Tucson Daily Citizen from Tucson, Arizona • Page 28

A A A PAGE 28. TUCSON DAILY CITIZEN FRIDAY EVENING, JULY 27, 1962 Intends Owner Gene "Autry believes the answer is yes, on both counts. Artistically, the Angels this season have achieved success of preposterous proportions. While the other three rew major league teams have stayed right on schedule in their flight toward oblivion, the Angels have spent nearly $25 RELIVERS A NEW '62 LARK with APPROVED CREDIT ED COMITZ STUDEBAKER 950 N. Stone Avenue MA 3-9455 Last of a Four-Part Series By CHARLES MAHER LOS ANGELES (AP) Two questions are asked persistently about the Los Angeles Angels: 1.

Can they hang on much longer in the first division? 2. Can they hang on much longer in Los Angeles? SPECIAL 4 FT. TALL OLEANDERS IN BLOOM Gal. Cans Darling's Nursery 722 N. Stone MA 4-7262 DODGE COME OUT OUR WAY AND TRADE YOUR WAY! HIGHEST TRADES LOWEST Profit Margins have made BILL BRECK Largest Volume Dodge Dealer in the Southwest! Bill Breck 3020 AT East COUNTRY DODGE Speedway CLUB I To Keep Angels In Los Angeles the entire season in the York), well over 100,000 team, a team with a lot of than we expected, we're first a the Angels ranked fourth even more than they did all last big names.

And they were year or two ahead of where among the 10 division American place. season at Wrigley Field. the first ones here with we thought we'd be. League clubs in home atcouple of days in first "I think we've got a good The major league baseball. "I think this at- tendance -and they, were chance to stay right up Dodgers were aver- year our only about 40,000 behind there," Autry said.

aging 32,154 per date; the They've had time to build tendance will go maybe Minnesota, which led with haven't seen any team, out- Angels 15,483. up big advance ticket sales. 000,000 or 1,200,000. I think 752,182 in 46 dates. side the Yankees, that's But, said Autry, it's hard- They've just had a hell of that's doing pretty good.

In "In a few years," Autry playing any better than we ly fair to compare the an advantage. fact, it's a lot better than said, "there will be 13 or Angels with the Dodgers. "We started two years the attendance of a lot of 14 million people within a From "the standpoint of "In the first place," he ago with no team at all. teams that have been in short radius of Los Anpublic appeal, however, the said, "the Dodgers came But right now, because business a long time." geles. We'd be crazy to Angels so far have been no here with an established we've been playing better After last week's games, move out." TEE -AP Wirephoto EVEN ANGELS HAVE PROBLEMS Only 4,000 fans are sitting in on this recent baseball can succeed against the more firmly entrenched and game between the Los Angeles Senators in the Chavez Ravine.

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"Attendanco-wise, we're going better all the time. And we've got a radio and TV contract that runs right around a million dollars a year. We couldn't get that in any of those smaller cities. "We've also got a threeyear contract with the Dodgers to rent their stadium and we've got an 1 option to stay four more years." The Angels scored a notable beat during their last series with the Yankees by drawing a crowd of 53,591 -the largest ever to see a game at 1 the new stadium in Chavez Ravine. But the Dodgers, over the season, have been outdrawing their young rivals better than 2- to-1.

In 43 home dates this season, the Dodgers have drawn 1,382,631 fans and probably will break the National League attendance record of they set in 1960 at the Coliseum. The Angels, after 46 home dates, had drawn 712,213 (including 283,701 in six games with New EL CAMPO BATTERIES DUNLOP A DUNLOP Terry Cloth Seat Covers As Low As Fully Guaranteed INNERTUBES $579 6 most liable, 12 cars. volt Extra sizes Rugged, strength to Re- fit ONLY $195, All Only $799 Volt for cold weather start. Passenger Exch. Ing.

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artificial lures. Angels and Washington better drawing stadium in Los Angeles' owner Gene is whether the Angels 1,000,000 and Dodgers of the National League. CoAutry says the Angels will draw between 1,200,000 fans this year. PARTNERSHIP PAIRINGS Following are pairings for this weekend's Tucson Partnership Golf tournament. Note; Sunday's tee off times will be the same on opposite tees.

Key: RMC-Randolph Men's Club; OVCC-Oro Valley Country Club; TCCTucson Country Club; ERCC El Rio Country Club; HEAT -Hughes Employes; EGC-Encanto Golf Club; PCC-Phoenix Country Club; CCC-Century Country Club; SAGC-Spanish American Golf Club; D-M-Davis Monthan. FIRST THE Mark Watson RMC, Tom Kahn RMC: Robert Wildman RMC, John Whittie RMC. 8:08 Mat Gunby RMC, ED Kochler RMC; Gil Wright RM4C, John Bording RMC. 8:16 Robert Ford RMC. Ted Emory RMC: Bob Evanik RMC, D.

K. Benway RMC. 8:24 E. H. Hiltenbrant, Hughes, R.

N. Engalls, Hughes; Glenn RMC, Roger Lundoren RMC. 8:32 Del Foley RMC, Dick Dehesse OVCC, Hal Hacker RMC. Harry Smith RMC. 8:40 Frank Strehle RMC.

Jim Sage RMC: Harry Daughtrey OVCC, Ed Taytor ovcc. 8:48 Charles Begley, Al Begley RMC: John Stufflebean OVCC. Claude Shields 8:56 John Hansen OVCC. Charles Giltner OVCC: Orrin Smith Dale Elkins D-M. 9:04 Tom Clark TCC.

Albert Touche TCC: Furn Duncan, Paul Miles. 9:12 Steve Merritt ERCC, Ed Morris ERCC; Dr. George Shelter TCC, Andy Shetter TCC. 9:20 Jack Taylor RMC: Jack Cralg, Hughes: Bill Ealy RMC, Joc Gardner RAC. 9:23 Gene Price RMC, Art Ezell RMC: Zigy Kledrowski RMC, Bob Cowden RMC.

9:36 Mory Brawnstein OVCC, Bob Onorato OVCC; Bill Jump RMC, Joe Caid RMC. 9:44 GIF Ford RMC. John McCrary RMC: Kile Jarvis RMC, Bob Lancing RMC. 9:52 Bryan Beaver RMC, Joe Ruelas RMC: Bob Nelson RMC, John Flanagan RMC. 10TH TEE Hyman HEAT, Charles Sanders HEAT; Lee Thomson RMC, Dick Brickell RMC.

C. Kile, Hughes, Henry Dirtabian, Hughes; Bob Kabisch RMC, Carrick Masterson RMC. 6:16 Robert Tessier HEAT, Charles Prater HEAT; Wait Willis RMC, Les Liel R.MC. Skoug, Maurice Dorsett; Jim Oppenhelmer RMC, Glenn Hicks RMC. Sarrels RMC, Mike Lacagnina RMC; Lon Hood RMC, Boy RMC.

A. Gruber RMC, J. R. Frazer RMC: Dick Mellinger HEAT, Charles Splferl HEAT. Straw RMC, Marty Kurtzhales RMC; John Puscas HEAT, Victor Skubick HEAT.

Fernandez HEAT, Malcolm MacKay RMC; Leo Olson RMC, Walt Wood RMC. Elkins, Bill Elkins; Paul Beaupre R.MC. Art Wilkins RMC. Bragg RMC, Pat O'Donoque RMC; Bob Logan, Ned Mackey. 9:20 Don McAlpine RMC, Fred Bart.

leit RMC: Steve Pokuba RMC, Steve Motera RMC. Thompson Scores For Alouettes MONTREAL (AP) With a pair of rookies leading the way, the Montreal Alouettes crushed the Grey Cup Champion Winnipeg Blue Bombers 53-0 yesterday in a Canadian Football League exhibition. Halfback Bobby Thompson of Arizona carried 13 times for 64 yards and scored one touchdown. EVERYBODY'S GOING MIDWAY LUMBER AND ORACLE ROAD LUMBER 517? Chin, The word is getting around. For Fair Value in Building Materials, try these TWO LOCATIONS MIDWAY ORACLE ROAD LUMBER AND LUMBER 4155 SPEEDWAY 3860 N.

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Shettleroe, Cyril Shettleroe; Jack Holverson RMC, Jerry Leatherwood RMC. Mendez, Arnie Mendez; Ronald Mitchell, Larry Brown. FIRST TEE Wilson RMC, Robert Bride well; Jim Gafke EGC, Wayne Ackman EGC. Jordan Sr. Jerry Tolle RMC: Raul Mendoza, Hayden, Curt Mecom, Hayden.

12:46 -John Riggle EGC, Fred Buck EGC; Henry Medina RMC. Lou Warner RMC. 12:54 -Jerry Hubbard ERCC, Alex Hubbard RMC: Payne Palmer PHX, Tim Flood PMX. Gaona SAGC; Ray Ramos SAGC; Roger Garrelt, Bob Dicus. Smith EGC, Harold Raphael EGC; BIll Gahlberg, Tubac, Fred Boice, Tubac.

Grimble TCC, Harry Talmadge Jr. TCC; Paul Van we Wagner 49'ers. Knox Corbett 49'ers. 1:26 Bucky Maud CGC, Ed Nymeyer, Globe: Bob Jefferson RMC, George Courtis RMC. Taylor EGC, Bob Shephard EGC: Tom Finke TCC, John Crable TCC.

Ed Updegral! TCC, BIll Peyton TCC; Scott Fry EGC, John Burges EGC. Bell TCC, Richard Bilby TCC: William Paul PCC, Rudolph Mariscal CCC. Jordan Jr. RMC, Chuck Marino RMC; Carl Pickett R.MC, Don Markle RMC. 10TH TEE Lindblorn RMC, Tom Duddleston; Wally Sherman OVCC, Hector Manciet RMC.

-Glenn McClure Bob Kicklund RMC; Russ Peterson RMC, James Morris RMC. Yslas, Hayden, Frank Perez, Hayden: Jerry Lee, Benson, George Atkins, Benson. Craig, Hayden, Tom Hall, Hayden; Jim Blackmore RMC, Dr. Don Lewls RMC. Goodman ERCC, John Russell, ERCC; Tom McGovern RMC, Stu McLendon Storch TCC, Ed Miller RMC: Rudy Larona, Hayden, Louis Mendoza.

Hayden. Mindel, Ken Engle; Bernie Zibberman, Pete Marentette. Tatum RMC, Emile Kientz RMC: Tom O'Sullivan ERCC. Bob witmer ERCC. Cobble TCC, Robert Bohn PCC: Merle Murphy RMC, Woody sen RMC.

Ward OVCC, Jack Donley RMC: Jack Wilson RMC. Dean ERCC. Gain ERCC, Lefty Quiroz RMC: Jim Warren TCC, Bill Belton TCC. J. Freeman RMC, Wayne White; Joe Dyrek RMC, BIll Williams RMC.

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The only Arizona public water limited to flies only is Canyon Creek, and that starts Sept. 15, actually. There are three bodies of water which the Arizona Game and Fish Commission has may be fished only with artificial lures (including flies, but not necessarily flies alone). These are: A mile stretch of Oak Creek from the Manzanita camp ground to the Sensenad picnic ground; a mile-plus segment of the Little Colorado River from the Greer Highway to the confluence of the river's east and west forks, and (third), Frye Mesa reservoir, which is Safford's public water supply and understandably is not a good place for dabbling cheese, dough and the like. Canyon Creek was put on a flies-only basis starting Sept.

15 by the commission at its recent meeting because, quite plainly, the only way the commission could get the ow Ranch, which owns the land along both sides of the creek, to allow public access to limit fishing to flies. LYMAN LAKE, 6,000 feet high near St. Johns and Springerville, is a state park now, is rated at 1,500 acres surface capacity. But it'll be a little while before that stage is reached. I'm pretty sure, although it has been filling very fast the past few months.

The lake has been zoned for power-boating, waterskiing, sailboating, swimming, skindiving and, of course, fishing. It will be open to motorboats, which is a rare facility in the White Mountains. The lake is reachable over U.S. Route 666 from St. Johns or Springerville.

An improved, temporary Apache County road is being used to take visitors from 666 to the lake, but a new park access road will be completed by November. There's a boat ramp in the making--but it won't be surfaced until next year, although it has been graded (330 feet long, 30 feet wide). Trailer and tent camper sites have been set aside, water is nearby, there's a comfort station; boat dock (boats soon to be available for rent) and a concession on food and beverages is about to be provided on a lease from the State Parks Board. Fishing now is so-so, although 100,000 fingerling trout were put in after Lyman was renovated to kill off rough fish. The expectation is for good fishing by November.

That means maybe after cold weather brings snow and makes reaching it chancy, but there is always next year, and there usually is good hunting in Lyman's vicinity to combine with a little cold-weather angling. Lyman Park will be open yeararound. A SERIES of fairly mild winters have left Alaskan game ranges well supplied with almost all species of big game, according to that state's Game Division headquarters. The Alaskans are seeking heavier hunting pressure to reduce herds to range capacities. Dail are in great abundance in the Brooks and Alaska Mountains, and to a lesser extent in the Wrangell and Chugach ranges.

Mountain goats are in substantial numbers in Southeastern and SouthCentral Alaska. Moose are abundant over their normal range, caribou are accessible by ground travel centrally and by air in the Arctic region. Elk are plentiful on Kodiak, Afognak and Raspberry Islands, big brown bears plentiful on Kodiak, the Alaska Peninsula and in Southeastern Alaska. There are plenty of grizzlies well-scattered out, and blackies are common. Polar bears will be plentiful the Arctic regions.

And here's the topper (and a good point for you guys who are always yowling we're slaughtering off the deer-herd by limited doe-hunting): Deer are so abundant that the southeastern section of Alaska, there will be a four-month, four-deer, either-sex season. I know guys in this state who will have apoplexy at just the thought of such a deer season anywhere. Maybe a little of that might go a long way, come to think of it. LATEST WORD from the Ft. Apache Indian Reservation is on wholesale rainbow trout plants there.

Main streams involved are the North Fork of White River, Big Diamond Creek, Little Diamond Creek, Paradise Creek, Gooseberry Tank, Blue Lake, Little Bog Creek Tank and the East Fork of White River. Little Bog Creek Tank led, getting 3,000 7-inch rainbows, but substantial numbers of 8-inchers were put into the North and East Forks of White River and Big Diamond. BRAKES RELINED FORD PLYM CHEV MOST OTHERS 1487 LABOR BONDED LININGS ALL 4 WHILE SOLID WRITTEN 30000 MILE GUARANTEE FORD HEAVY DUTY LIFETIME GUARANTEE PLYM CHEV 95 PRECISION MUFFLERS INSTALLED FREE WHEEL MOST CARS MONROE Absorbers UNCONDITIONAL INSTALLED SAM GRIN MON THRU SAT. OPEN FREE YOU ALL OIL COMPANY OTHER CREDIT CARDS ACCEPTED TUCSONS LARGEST WESTERN 5829 E. SPEEDWAY AX8 3381.