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1 1 i $2,000 Bond For Saigh on Tax Charge St. Louis (U.R) Fred , Saigh Jr., president o the St. Louis Cardinals, was to surrender on a five-count indictment for evasion ', of income taxes and post $2,000 bond Thursday at the U. S. mar shnl's office. The 47-yearold Saigh placed his baseball future in the hands ' of baseball Commissioner Ford Frick and Warren Giles, presi dent of the National league. Frick To Decide Saigh predicted he would be cleared of the charge but said that he will be "guided com pletely by the recommendation of Frick and Giles as to whether I should now continue In base- ball." Saigh was Indicted by a fed eral grand jury Tuesday on five counts of tax evasion, totaling 549,260 for the period 1946 through 1949. If convicted, he could face a maximum sentence of five years on each count. GUISNESS HONORED . Vancouver, Wash (U.R) Frank Guisness, University of Washington basketball star for the past three seasons, was hon ored at a home town testimonial dinner here Wednesday night. J More than 250 fans, coaches and players attended. f Dead line on Classified Adsr 5:30 pm for following day: 10 a m fflon t' inv noon Saturday 'or Sunday i m sfinfs You can please Everybody with this wonderful Best Foods pair! for those who like a dash of garlic flavor! I without garlic! J r uiH,iiiiiu,n-ii,n Mad by the maker of Best Foods" Real Mayonnaise and NUCOA margarine WINNING SEVEN STRAIGHT, mostly from Detroit, Cleveland In dians appear to be living up to forecasts. Luke Easter (right) belt ed one out of park against Detroit to win sixth game. It was second victory for Pitcher Bob Lemon (left). (International Soundpholo) Medford Thinclads Overwhelm Ashland The Medford high school track team romped over Ashland 101 to 24'4 here Wednesday, placing first in 11 of the thirteen events and making clean sweeps in four contests. The lopsided victory was ex pected. Medford was in front all the way. The sweeps of all three places were in the high hurdles, the shot put, the 220-yard dash and the javelin. Don Spinas in the high hur dles and quarter-mile, Bill Red den in the 100 and 220-yard dashes and Ed Bingham in the high jump and javelin were Tor nado double winners. Winton Miller in the discus and Bonds in the broad jump were the only Ashland event winners. There were a number of good Medford performances although the victory was an easy one. Jack Moad put the shot 49 feet IV2 Indies, not far off the dis trict mark of 49 feet 5 inches. Ed Bingham posted his best jave line heave in competition this year, 166 feet HVj inches. Dave Newland won the pole vault at 11 feet then cleared the bar at 12 feet in practice. Three Medford sprinters. Bill Redden, Duane Goodman and Frank Baize, ran the 220-yard dash in under 23 seconds. Red den was the winner in 22.6 sec onds. In an exhibition 440-yard relay, the quartet of Goodman, Don Spinas, Baize and Redden, covered the ground in 45 sec onds event, better than Hayward relays time last Saturday. They ran against two other Medford teams. Padres Top Stars After 18 Innings San Francisco (U.R) A lot of people saw a lot of baseball Thursday. But they weren't propped on the wooden seats at Hollywood stadium. They were curled up on comfortable sofas at home watching San Diego defeat Hollywood, 5-3, in an 18-lnning distance chase across their video screens. Only 2,302 paid their way into the ball park. Mild Gam , Another extra inning game, mild by comparison, found Seat tle nipping Oakland, 8-7, on George Vico's fly ball in the 11th. In normal exhibitions, San Fran cisco defeated Sacramento, and Portland bombarded Los An geles, 10-5. San Diego's Johnny Davis, only reasonably telegenic but quite proficient as a ball player, doubled home two runs in the top of the 18th to help the Pads lengthen their Pacific Coast league lead to a game and a half. HEART ATTACK Seattle (U.R) Earl Shelly, general manager of the Seattle Rainiers baseball team, was re ported to be in good condition Thursday after he was taken to Maynard hospital following a heart attack Wednesday. MASSUCCO SIGNED Chicago (U.R) The Chicago Cardinals have signed halfback Mel Massucco, Holy Cross half back, for the 1952 season. Mas succo, the Cards' 12th draft choice this year, was the 17th rookie to join the team. Doug Crippen and Don Spinas, who have had little practice at me an, neipeu mtruiuru sweep the javelin with tosses of 152 feet 4 inches and 151 feet 2',-i inches, respectively. The Medford trackmen will have an interclass meet on Mon day. Their next interscholastic tussle is the Klamath Invitation al on May 3. High hurdles D. Spinas. Medford. first; Crippen. Medford. second; Vroo man. Medford. third. Time :13.4. Shot put Moad, Medford.; first Morrison, Medford. second; Blgham, Medford, third. Distance 49 feet, Hi inches. 100-yard dash Redden, Medford, first; Goodman. Medford. second; Bond. Ashland, third. Time :10.5. Mile Lundqutst. Medford. first; Karrick, Medford, second; Rodgers, Ashland, third. Time 4:57.9. Discus Miller. Ashland, first: Ja. cobs, Medford. second; Moad, Medford. third. Distance 131 feet, 10 Inches. Pole vault Newland. Medford, first; Foley, Medford. second; Hayney, Ash land, third. Height. 11 feet. High Jump Bingham. Medford. first: ncf;ing6Worth, Ashland, second; tie for third among Gregory, Knapp and R. Spinas, Medford, and Tenney, Ashland. Height 3 feet 8 inches. 440-ynrd run D. Spinas, Medford. first: Bates. Ashland, second; Crowl, Medford. third. Time :S2.1. Low hurdles Crippen. Medford, first; R. Spinas, Medford, second; Jeff ries. Ashland, third. Time :22. 220-yard dash Redden, Medford, first; Goodman. Medford. second; Baize. Medford, third. Time :22 6. 880-yard run Potter, Medford. first: Stuckey, Ashland, second; Vrooman, Medford. third. Time 2:10.5. Javelin Bingham, Medford, first; Crippen. Medford, second; D. Spinas, Medford, third. Distance 166 feet, 11 li inches. Broad Jump Bonds, Ashland, first: Williams, Medford. second; Padgham, Medford, third. Distance 18 feet 11 inches. To keep lingerie and delicate laundry from tangling with heavier pieces in the washing machine, tie the daintier items into a porous nylon tricot bag. ft GHnHS 609 East Main o Phone 2-6805 Free Delivery Prices for Friday Saturday SWIFT'S PREMIUM fryer Cut Up Ready for the Pan ARMOUR'S STAR FRANKS 1-lb. cello cr n r PACKED POUND 53 BREADED OYSTERS READY TO USE 55c pk- ROUND BONE OR BLADE ROAST CENTER CUTS U.S. CHOICE STEER 69' Lb. OREGON BRAND SLICED BACON DIFFERENCE OF OPINION- Clonch-fisted Chicago White Sox manager Paul Richards argues with umpire Ed Rommel during game with the Browns in St. Louis fter Richards claimed Browny pitcher Hal Hudson balked in an effort to pickoff Sox outfielder Orestes Minoso. Umpire said it wasn't a balk and threw Richards out of the game. Thursday April 24, 1952 MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE ELEVEN W3Jl 1 SLUGGING IT OUT-Paddy DeMarco of Brooklyn (left) winces as Johnny Gonsalves of Oakland, Calif., smashes a right hand under his heart in the 10th round in San Francisco's Winterland as the two slug it out in the closing minutes. DeMarco won a unanimous decision. Penn Relays Open Friday Philadelphia (U.R) Army's Dick Shea, meet record-holder in the two-mile run, and five other track stars will defend in dividual championships when the annual, two-day Penn Relays un fold for the 58th time Friday. Shea, a 1950 winner who re tained his crown last year with a precedent - shattering 9:11.9 clocking, and teammate Larry Johnson, the 120 high hurdles king, are favored. Other Defenders Other defenders in the 90-event program, which features 4,117 athletes, are Bob Allison of Navy, javelin; Herb Neff of Tennessee, high jump; Cummin Clancey of Villanova, discus, and Ed Ross of Yale, hammer throw. Michigan's Roland Nilsson, shot put champion of Sweden who plans to represent his home land in the 1952 Olympics, will compete in the shot put and dis cus, and on the basis of past per formance, could cop both. From the squad standpoint Michigan and Manhattan loom as winners of major titles, Michigan in the four-mile and the distance medley, and Manhattan in the 440 and 880 relays. BASEBALL Const League Sin Francisco S, Snrrnmento 1. Portlnnd 10, Los Angeles 5. Seattle 8, Oakland 7 ill InnlnRjO. San Diego ft, Hollywood 3 (IS ill' nings). Fast Field Seen For Drake Relays Des Moines, Iowa (U.R) One of the fastest fields of athletes In history began arriving Thurs day for the 43rd annual Drake Relays, gilded with the glitter of Olympic year competition. St. Louis 1. Cleveland 0 (nliiht). Detroit at Chicago (postponed, ralnl. Philadelphia at Washington (post poned, rain; night) Western International Victoria 3. Yakima 0. Spokane 7, Salem O. Trt-Clty 8, Lewlston . Vancouver 8. Wenatche. 2. The two-day track carnival opens Friday with one of the featured events on the opening day card. Leading four-mile relay teams will bid for an American record in that event with Kansas the pre-meet favorite to lower the existing 17:18.1 clocking. The Kansans were only 2.2 seconds off that time at their own relays last week-end on a slow track. Dead line Sunday Classineda la at noon Saturdays BOURBON at Us ALL-TIME BEST! National T.enfue New York 9. Boston fl. St. Louii at Cincinnati (postponed. rain). 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