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s i I I V ' NEA Tlphot. IS THIS THE END OF OLSON? Referee Mushy Callahan tolls the lO-count over the kneeling figure of Carl (Bobo) Olson, decked by Sugar Bay Robinson in the fourth round of their middleweight title fight in Los Angeles. It was Robinson's fourth over Bobo. Some sports writers are voicing the opinion that Olson is through as a con County Harriers Fare Well In Oregon Track Tourneys; Douglas Man Wins Two Lcs Angeles Lead Slips; Bearers, Seals Split Pair PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE Los Angeles Seattle Sacramento Saa Diega San Francisco Portland . Hollywood Vancouver, W L 24 15 25 16 20 17 Pet. GB .iS .610 .541 2V4 21 21 .500 4i 20 21 .488 5 18 22 .450 SW 17 21 .417 6W 14 28 .342 10H Douglas County cinder artists fared very well during the state class A-l, class A-2 and Class B track meets held over the weekend at Corvallis and Springfield. Roseburg High, which sent three men to the big show, failed to qual-1 Friday. The A-2 meet, held in conjunc tion with the A-l cinderfest at Cor vallis saw the two-man team from Douglas High, Cliff Thomson and Brent Strickland, carry the school colors into a second-place tie with Ontario. Thomson, the ace distance man of Douglas, won both of his dis tance runs, breezing to victory in the mile run with a good timing of 4:37.4, and also winning the 880 yard run in the fast time of 2:04.1. Striekland took a third in the high hurdles with a 15.3 mark and second in the lows in 20.6. Drain captured 10th place in the A-2 show, gaining 15 points along the way. Charles Huciiins was the big point-maker in the Warrior at tack, winning a second in the high hurdles in 15.4, and placing third in the lows. Jack Evans took fifth place in the javelin throw with a mark of 156-llMi. Medford, Redmond Capture Class A Cinder Crowns CORVALLIS un Medford High School scored 63 2-5 points Satur day to win Uie 30th annual Oregon high school track championship, Redmond won the A-2 meet for smaller schools with 67 3-7 points. Jim Norval of North Salem and Dave Edstrom of Sherwood were the stars of the meets. Norval won the 100 and 220?yard dashes, was anchor man on' the winning 880 yard relay team and was fifth in the broad jump in the Class A meet. This gave him a total of 24 1-3 points, high for the day. Kow does the '56 Buick compare with Chrysler, Olds, Noih? Get the amazing new Free 44-page book with all the facts on ail leading cars. FREE 19S6 CAR X-RAY AT YOUR NASH DEALER UTNE BROS. 267 N. E. Jackson OR 3 5355, OR 3-5237 Edstrom, Sherwood's one-man track team, won the high and low hurdles and the high jump the three events in which he was entered. ' Team scores: A-l: , s Medford 63 2-5, Beaverton 45 2-5, North Salem 36, Grants Pass 33, Eugene 28, Jefferson 24, Grant 22, Klamath Falls 20, South Salem 18, Lincoln 17, Gresham 14, Ashland 12, North Bend 11, Cottage Grove 10,. Pendleton 9 2-5, Hillsboro 9, Cleveland 8, Roosevelt 8, McMinn ville 8, Benson 6, Franklin 6, Os wego 8, La Grande 4, Washington 4, Corvallis 4, Marshfield 3, Springfield 2 2-5, Bend 12-5, Al bany 1. A-2: Redmond 67 3-7, Ontario 34, Douglas 34, Sherwood 30, Wald port 20, Stayton 18, Crater 16 3-7, Estacada 16, Tillamook. 16, Dram 15, Taft 10 3-7, Toledo 10, Vale 10, Eagle Point 10, Bandon 10, Sandy 10, WyEast 8, Scappoose 8, Oak ridge 8, North Marion 8, Salem Academy 7, St. Helens 7, Lake view 7, Gervais 8, Junction City 6, Myrtle Point 5, Newport 5, Prineville 4aA, Myrtle Creek 4, Phoenix 4, Seaside 4, Serra (Sa lem) 4, Madras 2, Willamette (Eugene) 2, Elmira 13-7, Canby 1 5-28, Reedsport 1, Sutherlin 1, Clatskanie 3-7, Vernonia 3-7. USE GOOD PAINT! 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The Elk relay team of Johnson, Ronnie Moore, Dick Whitfield and Clifford Otto placed fifth. David Howell added 3 1-3 points for Days Creek during the meet with a fourth-place tie in the pole vault event, and, with a sixth place in the shot put, good two, points, by George Williams, gave the team a 5 1-3 total. Bob Thrush of Camas Valley end ed in a four-way tie for fifth place in the pole vault to score the Hor nets only points for the meet. CLIFF THOMSON ... wins mile and 880 Pilot Rock Nabs Class B Trophy SPRINGFIELD, Ore. Wi Pilot Rock successfully defended its ciass B high school track cham pionship Saturday, rolling up 63VS points 18 points more than second place Wallowa, ) Darryl Horn of the winning ; team and Jim Reeves of Wallowa were double winners in the meet, ; which saw four records estab 1 lished and another tied. !- Union was third with 32 points. Then came Coburg 30, Monroe 22, Enterprise 21, Knappa 21, Rogue River 19, Elgin 17, Yoncalla 16, j Eikton 12, Merrill 12, Concordia 11, Lowell 10H, Cove 10, Sisters ; 10, Bonanza 8, Culver 7, Siietz 7, ; Lexington 7. Amity 6. St. Boniface 6, St. Mary's (The Dalles) 6, iate! 6, Jefferson 6. Days Creek SM, Irrigon 3, Camas Valley 2Vi, 1 Harrisburg 2, Mora 1, Powers 'A. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Los Angeles Angels found things rather crowded at. the top of the Pacific Coast League Man day after dropping all four games of a series to their crosstown ri vals, the lowly Hollywood Stars. Seattle split with last place Van couver Sunday and moved to with in 5 percentage points of the wing heavy Angels. Hollywood's seventh place Stars upended the Angels, 4-1 and 3-0. Seattle took the first game from the Mounties 6-1, then lost 8-3. San Diego thumped Sacramento, 10-5 and 3-0, while San Francisco and Portland were splitting. The Seals won 12-6 .and then lost 2-1. Ben Wade pitched the shutout against Los Angeles while Curt Raydon held them to a single run. Singles Get Runt Hollywood put the opener away in the sixth inning by scoring twice on singles by Dick Smith, Billy Majeroski and Gair Aliie and a fly by Joe Duhem. Paul Pettit doubled home three Hollywood runs in the second game after Majeroski and Ramon Me jias singled and Aliie walked. Bud Podbielan limited Vancou ver to five hits in Seattle's victory. Big blows for Seattle were Milt Smith's homer after Leo Righetti doubled in the first inning . and Bob Balcena's bases full double in the eighth, Vancouver sent 10 men to the plate in the second game's third frame and scored six times. Jim my Westlake hit a two-run single and Spider Jorgenson two-run double. Sherry Dixon and Joe Taylor hit homers for Seattle. Pd Hit Homers San Diego thumped Sacramento on the power from five home runs, by Eddie Erautt, Bob Usher, Joe Astroth, Eddie Kszak and Dick Sisler. The Pads collected 19 hits in the opener, Al Gettle Wanked the Solons in the second game, San Francisco totaled five homers in its first game, two of them by Haywood Sullivan and the others by Tom limphlctt, Don Len hardt and Bob Dipietro. Bob Alex ander held the Seals to two blows in the nightcap, a homer by Um phlett and a single by Sullivan. Saturday Hollywood beat Los Angeles, 8-5; Seattle trimmed Van couver, 5-3; Sacramento downed San Diego, 2-0 and Portland beat San Franciseo, 8-6. There are only two games Mon day, Seattle plays two at Vancouver. Duck Football Captain Chosen As 'Outstanding EUGENE W Lon Stiner, cap tain s last year's University of Oregon football team, is the win ner of the Oregon Emerald award. He was chosen Saturday as the university's outstanding senior athlete by the school's athletic department and the Daily Emer ald, the university newspaper. Indian Tennis Doubles Stopped In State Meet The Roseburg tennis doubles team of Jim Coen and Jim Powell were sidelined during slate tourney play at Corvallis slter they had copped their first two matches. Powell and Coen were beaten by the tandem of Reynolds and Hines from Klamath Falls in the quarter finals Friday at Corvallis. The Roseburg duo won matches aver Cummins and Strsngby of South Salem in its first match and defeated Dill Skaff and Bob Stu sen from Washington s Portland in its second. . DUCKS DROP WSC PULLMAN, Wash. W The Ore gon Ducks stretched five hits into four runs Saturday as they hung a 4-2 Northern Division baseball defeat on the league-leading Wash ington State Cougars. How does H '56 ford compar with Chevy, WymouJh, Rarablert Get the free book (hot rates oH the low-prked cars. 34 pages! AuMwnW Atk for it today I f m 1956 CAR X-RAY AT YOUR NASH DEALER UTNE BROS. 267 N. E. 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