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SOUTH IDAHO PRESS BurUy, Waho, Thundoy, July 1 3, 1 972 fog 9 BuHley oilers Alh)eisl Oh those sports interviews. Bah! Sergene Sorenson and Barbara Chandler of Burley both made strong showings in the Idaho Women's Amateur Golf Tournament being played at the Idaho Falls Country Club and both are in the running for the title. Pretourney favorite Vickie Malle of Nampa and Boise's Kali Voice shared the first round lead with I an 84, but Sergene Sorenson finished just one stroke behind with a solid 85. Belva Wildman of Boise was holding fourth place with an 86. Scores were much above what had been expected by "What was your biggest thrill in television?" The day in 1946 I joined the St, Louis Cardinals, a reporter asked me, "What was your greatest thrill in baseball?" So don't get the idea the sports guys have the cliche market cornered.

tournament officials as golfers complained of difficulty reading the undulating greens on the 6,018 yard par 38-37-75 Idaho Falls course. Burley's Barbara Chandler was also in the thick of the title fight when she finished the first round in a three-way tie for fourth with an 87. Also tied for fourth were Shawna en son of Twin Falls and Polly Collins of Boise. The other seven flights in the tournament were dominated by Idaho Falls golfers. Caldwell's Vivian Parker, the second flight leader, was the only other out-of-town front runner.

Leaders of the other flights were as follows: First 86 -Earlene Davis, Idaho Falls; Second 89 Vivian Parker, Caldwell; Third 95 Carol Wilson, Idaho Falls; Fourth -103 Zibby Leeper, Idaho Falls; Fifth -104 Fontella Cook, Idaho Falls; Sixth 110 Mary Ann Orchard, Idaho Falls; Seventh -115 Pat Stone, Idaho Falls. MUIRFIELD, ScoUand (AP) Jack Nicklaus went into today's second round of the British Open Golf Championship in an unusual spot. He wasn't leading. "But I'm happy," said the 32-year-old American star who needs the British title for the third leg of an unprecedented professional golf Grand Slam. Nicklaus shot a one-under-'par 70 in Wednesday's first round over the Murifield course.

He was two strokes behind the leader, little-known British pro Peter Tupling, and one behind Britain's Tony Jacklin. Nicklaus, overwhelming favorite to win his third British crown, shared third place with two other American players, Frank Beard and Dave Marr, and two Britons, Peter Towns- end and Craig DeFoy. "My mood and attitude are fine after that first round where I didn't play too well but still managed a fair score," Nicklaus said. "I'm relaxed." In all major tournaments over recent months Nicklaus either has led or shared first place from the start. These included the Masters and U.S.

Open, the first two titles he already has won on the road to the Grand Slam. The British Open and the American PGA next month would complete his greatest ambition. "I know I can play better than I did in the opening round here," Jack said. "My swing isn't far off what it should be. It's a matter of timing.

Maybe I'll do a little more practice." Defending champion Lee Tre-vino was one stroke behind Nicklaus with a par 71, along with South Africa Gary Player, bidding for his third British Open crown. Doug Sanders, runner-up to Nicklaus in the champinship at Muirfield, in 1966 and St. Andrews in 1970, also fashioned a 71. "My chances are pretty cot-' ton pickin' good," said Sanders. "I Always enjoy coming to Scotland because I can relax here, slow, down the pace a bit.

"Back home, everyone seems to be rushing everywhere. If I could afford it I'd get out of this rat race." Nicklaus was among the late starters in the first round but he was scheduled for an early start today. Cameras May Cause End Of Chess Match By JOE GARAG10LA Q. The sports interview so often seems to consist of questions to which there can only be one blue-sky answer, and often not a very accurate one. Why does it have to be so inane and predictable? i A.

Sure, there are a lot of cliches. The interviewer and interviewee are often locked into cliche situations. Example: "Well, skipper, now that your team has lost 27 consecutive games, what do you intend to do?" What can the manager say? He'd like to say, "I've got a solution, but there is a law against manslaughter." Instead, he's going to give you a cliche answer. The interviewer can come up with some dandy questions. Right after Don Larsen pitched his perfect game in the 1956 World Series, a reporter asked, "Don, is that the best game you ever pitched?" John Brodie, star San Francisco quarterback, was once asked why he, a high-priced star, held the ball for place-kickers.

He answered, "Otherwise it will fall down." Roger Craig, a former Dodgers pitcher, was asked if he threw a spitball and replied, "Not in Arizona; it dries up halfway to home plate." But you don't often get answers like those. Actually, questions don't change much. Just the other day, a reporter asked me, Big on agriculture ESiDn)bA7 Troytf Us A mmm FOR U.S. SENATOR the match have been sold to an American promoter, and Fischer and Spassky are to get a share of the proceeds, estimated at a minimum of $27,500 each. "It's up to Lothar Schmid whether Bobby plays," one of Fischer's advisers said today.

Officials Clinic The first meeting for high school football officials will be held at Twin Falls High School on Wednesday evening July 19 at 7 p.m. The meeting will be held for registration, payment of fees and distribution of books. Anyone interested in certifying for fall officiating should attempt to attend this meeting. Other meetings and testing periods will be held later. A male deer rarely places his hind foot precistly in the print made by a forefoot.

The female deer always covers her prints exactly REYKJAVIK, Iceland (AP) Bobby Fischer today was reported threatening to break off his world championship chess match with Boris Spassky unless all movie cameras are removed from the playing hall. "It's quite serious. He may not play at all," said a member of Fischer's entourage who asked not to be identified. Fischer was scheduled td meet the world champion from the Soviet Union later today at 1 p.m. EDT for the second game of their 24-game match.

The American challenger lost the first game Wednesday night. Fischer staged a 30-minute walkout shortly, after the play began Wednesday, complaining that a movie camera 150 feet away was making him nervous. The camera was hardly visible in the dimness outside the lighted players' circle, and it could not be heard by Fischer, but aides said the knowledge of its presence unnerved him. Chief referee Lothar Schmid of West Germany, who makes the decisions on all contested points in connection with the match, told Fischer during his walkout there was nothing he could do about the camera. Film and television rights for back in November, 1947.

Lake Pend Oreille's famous Kamloops trout are actually a lake variety of rainbow, but for record purposes, they are usually tallied separately from common rainbows. The world record Kamloops at 37 pounds was caught from Pend Oreille Lake in 1947 by Wes Hamlet. Idaho's record ocean-going rainbow, the steelhead, was caught by Leonard Profitt from the North Fork of the Clearwater River in 1966. It weighed 29 pounds 8 ounces. Kainbow management calls for maintaining clean water and water temperatures in the mid- 708 or below.

Hatchery fish can be used to some extent for replacing natural reproduction in streams or rivers that have been degraded by such things as channelization or pollution, but this loss of habitat is still an overall loss to fishermen and greatly increases the expense of raising and providing these fish. Fingerling rainbows can be used to good advantage in stocking reservoirs or lakes that are without natural reproduction, and where other types of fish provide little competition for food. In reservoir and lake environmen-t, they grow rapidly to pan size. HAMILTON, Ont. (AP) -Defensive end Harry Gooden, a fifth-round choice of the San Diego Chargers in the National Football League draft who chose to sign with Hamilton Ti-ger-Cats, was released Tuesday night by the Canadian Football League club.

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Rainbows feed on a variety of plankton, fresh water shrimp, insects, snails, crustaceans, and other small fish depending on what the environment supplies. However, they prefer the margin areas on lakes and reservoirs and need a variety of holes and riffle areas in stream and river habitat for their life requirements. The rainbow is considered a top game fish, and fights well with its characteristic tendency to jump and dance on its tail. It is by these acrobatics that rainbows frequently throw the hook. The Idaho state record for a common rainbow is 19 pounds.

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The rainbow is native to Idaho waters and includes the steelhead, which is a rainbow that is hatched in Idaho streams goes downriver to the ocean and then returns to the place where it hatched to spawn. Rainbows may take the form of large, silvery fish such as those found in some reservoirs to small, dark and heavily spotted inhabitants of small streams. Its basic characteristic is the rainbow colored stripe down the side which gives this trout its name. Colors are more prominent during the spawning season, and at other times of the year, may be entirely missing. Rainbows are closely related to the native cutthroat in Idaho, and will freely interbreed with them.

For this reason, it is often difficult to tell if the fish is a hybrid because it may take on characteristics of both species. Rainbows actually will tolerate quite a range of temperature from 32 to over 80 degrees but they prefer temperatures around 70 degrees. The water must be relatively free of pollution and well supplied with oxygen. They will not spawn naturally unless they have some type of clean gravel supplied with water running and percolating through it. Because of it, many of our reservoirs must be regularly stocked with hatchery-reared trout to replace those taken by the angler.

The reproductive capacity of rainbows is not really high as fish go, since the one pound female will usually contain about 1,000 eggs. By comparison, the spawning carp may contain several million eggs. In heavily fished, readily-accessible waters of the state, the Idaho Fish and Game Department usually releases catchable size trout on a regular schedule throughout the summer months to make up for the fishing pressure. The hatchery fish are usually quite healthy and active, and will put up quite a fight on the end of the fisherman's line unless they have been in wild waters for awhile. They are real gluttons and are caught on the wide variety of lures and bait.

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