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srpaDms Brooklyn Dodgers Obtain Sal Mag lie From Indians Brooklyn U.R) Sal (The Barber) Maglie, whose . brush back curve once sent many a Dodger tumbling into the dirt, will be parting the hair of his old Giant teammates from now on in the strangest switch base ball has seen since Leo Duro cher left Brooklyn for the Polo Grounds. Maglie, the most feared and hated Giant of them all when he ran up a 23-11 lifetime won and lost record against the Dodgers, came tcf the world champions Tuesday from the Cleveland In- Sugar Ray ' To Try for Quick Kayo San Jacinto, Calif. (U.R) Sugar Ray Robinson, finished training and favored at 13-10, will try for another quick knock out over Carl Bobo Olson Fri day night In their middleweight title bout, he said Wednesday "I'll 'try to set him up for a kayo just as soon as possible," explained the 35-year-old champ ion who recaptured the 160 pound crowd for the second time last Dec. 9, on a knockout over Olson in the second round at Chicago. Sitting in the living room of his training cottage, the slender New Yorker added, "I feel sharp er and much more confident than before the Chicago fight." He completed eleven weeks of training with two final rounds of sparring Tuesday here at Willie Orner's camp. Expects to Scale 159'2 Ray said he expects to scale pounds for the fight at Wrigley Field, Los Angeles, at 10 p.m. EDT Friday. That will be practically the same figure Jorecast by 27-year-old Olson, who did his last boxing on Mon day at Santa Monica, Calif. Robinson and his -entourage of 19, will break camp Thurs day and motor the eighty miles into Los Angeles. Sugar Ray will go Into seclusion at the home' of friends 'in the suburbs while the rest of his party stays at the Hotel Watkins. dians for about $30,000 after waivers were obtained from all American league clubs. Release Hughes In turn, the Dodgers released relief pitcher Jim Hughes to the Chicago Cubs for $15,000. But Maglie to the Dodgers it seemed incredible. "I'm glad he's with us," said Jackie Robinson, who was in volved in more than one bean ball fracas with Maglie. "He still is a good pitcher and you know what a great competitor he is." Daily's U-Drivs Medford Airport SOFTBALLERS MEET A meeting of the Jackson County Softball association is scheduled for 8 p.m. today at the YMCA. The circuit will include 10 teams. A jamboree is set for Sunday, May 20, and opening games for Monday, May 21. The police department team will have Courtesy Chev rolet as sponsor. Southern Oregon Equipment will spon sor the club captained by Larue Smith. Bowling EVERGREEN LEAGUE Moore Steel Co. won the play off of the third round tie in the Evergreen Bowling League by beating Domestic Laundry for the right to meet Big Y and Pierce Freight Lines in the final playoff on Wednesday night. . Moore 8tc Lugnet Monroe Lo Fori Kravig Edwards Handicap Domestic Lndry. 441 Knox 497 373 Wadlow 434 439 Liddell 479 . 446 Coates 433 466 CoUey 491 177 2342 2336 Cougars Rap Oregon State Club 9 to 3 Pullman, Wash. (U.R) Wash ington State moved a step nearer its goal to dethrone Oregon as Northern Division baseball champion yesterday by racking up Oregon State 9-3. It was the Cougar's ninth vic tory against two defeats. Second place Oregon has won four and lost two." Oregon State pitchers gave up nine walks, including seven by Dave Gambee, the loser. Ron Aiken went the route for WSC. Tom Hunt led the Beaver at tack with three-for-four, includ ing a double. NASHUA READY New York (U.R) Trainer Jim Fitzsimmons said today that Nashua is as ready as he'll ever be for next Saturday's assault on the world's money-winning rec ord at Aqueduct. Nashua trails Citation by only $8,145 for the all-time mark for a thorough bred's winnings. CLASSIC LEAGUE Harold Vessey of Medford Furniture Store rolled the high est series of the season as he held his team to a 4 to 0 victory over Hight's Real Estate, in the Classic League this week. He hit a big 670 series. E. H. Mann Co. won first place in the third round of play when it defeated Walker Real Estate 3 to 1. Mann Col. will playoff with Medford Furniture Store for'the Championship on Friday at 8 p.m. FINAL STANDINGS (Third Round) E. H. Mann Co u Sam's Sporting Goods ; Walker Real Estate Moean Lumber Co 28 Hammer's Sporting Goods 26 Valley Music Co 25 Pfaff Sewing Center 25 Henry s Drive In 22 W. ..34 -29 ',4 -28 i L. 14 18 '.4 19',i 20 22 23 23 26 Top Notch Cafe 20',4 2714 Medford Furniture Store 19', 4 28 i Wonder Bur 17 31 Hlght Real Estate 13 35 Results: Pfaff's 3 B. Hawley 524 B. St. Hilaire 523 U Webster 502 A. Klatt 470 H. Frye fOO 2519 Henry's G. Barr E. Learning P. Morgan D. Spain A. Sacchi 1 544 447 504 465 480 2440 Hammer's D. Pruess C. Hammer V. Sprinkle C. Dawson K. Preston 2 55R 439 538 478 539 2552 Valley Music L. Schneider R. Heysell E. Lenz . R. Speer F. Driscoll Medford Furn. H. Vessey F. Boone ' S. Van Dyke S. Kurth N. Hillyer 4 670 471 549 497 576 Hight's B. Green ' R. DeVore F. Beck D. Wilson J. Knapp 2763 Mogan Lbr. J. Clark F. Chapman B. Dyer V. Allen J. Morgan 1 484 534 594 503 541 2656 Sam's D. Lubbers J. Gardner W. White S. Straus H. Schroeder 518 2 514 430 547 501 502 2494 0 488 491 504 473 549 2505 3 520 579 517 541 Top Notch H. Shaw G. Piazza C. Hampson D. Harmon T. Jantzer 3 544 537 541 484 436 2542 M. Frink O. Endicott L. Singer Mann Co. 3 G. Spaunhorst 556 H. Goode B. Stevens G. Schultz ' F. Anderson 584 586 480 537 2743 Wonder Bur - 1 W. Paterson 478 M. McFarland 487 568 469 471 2473 1 574 469 500 576 532 2651 Walker's R. Brock F. Knox D. LaBar R. Wise C. Sullivan CALLS OFF CARD Portland (U.R) Promoter Tommy Moyer said today that he had been unable to sign a suitable opponent for Heavy weight Eddie Machen and that the card scheduled for May 24 had been called off. He said he hoped to feature the California heavy in a fight here in June. Lucerne, Switzerland (U.R) Pat Smythe of Great Britain won the Grand Prix of the mili tary jumping competition in Lu cerne's international horse show Monday for her third victory in recent weeks. tit' By DOBBS Get a hesd start en summer, coma heat and high humidity . . . you'll look crisp and feel cool in ene of these handsome new straws, which give a touch of smart distinction. Genuine Panama and Milan $traWS Both Wide and Narrow Bands Choose from an array of the Smartest New SHAPES, WEAVES and Colors in Our "Coolection" All Sizes Cool For Summer SEOO and up HflHJHB MEN'S SHOP 229 EAST MAIN STREET SENIOR HI LEAGUE Standings W. Security Insurance ...58 ',4 Bud Wilson's Chevrolet! 48 Star Body Works 42 ',4 Cabbys Drive-in . 40 . V .F. W :.....".....39 Medford Paint & Wallpaper 39 L. 29 4 40 45 4 48 49 52 Results: Security Linda Brooks 314 Ron Eastgate 384 Bill Evans 448 Mike Walker 391 1543 Wilson's Chev. Andv Walker 424 S. Wymon 306 D. Willaims 315 S. Schroeder 408 1450 Star Body J. Mathews 312 Lanny Taylor 413 Rodney Bacon 345 G. Burrongas 446 1516 Total VICTORY LEAGUE Standings Ross Lumber Co. . Medford Paint Ron Martin 333 Ruth Coggins 371 Jim Ragsdale 355 S. Picard 318 Handicap 132 1409 V. F. W. Keith Berg 330 Bud Quinney 308 Dick Orr 271 Ernie Tylor 368 Handicap 303 1580 Cubby's J. Buckmas 280 John Parrack 389 Bob Taylor 333 Jim Stout 342 Handicap 72 1416 Towne Beauty Shoppe Keith Bros. Beattv and McDougal . Trowbridge and Flynn . Davis Transfer U.S. National Bank Local 9208 Starks Finance Picks Apparel . w. .46 .46 .45 42 33 ',4 ...32 -..30 . ....29 -.28 !4 ..2B , L. 26 26 27 30 38 "4 40 42 43 '43 ',4 . 44 Results: Town Beanqr (1) M. Klatt C. Lowd M. Dyer A. Walton V. Corby Handicap Stark's E. McCray M. Troutman N. Jones R. Walton M. Simmonds Handicap Pick's J. Carr L. Maggenti M. White J. Coffeen M. Puett Handicap 421 526 424 433 381 177 2362 (0) 441 289 300 397 326 126 1879 0 376 35 351 348 326 24 1768 Ron Lbr." (30) M. Spaunhorst 436 Christianson 503' A. Bohannaa 494 L. Robinson 446 H. Culy 492 Keith Bros. J. Runtz M. Herman L. Keith J. Crosby N. Keith B-M Hollenbeak Q. Stroup E. Doty G. Russell D. Edwards 2371 " (4) 425 415 426 478 366 2110, (4) 433 395 503 423 314 Davis Trans. (2) T - F J. Phillips L. Young J. Williams G. Paul E. Redfield Handicap Local 92M J. Wilson N. Roberts A. Wilson Q. Wvatt V. Knox 375 353 360 337 385 138 1947 O) 489 359 397 486 489 2220 2268 (2) H. Frye 362 D. Paul 443 R. Blaylock 319 E. Wise 382 J. Russell 465 1971 U.S. Bank - (3) I. Schroeder 530 D. Pfaff 375 F. Doty .. 484 J. Ingle 380 P. Gardner 452 Handicap 45 2266 VISA MISPLACED Copenhagen, Denmark (U.R) Gunnar Nielsen, world indoor mile record holder of 4:03.6 may may be unable to compete in the Compton, Calif., Relays on June 1 because he misplaced his United States visa. It will re quire several weeks for Nielsen to obtain another. Low in Cost Quick in Results! Use Tribune Want Ads Unsuccessful Panly Raid Staged at OSC Corvallis (U.R) A brief and unsuccessful panty raid was staged last night by Oregon State college men students. The fracas started with a water fight involving about 50 men. Students involved climbed aboard a truck and headed for a sorority. Others joined in but the group dispersed after meet ing at the sorority. . Later the same truck paraded up and down "Greek Row" with riders yelling, "Let's have a panty raid." . A small group stopped at an other sorority, rushed the fire escape and broke a window be fore becoming discouraged. (Some men then turned to Waldo hall, the women's dormitory. Dan W. Poling, dean of men, ar rived on the scene and aided in dispersing the group, which had' dwindled in size. 'Wednesday, May 16. 1956 MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE THIRTEE1C 'King for Day' Chest Feature of Y Auction A "King for a Day" treasure chest will be a feature of the Medford YMCA auction Satur day, May 19, according to R. L. Jones, secretary manager of the Y here. The chest will be filled with merchandise and certificates of services from local merchants, and will be awarded at 8:30 p.m. The auction starts at 1 p.m., following a small articles sale Saturday morning. An evening session also is scheduled. Spain's olive oil is used in the making of food; it has medicinal uses; and is an ingredient of cosmetics. 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