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TWELVE MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE
Friday, June 24, 1955
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LIGHT HEAVYWEIGHT BID ENDS UP ON CANVAS Referee Ruby Goldstein counts
middleweight champ Carl (Bobo) Olson out at 1:19 of the third round at New York's
Polo Grounds. light heavyweight champ Archie Moore, who successfully defended
his crown with a crushing left hook, stands in neutral corner.
4-Minute Mile
Figured Unlikely
In AAU Contest
Boulder, Colo. (U.R) Wes
Santee, the Ashland antelope,
and Fred Dwyer renewed their
duel of endurance today, but
neither hoped to approach the
four-minute mile.
The mile was rated the best
opening day event in the Na
tional AAU track and field meet
at the University of Colorado.
The 5,350-foot altitude of Fol
som field was figured to prevent
any records in distances from
the mile and beyond because the
normal barometric pressure is
24.60, compared to 29.92 at sea
level. That means nearly 20 per
cent less oxygen in each breath
a runner takes here.
Santee, who held the AAU
championship for two years be
fore Dwyer won a year ago,
holds the Folsom field record for
the mile 4:13. He said that the
four-minute mile was "out of the
question up here," so he just
planned to "run to win."
He'll not only have to beat
Dwyer, but Billy Tidwell, a fel
low Kansan; UCLA's Bob Sea
man, Bill Dellinger, 1954 NCAA
champion from Oregon.
Camp White
Picked Over
Butte Falls
ISPORTS
OGLE VALLEY
LEAGUE STANDINGS
Camp Whit
Glendale
Grants Pan
Eagle Point
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Camp White is favored to hang
on to its unbeaten status Sunday
in Rogue Valley Baseball league
campaigning.
The Whiters, with a record of
three league triumphs, will play
Butte Falls, current tail end club
In the circuit. The game report
edly will be at Prospect since
the Butte Falls field is not ready.
Glendale, struggling to hold
on to second position and pos
sibly bounce back into the lead,
may run into trouble with Eagle
Point. The Eagles, . home team
this week, gave Camp White the
Jitters before succumbing last
week. Camp White's margin
over EP was 15 to 12 and the
Sunday previous the Whiters got
by Glendale 7 to 4.
Ashland and Grants Pass col
lide in the other RVL Sunday
fuss.
Martinez Faces
Varona Tonight
Syracuse, N.Y. (U.H) Vince
Martinez of Patterson, N.J., the
welterweight contender who
claimed he was "grounded" by
the International Boxing guild,
finally gets a fight tonight with
Cuban Chico Varona in War
Memorial auditorium.
Although it will be Martinez'
first bout of the year, he is fa
fored at 3-1 to beat the Cuban
slugger in their nationally tele
vised and broadcast 10-rounder.
Tonight's scrap will be the
last regularly scheduled Friday
night television fight of the
season.
CUBS FARM PLAYERS
. Chicago (U.R) Jim Woolard,
22-year-old third baseman from
Cushing, Okla., and Bob Cooke,
19-year-old catcher from Reids
ville, N.C., were signed today, by
the Chicago Cubs and assigned
to farm clubs. Woolard went to
Twin Falls of the Pioneer league
and Cooke "to Paris of the Mississippi-Ohio
Valley league.
Portland Helps Pads
Strengthen PCL Lead
By DON THACKERY
United Press Sports Writer
The Portland Beavers were
San Diego's favorite ball club
today after the Bevos knocked
over the threatening Seattle Rai
niers and gave the Padres some
breathing space in the Pacific
Coast league pennant race.
San Diego took care of Sacra
mento 11-3 with a home run
barrage and the Beavers let
them increase their lead to -a
game and a half by rallying to
down Seatle 3-2.
Oakland outlasted Hollywood
6-5 and San Francisco beat Los
Angeles 4-2 in battles affecting
the mid-section of the standings.
Bill Werle held the hard-hitting
Rainiers to six hits last
night, but it looked as if that
would not be enough. The Suds
had a 2-1 lead going into the
bottom of the ninth but the Bea
vers ran through three Seattle
pitchers and scored the needed
two runs for victory. Dick
Whitman's single brought home
the winning run.
Bill Kennedy, second Seattle
pitcher, got the loss.
Four Homers
Meanwhile San Diego bombed
Sacramento with four home
runs, one a grand slammer to
win with ease for John Car
michael. The Pads scored five runs in
the first inning to sew up the
contest. Dick Sisler hit two of
the home run blows including
the bases-loaded smack. Ed
Bailey and John Merson hit the
other round trip blasts.
Harry Bright homered for two
of the Solon runs.
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Pieretti, Cereghino (1). Brazle (8)
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Oakland 102 020 lOx 6 11 0
Munger. O'Donnell (8) and Hall;
Bamberger and Neal.
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Los Angeles ... 000 200 0002 7 2
Bearden. Fisher (9) and Tornay;
Piktuzis and Fanning.
Seattle 000 100 1002 6 0
Portland 000 010 0023 10 2
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