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Tip for Anglers: White Bass Are on Move in "Detroit River 4 SECTION DETROIT FREE PRESS Sunday, June 13, 19 i Run Nears Season Peak i Problem Williams Gives Hurlers Big Major League Batting Averages AMERICAN LEAGUE (Including day came of Thursday) Trolling Best in Sugar Isle Channel BY JACK VAN COEVERLNG All Beauties and They're Good Eating, Too They Can't Hit AB Northev.StL flatten. Brk Hlackwcil.Cin Lowrey.t hi Holme. Bitst Musial. tL I jtna.StL Hn, I'hila. Iiirwy.t I'i Wektlake.l'itt New YotIc Cleveland DKTROir White bass, the least known RBI 223 229 1K9 212 1B 157 2H 140 431 49 399 4 8 4Hrt 429 37 384 lrt 3tV 8 380 2 "9 234 SOrt 233 170 172 217 Boston 1.VI9 14 IO 1H04 1608 1454 1571 1 556 1138 LIB Aolihurn.

I'hila St. Louis Uaohinaton Philadelphia Chieaco of Michigan's sport fishes, are on the move. Silvers are most common now in the Detroit 340 13 150 Pet. .278 .27 7 272 .24 4 .24 4 .237 Pet. .987 .982 .98 .977 .977 .975 .97 4 FIELDING Silence Ted He Leads AL Hitters in All Departments NEW YORK (U.R) Methods A River, from the river mouth to Philadelphia Cleveland DP 4 9 42 4rt BO 47 the Grosse He toll bridge.

Sugar 12tM 11 13 1278 1230 1192 Wahin(oa (Mioline.I'ltt Blatnik. I'hila Oordiin.N Salkeld.Boot Jef feoal.t hi SlaiiKhtcr.StL 1 urillo.Krk Corhltt.t in Kdwards.Hrk l.ltwhiler.Cia Pafko.t hi llnnn 24 29 37 42 41 48 Boston Island channel offers the most 499 fi29 571 479 499 BIS BIS New York productive trolling grounds. 83 49 S3 1134 1 254 1 1 15 St. DETROIT rhiearn have been uncovered to check rag 53 BATTING I.NUM 1HLAI ing fires, runaway horses and reckless motorists but all hope of RBI II II Art Pet. White bass are Michigan's only members of the Serrandae family of fishes, most of which are tropi 2 W.Kennedr.CleT 3 ever halting terrific Ted Williams 14 rt5 Tlpton.tiev 28 William.

Boat IK cal. The striped bass, which is a lev .55 favorite along the Atlantic coast, Boudreaii.CleT 154 of the Boston Red Sox was being quickly abandoned. The lanky Boston outfielder, sporting a nifty .387 batting mark, relative. is a close 17 1 7 1 .412 IS 1 I II 5 79 II 30 II 132 2 4 BO 4 20 173 39 i5 12 39 ft 22 1 7 B5 9 SO I 8 It 4 BO 110 28 39 7 20 8I 31 H5 1 II -3 I 179 4:1 412 4 21 141 27 4 8 2 211 1:5 31 9 4irt 7 22 1 9 ,7 8 19 2 I 185 19 rtl 3 23 -t lf.5 31 fi! 35 13 1 27 4 2 2 15 1M 9 29 8 .3 1 8 10 27 4 22 I' 81 IO 20 2 II 111 22 4 1 8 28 15 28 47 2 15 105 15 32 II HO 1 4 33 Irt 190 40 57 8 29 i.h 7 29 3 18 1 Irt 28 4 1 4 13 12rt 19 37 2 2 1 119 2 1 3 5 19 138 31 411 25 131 II 38 lli lirt 28 4 8 3 1 177 21 Bl 8 32 195 31 Brt 1 Irt 171 21 49 4 21 199 27 57 5 15 37 4 1 15 37 133 8 38 1 19 1,2 23 4rt 7 31 .21 115 21 4 1 2 Irt 175 17 49 I 2 1 17 1 22 48 9 31 t'M I 18 2 50 I 173 31 48 1 35 135 2 1 3 7 3 2 1 I 139 23 38 3 2 1 .27 132 17 3rt 17 no 21 3 Ill I 8 I Ili.l 28 4 3 8 3 1 57 10 2 i HO 7 .11 IO .2.1 In 1(2 13 2 1 18 1 31 5 8 I 113 20 29 11 39 13 35 3 17 tii IO 2 1 1 IO .2.9 4I 7 IO 4 5 .2 3li 1 I 9 2 8 21 4 ti 2 PITCHING Franks.Phila MrBrfde.Wash. 57 Brown.

NY 150 Berardino.CleT 32 Ml I.LIN.Det 151 KELL.Det 110 Zarilla.StL 147 Rattn.Rost 39 WHITE BASS are essentially led the major leagues virtually every batting department counting day games played through Whitman. Brk Schef finr.t hi Rlanev.N Knliiniion.Brk Heath. Boot Thomson, NY MurtaiiKh.l'iti Marshall, Innis. I'hila Waitkus.Chl vrostek.t in Schens.l hi Kiner. Pitt Ward.

Brk Ruxsrll.Bost Kee.e.Brk Statlrup.CIn Siller. 1'liiltt tiller. 111 Saiier.Cin TorKeoii.Bosl I- lllott.Ko.t lake fish. They prefer deep water, rarely ascend smaller streams, and are found chiefly along the shores 12 Thursday. rt rrosettt.NY of the Great Lakes, except Lake 1 12 rt 1 7 1 1 A 3 1 A 7 11 3 1 1 ft 5 Superior.

Detroiters get their white bass fishing in the Detroit Kasehl.N llodcin.t hi KRS.Det Keller.NY DohHon.Bost MrUuinn.N Applinc.rhi IMIWliil' i' I TIUS BATTIXG percentage was eight points higher than that of Tommy Holmes, Boston Brave outfielder, who topped the National League with .379. He led 13 B7 8 20 B2 11 Bl 37 49 13 4 8 14 Brt 30 10 37 35 31 4 0 4 I 8 51 39 51 23 38 19 49 19 Bl 49 MchoUon.Chl I 25 45 177 11 4 32 119 113 I0O 1 If :t.t 20 177 128 it; 8 7t; 73 127 it Stank y.liot Lindell.M KcUner.CIrT KICTZ.Det Srlieib.l'hiia Dillinaer.Stl. in runs-batted-in witn 48, in runs JiH7 .371 .370 .351 .347 .314 .338 .333 .333 .333 .3:13 .320 .3 1 8 .3 irt .310 .3 1 3 .3 1 1 .3 1 0 .3 1 .308 .30 1 .393 .301 .299 .297 "92 .290 .288 .28 7 .287 .280 .280 .281 .28 I .281 .283 .283 .283 .2:9 .27 8 .273 .273 .271 .279 Tehhetts.Bmt River, where the run begins about May 20. The white bass run hits It height in mid-June and tapers off a month later, although there are white bass in the Detroit River all summer. Usually, white bass fishing Is best when the walleye run tapers off.

After July, when white bass fades, walleyes return. "jv -s II A tt.v A I Kfl. 1 V'fA 1 f( i hf A 1 if i II 'r fi-ix- i I i Tlilla Ml.SH.Sll. Drntr.ML Tii-ker. leT I.II'ON.Det Mie.NY Hrrinaiihkl.TI Walker.

Pitt Klusxewkkl.C Conwa v.N ilt-lr I'liila MMkl.ltOkt Cooper. t.alHn.t in li8 Johnson. NY 5 ItiMaaaio.NY 1 4 IO 1 1 4 4 17 170 Sturaeon.Bost rt 48 8 37 9 19 3 25 15 2 9 1 4 28 Irt 2l 10 19 37 28 12 15 38 8 7 8 3 17 9 47 18 Irt 30 20 7 18 32 9 13 IO I 4 33 11 3 3 13 4 17 7 21 1 3 1 I I 1 28 8 29 21 19 9 IO 3 7 8 23 fi 4 1 5 45 rt SO 23 5 32 13 18 1 2 7 21 7 IB 13 27 12 I 29 17 31 5 rt 31 I I SO 7 19 29 21 19 5 firt 2fi 1 I 20 11 9 25 II 3 4 12 27 3 31 29 18 12 rt 18 18 21 8 4 22 11 3 4 21 3 19 rt 4 Detroiters catch most of their scored, 45, and was tied for the lead in base hits with 65. Still pursuing Williams for junior circuit batting honors, however, was Manager-Shortstop Lou Boudreau of Cleveland, with a .870 mark. Following him were Bobby Brown of New York, Detroit's Pat Mul-lin, .338, and George Kelt, .336.

Stan Musial, of the St. Louis Cardinals, who led the National League in hitting last week, slipped to eecond spot with .376, three points below pacemaker Holmes. OUTFIELDER Wally Westlake of Pittsburgh was third with .355, I II 4 I.upien.t hi Vernon. Wash Platt.StL Berra.N lev lark. lev Valo.Phlla Rohinson.Cbl 181 167 12 49 11 155 i7 92 92 4rt 1M( 108 4 I Nee rev, Chi Mepheni.Ilost Mitchell.

Ict Niarho. Det 22 fAMPBi.l 59 152 15 184 Rookie Richie Ashburn of the LAKE. Del Manes.NY JMt.Phila llenrirh. Kozar.W ah f.ooriman.HoKt Wooten.W ash B2 48 3 14 48 4 1 19 2 20 13 53 30 12 rt 1 41 4 49 3 39 4 5 2l Irt 4: 4 1 40 23 BO 4 2 39 22 SO 7 32 13 3 11 7 Phillies fourth with .353 and Third Baseman Frank Justine of the Free Press Photos by Jack Vsn Coeverlnr 1 1 9 a rt 5 4 4 4 3 rt 3 1 and (right) W. II.

The Silver Bass run is at its peak now in the Detroit River and also in rivers and lakes on the western side of the state. The silvers in the pictures were taken by (left) 5 4 rt 3 3 5 5 41 4 1 5 3 3 3 3 3 4 4 4 5 5 1 3 3 3 (Two decision or more) ti II IIB Ml Wehmeler.CIn 9 42 15 12 Krirkson. I'hila 20 22 9 HetiHer. I'liila 13 38 8 7 Shnun.Boxt 9 11 5 4 Dohertiic.l hi 11 18 13 21 hesnc.Pitt 4 21 15 i 4a.cv.Hrk 19 3 II 3 Bre.liecn.SlL 8 42 IO 4 1 Pnat.NY II 45 3 1 19 hewell.PItt 7 40 II 18 Ritldle.Pitt 9 til 29 HiirtuiiK.N IO II 28 II 7 25 II II 111 19 37 17 5 llattcn.Brk 13 71 30 2l Jxm.cn. NY 12 CH 15 5 1 llcarn.Stl.

JO 37 Hi I I lllf k.i,n.Ml. 9 75 2 5 31 iOslermitellrr.ritt 28 12 15 Jones. NY 19 4 8 30 Snahn.Bnst i 22 3 Brazle.StL 10 40 12 17 Barrett. llot 9 37 IO It ltl ktonl. Bout IO 27 15 Irt Koklo.NY 8 4 3 13 17 Koe.Brk II Bl 13 2rt Hirlie.l'ltt II Bl 35 35 Pullet.

StL IO 419 22 Voisellr.llust 1 I Ii5 35 35 Saln.BiiKt 11 73 21 37 12 Brt 39 45 Branca. Brk 13 7 7 3 1 Simmon. I'liila 9 rtl 3 7 I oml.Hrdl.l'itt 13 31 12 7 llonnellv. I'liila 7 38 2 1 17 IHihi.l. I'hila 9 49 19 13 ilk.

St I. 1 20 II 29 Nuhem. I'hila 11 39 28 12 Kiiue.l'liiU 1 15 1 I I Bafrenhcer.t'ia II 35 11 15 lli.Kiie.Bot 12 21 rt I Borowv.4 lii II 17 23 9 liivlor.lirk 5 17 20 12 Leonard. I'hila II 71 19 31 Blackwell.Cin 8 42 28 37 Sehinlta.Chi 12 4.5 28 50 Stanley Pontius, 2345 Pearl, Detroit, Mahoy, of Pleasant Ridge. Pirates fifth with .346.

One of the batting departments which Williams did not lead was In home runs. Hank Sauer of Cincinnati was high man with 16, Ralph Kiner of .2. ,25 .2.4 2i3 ,22 ,21 i I .258 .2 Brt .255 .254 .253 .250 .250 .218 23H .224 .220 .119 l.lrt 118 171 7 Hi IrtB 88 177 89 195 lrt5 118 87 HO 28 129 B5 171 BO 4rt silver bass by trolling or chugging. Minnows and spinners are best; worms are seldom if ever used. Trollers use a lead-filled pipe sinker about a foot long which is attached to the end of the line.

Leaders are attached to the line above the sinker. SOME ANGLERS like to use chugging equipment with spreaders which permit the use of two minnows a couple of feet apart. When bass are schooling near the surface, as they often do, trolling with a chugging line produces good catches. A bait casting rod rigged with a light sinker and short leader makes a good outfit. Although not fighters like the black bass, white bass are gamey, especially when taken in water which permits the use of light tackle.

When they feed on the surface, the silvers may be taken on artificial flies. Rather large flies, nui four and six, are recommended, in rather bright patterns. A split shot is used to sink the fly a foot or two beneath the VICO.Det Stewart. Wash Doerr.Bost Early.Wah Slider. fliila lotv.

lev SWIFT. Oct Partee.StL F.dward.CJeT BFKRY.Det Ol TLAW MAYO.Det WAGNER.Det HoganWins Pittsburgh second with 15 and Ken Keltner of Cleveland third with 11. Williams and Musial each had 12 round-trip wallops. Lions Sign Illini Star PITCHING In runs batted in, Williams' Woods and Waters By Jack Van Coevering more) Open Title Fires Record 276 or (Two decmion II total of 48 was one better than that of Joe DiMaggio of the Yankees. In base-hits, Ashburn I I 111 III llll 4 10 1 1 14 9 7 8 8 Bingaman One of 5 to Accept Contracts Les Bingaman, a star tackle on and Musial each had 65 to tie Black.rier KliHnmn.4 ler WHITE.

Det Widmar.StL Raschi. NY Bearden.Cler Sea rlior'eh. Wash Eml.ree.N i t'olemn, I'hila Reynold. NY Fowler.Phila Williams. PITCHING HONORS were split the University of Illinois' Rose Bowl team two seasons has between Vic Raschi of the Yankees and Herman Wehmeier of Cincinnati.

Wehmeier topped the Na signed to play next fall with the Detroit Lions. 1 to Nip Demaret Continued from First Sport Page open; he tied once and lost the playoff for the masters title; he was captain of the Ryder Cup team; he has been golf's top money winner, the Vardon Trophy winner. For the others the 49th annual United States open comes up next year at Ardmore, Pa. 20 1 1 15 4 1 37 27 49 84 78 44 7 1 3 4 18 341 83 89 29 25 3 B7 78 80 73 B9 72 B5 I 33 Bl 2 Danger flags are flying again, Mr. Trout Fisherman! For more than a decade, you have believed that your right to fish for trout in Michigan's streams was nailed down good and solid by court decisions in the Pine River, Ne-Bo-Shone and Taggart cases.

But don't be too sure. Some nails may be getting rutsy. Some private owners don't believe the planks which support the public's right on trout streams are quite as stout as others think they are. BUG for BASS MORE FISH MORE FUN GENERAL MANAGER Bo Mc- 1 1 IO rt 12 12 8 rt 12 12 8 9 9 11 1 1 1 i 1 I 12 1 1 12 12 15 9 7 surface. WHEN SILVERS are on the feed, they may be taken in bright sunlight, bu.

often they can be caught only during the night, especially when the weather is warm. Millin announced the signing of Bingaman and four other players tional League with four triumphs and no defeats. Raschi's seven victories and one setback paced the American League. 5 Share Honors in Golf Stakes The quintet of Audrey Flood, reports reports More and more are Saturday. The others agreeing to terms Lemon.Clev Savaae.Phila Muncrief.CleT Ferrlss.Bost Dohsnn.llost Johnson.

Bost Potter.StL Seheib.Phila Maxterson.W nh Miir.liilili.n.I'hil KOI T. Det Wvnn.Wakh Feller.CleT Sanford.StL BrUMr. I'liila TBI 4 Ks.llet Bicun.St III Tt Kramer. Bost Drews. Paae.NY Mnuliler.Chl Kinder, Bost Ferrick.Wash Pearson.

hl coming in about "private signs, are: vie stovail. a noiciover cen- S4 3 9 4i 37 20 19 15 31 29 9 49 8 8 9 44 44 13 17 1 1 1 25 29 30 18 3rt 31 r.o 4ti 19 28 10 25 9 IO 15 1 I 23 12 21 2rt 5 13 18 17 23 20 2 4 14 8 17 23 14 7 no tresspass' placards, lencea f-WS9 ter from last season; Milt streams and "public keep out BR IO 18 13 10 23 30 Irt 15 33 33 1 28 12 13 23 25 29 1 8 27 38 441 25 33 37 2rt 3 4 25 2rt 10 28 23 12 14 7 15 21 17 37 7 9 18 40 20 35 25 23 13 1 4 2fi 13 23 18 7 rt IO 20 posters. Some of these are doubt Dick Clover, Ernie Edge, Bob Althouse and Ken Niswonger tied McClure, 205-pound center from Colgate; for top honors in the Ball Golf less legitimate and justiried, outers are borderline, and still others probably would not stand up for a minute if fishermen took the trouble to challenge them in court. I-70-7H-7H I7H 7 I -iH'i 7-7-7 73-70-71-7'i -iS 70- 7-i-7tt-72 287 73-71-75-67 287 73- 71-U-74 2K7 71- 73-71-73 288 71-70-71-77 289 74- 7 28 TJ-74-74-7 71-7-9-74 if I 74-73-71-72 20 71- 290 72- 71-76-71 20 Sweepstakes at Red Run Country Club Saturday. Each carded 81s.

Frank Tastuck, ft 215-pound cen Monday's Race Entries DETROIT V1RST Pors rUiminr fnovirr rlderx), -l-jear-dlds and up, maidens, 6 iirlonRs: Junir ll'! I.lrnt Pn 117 Air Victory 117 Heh-n lillr 11 Dohito IT! O. K. Buns 117 liMt VI HI SKHIMI Pnre $2,100. ciaiminf. yrar-ulilH and up.

furlnne: Ilaxh Cams 103 Happy Indian IIS Cork Body Biiks Level Fly Lines, low as 10-yard Coll Nylon Leader Boat LandiiiE Net. low as Gep Reentered Fly Rod Bristol Fly Rod South Bend Bamboo Fly Rod Artonlzed Gep Meel Bur Rod Bristol Hex Telescope Ashway Slip taut Reels Spinning Rods Pfleufer Supreme Keel Shakespeare Markoff Reel 1 1 1 4 2 3 1 1 1 Urn IIuksb Jimmy lrinarrt Jim Turn- Hoi. by lx-ke Ham Snritd Lrw Woraham flrrmau Karroo Toney Prima Johnny 4i. Bulla SmilfT Quirk Stewart Skin Alexander Charles W. Conation Harold MrSpaden ir t.hezzi Iceland Oihson (eorse Srhneiter Otto ireiner Herman Keiser Herschel Spears Ellsworth Vines Lloyd Mancrum t'ary Middleroff Alfred Smith Joe Kirk wood.

Jr. (rorte Fazio Pete Cooper Art Bell Jn Kirkwood. Jr. 98 3.50 20.25 20.OO 15.95 up 14.50 fi.25 22.BO 22.00 32.93 12.45 3.98 Tiger Averages DURING THE past month, 8 Michigan Fencers Eye U.S. Crowns Eight Michigan fencers, including four Olympic candidates, will leave for New York Sunday to compete in the National championship tournament Monday through Saturday.

Byron Krieger and Paula Sweeney, representing the Salle de Tuscan club, and Greg Flynn and George Wlodyga, from Grosse Pointe Sword club, are given the best chances of gaining Olympic team recognition in the individual trout fishermen have told or written me about the Sturgeon, the 8 18 8 rt IO 13 IO 1 1 IO 7 9 9 4 14 10 9 12 10 10 11 9 12 11 rt 12 8 A 12 12 ter from Cornell and Jack a highly touted fullback from Colorado. Bingaman is a 260 pounder, who has been tipped as a 39 31 13 21 29 78 B4 B8 49 irt 21 41 Brt 9 82 2 rtO 22 4 1 42 B4 41 rt2 18 22 2 78 Havnes.4 hi Zoldak.StL tiarver.Stli Shea. NY BENTON. Det Dietrlch.Phila Stephen. StL iKht.t hi lyOpat.N Hudson, ash Haefner.Waslt Fannin.

StL Harrist.Wah Oalehouse.Bost JudHon.f hi Parnell.Bost Harris, Bost Grove.Chl Pieretti.Chl Gilleonie.Chl "If- 1 1 1.1 1 IH 104 Slower KaT There tHidden Acs t'nion Tackle Box, 19" Waterproof Fishing Trousers Fishing; Jacket, lots of Bingaman (tood Ornu HO Bub'i Folly 10S Sun icil lis Western Front 111 J. Ilrimn entry. 2.19 Black, the Pigeon, and various tributaries to the Rifle. One angler complained of being denied the right to wade the Sturgeon River about three miles from Indian River, although he said the river was definitely navigable. Robert I.

Whitman, of Detroit, sure-fire professional star. M. (Chirk) tarpert iOO. maidens. 2-year- THIKD Piirnt Martr Fur sol nldx.

furlonrs Thermos Kit, 2 bottles, lunch ease, upper eover 12 TAEPKE FOR TACKLE 7.V72-B9-74 71- 72-71-74 2il 74-71-73-73 73-73-77- 2fl 72- 70-72-77 21 72-72-7-72 2i2 7-72-72-7J 202 72- 7.V71-74 22 73- 75-73-72 293 72-72-77-72 23 72- 74-73-74 2H3 73- 73-73-72 293 72- 74-75-73 24 73- 7.V74-71 2M 69-7-72-78 295 72- 73-73-78 2H 74- KH-76-77 29 75- 72-72-77 21 74- 74-7B-72 75- 71-7H-74 29B 73- 75-75-73 29? 72-69-78-79 298 71-72-79-76 298 1 0 Frank Moore fi 3 33 McMillin signed Tastuck on the basis of the Cornell star's play for him last December in the North-South post-season game at Montgomery. Ala. McMillin was Caldwell.Chl Zell Eaton Ralph Ouldahl Ken Roaers 113 118 11H 118 111 113 Lord Ariel Hull ln JOur Freedom fky Heel Utile And t'Xennengeeao Joy Rood IIS Mr. Hidilno 1IH Free Fliiht lit One Kin Arrested IIS Some Town 11M Jt Propelled Jark Harden events. NATIONAL LEAGUE Mnclnrilnr dsr rames of Thursday! Jack Kyan K.

1. Harrisna wrote about his experience on tne coach of the North team. XTTING AB RBI HR Pet. Gray 5 1 1 Kell SO 119 41 17 1 .315 Mullln 4 4 159 33 53 25 .333 Ever 47 183 24 5H 3l 2 .309 Wert 37 13 4 13 41 29 3 ,30 Campbell 17 21 4 3 Upon 21 74 12 21 4 1 .284 Wakefield 25 57 9 7 1 .281 Viro 47 174 18 45 13 4 .259 Lake 24 6rt 15 17 2 .258 White 12 8 1 it Houttemao 13 21 A 4 fl .2.541 Benton IO 4 0 1 1 .250 Mayo 45 1. IO 40 22 2 .242 Newhouser 13 33 3 8 I .242 Berry 3 12 23 31 7 .240 Swift 35 92 12 22 11 3 .239 Outlaw 18 58 7 13 3 ,23 I Hutchinson 2 4 34 3 8 4 .235 Trucks 12 2 1 4 .157 Trout 14 27 2 4 1 .148 Waaner 23 48 4 7 4 Overmire 3 Rlehe 7 17 1 Pierce 5 0 Totals 49 1078 217 448 199 24 .267 PITCHING IP SO BB Pet.

Orermire 1 22 4 l.OOO White 11 2 0 20 8 14 l.OOO Newhouser 13 7 4 93 51 32 Tront 11 8 30 25 .545 Trucks 12 3 3 4 25 Hutchinson 9 3 3 Brt 28 IO Benton 9 1 2 17'a 7 12 .333 Houttemao 12 1 8 70Mi 32 21 .111 Grav 9V 8 15 Pierce. 6 6 8 n.i VTTING I John Palmer Black River. AB II HR P.BI Pet. Jimmy limes I.lttle-Powell entry. acU li te-Tupper entry.

FOl KTH Purse Bill Nary claiming. S- Pittsharrh Brooklyn Jr "We were floating down this river in northwest Montmorency F. R. Stranahan. For All Michigan Fishing Thousands of Lures Hundreds of Reels and Rods Opmn Ermningt Exempt Tuti.

gc TTmd. Four Michigan collegians will round out the Wolverine contingent. Dick Watson, of Wayne, and Al Kwarfcler, of Michigan State, will make the trip as will Lawrence John Dawson Cincinnati Chieaco 1511 209 401 38 193 .203 1515 218 402 25 199 .205 158 202 4 15 38 188 I 1B37 171 429 25 13 .22 1427 20rt 372 25 181 .201 155 193 431 25 182 IB 15 219 392 33 2(81 .259 CieorKe Sehonx Rowton A. Riehard Mayer Dave Dour las Philadelphia St. Louis County and came to Barbour Bridge," he said.

"The river at that point was wired, and blocked with a woven wire fence. Fd Firaol 155rt 255 402 BO 238 .258 1 New York Jim Johnston Tech's co-captains, James Campoli and Dick Yasenchak. 74-72-7H-7H 298 73- 73-78-72 298 74- 299 75- 73-77-74 299 76- 71-77-75 299 77- 71-7H-7B 3(H 71-74-77-78 300 Creek. 75.73.8O-73 301 73- 73-KO-7H 302 70- 7A-77-79 302 74- 73-80-7H 303 71- 75-8 H-84 3 13 Jimmy Thomson Al Zimmerman Buck White. Battle "A sign read: 'Not navigable, Mirh.

Boston PittHhiirch St. Louis New York Iyerson Martin CLIB FIELDING PO A DP Pet. 1134 453 3 33 .978 11 90 514 42 3rt .970 1165 48.1 41 33 .970 1 193 BO 5 1 4 1 .971 1282 531 Brt 3rt .970 1121 4 83 5 4 4 9 1 139 4 50 B4 29 a 1275 534 4i 48 .956 DIVIDUAL BATTING AB II HR RBI Pet. 9 2 4 1 5 .411 With the addition of the five, the Detroit squad now numbers 47 players. Nineteen of those grid-ders are newcomers to the Lions.

McMillin expects to sign 13 more players, the league limit, before the club goes to camp at Alma in August. Wildlife Club Sets Institute in Dodge Park The first Institute in Plant and Animal Ecology ever to be held no trespassing isiacK ruver We had floated to that point and the river looked the same on the other side of the wire. Ted Rhodes Paul Kenyan Andrew A. Mills Chicago Cincinnati Rrooklvn tThomas D. Armour Philadelphl 74- 74-81 75- 71-71-84 Tcar-olils, furlonKs: Mr.

Dell 111 All or Xothln 104 Canal 114 Skv Train 114 Arh 101 Village Beaa 109 Traveler 112 FIFTH Purse elalmlnt. 4-year-1Ih and up, 1 and one-ixteenth miles: Kentucky Day 1 1 1 All Depends 10 Face lOrt uneral 10H Special Pet 10K Diavolomnn HO Fleet Imp IIS Markabiiity 107 Kitrathmond 111 s. J. Brown entry. SIXTH I'urse i.ortl.

clulmlnr, 4-year-ol(N and nn. 1 and ne-iixteemli miles: Tit Tat loe 110 Ancelus Bell 104 Welsh Mao lot rmall Stuff lli Know Kiss 111 Powder -Milk lOH t.Hllsorot llll (lame Chance 10 SK KM'H Purse claim inc. 4- yrar-oldit and up. 1 and one-sivteenth miles: War Edict 10H Hay Acre UK Me A. M.

1IH 1IH Dover Koad 10 II. Ke 1o: baratoirii Mar 115 Hir Bnrly 10S F.lt.HTll Purse rlaimlnc. 3-yaer-olilM. 1 and one-iiteenth miles: Komance Hill 101 Mio-Lips 11 Hih Flyer HO Kiel Fire 110 Good Hostess 103 Koyal Ivoman 107 7 lbs. apprentice allowance claimed.

5 H. apprentice allowance claimed. Who was responsible for declaring Chandler Harper Ray Mancrum it not navigable?" Totals 49 21 25 428212 176 Withdrew. Wildlife Events JUNE 13 First AKC Sanctioned Obedience trial of the Southern Michigan Obedience Training Club in Rochester. Paul Bunyan Club trout rodeo at Bar-othy Lodge at Walhalla.

Finals in Oakland County Sportsmen's Club coonhound field trial at Waterford. Wayne County Sportsmen's Club Obedience Dog Trial on Hank Schurmer farm at John and Square Lake Road. RADIO JAKE, of Detroit, told that Dublic roads leading: to the Upper South Branch of the Thun Michigan has been scheduled nn UJU uCi UVJ for June 20 to 26 In Dodge Park No. 10 near Highland. The institute is sponsored by the Detroit Audubon Club and the Michigan Association for Native Plant Protection.

Purpose of the institute is to train leaders and teachers in the fields of nature study and science. Twenty persons will be housed In the state park dormitory. Others will bring their own camping equipment. Full information may be had from director Hazel Messner, 308 McKinley, Grosse Pointe 30, phone Tuxedo 2-2348. nUPTUHED? Try The Improved Patented Dohbs Truss, Strapless Beltl ess Bulbless It hslsi th sjsMltt tssethar with wft.

tones pad. Kti riptur tiilttlv tiostd at all tinM MI asrkinj. littina. waitlnt or twin-sims. llihtvoifht ToicbM th ssdv la kat tws alien.

Cannot Slip Washable Rettoa ikssM loach yea sot ts alac a talk sr kail in sponina of risturo which ko aiisclo prta opart. Do not bindtr tho olrcolitioa af tho kloo: bv aeariat a sooitriotln kand arnad th kodv. blNC.I.E. $10.00 DOCBIf. $18.00 DODDS TIIUSS CO.

Cannot Slip Washable 1208 DAVID BROOEIICK TOWEI (Fsratarly Eaten Insl WOODWARD AT 6IAND CIRCUS PARK VJAH7ED AT der Bay River in Alpena County have been closed off and blocked. Although this is a matter of road use rather than fishing rights, it all ties in with the apparent movement to close streams to public fishing. Fred. Ludwig, of Detroit, mailed an Ogemaw County map on which several trout streams were marked "closed private" by a West Branch friend. One of these streams was Houghton Creek, tributary to the Rifle River.

Ludwig also told of several streams which were fenced to prevent fishermen from wading. WE RECALL that the late P. S. Lovejoy, Michigan's sage of conservation, was never too well satisfied with the status of public rights in trout fishing, even after the Pine River decisions. "That's OK for the Pine," he used to say, "but to nail down those rights good and solid, you will have to have a court decision on every other stream in the state." The new wave of claims for privacy on trout streams seems to bear out Love-joy's prediction.

There is no sharp dividing line between "public" and "private" trout streams, even under the Pine River court decisions. One cannot blame private owners for trying to push their claims as far as they can. At the same time, Michigan trout fishermen need to be jealous of their rights, too. They cannot afford to be inched out of one stream after another until finally only the biggest liver oxt kit la tixm Cfort-dfa to. BOGDW PREPARE in A FEW WEEKS! Annual picnic and ox roast of the Trenton Sportsmen's Club, near Trenton.

Annual Detroit vs. Toledo casting tournament at Toledo. JUNE 14 River Raisin Sportsmen's Club will meet 8:30 p.m. in Legion Auditorium in Blissfield. JUNE 14 TO 20 Outdoor Writers Association of America will meet in Rochester, N.Y.

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