Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, May 30, 1955, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextMonday, May 30, 1S55 MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBHNB SETExf 'American Agents' Sentenced in Poland London U.R) Communist Poland has announced that four Polish "American secret service agents" have been sentenced to prison for espionage. In a broadcast heard here, the Polish news agency PAP said the four were convicted at a trial held before the military court in Sczzecin. The agency said Henry Gry szczynski was sentenced to 15 years in prison, Mieczyslaw Baranski to 10 years, Zygmunt Jurys to 10 years, and Robert Lukajczyk to three years-. GOLD HILL CLUB . The Little Muffins cooking club members met for their fourth meeting May 26 when eight members attended. This will be the last meeting of the group for the summer season. Roll call was answered by nam ing dishes made of milk, and the treasurer's report showed $4.95 in the treasury. One group made cocoa and the other cinna mon toast. A swim party and picnic held May 29 was dis cussed. Patricia Sears, Reporter. PEERING THROUGH DUST, umpire (left), rules Chico Carrasquel, White Sox, out when he tries to make third on passed ball after being walked. Indian player tagging Chico in Cleveland game Is Al Smith. Play started when Catcher Foiles momentarily lost the balL . (International) Use Tribune Want Ads WHERE WAS WES? Three runners crack the four-mlnute-mile In White City Sta dium in London. Leading the way to fame is the winner, I. Tabori of Hungary, break tag the tape in 3:59. Chris Chataway (left) and Bryan Hewson (center), both of Ens land, were timed in 3:59.8. Medfoi .Tribune sipaDrmrs Harrington Plays Hughes At Rosoburg George Harrington, Med ford, played Bennie Hughes. Easxmoreland, Portland, this morning in the championship semi-finals of the Roseburg Iavitational Golf tournament. Don Bick. University of Ore gon, and Joe Perraull. Rose burg, were the other semi finalists. Harrington, defending cham pion, downed Bob Sederstrom 4 and 3 and Bob Tekano, Uni versity of Oregon, 1 up on Sunday to advance in the tour nament. Other flight semi-finalists from Medf ord today were Ivan Harrington in the second, Jim Materie in the fifth and Gary Kleiver in the sixth. Dick Shepherd, Medford, lost out in the second round of the fourth flight and Gary Harrington was defeated in his first round tussle in the sixth bracket. Fast Cars Flash At Indianapolis Indianapolis U.R) Racing's fastest cars, 33 multi-colored speedsters, flashed into action promptly at 9 a.m., PDT today in the 39th annual 500-mile dash for perhaps the richest payoff in history. The winning crew could pock et as much as $100,000 depend ing on lap and accessor awards. The leader at the end of each turn of the 200-lap grind collects $150. Top favorites were qualifica tions record holder Jack Mc Grath, in his eighth 500 miler; two time winner Bill Vukovich, shooting for a historic third straight title; national champion Jimmy Bryan, and Art Cross. Bryan finished second last year and Cross was runner-up in 1953. Pasquel Perez Keeps Flyweight Ring Crown Tokyo (U.R) Stocky Pas quel Perez of Argentina kept his world flyweight championship on a fifth - round knockout over ex-champion Yoshio Shirai wof Japan in their return bout be fore more than 20,000 in Kora kuen Stadium. German Boxer Denies Charge by Referee Reno (U.R) Hans Fried lich, who was knocked down 14 times by heavyweight Howard King in their 10-round bout, said today he was out on his feet after a hard right floored him in the third, leaving him unable to coordinate his defenses. The Dortmund, Germany, heavyweight denied that he "didn't want to fight." Referee Jimmy Olivas made the charge yesterday after picking Fried rich up off the mat several other times when the German had fal len of his own accord. King, 184 - pound boxer of Reno, easily won the 10 - round decision as he floored Freidrich repeatedly and was striving for a knockout at the final bell. JAPANESE VICTOR Oakland, 'Calif. (U.R) Kat auichi Mori, the 1954 diving champion of Japan, captured the men's Far Western Amateur Athletic Union's diving cham pionship yesterday with an "out standing performance" over three opponents. AAU officials praised Mori's performance in compiling 503.4 points in the event, almost 50 more than his nearest competitor, Glenn D. Rinheart - - - "" Finsterwald Tal 4S Open Ft. Wayne, Ind. (U.R) Golf dom had a new name to reckon with today on the heels of Dow Finsterwald's solid victory in the $15,000 Ft. Wayne Open golf tournament. The 25-year-old pro from Bed ford Heights, Ohio, won his first major tournament with a 19- under-par 269 over the 72-hole route. He fired a final round five-under-par 67 Sunday to shade defending champion Doug Ford of Kiamesha Lake, N.Y., by three strokes. Ted Kroll of Utica, N.Y., took third with a 273 to earn $1,400 and Bob Rosberg of San Fran cisco nailed down fourth with a 275, good for $1,200. Navy Cops Boat Sprint Newport Beach, Calif. U.R) A smooth-stroking U. S. Naval Academy crew won the Western sprint championships for the sec ond year in a row Saturday with a length victory over a surpris ing Stanford shell on the 2000- meter north Lido Channel course. Navy was in command all the way. But Stanford's boat, not ex pected to be in contention, closed with a rush to nip the previously undefeated University of Wash ington shell. California was fourth. Santee Winner In Karver Mile Reading, Pa. (U.R) Wes San tee, still striving to join the four minute mile brigade, won the an nual Karver Mile Sunday in 4:05.4. Horace Ashenfelter finish ed 50 yards behind the Kansan in 4:18, while Jim McLaughlin of St Joseph's, Pa. College was third. NATS SIGN COLLEGIAN Columbia, Mo. (U.R) The Washingtn Senators today signed Jerry Schoonmaker, an outfield er on the University of Missouri baseball team, to a $30,000 bonus contract. Schoonmaker, who al so played football at Missouri, will report to the Senators June 9. COMING BACK Sid Gordon, 37 (above), who was traded from the Giants in 1949, will be returning after being bought by the Giants from the Pittsburgh Pirates for a sum above the waiver price. In the meantime he served stints with the Boston Braves (now Milwaukee Braves) and the Pirates. MIGUEL DIAZ CHOICE New York (U.R) Welter weight Miguel Diaz of Cuba is a slight favorite at 6-5 to beat Gene Poirer of Niagara Falls, N.Y., tonight in their television 10-rounder at St. Nicholas Arena. Diaz, 24, is much more experi enced than Poirer, 23. But. Ni agara Gene who holds-a de cision over welterwight cham pion Tony DeMarco boasts six straight victories. BRAVES GIVE BONUS " Milwaukee, Wis. (U.R) John Edelman, a 19 - year - old, right handed pitcher from Westchest er (Pa.) Teachers College, signed a bonus contract with the Mil waukee Braves today and will join the team Thursday at Brook lyn. WWCE CHAMPION Bellingham (U.R) Western Washington College of Educa tion won its first Evergreen Con ference baseball championship Saturday by beating Central Washington Colle'ge, 10-0, in the final championship game. 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