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i.i Vt TOUCHED BY SADNESS of cocker spaniel puppy, kitten tries to cheer It up at Chicago Animal Welfare League. Pup's master, John Bzabo, was Injured In auto accident. League Is providing temporary home for dog until Bzabo leaves hospital. (International) Election Night Bout Card 8:30 P.M. Friday at Y . Time of the opening bout on the election night fight card at the YMCA on Friday May 16, has been set at 8:30 'o'clock, It was announced today. This is a half-hour later than originally planned. Complete election returns will be broadcast direct to the ring ide. . Thirteen bouts are on the pro gram. Junior McDonald, Med lord, contends with Doyle Hall, Roseburg, In a lightweight main event. It has the earmarks of topnotch swlngfest. In Hall, Mc Donald is going up against stiff opposition. Hall has won his last eight fights by knockouts. Rivals Main Scrap The seml-windup rivals the main event for interest. In it Jerry Jennings, Medford, and Perce Pendergast, Roseburg, col lide in a 160-pounder bout. Both are regarded rugged knockout 3 it junior Mcdonald Friday, May 16 8:15 p.m. Medford YMCA Complete Election Returns At Ringside MAIN EVENT Junior McDoriald "Sensational Medford Lightweight" VS. Doyle Hall "Roseburg K.O. Artist" SEMI-WINDUP Jerry Jennings "Hard Punching Medford Middleweight" VS. Pere Pendergas "Roseburg 160 lb. Champ" SPECIAL EVENT Heavyweights . . . Rodney Keating, Republican, vs. Moore Hamilton, Democrat FEATURE PRELIMINARY BOUTS Con Mann, Medford vs. Roy Marshall, Roseburg Bert Hartley, Medford, vs. Frank Finnoll, Roseburg Steve Crippen, Medford, vi Dick Gilman, Roseburg 13 BOUTS IN ALL TICKETS Adults $1.00; Students 50c; Ringside $1.50 Including tax Best Year Forecast for SW Circuit Loop President Roy Hargens has predicted that the South western Oregon Baseball league, which opens its schedule Satur day, will this year experience its best season. - After looking over the rosters of the 6even loop members, Har gen rated all clubs as contend ers with no one as a favorite. It has been pointed out that the Southwestern Oregon semi pro circuit will be comparable to Class B professional ball. Caliber Illustrated The Drain Black Sox, who play the Medford Cheney Studs here at 8 p.m. Saturday and 2 p.m. Sunday in loop openers. Il lustrate the caliber of clubs in the league. A surprise was pulled this week when the Black Sox announced their roster. Close fol lowers of baseball will recognize a number of familiar names on the Drain squad. Roy Helser, Portland Beaver hurler, is to be playing manager if he gets his release from the Beavers. Squads of the Pacific Coast loop were to have cut their rosters today. The Beavers have been over the player limit with nine or 10 pitchers on the club. The action on Helser's request for release was to be known sometime today. Support Wanted Other rain chuckers are Wayne Johnson, Jerry Cade, Bill Houghlman and Hal Tu'rpin; catchers are Bill Beard, ex-Portland and Salem pro, Check Baf aro and Noral Richey. Infielders include Harvey Storey, Just re leased by the San Diego Padres and Don Klrsch, University of Oregon baseball tutor. Also in the circuit are Coos Bay-North Bend, Coquille, Rose burg, Bandon and Brookings. Hargens has expressed hope for good attendance at ball games, stating that fans support will determine the strength of the league. MEDFORDv-JJjeTRIEUNE Medford Takes 2nd Honors In Junior AAU Track Meet Grants Pass rolled up 92'4 tallies here Wednesday to win the junior AAU track meet. Medford thinclads finished sec ond with 84 points. The other four schools enter ed wound up far behind. Klam ath Falls scored 15'4, Ashland, 7Va, Eagle Point 4 and Phoenix 3. Medford held a 77 to 70U lead after 12 of the 14 events were recorded but Grants Pass took the first three places in the broad jump and second, third, fourth and fifth in the javelin to take the meet. In the two events Medford got two men in a three-way tie for fourth in the broad jump and Chap man won the javelin for Med ford. Ed Setzler was a two-event winner for Medford, in the shot put and low hurdles, and he was second in the 100-yard dash. Reagon of Grants Pass won the 100 and 220-yard races. RESULTS: 70-vard hleh hurdles ValburB". CP. first: BUm. CP. second: Day. M. third: Braun. M. fourth; Harvey. CP. filth. Time :10.1. Shot put Setzler M. first: Dyer, M. second; Stone. GP. third; Brophy, M. fourth; Chapman, M, fifth. Distance 47 feet 5 Inches. 100-yard dash Reagan, GP, first; Setzler. M. second; Baker, A. third; Oglesby, M, fourth; Musick, CP, fifth. Time :10.B3. Three-fourths mile Johnson. M. first; Hillls. GP. second; I.olcama, KF. third; Marncv. P. fourth; Cottenil. GP. fifth. Time 3:30.4. High Jump Clark. M. first; Belch. F.P. and Hlslop. GP. tied for second; Reid and Harvey. CP. and Munsell, KF. tied for fourth. Height 9 feet, 4 inches. 330-yard run Crowd, M, first: Mor rison. GP, second: Stone. GP. third; Munsell. KF' fourth: Stevens, P, fifth. Time :38.13. 110-yard low hurdles Setzer. M. punchers. Jennings Is a smooth hard-hitting boxer type and Pen dergast is a hooking, slashing, dynamic fighter. Moore Hamilton, Democrat and Medford postmaster, will take on Rodney Keating, leading Ashland Republican, In a special attraction of the evening. They were listed as Mystery Fighters until their identity was revealed this week. Fans Waiting Hamilton in an Interview Wed nesday remarked that the Demo cratic party in Jackson county has been back-peddling for 20 years. Fans are waiting to see whether he will continue party policy in the boxing ring. Medford and Roseburg tusslers will appear in the other bouts on the program. There will be social activities elsewhere In the Y and refresh ments will be served. first: Martin. CP. second: Biles. GP. third: Critman. KF, fourth; James, A. fifth. Time :13.6. Discus Brophy. M. first; Chapman. M. second; Lewis, GP, third: Evans. GP fourth; Karrlck M. flllh. Distance US feet 180-yard dash Reagan CP. first: Oglesby. M. second: Tucker. M. third; O Leary. GP. fourth; Davidson. KF. and Reich EP, tied for filth. Time : 18.8 660-yard run Meyers, GP. first; Poole. M. second: Glcnson. M. third: Bartlett. GP fourth: Hvall. GP. fifth. time 1:30.4. Pole vault Folev M. first: Wat 1 KF. second: Blevini. CP. th.id: Hislop. GP. KooVen. KF. and Johnson and Cullop. A. tied for fourth. Height m teei o incnes. 440 relay Won by Medford (fyles by. Rector. Crowl, Setrler); Grants Pass second; Ashland, third; Klamath Falls fourth. Time :48.S. Broad Jump Stone. GP. first: Alex ander. GP. second: Varner. GP. third; Bagett, KF and Tisdel and Davis. M, tied for fifth Distance 18 feet 6 Inches. Javelin Chapman M, first; Dean. GP, second: Biles, GP, third; Mi-Far. land, GP, fourth: Zlnn. GP fifth. Dis tance 137 feet ll'i, Inches. Thursday, May 15. 1951 MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE THIRTEEN FINAL WORK Baltimore, Md. U.R) Sub Fleet, the stretch-running colt which will carry the Dixiana stable colors and probably the favorite's role in Saturday's Preakness, was scheduled to take his flnnl workout Thursday as the probable field for the rich Pimlico race shrank to nine or 10. Sub Fleet's most likely op ponents appeared to be Jampol, Blue Man, One Count, Armaged don, Count Flame, Gushing Oil, Primate, Handsome Teddy and Arroz. FINANCES NEEDED Toronto (U.R) The Cleveland Barons, who dominated the American Hockey league for 16 years, will be taken into the Na tional league this summer if General Manager Jim Hendy can boost the team's financial back ing by June 1. The six NHL gov ernors decided Wednesday night, after a day-long discussion, that the Barons were ready to Join the National league every way except financially. Warehouse Destroyed In Hong Kong Fire Hong Kong (U.R) A raging fire in the crowded western sec tion of Hong Kong Thursday de stroyed a four-story warehouse filled with plastics and chemi cals, causing loss estimated at $4,500,000. The crown colony's entire fire fighting force battled the flames and several firemen were treated for minor injuries. No fatalities were reported. Dead line on Clasalrreo. AOs: sae p.m for following day; 10 jn Uon dav noon Saturdas for Sunda.v m WINDOW SHADES MAD. TO ORDER BARNARD'S 117 L Miiti Phone 2-1417 Astronomer-explorers on a California mountaintop are push ing ahead in their staggering task of photographing three fourths of the visibio universe. Lake o' Woods Resort NOW OPEN Boats - Motors Housekeeping Cabins Phone Lake O' Woods 1913 Use Mall Tribune Want Ads X Coke is bituminous coal from which the volatile constituents have been baked out. How to judge whiskey value: . Have V ox. of Calvert put in one glass and the me amount of any other whiskey in another without knowini which It which. 2. Sniff one brand for rams. Taste It criti cally for unoo nnM, Swallow carefully to judge its freedom from " burn or iting. MM n Taste theotherwhle key In the seme analyt ical way-then pick the one tht remlly tastes better to you. FINISHING yard ahead of Ash enfelter, N. Y. A. C, Don Oehr mann, former Wisconsin star, wins Boardwalk Mile at Atlantic City in 4:05.3. (International) TESTIMONY A. Devltt Vanech, deputy attorney general failed bar examinations in Virginia and District of Columbia before passing in Tennessee is in rec ord of House probe of Justice Department. (Intcrnrtimnh BE YOUR OWN WHISKEY EXPERT! The big difference in whiskey values it the difference in taste. That's why it will pay you to make an easy 60-second taste test between Calvert Reserve and your present brand. 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