Thur., June 16, 1960 The Newt-Review, Roieburg, ; Or. 9
SWEDISH COWBOY Inremar Johansson takes (he work '
ont of roadwork ridinr a white charier in the rolling
countryside near Grossinrer's. Champion is a fine horseman.
Senate Committee Watching
For Rackets In Title Fight
WASHINGTON (AP) - Senate
investigators said today they are
watching for any moves by racke
teers to cash in on the Johansson
Patterson heavyweight champ
ionship bout next Monday.
Sen. Estes Kefauver (D-Tenn)
told a reporter he had authorized
this scrutiny.
Kefauver heads the Senate An
titrust and Monopoly subcommit
tee now investigating underworld
influence in professional boxing.
Two days of public hearings which
ended Wednesday concluded the
first phase of the study.
Rand Dixon, the subcommittee's
chief counsel, charged that boxing
is "rotten from top to bottom"
and needs federal regulation.
Champ To .Sptak
The subcommittee already had
disclosed that Ingemar Johansson,
the Swedish world heavyweight
champion, and Floyd Patterson will
be witnesses in later hearings on
alleged irregularities concerning
the promotion side of their first
pout a year ago. i
Kefauver said he felt it
it was only
Emeralds Move
Back Into Lead
By THE ASSOCIATES PRESS
Eugene's Emeralds scrambled
back into a percentage lead in the
Northwest League Wednesday
night on the strength of an 8-7 win
over Wenatchee and Yakima's
split doubleheader with Tri-Cities.
Yakima, which lost the first
game 12-9 and won the nightcap
1-0, still holds a half game edge
over the Emeralds in the won-lost
columns. However, its won-lost
percentage is .623, compared to
.625 for Eugene.
Game Called
In other league action, Salem
and Lewiston fought to a 4-4 tie
through 11 innings. The contest
was finally called because of the
curfew. The game will be replayed
later. ,
Jerry Robinson's two-run single
tied it for Eugene at 6-6 in the
seventh frame of its fracas with
the Chiefs at Wenatchee.
Robinson scored the go-ahead
run on an infield single and an
infield out, then Mcl Kranse sin
gled home the fourth run of .he
inning. Wenatchee managed to get
one tally back in the bottom of the
seventh, but couldn't score again.
Tom Agosta cleaned up on Yaki
ma pitching in 'he Bears' first
game with Tri-Cities at Wenal
chee. He got four-for-four at the
plate, including two homers,
scored four runs and drove in five
Braves' newcomer Duke Durden
slammed a solo hoinerun in the
third. Tippy Johnson got a two-run
homer for the Bears in the first
frame.
Two-Hitter Pitched
Yakima won the second game
on Bob Wedin's two-hitter. Johnson
scored the Bears' run in the sixth
on an error, an infield out and
singles by Denis Menke and Mcr
ritt Ranew.
Lewiston, trailing Salem 4-3, tal
lied the tieing run in the eighth
stanza, then loaded the bases in
the ninth but couldn't score. They
battled through two more scoreless
innings until the league curfew
rule forced the clubs to stop.
The same teams meet Thursdav1
night, with Salem and Lewiston
playing a doubleheader.
logical that "if we look at the
first Johansson-Patterson bout, we
should also look at the other."
: John G. Bonomi, Dixon's asso
ciate counsel, added that "all as
pects of every important bout" are
under scrutiny.
During the two days of hear
ings': 1. Former middleweight champ
ion Jake LaMotta related that he
had lost a fixed fight in 1947 to
Billy Fox. He said he turned down
a $100,000 -bribe offer, but agreed
to lose in return for the promise
of a future chance, at the title he
finally won in 1949.
Mitchtl'i Lips Staled
2. Irving Mischel, a convict' and
former money lender in the under-,
world, swore he has been threat
ened with harm if he tells what
he knows of mobsters' money deals
in the boxingb business. He in
voked the Fifth Amendment.
3. New York police detective
Frank Marrone, a specialist in box
ing rackets, testified that racketeer
Frankie Carbo is the undisputed
overlord of professional boxing.
Marrone said Carbo has delegated
iron hand powers to mobster Frank
(Blinky) Palermo to run the sport j
until Carbo finishes a two-year pris- j
on sentence for undercover activi
ties in boxing.
Sen. Philip A. Hart (D-Mich),
who presided at the hearings while
Kefauver was in Tennessee, told
a newsman it is too early to say
whether federal controls are needed.
Pressmen Once Laughed
At Ingemar, Not Now
GROSSINGER, N. Y. (AP) A
year ago, before he took the
heavyweight title from Floyd Pat
terson, Ingemar Johansson told
newsmen he was going to finish
up his training five days before
the ' battle and "let strength and
power flow into my body.
"Every day I rest 1 will get
stronger and stronger," said the
Swede, an unknown quantity then.
Most everyone at the press con
ference snickered..
Well, Ingemar told us the same
thing ' Wednesday, just five days
before his return title bout with
Patterson in the Polo Grounds
Monday.
No one laughed.
Ring Record
Fight Results
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
San Francisco Carlos Ortiz,:
137',a, New York, outpointed Dili-!
lio Loi, 140, Milan, Italy, 15. (Or
tiz retained world junior welter
weight championship).
Chatham, N. B. Yvon Durelle,
190, Baie Ste. Anne. N. B., award
ed decision over Roy Batey, 210, '
New York. (Batey disqualified in
ninth round). ;
Toronto Joe (Buzz) Shaw,
New York, stopped Johnny Woods,
Pittsburgh, 2. (welterweights).
Lombard Still Our '
PORTLAND (AP) - Dick Lom
bard has failed to regain con
sciousness since being struck in
the head by a pitch at a baseball
game here May 30.
Lombard suffered a skull frac
ture, and remains on the critical
list at Portland Sanitarium. Lom
bard, a student at Portland Uni
versity, was injured in a City
League game.
A benefit game will be played
here June 25, and the sponsors
are hoping for a crowd of 10,000. ;
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