 2 Goodman a o a 0 0 0 0'WilliamsU 4 3 2 4 4 0 14 10 1 OiBoudreaiMS Ui 3b 8 13 l 18 on a 0 0 2Dr-pul4 o 1 0 0 0 bM Dennott 0 10 0 3 3 1 2 BatUc 10 0 0 m 10 oooo 0 0 Srarbrghp m 4318333 Totals 44 71113 omiorInjuason m am surounqH Mtan for 8th Dropo cGroundcd nut for Kinder in 9th 300 010 031 02—8 OUeago 400 101 001 00— 7 Boston E M noMi Robinson RBI— Robinson H Zarilla Mas! Carrasquel Fox 3 WUIiams 3 Boudreau Wright 2B— William Mail Tox Wright Williams Fox s — Goodman Jud-so- n 2 Rosar Fox D Scarborough Winner —Dorish tVafcy and Goodman Loser —Scarborough (1-- 14 "RAWLINGS" Official Baseball Equipment Official Softball Equipment r 1) one-tent- h es Bob Hope Scores eham-pionshi- ps Another First In British Golf ST ANDREWS Scotland May AF — Comedian Bob Hope today was assigned the opening day starring role in the British Amateur Golf championship which opens Monday at Royal Port Cawi Wales The staid Royal and Ancient Golf club which controls amateur championship cast one eye at the huge crowd that showed last year to watch Hope's buddyup Bing Crosto and decided on Hope by at 9:54 a m which put means a big gallery regardless of the weather Hope will meet Charles C Fox " 16 manufacturer from Brough paint Yorkshire Encland rosDy arew a lirst day crowd a year ago that paid 3000 pounds $8400 to see him play in pouring! rain Without Crosby R and A officials admitted privately the first Righi-Hande- 020 a 14 13 14 uis ' S58 r Puis Veleran Skids Under Braves Cincy Moves Up in Race - Gordon way into a first place tie with Portland in the Pacific Coast league Ipaaklings The Sacs bunched nine hits for a 7 to 3 victory over Portland last night as H)257 Sacramento fans cheered them on Manager Gordon and Bob Gillespie starting pitcher were ejected from the contest in the sixth for arguing with Lou Barbour on the call' Umpire of a fourth-bal- l that forced in a Beaver run Red Adams Portland pitcher who held the Sacs scoreless from the second inning through the sixth lost his stuff in the seventh Sacramento then put across five runs chasing adarhs and his successor Bed Lynn with a barrage of six hits interspersed with two walks There were two nifty pitching performances elsewhere in the league Los Angeles shut out San Francisco to 0 and Seattle Whitewashed San Diego 3 to 0 A three run homer by Earl Rapp highlighted a five run rally in toe seventh as Oakland powered to ah 8 to 3 victory over Hollywood 18 500 13 IX 2b 14 0 30 JethroeefI Torgesnn h 2 0 3 0 Elliott By The Associated Press Joe Gordon's heavy hitting Sacramento Solons have blasted their 24 25 25 22 19 10 12 GB Waaaa4ar's gefctdM Brooklyn! at Chicago Boston at Cincinnati Philadelphia at St Loull fafsBtt Maw York at Pittsburgh utigat) H r Senators Beavers Tie for Lead Oakland Seattle : Hollywood San Diege San Francisco r BaaOab ft Los Angeles 15 15 Pet 1) er Sacramento L 0) left shoulder with reference to the line of aim That to me is the most important feat u re of the stance The same applies to the right foot It must be slightly behind the left along the line of aim This is called the closed stance As I wrote in the PGA Teachers' Guide for the most part the atapce can be boiled down to the length of the club determining it As for the position of the ball a drive should be played off the left heel" £ One of series written for and Osrden Standard-ExaminNEA Service — i On the fairway the ball can be played more between the feet When extra backspin is required Jor approaching closely-trappe- d greens it is advisable that the ball be played more nearly opposite the right heel On long shots with longer club? g closed stance la used and the ball Is played off the left foot clubs the With medium-lengtball is played from between the feet On short shots with the shorter clubs the ball is played from more of an open stance and off the right foot which is slightly ahead of toe left The standings: Portland J Brooklyn Boston Pittsburgh Chicago st Lotus Hew York neap A popular manner Is to cast tip and across stream tighten the line married the village charter member of AA Same for many of the dry fly purists Worms got 'em in the end The lowly earthworm still ranks with the deadliest of all fish getters despite the inventions of catalog- of artificial lures The crawlers may be hooked lightly through the sexual band stretched upon tandem hooks threaded on a sliced shank hook piled on in gobs and on most occasions will take more fish than the whole tackle box of some Fancy Dan In the spring the worms are fished best upon a size six or seven snelled hook with a fairly heavy leader will leader A save your tackle while you pull to dislodge it from snags of various sorts Small split shot should be attached about twenty inches from the honk weighted enough to hold the bait close to the bottom light enough to permit it to move with the current It is best to walk softly on the bank to avoid frightening the feeding fish Keep a tight line and How the bait to move into likely feeding spots Give the trout time 1 w to awallow the bait before setting me Your scribe has heard boasts SmKMB sSBO'Tiave gone to their graves their dry fly escutchons unspoiled their dry fly honor You know the classic kind "Lips that touch liquor wilr And then she never touch mine The Ups and Downs of Training National League ! 1950 MODI Aa Much 'i'' as 10 tsW DisctHtnf UKUI 'RTHANA MAY THIS IVCLOVES a 3ooo or month plus and j i n f Kuarantre ftgaisr Bssssll- TSfc- 3o 16 li MIAiN IVIMT H£km Ifaajf ayfawti is a straight bourbon whiskey elegant In tas& rake Ml hum uMui oue iHMii uncommonly good warranty ROBFRT H HINirk'S Pv i kl 2810 Washington Blvd m ww- " s a a m mt sw Ff-o- S844 j 8i aMiiTBji isse ' a Hiram Walker Whisky SMtMGE STRICKLAND v GiORGC CRAIG Tickets at Soak Smokery and Mint Hirar--i Walker & Sons inc Feoria ILL $$pMgl 244Q Washinsten Blvd |