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"-fi?!iS 1 i 5 Airrestei ddh CracMoivon on Prizefight (CorraopftDODn "Washington (UPD - Frankie garbo, notorious underworld boss of boxing, and Truman K. Gibson Jr., the fight game's top promoter, are un der , FBI arrest today, along with three other boxing" fig ures, in an unprecedented fed eral crack-down on prizefight corruption. They are charged with try ing to 'muscle in" on the earnings and career of welter weight champion Don Jordan with threats of violence in the 10-count indictments against each. Others arrested in the FBI round-up were Frank (Blinky) . Palermo, well known Phila delphia boxing manager; Jo seph Sica, a Los Angeles sports promoter, and Louis Tom Drana. described as" a West Covina, ffalif., book! maker. Co-Conspixator ' . "4 ' In addition, William Daly, fight manager of Englewood, N. J., was named as a co-con spirator but not as a defend ant. If the five indicted are found guilty they face long Friends Seek D'Ama to Return New. York (UPD Certain friends of Cus D'Amato were urging the beleagured fight manager today to return from Puerto iRico in time for next Tuesday's hearing before the New York State Athletic Com mission. Unless the pilot of former heavyweight champion Floyd Patterson . does appear, his manager's license doubtlessly will be revoked. DAmato apparently is the last in the parade of witnesses for the hearing, which is in vestigating the strange promo tion of the June 26 fight, wherein Sweden's Ingemar Johansson won the heavy weight crown from Patterson, Go! ri Our 1960 Line Will Be 1- Here in Just 2 Weeks! ". DISCOUNTS up to 1200 BIG SAVINGS - BIG DISCOUNTS BUY NOW ONE Brand New Car Left 1 959 Cadillac Sedan DeVille - Turquoise color, fully, equipped. New price $6,674.10 We Will Discount Up To ...$900.00 prison terms or heavy fines, or bom. - Announcing the arrests Tuesday night, the justice de partment said the roundup was part of a drive against underworld infiltration into the sport. ".The. indictments were hand ed down by ja. federal grand jury at Los Angeles Tuesday. The indictments charge that the five defendant! threat ened physical harm and vio lence against Donald Paul Nesseth of . Covina, Calif., manager of welterweight champion Jordan. Also threat ened was Jackie Leonard, a Los Angeles fight promoter, who refused to cooperate in the alleged muscling-in. ONE USED '59 CADILLAC . Just Traded in on 6C 1959 Cadillac 4-Dr.-Beige color, Fulty equipped. Driven only 3 months. Like new condition Save $1,200.00 FIVE Buick Demonstrators 159 BUICK USABRE 2 dr. hardtop. Black New $4091.00, NOW . . ,-$3395.00 This was Dei Berg's car Only 7482 Miles 19S9 BUICK INVECTA 4 dr. hardtop. Green New $4180.00, NOW $3495.00 This was Wes McKensie's car Only 6257 Miles 1959 BUICK ELECTRA 4 dr. hardtop. White New $4241.00, NOW.. . $3395.00 - This was Norm Burk's car Only 7546 Miles 1959 BUICK ELECTRA 4 dr. sedan. Silver Birch. New $4763.00, NOW.. $3795.00 This was R. A. Skinner's Car Only 10,500 Miles 1959 BUICK ELECTRA 2 dr. hardtop! White New $4341.00, NOW...i ..... $3595.00 This was Mrs. Skinner's Car Only 1325 Miles BUICK-CADILLAC 143 South Riverside Medford Craig Will Go Against Cards St. Louis-ttiPD-Walt Alston, rmanager of. the second-place Los Angeles Dodgers, planned to use Roger Craig (9-5) to night against the St, Louis Cardinals, following "one of those days." "You run into days like this," Alston said after the Dodgers' 11-10 loss to the Cards Tuesday night. "We just couldn't get .them out. The St. Louis defense was tough and the field was not as soft as it was in San Francisco. "Alex Grammas made three fine plays at short and Stan' Musial a nice one at first." The Dodgers stormed into first place in the National league after beating the Giants three games in a row. Today, they were one full game behind the defending champion Milwaukee Braves who Tuesday night trimmed Pittsburgh 5-3. BOWLING LADY ELKS NO. ONE Standings: W. Team Five .."...... 8 Team Eight 5 Trioettes - , 5 Team Four 4 Stagettes .: 4 Team One .. . 3 Team Six .... ; 2 Team Seven 1 Results: Team Five (A. Thompson 469) 1193: Team Eight (B. HazleU 56) 1266. Trioettes (F. Bittl? 404) 1156: Team. Four (L. Jantzer 572) 1235. Staeettes v. lusk 464) 123a: Team One (E. Luman 404) 1203. Team Six (T. Isaacs 440) 1147: Team Seven (L. Nelley 422) 1184. ' High gum Lorraine Jantzer 210, Virginia Lusk 185. . High series Lorraine Jantzer 572. 'Split conversions Thelma Is aacs 5-4; Nellie Dyke 3-10. - WOMEN'S CLASSIC LEAGUE Standings: W. L. Cummins Diesel 6 2 Baltimore Choice Over Lion Eleven ' Br EARL WRIGHT United Press International The Baltimore Colts, "de fending National Football league champions, are . 9V& point favorites to defeat the Detroit Lions Sunday when they begin ' defense of the "Western division title in the Maryland city. The New York Giants, de fending Eastern Di v i s i o n champions, are three i point underdogs for their season opener with the Rams in the Los Angeles Coliseum Satur day night. . .; The Cleveland Browns also begin their campaign Satur day night. Coach Paul Brown's Cleveland Club, which has won Eastern honors seven times in nine seasins since en tering the league, is a three point choice to down the Steelers at Pittsburgh. The Chicago Bears, Chica go Cardinals and San Fran cisco Forty-Niners are fa vored in Sunday's other open ers. The Bears are favored over the Packers at Green Bay by 6V2 points. The Cardinals are favored over the Washing ton Redskins by four at Chi cago. The Forty-Niners are ! two-point choices for their j game with the Philadelphia Eagles at San Francisco. Sport Parade By OSCAR FRALEY United Press International Pick's Apparel Medford Cleaners Ross Lumber ..... Crater Inn Motel Jorgensen's' Dairy Team Three Wooden Shoe 6 5 - 4i ,: 4 4 4 -34 Beck's Bakery :. 3 Hawkinson's Tire . Crater Logging Union Club .... 3 3 .. 2 2 3 3'i 4 4 4 44 5 5 5 6 Results: Hawkins 2 (L. Cornelius 532) 2366: Beck's 2 (G. Riggs 534) 2390. Pick's 3 (V. Coats 491) 2356; Medford Cleaners 1 (C. Lowd 501) 2237 Crater Inn 3 (T. Farrer 559) 2439; Team Three 1 (E. . Sessions 490) 2338 ' Union Club 1 (V. Cummings 518) 2402; Cummins 3 (S. Daigle 554) 2462. " " . Crater Logging 3 (L. Jantzer 492) 2337; Wooden Shoe 1 (L. Learning 538) 2325. ' Jorgensen's 1 (R. Barr 538) 2298; Ross Lumber 3 (E. Baker 591) 2382. High games: D. Paul 218: T. Far Tar 209; T. Tolles 221; H. Barr 214; E. Baker 204. High series L. Cornelius 532; G. Riggs 534; T. Farrar 559; S. Daigle 554; L. Learning 538; B. Barr 538; E. Baker 591. , Split conversions M. Little 4J5-7; T. Farrar 2-7; L. Sacchi 5-10; E Sessions 4-5-7; J. Frohreich 5 10: M. Langston 5-7; N. Burroughs 7-10 and 8-7. ' VICTORY LEAGUE Standings: Hal's Flying "A" Ping's - Gardens Bateman's Insurance Medford Motors Quality' Market The orpnans Jackson County Federal Team Fourteen . Van Lee's , - Pioneer Cafe W. 10 ,.10 -.10 . 9 . 8 7 6 5 4 4 4 3 2 2 L. 2 2 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 8 8 9 10 10 Chuck's Market U S. National Bank Viking Sewing Machine Results: U. S. Bank "OP. Gardner 423 ) 1826; Orphans 4 (I. Luman 393) 1978. - Hillyer 3 (E. Johnson 462) 2029; Viking 1 IV. Corby 466) 1981. Bateman's 4 (L. Jantzer 499) 2244; J. C. Federal 0 (E. Lenz 474) 2044. Chuck's 0 (A. Hoffman 469) 2039; Medford Motors 4 (E. Sessions 524) ,-. Hal's 3 (Hi Clark 522) 2163; Pio neer 1 (V. Bateman 477) 2106. Quality 4 (M. Sullivan 475) 2005; Team Fourteen 0 (B. Mahan 470) 1890. - Van Lee's 1 (C. Rhodes 490) 2074; Ping's 3 (K.. Smith 480) 2128. High games H. Clark 199. E. Sessions 198, L. Jantzer 193, V. Corby 190. ! High series H. Clark 522 Split Conversions E. Johnson 9-7, B. Moade 3-9-10. CRATER LAKE LEAGUE standinrs: Ellis Market ... - Mechanic's Laundry Haupert Tractor City Han U. S. National Bank Earl and Roy'a United Grocers Medord, Neon Stevens Auto1 Parts Mann's Dept. Store O. K. Market Moore Steel . L. 6'i 7 . 7 8 8 9 10 " 11 9 11 8'i ll'.i 7 13 2 18 W. 13 i 13 13 12 12 11 10 9 Results: r '- - U.S. Bank 4 (S. Doty 618) 2411; Moore' Steel 0 - (R. Edwards 529) 2162. . - " City Hall 1 (B. La Roque.556) 2460; Mechanics Lndry. 3 (G. Culy 586) 2507i' Haupert 1 (H. Newland 529) 2310; Mann's Store 3 (G. Owsley 541) 2415. 1 United Grocers 4 (A.-Berth 521) 2424; O. K. Mkt. D (D. Copeland 504) 2207. " " Earl 8c Boy's 3 (H. Vessey Jr. 502) 2336; Medford Neon 1 (K. Clark 566) 2295. Ellis Mkt. 3 (D. Kline 546) 2349; Stevens' 1 (E. Sybrand 458) 2184. Drag Races For Charity Drag racers will race for charity this Sunday, Sept. 27 at the third annual United Fund races being held at the Camp White strip. ' '. . All proceeds from the meet, sponsored by Southern Oregon Timing asscociation, will go to the United Medford Cru sade and the Ashland-Talent Youth fund. The southern Or egon . cities are now engaged in their annual United Fund campaigns. SOTA officials announced that this meat will wind up the season of drag racing ac tivities. Competition will be held in all classes and trophies will be presented to all class, win ners and other special awards will be given. A $25 Savings bond has been posted on the strip gasoline record of 145.63 mph, held by Warren Welch, Reno, Nev. Time trials will open at 9 a.m. and eliminations will be staged after lunch. The strip is located seven miles north of Medford off highway 62. Jeff, Medford Knotted in Poll Portland - Medford and Jefferson of Portland re mained tied this week; in the Associated Press high school football rating poll. - - Medford polled nine first place votes to six by Jefferson but Jeff picked up enough second place ballots to tie. The rankings: . ' : Points 1 Jefferson (2-0) 140 1. Medford (2-0) ,. 140 3. Pendleton (2-0) : 102 6. North Bend (2-0) ... 65 5. Marshfield (1-1) 82 6. North Bend (2.0) v 65 7. South Salem (1-1) J 33 8. South Eugene (2-0) .- 30 9. Grants Pass (1-1) .. . 26 New York - (DPD Fraley's follies and the week end foot ball "winners" - with some odd ideas on doings in the muscle mart. GAME OF THE WEEK Northwestern over Oklaho ma This one will prove out Northwestern's Big Ten hopes as the Wildcats unveil their two-ton attack Dick Thorn ton and Ron Burton - as 5V2 point underdogs. Oklahoma looks as rough as ever but the feeling here is that Northwest ern can spring the upset. Columbia over Brown - The blueplate special. Army over Boston College I like the Braves over the White Sox. Navy over W. & M. - But I'll take the Sox against the Dodgers or. Giants. . Also: Cornell over Colgate, Penn State over V.M.I., Bos ton U. over George. Washing ton, Dartmouth , over Holy Cross, Syracuse over Kansas, Penn over Lafayette, Rutgers over Princeton, Scranton over Muhlenberg, Gettysburg over Bucknell, Buffalo over Tern pie, Yale over Connecticut, Harvard over Massachusetts, Lehigh ' over Delaware and Maine over Rhode Island. : Notre Dame over North Carolina College football should adopt the "sudden death" overtime. Ohio State over Duke - Fat girls in ski pants always re mind me of circus tents. Michigan over Missouri - The guy who makes Paul Anderson a heavyweight chal lenger could make Eddie Ar caro. a pro basketball star. Also: Indiana over Illinois, Wisconsin over Stanford, Min nesota over Nebraska, Michi gan State over Texas Aggies, Cincinnati over Dayton, Mar quette over Detroit, Kansas State over South Dakota State. The West 1 USC over Pitt - As a sport, I rate bundling over curling. Iowa over California - La crosse is still just a lot of bag gataway to me. Air Force over Wyoming -The "beanball," originated by the cavemen, has to be base ball's oldest pitch. Also: Washington over Ida ho Oregon over Utah, Baylor over Colorado, Iowa State over 'Denver, Washington State over San Jose State, Brigham Young over Fresno PORTLANDERS WIN Clearwater, Fla. -(UPB- Cal ico Cat of Portland, behind the three-hit pitching of Jack Hutchison, defeated Baltimore 3-0 in the World Softball tour ney Tuesday. Jake Farland, who homered in Portland's first win Monday, hit another home run Tuesday. 10. Albany (2-0) ..: -.. 20 Others West Linn 17; Lincoln, Klamath Falls and Vale 12; Gre sham 11: North Salem 9; La Grande; 6 Astoria 5; Dallas and Yoncalla 2; WUlamina and Benson 1 . CLEAN. ..CLEAN CLEAN... 77 ;""T' r-TLT" T ""r? ! - Ifci . ri L. a . 11 1 -i iTtAmw -That's the super-dry taste you get when you make your . 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