Ray Robinson Toga
Vacation Expected
After NY
By JACK CUDDY
New York-CTD-The attitude
nd rulings of the New York
State Athletic commission in
dicated forcefully today it
will vacate Sugar Ray Robin-
ion's worl d middleweight
championship at Friday's
bearing.
Sugar Ray already has been
itripped of his title by the Na
tional Boxing association, of
which the New York commis
sion is not a member.
Accordingly, former cham
pion Carmen Basilio - dinner
guest of promoter Jim Norris
Wednesday night-stood out to
day as the man around whom
the immediate future of the
160-pound division would re
volve. .
Norris, who was head of the
International Boxing club mo
nopoly until the United States
Supreme Court broke it up, is
now co-owner of the National
Boxing enterprises of Chicago.
The NBE presents the Wednes
day night TV fights.
Victory Dinner
Norris dined Wednesday
night with Basilio and co-managers
, Joe Netro and Johnny
DeJohn. One observer said it
looked like a "victory din
ner." A victory for the Norris
forces over Robinson and
his Teleprompter corporation
backers.
Carmen was the star wit
. ness at Wednesday's second
session of the hearing, which
was adjourned until 2 p.m.
Friday.
Basilio not only gave testi
' xnony for.70 stormy minutes,
but he threatened to punch
one of Robinson's attorneys in
,the nose.
The New York commission
. and the New York Supreme
Court had ordered Sugar Ray
Perfect Game
Pitched; Maids
m Face Seattle
rhree double headers are
- in the Northwest Girls'
jor Softball league for Sat-
Inv and Knnriav nights.
ieattle Ramblers will meet
; Rogue Valley Dairy Maids
. at yamp wiuie ueiu, iiugcuc
will iace American hinen in
--. Portland and Salem will vie
iat Vanrmivpr BC
Portland (UPD Louise Maz-
iuca pitched a perfect game
Vednesday night as the Lind
Tlorists defeated the Ameri
:an Linen Whirlwinds 2-0 in
j i Northwest Women's Major
' Softball League game. Maz
: zuca struck out 14 in the
- seven-inning game.
BUCS OPTION STEVENS
Pittsburgh -(UPD- First base
man R.' C. Stevens has been
optioned by the Pittsburgh
Pirates to the Columbus Jets
of the International league
Stevens, appearing in only
one game this season, batted
.267 for the Pirates last year.
MEN 21TO 30YRS.
The City of
Los . Angeles
will give examinations in Ashland
for
Police Officers
:. . (Enlering-level salary range)
Careers vith a Future
Excellent promotional opportunities
Steady, secure jobs no layoffs
Interesting, vital work ' "
Training at full pay
Young men who are high school graduates or the
equivalent, at least 5'8", and in excellent physical con
. dition a.e urged to investigate these outstanding oppor-
tunities for a career with the Los Angeles Police Dept.,
' . the highest-rated police department in the nation.
A selection team will visit Ashland on Monday, May 25,
1959, to give the examination. Qualified candidates will
. receive definite offers of employment before coming to
- Los Angeles.
; . If you wish to take this examination, contact the Place
ment Office of Southern Oregon College for the exact
time and place.
r
Hearing
to "enter into articles of
agreement" with Basilio by
May 15 for a third title fight.
Robinson signed at Philadel
phia on May 12 for a defense
against Carmen at the Phila
delphia Municipal Stadium,
Sept. 21.
But Basilio's testimony
Wednesday was to the effect
that he had neither signed nor
negotiated for the fight, and
thathe knew little about it
except what he read in the
papers.
Rain, Cuts
Speedway
Practices
Indianapolis, Ind. -(UPD-Rain
washed out all practice at the
Indianapolis Speedway Wed
nesday, cheating rookies of
the final day in which they
could have completed driver s
tests for a crack at qualifica
tions this week end.
The 6 t).m. deadline cut
short tests started by fresh
men drivers Johnny Kay,
Johnny Moorhouse, who
had crashed at the speedway,
and Russ Congdon. They will
have to return in, 1960 to fuv
ish the final phases. This cur
tailment didn't help the driv
er shortage either.
Eight newcomers did beat
the deadline. One of them,
Bob Cortner, 32, Redlands,
Calif., died Tuesday shortly
after he was injured critically
in a crash at the speedway.
Two other rookies, Bob
Schroeder and Jim Packard,
who also cracked up. were
denied further driving at the
track until they have had
more experience.
With the final time trials
coming up Saturday and Sun
day, and 10 soots still open in
the 33-car field, speedway ob
servers predicted it will taKe
only 141 miles per hour to
make the lineup. Practice
time is running short, and
there are still 44 cars sitting
in gasoline alley waiting for
a chance to qualify.
Cave Junction
Out of League
Cave Junction, playoff win
ners in the Rogue Valley base
ball league last year, has
dropped out of league play
for the 1959 season. The de
cision was announced this
week by Fred Kaufman, busi
ness manager of the team.
Harry Chipman, league
president, said the schedule
will remain unchanged with
teams drawing a bye on dates
they are slated against Cave
seven teams in the league.
They are Ashland, Medford,
Camp White, Butte Falls,
Grants Pass, Glendale and
Riddle.
Lack of a sufficient number
of players was given by Kauf
man as reason for the with
drawal
J
s545 Mo,
Kip Claims
Retriever
Open Honor
Kid of Geneva. wned and
handled by Kenneth Denman.
was open all-age stake winner
in the annual trophy competi
tion conducted among dogs
owned ty Rogue Valley Re
triever club members.
Championships in four
stakes were determined by
points gained in five picnic
trials this season.
Tally, owned by Charles
Stelle, was first in the qualify
ing stake and Judy, owned by
Jwerett McGraw, took puppy
nonors. Another Denman re
triever, Kip's Nik Nak. was
winner in the derby stake.
The club's fifth picnic trial
was held laast Sunday at the
county gravel pile area on
Rogue river. It produced the
following winners: Zeke, own
ed by Hal Shidler,. Klamath
Falls, open; Nik Nak, derby:
Muffin, owned by Gene Mey-
erdmg, qualifying, and Ace,
owned by McGraw, puppy.
Shidler's entry waas not eli
gible for the RVRC competi
tion. Full Season Plaets
Other top placers for the
full season in the open stake
were Otto Lilya's Lady, sec
ond; Claude Miles' Boots,
third, and Dr. Charles Ver
ateeg's Velvet, fourth. In the
qualifying stake for the five
trials, Meyerding's Muffin was
second; Otto Lilya's Lady,
third, and Leonard Lilya's
Imp, Dr. Lee Harlow's Joe and
Hilman Miller's Tug, tied for
fourth.
Derby placers included Tom
Rickard's Cookie, second; Ver
steeg's Mike, third, and Jack
Boettcher's Skipper, fourth. In
the puppy event it was Gene
Hunt's Renegade, second; Ray
Edwards' Tate, third, and Al
Wright's Chief and McGraw's
Ace, tied for fourth.
Last Sunday in the open it
was Lady, second; Cookie,
third, and Velvet, fourth. In
the qualifying stake Flint,
owned by Ken Perkins and
handled by Pat Montgomery,
was second; Miller's Tug took
third and Charles Stelle's Tal
ly gained fourth. Gene Hunt's
Renny, and McGraw's Judy
followed Nik Nak in that or
der in the derby. Judy was
second in the puppy s'take and
Tom Rickard's Chmien third.
Judges last Sunday were
Miller, Meyerding and student
Ray Edwards in the open,
Rickard Otto Lilya and stu
dent Frank Kuoni in the
derby, Irv Warren and Hunt
in the qualifying and Boet-
tcher and Paul Skinner in the
puppy.
BOWLING
LADY ELKS LEAGUES
The Demi Lassies defeated
the Late Comers for the cham
pionship of Lady Elks League
No. 1 and the Astors won
from the Cussin' Three for the
toga in League No. 2.
League No. 1
Late Comers Demi Lassie
Trudy Lea 369 M. Gllkinson 333
Edna Blew 400 L. Jantzer 471
D. Jantzer 471 Vivian Knox 542
Handicap 333 Handicap ' 270
1573 1618
League No. 2
Astors Cussin' 3
V. Bateman 387 D. Huntley 379
D. Snedden 511 Jewell Betz 410
K. Jennings 489 M. Little 420
Handicap 49 Handicap 339
1636 1548
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Mail Tribune 27 17
Al Sodaro Agency 27 17
Kim's Kestaurant . xi n
Quality Market 28 18
Patterson's Bakery . zts IB
Davis Transfer & Storage 2 Hi 22 i
Clave Construction Co.- 21 Va 22 Va
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Morning Fresh Bread 16 28
Medford Paint Store 12 32
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Patterson's 4 (Dick Westerfleld
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535) 2401.
Bates 2 (Gary Couch 558) 2908;
Davis 2 (Dale Cook 567) 2521.
Cubby's 3 (Bill Meyers 568) 2605;
Kim's 1 (Jim Knapp 551) 2548.
A St B Ins. 1 (Bob Champion
531) 2343; Quality 3 (Bill Blunt
614) 2527.
Jeff Completes
Sweep of P1L
Portland -fflPD- With Terry
Baker on the mound, the Jef
ferson high school Democrats
made it a clean sweep of
Portland prep titles Wednes
day by defeating Grant 5-2 to
clinch the baseball champion
ship. Baker, who pitched a six
hitter, earlier led Jeff to the
city football and basketball
titles. The Democrats won the
track title without him.
CLUB TO MEET
Rogue Aqua Ski club it
scheduled to meet Friday,
May 22 at 5 p.m. at the big
rock at Emigrant lake.
Those attending axe in
structed io bring a lunch.
Coffee and pop will be fur
nished. A business meeting
will follow the lunch
period. If weather is bad
tomorrow, the meeting will
be postponed until Friday,
June 5.
Dakota means an "alliance
of friends" and is a word of
STATE MEET ENTRANTS - Crater High
will have three entries and four berths in
the state A-l track meet Friday and Satur
day at Corvallis. From left in the picture
are Comet Coach Ed Knapp, Glen Cote,
Six Pirates
Entered in
State Fray
Phoenix-Coach Hap Cons
bruck will take a crew of six
athletes to the Oregon Class
A-2 track meet this Friday
and Saturday at Corvallis.
The contingent will leave
here about 6:30 a.m. Friday.
Making the trip will be Bill
Dillree, Don Korth, Dan Lura
ley, Miks Consbruck, Gary
Chriss and Ron Baker.
Dillree qualified for state
last Saturday with firsts in the
high and low hurdles and sec
ond in the high jump in the
District 6 meet. Korth was
second in the javelin and
Lumley second in the 220
yard dash. Dillree, Chriss,
Consbruck and Lumley were
members of the relay team
which finished second in dis
trict. Ron Baker finished third in
the district shot put and gain
ed a state meet spot when
Myrtle Creek high announced
that Dudley Klimback would
not be pernrtted to compete
for disciplinary reasons. Klim
back was second in the shot
in district and first in the
discuss. His removal puts
Sherman of Douglas in a dis
cus spot in state. Myrtle Creek
also pulled out Dan Harkema
who won the 880 last Satur
day. This will permit Steve
Charters, Eagle Point, to
make the Corvallis trip. Char
ters was third in the Ashland
run-off. y
Chriss of Phoenix last' Sat
urday took over the relay
spot of Glen Thompson who
was hurt in a Friday auto
accident. Coach Consbruck
credited Chriss with a fine
job of running.
Medford Club
Cops Team Tilt
Ashland rifle shooters in
vaded in numbers at last
night's shoot at the Medford
Rifle and Pistol club and chal
lenged Medford for the team
match.
Apparently, jt wasn't their
night and the Medford team
composed of Harry Heiden
reich, Lew Conger, Chuck
Taylor and Marvin Nelson de
feated the Ashland crew of
Archie Haskins, Jerry Heit
manek, Chuck Gettling and
Vern Athanas, 1424 points to
1490.
Haskins was the high shoot
er with 390 making straight
100 in the kneeling position.
Heidenreich was second with
an identical total score of
390. Taylor and Conger tied
for third and fourth with 384
and Heitmanek fifth with 372.
FACE. INJURES HAND
St. Louis -(UPD- Elroy Face,
Pittsburgh Pirate relief artist
suffered a gashed hand Wed
nesday and will be sidelined
for about three days. Face,
who boasts a 6-0 record this
year, cut his right hand when
a glass broke in' his hotel
room. Five stitches were tak
en to close the cut.
REMEMBER?
New York (DPD J o h n n y
Podres pitched the Brooklyn
Dodgers to the only world
championship in their history
when he beat the New York
Yankees, 2-0, in the seventh
game of the 1955 World Series
at Yankee Stadium.'
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SIPCGMTTS
Greene Wins (Fifth
For SoDSd
By DON BECKER
United Press International
Will the Sacramento Solons
crack? '
'Don't bet on it. They're a
team with a solid corps of
first flight minor league vet
erans who for the moment
are just a bit short of big
league ball. -
Typical is Carl Greene, who
at 28, has seen a lot of minor
league miles. He tossed - for
the Solons last year, had only
a 7-11 mark. But so far this
season, he's been a ball of
fire. Wednesday night he reg
istered his fifth straight win
of the season as he hurled
the Solons past Phoenix, 6-2.
It also was Sacramento's fifth
straight win and it enabled
the Solons to hold onto their
four and a half game lead
over second place San Diego.
Other action saw the
Padres whitewash Salt Lake
2-0, while Portland battled 15
innings with Seattle before it
finally won out, 5-4, on the
strength of an unearned run.
Greene gave up nine hits,
including solo homers by
Bob Speake and Al Steiglitz.
Two-run homers by Dick Phil
lips and Al Heist gave the
Solons enough scoreboard ma
terial for their victory.
Locke Hurls Three-Hitter
San Diego's Bobby Locke
tossed a snappy three-hitter
against Salt Lake. It was his
third win against three de
feats. Billy Moran socked his
second home run of the sea
son in the fifth inning and
Rudy Regalado hit a run-pro
ducing double in the eighth to
account for the other San
Diego run.
George Perez, who pitched
a no-run no-hitter against
Sacramento last week, was
charged with the loss and
was taken out in the eighth
inning. He gave up but four
hits. It was his second defeat
against one win.
The Vancouver Mounties
put on a power display in
the first inning then snoozed
their way through to a 6-3
win over Spokane. Joe Taylor,
Jim Pagliaroni and Ron Han
sen hit homers during a five
run Mounties outburst in the
opening stanza. Taylor's blow
was his eighth of the season.
Erv Palica, who had to have
help in the eighth inning, was
credited with the win for
Vancouver.
Error Helps Beavers
Seattle's Gale Wade drop
ped a fly ball off the bat of
Jack Littrell to pave the way
for Portland's extra inning
SMART VMffl . . .
MEDFORD HEALTH CLUB
UNDER NEW
3 WEST 6TH
'
John Burns and Jim Eldred. In last week
end's district meet Cote was second in the
discus, Burns won the -javelin and tied for
second in the high jump and Eldred tied
for first in the pole vault.
(Knackstedt photo).
une
Senators
win. Littrell opened the in
ning with a long fly to left
center and went to second
when Wade let the ball pop
out of his glove.
Littrell moved to third on
a sacrifice and scored when
Jim Greengrass lifted a sac
rifice fly.
beattle pulled off a rare
triple play during tne con
test. With runners on first
and second, pitcher Howie
Reed popped out on a bunt
attempt and catcher Jake
Jenkins fired to second to
double one runner and the
ball was relayed to first to
complete the killing.
Reed went all the way for
Portland, gave up 10 hits
while scoring his fourth win
against two losses.
LINESCORES:
(15 innings)
Portland
012 000 010 000 0015 5
Seattle
040 000 000 000 000 4 10
Reed and Tornay, Neal (3); Os
teen, Hanlon (10) and Jenkins.
Sacramento ..022 020 000 6 10
Phoenix 101 000 0002 10 2
Greene and Dalrymple; Hyman,
Wright (3), Muffett (8) and Steig
litz. San Diego 000 001 0012 8 1
Salt Lake 000 000 0000 3 1
Locke and Retzger; Perez, Bauta
(8) and Onuska.
Spokane 000 000 0303 8 0
Vancouver ....510 000 OOx 6 6 0
Giallombardo. Milliken (1). Wade
(2), George-(8) and Sherry; Palica,
Luebke (8) and Pagliaroni.
UO Needs
2 for Title
Eugene - (DPD - Coach Don
Kirsch's University of Oregon
baseball team puts its title
hopes on the line against Ore
gon State this week end.
The Webfoots must defeat
OSC here Friday and at Cor
vallis Saturday to win the
Northern division crown.
Washington will win if Ore
gon loses one of the two
games.
Kirsch said Denny Peter
son, the star sophomore right
hander from The Dalles, has
been ill with a virus infection
and may not be ready to start
Friday. If not the assignment
will go to either Hugh Spring
er or Jack Loy.
Camden, N. J. -(UPD- Jockey
Willie Hartack lost an appeal
to the New Jersey Racing
commission Wednesday on his
11-day suspension by Garden
State Park stewards. The
stewards had charged him
"unbecoming conduct" f o 1
lowing the sixth race Satur
day.
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MANAGEMENT
SP 3-6686
Attorney Opinion Sought
On Ring Muscle-in Case
By AL WIESE
Los Angeles (UPD The Cali
fornia Athletic commission
left it up to the top legal of
ficers of Los Angeles and
California today to decide
whether any action should be
taken because of alleged un
derworld attempts to gain
control of world welterweight
champion Don Jordan.
The commission Wednes
day questioned a series of
witnesses, including two
Southern California gangland
figures, Louis Dragna and
Joe Sica, on reports that east
ern racketeers tried to "mus
cle In" on Jordan and threat-
STANDINGS
NATIONAL LEAGUE
w.
L. Pet.
GB
Milwaukee
21
19
20
20
18
15
11 .656
San Francisco
16
17
18
17
18
20
21
.543
.541
3,i
3 ',2
4
. 4,i
6,i
Chicago
Los Angeles .
.526
.514
.455
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh ...
St. Louts
4
11
.412
8
Philadelphia ...
.344 10
Wednesday's Results
Chicago 7, Philadelphia 5
San Francisco 6. Milwaukee 3
Los Anreles 8 (Cincinnati 4 (1st)
Cineinanti 7, Los Angeles 5 (2nd)
st. iiouis li, nttshurgn l
Thursday's Probable Pitchers
Pittsburgh at St. Louis (night)
riaaaix (2-3) vs. Mcuaruei
Friday's Gaines
Milwaukee at Philadelphia (night)
Cincinnati at nttsburgn (mgnt)
St. Louis at Chicago
San Francisco at Los Angeles
(mgnt)
American League
W.
21
22
... 20
. 15
... 17
13
13
. 12
L.
11
13
15
16
20
19
20
19
Pet
.656
.629
.571
.467
.459
.419
.394
.387
GB
Cleveland
Chicago
Baltimore
Kansas City
2 V
5,i
6,4
Washington
tsoston
8
8',3
Detroit
New York
Oil
Wednesday's Results
Kansas City 8, Boston Z
Detroit 13. New York 6
Cleveland 5, Washington 3 (night)
Chicago s, Baltimore 2 (night)
Friday's Games
Chicago at Kansas City (night)
Detroit at Cleveland
New York at Baltimore (night)
Washington at Boston (night)
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
W. L. Pet
GB
Sacramento 25
10
14
17
16
19
17
IB
21
.714
San Diego 20
.588
500
.484
.472
.352
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Spokane .. 17
Vancouver ... 15
Phoenix 17
7',i
8
8tf
Portland 14
Salt Lake 12
Seattle 13
9
.387 11
.382 11 i
Wednesday's Results
Sacramento 6, Phoenix 2
San Diego 2, Salt Lake 0
Vhmiiim. it Gnnlr... 4
Portland 5. ieattle 4 (15 innings)
NORTHWEST LEAGUE
W. L.
Salem 18 8
Eugene 11 8
Wenatchee 13 13
Lewiston 12 12
Yakima 11 13
Tri-City 8 17
Pet
.666
.579
.500
500
.458
.320
GB
2 ',4
4
4
5
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Wednesday's Results
Lewiston 8. Tri-City 4
Eugene 5, Wenatchee 0
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ened violence if a payoff was
not forthcoming.
At the close of the day-long
hearing, Dr. Dan Kilroy,
commission chairman, order
ed transcripts submitted to the
Los Angeles district attorney.
the California attorney gen
eral and the U. S. attorney's
office here to determine if
any possible action" should
be taken.
The names of both Frank
(Blinky) Palermo, Philadelph
ia fight manager, and under
world figure Frankie Carbo
both figured in the testimony
of such witnesses as Jackie
Leonard, Hollywood fight
promoter.
Refuse To Testify
Neither Dragna nor Sica
had anything tov say to the
commission.
They - invoked the Fifth
Amendment a total of 22
times during the afternoon
session of the hearing, and
Sica once claimed he had dif
ficulty hearing earlier testi
mony because of an ear in
jury received when shot in
the head.
Leonard told the commis
sion he received a telephone
call before the Dec. 5 fight
here in which Jordan won
the title from Virgil Akins.
He said that at the time Pa
lermo said, "We are in for
one-half of the fight."
The promoter said he be
came concerned and told Don
Nesseth, Jordan's manager,
when they were at lunch with
Truman Gibson, then the pres
ident of the former Interna
tional Boxing club.
He described the demand
for a portion of the purse.
Gibson's reaction, Leonard
testified, was to say, "You're
crazy-they wouldn't do any
thing like that. Tell him to
go to hell."
Creterian Bills
Title Bout TV
Craterian theatre defin
itely will have television
presentation' of the Floyd
Patterson -Ingemar Johans
son world heavyweight title
boxing bout, Robert Cor
bin. Manager here for Ore
gon California Theatres re
ported today.
The bout is slated for
Thursday, June 25. and will
be seen on the Craterian
screen at 6 p.m. There will
be no home television of
the fight.
Tickets for theatre TV of
the fight probably will go
on sale next week, Corbin
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Trout Fishing
Outlook Good
At Willow Lake
Portland tDPD The weekly
report on fishing conditions
prepared by the State Game
Commission: '
Southwest: North Umpmia
reservoirs slow for trout but
should improve if weather
gets better; spring chinook
fishing poor to fair in main
Umpqua and fair to good in
North Umpqua.
Tenile lake still good for
trout; bar too rough at Win
chester bay; salmon angling
at Coos Bay bar poor last
weekend.
Willow creek reservoir
good in Jackson county: out
look poor in Rogue system;
salmon catches improving in
Grants Pass area; Floras and
Garrison lakes should be good.
Central: East fork Hood riv
er only fair to good In Mt.
Hood aria; McClure lake ex
cellent from bank with single
eggs; Deschutes river evening
fly fishing in Oak Springs
and Maupin areas excellent;
Wickup reservoir good on
troll; Odell lake fair to good;
Ochoco reservoir good on
troll; Pelton reservoir fair to
good; few large brown trout
taken at Suttle lake on troll;
Metolius river good in fly
fishing area; Deschutes above
Bend good on troll and below
Bend fair to good on flies in
late afternoon and evening;
Little Deschutes river good;
only poor to fair fishing ex
pected in Klamath area.
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Cn.
iltMCajsi'
SMOOTH AS SILK
Kessler
J' the Sioux Indian.