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1Z THE OSHAWA TIMES, Soturdey, April 22, 1967 NEXT SATURDAY marks the opening of trout season in all local waters. The real problem -with stream _ trout fishing in these parts is not so much the lack of trout as it is a place to fish. Invariably this is caused by the posting of streams to no trespassing which originates from poor conduct of fishermen on pri- vate land. The fact that the Department of Lands and Forests places trout in the streams does not give anyone théright to trespass over private land and a No Tres- passing sign does not say anything about the right to fish. So the fisherman who OUTDOORS By Bill Owens Times Outdoor Writer and offer part of your catch to the owner. More often than not he will not accept them but this is good insurance for another visit. WHILE ON the property make doubly certain you live up to your promised conduct. Close all gates after you and climb fences only at a fence post. When you break off for lunch, don't start any fires for cooking or any other rea- son. Collect your trash and take it away with you. Be very careful not to leave any bottles or cans around which will cut livestock or the own- er's children if they happen to use the creek for a swims spends a little time giving ming hole. this matter some _ serious : thought will more than likely IF YOU PAY subsequent spend an enjoyable and pro- ductive day . ... and all it takes is a little patience, understanding, courtesy and common sense. FIRST OF ALL select the settion of stream you want to fish and approach the owner of the property four or five days or even a week before you intend to fish. Try to pick 'a time in the morning or late afternoon; avoid meal- times whenever possible. Make sure you are dressed neatly. If you.are planning to fish with your buddy have him along with you. When you arrive at the house ask to see the owner or manager of property. If you get the owner the first time as you often will, introduce yourself and your fishing partner in a friendly and sociable man- ner. Tell the owner that both of you are experienced fisher- men and that you are will- ing to conduct yourself in a sportsmanlike manner if you are given permission to tres- pass for the purpose of fish- ing. YOU MAY GET turned down if the owner,has had a hard time from characters in the past. Don't argue or point out that, you are different but thank him and try. another spot. The chances are how- ever, that the owner will wel- come your approach and ap- pearance in which case you will have broken the biggest barrier to bad landowner re- lations. If you get permission to trespass, tell your new friend when you expect to leave his property. If you are lucky enough to catch a few trout, drop back to the house visits to the stream always go to the house before you start your fishing. As the owner gets to know you he may tell you not to bother to check in, but in the be- ginning this is important. As you get to know the owner you may learn something about him and his family of a personal nature. A carton of smokes or a box of candy at birthday time will exem- plify your thoughtfulness and friendliness. An invitation to a dinner party will be a great event and a card at Christ- mas and Easter will bring you to mind during the off season. So, for your next fish- ing trip try. these simple rules of etiquette, thoughtful- ness and good sportsmanship and you will most certainly be guaranteed of a place to fish as long as you continue to obey the courtesies you expect to be shown to you. HERE AND THERE ... Smelt should be just about at their peak this weekend. . . . lake trout will be cruising the shallows right about now. .. . If you happen to catch a strange looking "trout' in Wilmot or Shelter Valley Creeks, chances are that it is a kokanee salmon. Notify a conservation officer of your find. . . . The 700 BDL Rem- ington varmint rifle is the hottest item for the varmint hunter. It comes in the .222, 223, 22-250, 6 mm., and 243 Winchester. . . . In 1966 there were 9,791,671 people in the provincial parks of Ontario. - + » The term "bullfrog" refers to a specific species of large frog. The sex of the frog is not involved in the name, so that the female is also a bullfrog. 'Would You Believe? Rain Saved Dodgers . By HAL BOCK Associated Press Sports Writer It was almost as if the heav- ens opened in mercy over Cha- vez Ravine. Buried in ninth place with five losses in their first seven games, the National League champion Los Angeles Dodgers could be excused if they ap- proached their four game se- ries with red hot St. Louis some- what less than enthusiastically. After all, the first place Car- dinals had won six of their first seven games. About the only thing Los An- geles could hope for was a mir- acle . . . like maybe rain in California. Now any native will tell you that rain in California is about as rare as snow in Florida. The Dodgers hadn't lost an inning to the elements in nine years since moving from that nasty Brooklyn climate. They'd played 737 consecutive games at home including exhibitions and World Series. MIRACLE HAPPENS But Friday night, it rained in Los Angeles, and the Dodgers didn't have to play the Cardi- nals. Not only did the weather keep up the California coast and wiped out San Francisco Giants' game against Atlanta Braves. Three National League games were played Friday. Vada Pin- son's 10th inning triple drove in two runs as Cincinnati Reds trimmed Houston Astros 3-1. New York Mets broke Jim Bun- ning's hex against them, down- ing Philadelphia Phillies 6-3, and Bob Veale's two - hitter gave Pittsburgh Pirates a 6-1 victory over. Chicago Cubs. utive extra - inning game. sky and Tommy Harper. gle in the 13th inning Thursday night to beat the Dodgers. Pinson was the Reds' hero for the second straight night as Cin-) 'Y S f cinnati played its third consec-|Weight champion Cassius Clay His triple drove in Art Sham- Cassius Clay Finally Gets The Message NEW YORK (AP)--If heavy- goes to jail for refusal to enter military service, his title will It}2e vacated and an elimination was Pinson, who stroxed a sin-|!0urnament staged to pick a successor, the chairman of the New York Athletic Commission Bunning brought a 13-2 life- said Friday. the Dodgers idle, but it moved/ time record into York. seven hits including four dou bles in a fiverun second in Shaw for their third victory. ley, the Pirates' second-base shortstop combination, niting Pittsburgh's. victory. the game against the Mets and had an 8-0 record against them in New But the Mets strafed him for ning. and got strong pitching straight Bill Mazeroski and Gene Al- socked consecutive homers against thelaction but : wal Cubs in the second inning, ig- peeietred 30" Walt "We definitely will strip him of his title," Eddie Dooley told The Associated Press. "If that Jappens, we will take six or eight of the world's leading -|boxers and let them fight it -jout."' Other boxing tite bodies -- the World Boxing Association, the British Boxing Board of Control and the European Box- "ling Association --hinted they probably would take - similar developments. oe The New York Athletic Com- 'Canadiens' Rookie Goalie Like Horatio Alger Hero By AL McNEIL MONTREAL (CP)--If you're looking for a rag - to - riches theme in this year's Stanley Cup playoffs, how about the one young Rogatien Vachon is play- ing? Two months ago the 21-year- old rookie netminder with Mont- real Canadiens was virtually unknown in pro hockey ranks. Now he is in a position to help the club to its third straight Cup Victory. He earned the right to the No. 1 goaltending job by helping Canadiens to 15 wins, five ties and three losses in 23 games and a 2.44 goals - against aver- age. In four playoff games against New York, Vachon allowed only eight goals, however, the youngster from Palmorolle in northern Quebec admits the hero role has had him off bal- ance at times. START UNEXPECTED "I figured I was called up just to ride the bench while Gump Worsley was hurt and I never expected to get a chance to play then, never mind in the playoffs," Vachon said. However, Toe Blake, the Montreal coach, had_ other ideas and Vachon's start in the ROGATIEN VACHON . « » Canadiens' rookie out quickly to cut down the angle and block the shot. After that game, Howe said the rookie had made a terrific save and "looks like a pretty good netminder."' Worsley, who has been rele- gated to the backup spot by Vachon, also thinks highly of the youngster. . mission, with tie - ins with several states and foreign coun- tries, for years has been con- sidered the most important voice of the sport. Clay, who is seeking to evade Army service as Muhammad Ali, a minister of Islam, insists that he will refuse. to take the oath when he is called up for "Rodgie's greatest asset is|induction at Houston April 28. the way he plays the angles." Worsley said. "He's got all the reflexes that make a_ great The only thing that might hurt him now will be over ' confidence." goalie. FOUND BY BOWMAN He .said he not only would decline to take the oath but also would refuse to take the step forward when his name is cal- led. Authorities say such action is punishable by a prison term of five years or a fine of $10,000, Vachon was discovered' four|9?_ both. years ago playing for an inter- Dooley said if Clay's title is mediate team at the age of 16|'eclared vacant, leading con- by Scottie Bowman, scout for Canadiens. then altenders would be thrown into the series of eliminations. These Unable to make the Junior|Would include such fighters as Canadiens of the OHA Junior A season with another junior team in Montreal]. he played for Thet- es Canadiens of: the Junior A league and fen wound up with Quebec Aces of the American Hockey League. He played 10 games at Floyd Patterson, George Chu series, Vachon spent the 1965|Y@lo of Toronto, Ernie Terrell, Zora Folley, Thad Spencer, Joe Frazier, Henry Cooper and Karl Mildenberger. BASEBALL STARS By TH EASSOCIATED PRESS Batting--Jim Fregosi, Angels, Quebec, winning six and losing|hit a two-out, two-run homer in four. the ninth inning that gave Cali- Last fall, he attended Cana-|{"Mia_a 6-5 comeback victory diens rookie camp and was as- signed to Houston of the Central Pro League. He started the season as backup to Gerry Desjardins, be- coming a first stringer only after Desjardins was injured. In 32 games with Houston he had a 2.82 goals - against aver- age. over Cleveland Indians. Pitching -- Bob Veale, Pi- rates, became the first Pitts- burgh pitcher to hurl a com- plete game this season, limiting Chicago Cubs 'to two hits in a 6-1 victory. FIGHTS LAST NIGHT By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS majors was an ici one. In mid - February Blake threw Vachon in against Detroit Red Wings at the Forum. Early in the game, Detroit's Gordie Howe, had a breakaway GOLFERS! NORTH OSHAWA West Palm Beach, Fla.-- Linnes Johnson, 159, Miami, Fla., outpointed Ernie Robin- son, 160, Belle Glades, Fla., 8. | Dixie Bee Hives Tie Final Series KITCHENER (CP) -- Dixie Beehives evened the best of- seven Ontario Hockey Associa- tion Junior B finals Friday night with a 4-2 win over Kitch- ener Greenshirts. Paul Evans, Steve Stirling, Allan Cordaneer and Jim Bur- ford scored for Dixie. 5 Dixie led 2-0 at the end of the first period, but Kitchener came back to tie the score at the end of the second. The third game of the series is scheduled for Dixie Sunday. ROCHESTER, N.Y. second place competition at in Division I. Ontario Women In Second Spot (CP) = Two Ontario women dropped to in the doubles the women's international bowling congress Friday night when a New York pair outrolled them by 24 pins Betty Wellman of Streetsville and Nancy Darichuk of Toronto wound up with a 1,147 total behind Margaret Wilkinson of Phoenix and Dorothy Arnes of Liverpool, who scored 1,171 Mrs. Arnes paced the leading pair with a 605 triple while Mrs. Wilkinson scored 566. Mrs, Wilkinson came right back to roll 6-5 for first place in the Division I singles. REMEMBER WHEN... By THE CANADIAN PRESS Toronto Maple Leafs won the Stanley Cup for the first time since 1951 five years ago tonight--in 1962--under coach Punch Imlach, beat- ing Chicago 2-1 in the sixth ame at Chicago. The Black awks had won the cup the previous season for the first pins, time since 1938. N.H.L. 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