Show iedm Primed For' Sscond Hcillf HUnTING AND ydVI2 FISHING Vith iah Fishinq ROLLO ROBINSON Reported Good Is ' 4 i isnma ets Good Ratinq In yomlnq1 ' CHEYENNE ! ! 18-pou- nd t!vffi ' cif 11 li nornifl and rj Burnell Haws president of the Vernal Rod and Gun Club and Tice president of the Utah Wild- life Federation writes that fish- ing the past week on the south slope of the Uintas has been low—caused by high winds and cold temperatures at high eleva- tion8' Moon Lake however is still hot with a number of browntrout being taken in the four"Rait is wnrkins best Wmd rl lakes but trout Uinta on high aren't taking lures with much Tigor A few limits are being creeled from Rock Creek but Sheep Creek best stream in the area Oak Paradise and East Parks are slow and trmit are small unroll mv streams flowing out of the Uintas are dropping and clearing fast and hatchery trucks are starting to plant in that area v cvrpllpnt at iruMr Dear Creek Panguitch Lake hard this year is slow- hit by anglers ' a terrific begin-down after ing no reports from are There ring Strawberry Vera Hardy out Spirit Lake way reports fishing over last weekend for both cutthroats and rainbows was very good Dave Alan Don and Douglas Gibby of Riverdaleand Roy all took limits of natives from Tamarack Mr -- kn 1 - Mrs D C Morse of Ogden creeled limits from Spirit— as did H Vanderwest' and party from Clearfield Mr and Mrs Clyde Mann of Wayne Baker and friends all rainwith out limited also Ogden at present boys Only trouble with the Spirit Lake country is 6:15 i j i d " i F-- : pm 10 — Bountiful at Sunset 8:15 pm : July 12 — Sunset" at West Point 2:30 pm July 12 — Hill Gardens at Kaysville 2:30 pm July 12 — Clearfield at Boun tiful 2:30 pm July 12 — Syracuse at Layton 2:30 pm July 12 — Comets at Clinton 2:30 pm J SPEAKING OF WHOPPERS— Robert Sherwood 8:15 16 — Kaysville cuse 6:15 pm at Wisdom To Know The Difference Syra- - "I just decided that-go- lf was not worth breaking a blood vessel over" he says "So 1 relaxed and F m a different man" Bolt carries a card in his pocket which he frequently hauls out and reads between shots The card reads: "God grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change the courage to change the things I can and the wisdom to to know the NEW YORK (KEA) — Thomas Henry Bolt winner of this year's United Statps Orson crnf Iim pionship says he got a new peace field 8:15 cm July 22 — Layton at West oi mind earlier this year 6:15 pm Point Tommy Bolt used to wrap clubs July 22 — Clearfield at Comets around the nearest tree after a bad shot often walked off a pm — 23 Hill course in a huff at Sun Gardens July ence" set 6:15 pm July 23 — Kaysville at Clinton — Bountiful at Layton July 8:15 pm July 18 — West Point at Clear17 j - ' 8:15 e-- n Idaho-Wyomin- Fork this year The fish a nice brown was caught from beneath the bridge south of Huntsville J- pm July We- ber County Angler netted one of the largest troutyouthful taken from South Puly 15 -- Clinton at HillGar- dens 6:15 pm July 15 — Sunset at Comets G 1 pm 'July SUNDAY MORNING -- i ' 4- g Play Ball At Dawn In East 6 PHOENIX Ariz (NEATTtt am in This river can be reached from Ogden Canyon or by way of Hyrum Utah a Tokyo city park The sun is barely up and you can't mile 20 other games are getting it anyway because its pour- - under way rain or shine ee rain ing "Dawn is the hour for school Flay Pali! shouts an umpire baseball and softball games in and two neatly uniformed public Japan" says Phoenix's Ford school teams start their league Hoftaian president of the world-- ! game Within a radius of half a wide Amateur Softball Assn i j j I back from a month of supervis ing softball instruction in Hawaii and Nippon "Every kid in Japan has to work after school until well past dark in the family business or a factory of some kind" pm 2:30 pm July 26 — West Point at Boun- tiful 2:30 pm July 26 — Sunset at Kaysville 2:30 pjn26 pm July 2:30 — Comets at Layton v::':::?-v--- 5 t - ' ' v I July 26 — Clearfield at Hill Gardens 2: 30 pm July 29 — Bountiful at Comets 6:15 pm July 29 — Syracuse at W e 1 1 Point 8:15 pm July 30 — Kaysville at Clearfield 6:15 pm July 30 — Clinton at Sunset - 4 : i i f pm i 31 — Layton at Hill Gardens 8:15 pm July Aug 6:15 5 pm — Sunset at Syracuse Aug 5 — Clearfield at Clinton fil Si" 815 pm Aug 6 — Hill Gardens at Bountiful 6:15 pm Aug 6 — Layton at Kaysville 8:15 v - C - 4 - Two' Enjoy Blacksmith Fork Trip Scenic Sights Great Anyway 1325 Cross proves that Blacksmith Fork one of the most heavily fished streams in Utah still produces good catches of brown trout i i FORK TROUT — Bob Burnham BLACKSMITH Julv 24 — Svracus at Bounti- ful 8:15 pm July 26 — Clinton at Syracuse 8:15 fr JUNE 29 1953 Wyo' -- July 9 — Kaysvillt at Comets o:iD pm n ' 5 -- uvt-muuvi- July 8 — Hill Gardens at Syra- cuse 8:15 pm Jnlv 9 — Lavton at ClearfiMd 7-i- : 9 mm m 6:15 - - The complete second half scfteauie follows: July 8 — Clinton at West Point j UTAH R - (AP) — Wyoming Game and Fish Department i report that fishing conditions are excellent in the Jackson and Pinedale areas of Western Wyoming Runoff for all streams is earlvj this Tha — var -j i rionjrtmont oaiu r(n-tdilia OLi nave cleared and receded to a point where top notch angling can be — expected Good catches of mackinaw and rainbow trout have been reported in the larger lakes of the Pinedale area Fishing is reported excellent in Jackson Jenny and Leigh Lakes at the foot of the Teton mountains Green River and the North Fork in the Pinedale area also are reporting good fishing Good catches of rainbow trout fiave been landed from the Salt and Snake Rivers The department also said fishing was good in Palisades Reservoir along the border Secfond 'hl"playv iV'Dlvis Fishing is stiU good in Utah! Reports from Cache County recreation btsebil! league - Valley to anquitch indicates that anglers are catching wiu open July 8 Grant Cullimor — — trout in record numbers recreation director announce wno near men- are Daa tnat mosquitoes hui lets these black and grey devils bother him when fish are biting? WITH THE FISH GAME DEPT Five access roads and parking areas have been purchased on the locations shores of Utah Lake Will be now being graded for posted showing public use A public meeting is scheduled uy ine ruaiu ui oig uaine tun- tro1 for 8 P m- Jul? the Ogden Utah over and Light Auditorium to gather information on rnge conditions and big game in setting fall hunts Sportsmen plan to at- tend 11 s sometimes quite dangerous to fish! Three South Dakota men were arrested by a warden last week on the public beach at Lake Cochrane for throwing bottles at fishermen Litterbugging is likewise dan- gerous when objects are strewn ouu nie aiong mgnwdjb Council that estimates Safety between 750 and 1000 Americans are killed each year and approxi-i- s mately 100000 injured when cars strike or swerve to avoid hitting objects thrown on the highways Litter-causefires also resulted in about a 70 million dollar loss last year Chet Wayment past president or me vveoer vvuuiue reueuuuu nhones that a survey of Little Mountain with Cliff Greenhalgh in charge of upland birds for the Utah Department shows that mis district is guou naunai im cnuxar parinuges anu will be planted Mr Wayment also reports that pheasants are damaging sugar beets in the West Warren area "The hatch has been good this spring there will be plenty of birds We should have an excel-an- d 'lent hunt this fall" Did you know that the pigmy Sylvilagus idahoensis rabbit which lives in southern Idaho and a small portion of northern Utah weighs less than a pound? This bunny varies in length from 8 to 11 inches and its ears are only a little over two" inches long OGDEN STANDARD-EXAMINE- The- - ri&n Laxe locaiea field UUh has been extra good thii year S D Anderson reports' from the Fish Lake resort that rainbows are biting "like mad" Angling for the big Macks is still a little slow Largest trout caught this season at Fish Lake is an mackinaw Mr Anderson also has THE OGDEN: - pm Aug 7 — Comets at West Point 8:15 pm Aug 9 — Syracuse at Comets 2:30 pm 1 r Aug 9 — Sunset at Clearfield 2:30 pm Aug 9 — West Point ' at' Hill above the Anderson Ranch And Gardens 2:30 pm near the Hardware there are Aug 9 — Clinton at Layton ' 2:30 pm — other branches Rock and Curtis Bountiful at KaysAug 9 creeks Still further down the ville 2:30 pm fork enters canyon the Aug 12 — Clearfield at Syra"We've been coming to Black- cuse 6:15 pm Aug 12 — Layton at Sunset smith for years In sipte of the 8:15 pm fact that this water is heavily 13 — Kaysville at West Aug fished there are plenty of trout 6:15 pm to be caught —year after year Point ' Aug 13 — Comets at Hill GarSome of them are lunkers too — pm like the fellow beneath the snags dens 8:15 Aug 14 — Bountiful at Clinback downstream" We had had a good day at ton 8:15 pm Blacksmith Fork — nearly filling our ' creels with firm delicious 4 : By ROLLO ROBINSON The big brown trout lay hid-- 1 den beneath a beautiful stretch of water Blacksmith Fork water broke around & willow bend slid ever two large boulders and swirled into a mass of fingered snags Bob Burnham had found the - ago when he dropped a tiny Grey Hackle fly through an opening in these trout a week tangled roots The brown eased out of his lair and slashed at the fly But he missed All that remained for Bob was an empty hook and a thrilling slurping sound made by a powerful rolling trout Now we were back again —to try cnce more for the large fish "The water under those snags" Bob said "must be five or six feet deep Even if he bites it's doubtful that we could land him But we'll tryX Bob cautiously crept toward the hole shortened his line to about four feet and dabbed the grey hackle on the dark water Nothing happened "I know he's there" Bob whispered "Old brown trout love holes like this" Once more Bob skipped the dancing fly across the water No luck It may have been that the fish had felt vibrations as we approached the stream Perhaps the shadow of a1 passing bird had he'd frightened him or maybeinsects of fill his eaten already and small fish FLY DISAPPEARED Then it happened The fly dis appeared and Bob raised the tip of liis rod A trout wii on! But- then was no smile on Bob'i face "Should be a nice trout" he said "But it's not the lunker that gave me fits last week!" - left-han- d - ture There would be another try of course for the large trout whose home lay beneath the tangled snags In all likelihood the rascal couldn't be caught But you might hold 'him for a few seconds sensing his anger through the trembling line and leader until he broke loose and sank to sulk in his dark lair biting and chew ing on the tiny hook lodged in his cavernous mouth Rugged Waves - it wasn't a trout that No josfpone 1st would Bob-tosse- 17-ho- " e I-- ' t Icy i- - v v NEW YORK (NEA) — A publicity woman named Julia Small- wood was appalled by the idea "Mrs his Beatrice Strom mother will not even allow the boy to have his picture taken in public places" Miss Smallwood said I am certain she will have none of this" All that had been done was issuing an invitation to Robert Strom 12 to spend a day at Belmont Park Slide rule scratch sheet and certainly candy bars were to be supplied The invitation was stormily turned down Strom is the youngster from New York's Bronx who took the "$64000 Question" show 'apart for $192000 and then went on to pick up $32000 on the "$64000 Challenge" After careful consideration he seemed to be the best bet to make a name for himself under New York racing's new' vogue of allowing children into the tracks Second choice was Fred Safier i s x t - "' ' ' r " y s - t ' f j r - ' t " who is 15 now but is entering his senior year it Harvard Safier rip screaming line from your COEUR D'ALENE Idaho (AP) reel or break a rod tip but when winds whipped up waves Strong onto trout the flipping on Lake Coeur d'Alene yesterday the bank it measured exactly a and forced postpone14 inches in ment preliminary events of There was no need to try again annual Diamond Cup for the large brown so we the first races boat power worked our way upstream tak three-milcourse was The ing an occasional trout here and raked to 25 miles winds up by there from the clear water until an hour but the Weather Bureau limour creels were heavy with said should diminsh by tothey 10 fish its of 12 when the big unlimited Then we sat on the grassy day to go are scheduled hydroplanes two or bank to clean the last in main event the we had and three trout caught The white caps on the lake to eat lunch were too much for the smaller BEAUTIFUL STREAM limiteds yesterday but two of "Blacksmith Fork" Bob said the powerful unlimiteds the Miss "ii a beautiful stream Water is Thriftway and Thriftway Too of generally" clear and volume near- Seattle were cleared for test runs ly constant all year— a good wet late in the afternoon 'or dry fly stream We — my wife The Thriftways rated among the fish and the main top favorites for the handusually stream But there are tributaries some Diamond Cup and the 51000 first prize arrived here that sre good fishing too v "The main stream heads in the Thursday and haven't been able cliffs beneath Monte Cristo Then to get into the lake because of Jbf Shtsp Creek Just the winds it -- x V Fhey Won't Let Me Out To trout But there were other things to enjoy too The day- started with the Sunrise across lower Cache Valley and the three buck deer grazing beside the road near Dry Lake weasel Even the little-eye- d that was searching the rocks near the riffle where you were fishing and the muskrat that swam quietly through the hole where you were hopeful of taking a trout were part of the day's adven- It doesn't have the money-makinbackground of Strom but performance charts show he's plenty ' ' smart enough The leading handicapper at Belmont since the children's rule n was inaugurated is Stanley 5 of Brooklyn who came up with a daily double- and bet same through his favorite g - Ull-ma- - "beard" his father Appearance of juvenile handi-cappe- rs at Belmont- has brought one major economic problem up - They must be accompanied by parent and as' one mother noted "The programs cost-amuch as a of milk Near the tnd of the quart week a person might be forced to make a choice" a s Lomond SaDRIVING RANGI eriN MitT Hirt v t la Your Mobiiman really cares? for your caY 'anecKSiv our py-batterygaS'andtir- esr topi |