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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.
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-28 i
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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.
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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
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26
26
27
30
38 "4
40
42
43
'43 ',4
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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.
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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.
Germany is said to be the
source of the hamburger and
frandfurter, now considered as
typically American.
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TENSE MOMENT The gallery is hushed as Ed Furgol
of St. Louis, 1954 National Open golf champ, putts on
the fourth green at Sappington, Mo., in opening round
of the $25,000 Carling Open golf tournament at Sunset
Country Club. Looking on as they wait their turn are
Ted Kroll (center) of Fort Lauderdale, Fla.. and Jimmy
Demaret of Klamesha Lake, N. Y.
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Centralia U.R) Centralia
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000,000 bond issue for a new
junior high school and a special
six-mill levy to raise $70,000 in
1957 for the consolidation of two
grade schools.
The $1,000,000 bond issue will
be retired at a rate of six mills
over a period of 18 years.
State matching funds of $360,-
000 will be added to the total.
The junior high school is ex
pected to be ready for occupancy
by September 1958 and will
have facilities for 750 students.
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