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Newspaper Page TextColorado on NCAA Probation School's Quick Action Decreases Penalty By CARROLL P. TROSCLAIR New Orleans -4JPD- The Na tional Collegiate Athletic as sociation (NCAA) Friday placed the University of Colo rado on a two-year probation, but patted the school on the back at the same time. The probation prohibits the Buffalo football team from participating in NCAA cham pionships, bowl games or tele vised games. Walter Byers, executive di rector of the NCAA, said there was "no question that the pen alty would have been a great deal more severe" except for the prompt and efficient way Webfoot Baseballers Whip Idaho Eugene -IUPD- The Oregon Ducks combined 12 hits, in cluding three home runs, and 16 walks for a 16-6 win over the Idaho Vandals in a North ern Division baseball game here Friday. Idaho also committed four errors. The victory was the 19th in 25 decisions for Oregon and was its first win in three starts in the division. The loss left the Vandals with a 2-3 record in the division. Leon Hayes, Dave Moore and Ray Haroldson each col lected two-run homers for the Ducks. Hayes drove In five runs and Moore batted in two runs. Bob Christiansen went the nine-inning distance to pick up the victory. He gave up 13 hits to Idaho. Denny Grant was the losing pitcher. unescores! Idaho 200 000 301 6 13 4 Oregon 141 261 Olx 16 12 2 Grant, Huizinga (4), Michalson (6i and McQueeny. Novotny 161; Christiansen and Haroldson, Jen acn t7l. Comet-s Knot Hockey Series Edmonton, Alta. - (UPD -Spokane Comets raced from behind Friday night to de feat the Edmonton Flyers 7-4 in the sixth game of the West ern Hockey league playoff se ries. The win tied the scries at three victories each with a Saturday night game to de cide the title. UCLA BEATS OSU Los Angeles - (UPD UCLA's varsity crew Saturday defeat ed Oregon State by a length and one-quarter over the 2,-000-meter Ballona Creek course. UCLA covered the dis tance in 6:23.2. CEDAR 2x48' LOW GRADE at (Q) CHENEY Central TRAIL The KIT Olympia can easily be your new home. We know there is an OLMPIA to fit you and your budget. Join your friend in mobile home living. LOOKIT the VALUE! IOOKIT the VARIETY! IOOKIT the SAVINGS! LOOKIT the QUALITY Now at WALKER THE WEEPER'S. 1243 South Riverside SPring 2-8239 Colorado handled the case once it became aware of it. The NCAA placed most of the punishment blame on Ev erett (Sonny) Grandelius. whom Colorado fired as head football coach last month after an investigation of an alumni "slush fund." Grandelius tock the Buffa loes to the Orange Bowl last season and ran up 21 victories Tork Sets New Pole Vault Record Walnut, Calif. - (UP1) -Marine Lieutenant Dave Tork Saturday exceeded the out door world record for pole vault and became the second man in history to clear 16 feet when he soared over 16 feet 2 inches at the fourth annual Mt. San Antonio Re lays. The 27-year-old Tork, who hadn't even cleared 15 until last year, cleanly vaulted over the bar on his second attempt at the magic height. It was the highest vault ever recorded - indoors or out - and only the fourth over the once "impossible" figure of 16 feet. Another Ma rine, John Uelses, became the first person in history to pass the barrier when he did it last Feb. 2 at an indoor meet in New York. ' Tork's vault came late in the day after the other events had long finished and was witnessed by only about a hundred spectators. It over shadowed the first sub-four minute mile in history by for mer University of Oregon star Jim Grelle who ran 3:59.9. Grelle's clocking was only the fourth mile under four minutes run by an American citizen. Tornado Netters Defeat Crater; GP, Tiff Monday Medford high's Black tor nado tennis can claim an un beaten season in Southern Or. egon conference dual match es if it can get by Grants Pass high on Monday. The Tornado kept unmar rcd in net contention with a 7 to 0 decision over Crater on Friday. The match at Grants Pass, originally set for yesterday, was postponed until Monday, because of the bad weather;" It will end the Tornado's dual slate. The district tennis meet is scheduled next Friday at Southern Oregon college. Longest tussle in the Med ford Crater match on Fri day saw Ron Grimes, Med ford, and Robert Bruce, Cra- POSTS iC Each Each STUD MILL Point mm mx against only 8 losses at the school. The NCAA charged he "con ceived and originated" the "slush fund" to provide finan cial aid to 21 football players from 1959 to 1961. Assistants Out His chief assistant, John Pol onchek, was accused of oper ating the fund. Grandelius, Polonchek and three other as- A former West Virginia University Athlete, Tork has been in the Marines for the past four years. His previous all-time best was 1 5-8 1 i last month when he pushed Uelses to the first 16-foot outdoor vault at the Santa Barbara Relays. Tork's 16-2 mrk bettered both Uelses' height set at Santa Barbara on March 31 and the recognized outdoor record of 15-10V4 held by George Davies, Scottsdale, Ariz., and achieved in 1961 at Boulder, Colo. Davies was in the field today and cleared 15-7 along with George Pratt. However, both failed in their three attempts at 16-2. The 6-foot tall Tork took only three previous vaults during the long competition before clearing 16-2. He was successful on his first vaults at 15 feet and 15-7 and then missed once on his first try at 16-2. His vault was the 12th meet record set during the relays, approached only in Import ance by Gelle's performance. Now competing for Los An geles Track Club, the 25-year-old Greele needed a :58.9 gun lap to squeeze in under four minutes. tcr, go three sets with Grimes emerging as winner. RESULTS: Single!, Mike Naumes. M. def. Les Dewey, C. 6-0, 6-1; Lee Wilmbe.-ley, M, def. Mike Cardner, C. 6-1. 6-0; Ron Grimes, M. def. Robert Bruce, C, 2-6. 6-2. 6-4: Tom barker. M. def. Cliff Pinkham, C. 6-4. 6-1; Larry Smith, M. def. Mike Turner, C. 6-1. 6-2. Doubles Gary Highland and Chria Ras musien def. Dewey and Gardner, 6-2. 6-0; Jim Yoder and Nick Ras musaen def. Turner and Pinkham, 6-4. 6-1. Ruth Jessen, Mickey Wright Share Women's Golf Tourney Lead Augusta, Ga. - (UPD - A pair of long - ball hitting blondes, Ruth Jessen of Seattle, Wash., and defending champion Mic key Wright of Dallas, both shot two under par 70's Saturday to share the third round lead in the 23rd annu al women's titleholdcrs golf tournament. The Misses Jessen and Wright finished with identical 218s for a three stroke lead over seven - times - champion Patty Berg of St. Andrews, 111., in this ladies version of the Masters. They had been locked in a five - way tie for second, five strokes behind Barbara Romack of Sacramento, Calif., after the first 36 holes yester day. But both made up ground in a hurry today and pulled away from the pack. SHIPS FOR SCHOOLS New York - IUPD -Some waterfront cities may solve their shortage of classroom space in the future by using obsolete ships. T i s h man Realty is weighing plans to convert old ships into schools and berth them at piers. N at WALKER IK. WEEPERS MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OREGON sistants allegedly involved in the fund are out at Colorado. Byers called the Colorado violations "one of the most serious cases to come before the NCAA council." He ranked the probation with the severe punishments previously given the universities of Kentucky. Indiana, Auburn and North Carolina State. In other action the NCAA: -Censured, without penalty, the University of Missouri be cause an alumni member bought a plane ticket for a prospective athlete. -Declined to cut a three year probation against New Mexico State. School officials Friday showed the NCAA that only 6 and not 7 boys had played football without being admitted in accordance with the university's "printed" reg ulations. The New Mexico probation was handed down in January. The NCAA policy-directing committee ended its spring meting here Friday. SO Golfers Whip OCE Southern Oregon college golf team overwhelmed Ore gon college 14Vi to 'i Fri day in a mi.tch at Rogue Val ley Country club. It was the second dual win against no losses for the Raid ers. SOC's Gordon Marlatt was the medalist with a 74 and Bob Jones followed for the Raiders with an 80. Terry Smith stroked an 80 for the Wolves. Southern Oregon will en- counted University of British Columbia at RVCC next Fri day. RESULTS: Gordon Marlatt. SO. def. Tarrv Smith. OCE. 3-0; Bob Jones, SO, def. Jim Dixon, OCE. 3-0; Ron Gelchell. SO, def. Del Squire. OCE. 3-0: Bill Gilmer.' SO. def. Pevton KieuBiirn, vt-E,, a-u; UHrv pnilllps, SO, def. Dick Hansen, OCE. 2'-',. BOWLING SPORTSMAN'S LEAGUE Butte Kails Gen. Store (46'j 17ir) 4, Darwin Moore 391; Apple ante Investment. (36-28) 0, LeRoy WlR-lltlBLKPr O.JU. Breeount Brothers (441i-192) 4. Skip Breeount 538; Kline Logging (18-461 0, Dave Holder 484. Butte Falls Shell (43-21) 3. Bill Harris 352; First Christian Church Two 123-41) 1. Vaughn Keyser 523. Brookhurst Subdivision (37-27) 4, Marvin Slavens 579; Hert Pegasus (21-431 0. Ray Bitter). ns 428. Hlllyer Oil (34-30) 3. Mel HUkey 344; First Christian Church One 132-32) 1. Keith Templeman 427. Hunter's Tavern i25-39i 2. Gor don Sen u It 336: Slack Logging (24 40) 1. Vic Oswald 486. A. J. Powell 230. Marvin Slavens 218. Darwin Moore 213; Brook hurst Subdivision 3037. (Sportsman's League plavoff, sweeper and awards Friday night. May 4.) BOWLING BELLES McLaren Shell Oil (45-fl) 1. Mary Jo Harris 456; Southern Oregon Tallow (37-27) 3. Elva Penwell 471. Roethler Chevron (34-30) 2, Doris Price 488; Trowbridge Elec tric (27!a-363) 3. Georgia Russell 462 Pat and Mike's Builders Supply (81 ',-32',) 3. Louise Patterson 462; Mail Tribune Headliners 17 47 1 1. Peggyann Hutchinson 382. Lanell W.Ike 103. Doris Price 191 and 170; Southern Oregon Tal. low 2392. PACIFIC LEAGUE Linincer's (44-19) 4, M a r t iji Stockdale 349; Delia Pet Ranch (27-37i 0. Dick Walls 498. Coast To Coan S'.orcs (38-26) 3. Lee Corey 493; Ropuc Vending l22-42i 1, Johnnie TruJv 352. United Grocers 37-27i 3. How ard Clay 5t3; Wen's Alignment (32-32 1. Frank Boone 431. Baumer's Sheet Metal (35-29) 4, Eldred Jack 518; Korner Farm (34-301 0. Milt Sanderson 537. Public Health (25-:,t. 1. George Runyan 495; Oregon Veneer (25-39) 3, Doug Anderson 501. Howard Clay 223. Dick Risley 214, Don Johnson 212. CITY I.E A(i I'E Pine's i39-25i 4. Andy Anderson 344; Tic Toe Time Shop (31 '.a-32'j) 0. Mai Olson 315. Rarco Supply Co. (36-281 1, Dick Swan 561; First National Bnnk (33-31 1 3, Don Morehouse 543. A. L. (Tcxl Nash (35-20) 4. Gordy Senilis. 566: Silver Dollar Stamp (33-31 1 0. Bob Ayer 497. Snonoy, (33-29 1 2. E. J. Kelly 34fi: North Central Garage (33-31) 2. Dale Afkms 565. MAM Motors (34-30. 3. Chuck Hoyt 533; Wesiside Merchants (31 33 1. E J. Blind 380 Daucherty Lumber Co. (32-32) 3. Oalen Sanner 374; State Farm In aurance 3Ql7-333) I, Hal Allen 349. Crater Lake Motor (30-33') 2. Jim r arrar 549; Pacific Powrr fe Lifht 123-39) 2. Don Mulhn 534. Wctcr & Olson (30-331 1. Les Shorcv 542; Southern Oregon Bean rig 23-41 3. Chet Ashton 521. Dick Swan 223. EARLY Binil LtAGLE Bud EasUide Texaco '42-141 3. Stella Niedernieyer 306; Van Leei (29-27t 1. Ruth Pruitt 337. Rogue Vallry Construction (36', I9ll 2'. Maxinc Beatty 437; Tom Tom BoveraRe (35-21 ) 1 ' t, Pat Brnnck 433. Jav Allen (31-2.rn 2. Elenore Hol hrook 4H7; Enioe Electric (24-32J 2, Gudrun Dixon 471 Mechanics Laundrv 251a-30'i) 1 Barbara McCardell 391; Tallv Ho 24-3.ii 3 Colleen Baylor 494. William Bread i23-33i 3. Ruth Monicnl 445: Medford Hotel U0-46i I, Gavle Glovrr 431! nuth Monical 208. Pat WallfV 200, Ruth Pruitt 199; Bud's Eaat Blde Texaco 2180, liTMI I.KUilr. Sparr Tires '27,1-lfi',l 2. F.UIe Fddy 2B Shadows i22-22i 1. Jane Phillips 34V Gold Hillittei 24'j-mui 3. Nora Bailey 476; Gutter Dusters (16-28) I. Shirlcv Damon 301 Rollrttrs '24-20- 3 Norma Schell 4"ft. Sneakers 1 22-22 1 I. Norma Berhman 430. Monsters r 10-25 1 3. Vernne Bar ber 43: HI Lo s 22-22i 1. Alyct Brown 413 Nora Bailev 178. Alvre Brown 170 Elsie Eddie lt8; bold Hilllttes 1199 Poison Oak? Try Bottle of ZEMACOL Yu mutt b Mtittitd or yout ( atonty chtarfull refunded. Get s Mttle today at WUTERN THRIFT SPORTS ;l li Weather Postpones Encounters Weather playtd havoc over tha weak and with sports rants scheduled in this area. Bastball games postponed war tha Crater-Medford high and Aihland-Grants Pais var sity and Junior varsity actions and tha Prospect-Butt Falls vanity ancounter billed for Friday and tha Medford Grants Pass vanity tuisl listed for yesterday. Crater's junior vanity did not go to Klamath Falls Saturday. Senior high track victims on Friday were Ashland-Cra- ter and St. Mary's-Rogua Riv er. McLoughlin Junior high ninth did not go to South Grants Pass and Hidrick and McLoughlin seventh and eighth grades did not meat. NEW TIMES Ashland and Medford ten nis materiel with Grants Pass billed, respectively, for Fri day and Saturday alio ware postponed. Medford will entertain Cra ter at 4 p.m. Tuesday with jayvees to mix at Crater and will oppose Grants Pass on May 8. Tha Ashland-GP make up reportedly is sat for Tues day. Ashland trackman will go to Crater and St. Mary's to Rogue River for 3p.m. Tuesday meets. Madford ten nis players via at Grants Pass on Monday. Makeup of the Butte Falls data at Prospect in baseball is not settled. Tha two clubs have regular action set for Tuesday at Butte Falls. On tha college front three baseball games between Southern Oregon and Port land State colleges were call ed off and will be made up on May 11 and 12. Phoenix Victor in Track Over Eagle Point High Eaglie Point-Phoenix high with first places in 10 of the 14 events, downed Eagle Point 82Vi to 38V2 Friday in a track and field meet here. Mike Consbruck won three Another Fast Mile by Cox Hillsboro -(UPP-Wendcll Cox turned in a 4:26.3 mile, the third best in the stale, to lead Hillsboro to victory in a tri angular meet here Friday. It was his third sub 4:30 mile of the season. The Spartans scored 75'2 to Bend's 6P2. Centennial was third with 14. Dave Fletcher shared hon ors with Cox with a 9.9 100 yard dash and a 22.9 220. Sir Gaylord Sweeps To Victory in Stepping Stone Purse Louisville, Ky., - (UPD-Chrls Chcnery's Sir Gaylord, mak ing his first start in two months, swept to a length and a half victory over Sir Ribot today in the seven furlong Stepping Stone purse, final Kentucky Derby prep for both contenders. Overtaking Sir Ribot with less than an eighth of a mile to go, Sir Gaylord went the seven furlongs in 1:22 25, only two-fifths of a second off the Churchill Downs track record. Jockey Ismacl Valcnzucla then had the strapping son of Turn To finish the full Ken tucky Derby distance of a mile and a quarter in a fast 2:02 1S. Omaha Gets Win Over Louisville By Uniled Pren International Omaha tightened its grip on first - place in the Amer ican association last night by shutting out Louisville, 2 0. The night's two other games, Denver at Dallas Fort Worth, and Indianapolis at Oklahoma City, were post, poned because of rain. NEW INSTRUCTOR Newly appointed Instructor for Flight B of the 9417th Air Force Reserve squadron, Med ford, is Maj. Harlan N. May field, principal of the Roose velt elementary school, Grants Pass, who Is replacing Capt. William B. Hunter, superin tendent of schools, Butte Falls, who has resigned his position for an active duty assignment. LAWN MOWER SHARPENING SMALL ENGINE REPAIRING Parts and Service for Briggi Strotton , . . Cinton , . . lausen . . . and Others BIG Y FEED & SEED CO. 1948 Pacific Hwy. North LISTON By MILTON RICHMAN UPI Sports Writer New York itPP Sonny Lis ton blithely interpreted his latest ban more as a boon to day with the growing possi- Washington Favorable For Sonny United Press International The chairman of the Cali fornia athletic commission has voiced reluctance to grant a boxing license to Sonny Lis ton, but prospects appeared favorable Saturday for the Washington state athletic com mission to support a heavy weight championship bout between Liston and champion Floyd Patterson. "The status of Sonny Lis ton hasn't changed since he fought Eddie Machen here two years ago, Wilbur F. Lewis, chairman of the Wash ington state athletic commis sion, said Friday at Seattle. Liston was denied a boxing license in New York. The Se attle World's Fair along with Philadelphia and Washington, D. C, are reportedly being considered as alternate sites for the proposed September championship bout. Chairman Douglas Hayden of the California athletic com mission said in San Francisco that his group agreed with New York. "I don't feci that Liston has sufficiently rehabilitated him self," Hayden explained. "Nor has he made too much effort toward eliminating the people with whom he has been asso ciated." Hayden added that he felt Liston should first get "the services of an outstanding manager, with unquestionable reputation to handle his af fairs." t ir( ni. f- Ph. nix. Curt Harris nabbed two events and a share of another tnr- th Pirate nnrl Bnn Wil. liams was a double winner. Steve Geren took two con tests for Eagle Point. Consbruck was the victor in the broad jump, the 100 yard dash and the javelin. Harris won the two hurdle races and tied in the high jump with teammate Eugene Hill. Williams picked up his firsts in the discus and pole vault. Geren was winner of the 220 and 440 runs. The Eagles were without the services of Lew Whipple, hurdler and state champion high jumper, who was ill. RESULTS: Broad Jump M. Consbruck. P; R. Bolz, P: Ken Combs. P. 19-V High Jump Tie first. Hill and C. Harris. P: tie third. Campbell. P. and Vaughan. EP. 5-2. Pole vault Williams. P. Sauer, P. 10-9 High hurdles C. Harris. P; J. Johnson. P; Miller. EP. 16.1 . Discus Williams, P; Esp, P; Stock. EP. 127.4. 100 M. Consbruck, P; Stock, EP; V. Harris. P. 10.8 Mile Hudson. EP; Mala, P; Mc Dowell, P. 5:08. Shot put Granby. P; Bonner. EP: Gay P. 48-11. 440 Geren. EP; Vaughan, EP; Swlnsjle. P. 54.7. Low hurdles C. Harris. P: J. Johnson. P; Miller, EP. 22.1. 220 Geren, El; Williams, P; Henderson, EP. 24.2. 880 V. Harris. P; Hudaon, EP; Dcllavcn. EP. 2:115. Javelin M. Consbruck. P; Gran by. P: Hocffl. EP. 178-Pj. Relay Eagle Point (Stock. Hen derson, Vaughan, Gercnl 1:404. Wolves Subdue Eastern Oregon Uniltd Press International Oregon College of Educa tion scored a 2-1 win over Eastern Oregon in an Oregon Collegiate conference base ball game at Monmouth Fri day. The other conference con test matching Portland State and Southern Oregon at Port land was postponed because of wet grounds. 50-YEAR MAN Stockton, Calif.-(UPD-Satch-el Paige has nothing on pitch er Doug Woods, who has start ed his 50th year in Softball circles. Woods, who started pitching Softball in Chicago In 1912, says he has hurled 69 no-hitters and has pitched two games in which he struck out all the batters. His ambition is to pitch one more no-hitler so he can round out ti is total at 70. Woods can concentrate on pitching this year. He was re tired last year as a technician at the Stockton state hospital. Phone SP 3-3160 REGARDS BAN AS BOON bility that the Flj.,d Patter son fight now will be shifted to "my home gi lund" in Phil adelphia. The Pennsylvania athletic commission wa9 among the first to sanction Liston Friday following the New York coin- mission's refusal to license the hulking. 28-year-old challeng er because of his criminal rec ord and habit of associating with underworld figur Liston also was promptly welcomed by official boxing groups in Chicago, Washing ton, D.C., and Seattle. But it was considered something of a foregone con clusion that the multi-million dollar heavyweight title fight will eventually be held in Lis- Oregon Runners Fail To Break 4-Minute Mile Eugene (1IPH - Four Orpffon runners failed in their as- sault on the four - minute mile here Saturday but American record holder Dy rol Burleson turned in a 4: 02.5 effort for the best col lege mark of the season. The mile race was the fea ture event of a dual track meet in which Oregon defeat ed Washington State 98-45. The meet was run off un der poor weather conditions, including a 10 - minute hail storm that broke during the 880-yard run. The milers ran in a 45-de-gree temperature with winds varying from three to 12 miles an hour. Despite the threatening weather, 5,500 persons turn ed out in hopes of seeing Burleson break his American record of 3:57.8 or one of three other Webfoots get under four minutes. Washington State Coach Jack Mooberry gave Oregon permission to enter four men instead of the usual three in the race. Keith Forman finished sec ond in 4:06.2, Vic Reeve was third in 4:06.3 and Archie San numrai jr. was luuiin in uie sam,e ''"e-, . , D" Bcrtoia of Washing alalc w" 111111 111 the fastest time of his ca reer for the event. The tummarlei: 440 relay Oregon (Mel Ttonfro, Jtm Puckett, Jerry Tarr, Harry 1 FoMoCo Genuine d BRAKE LIKINGS Tjiler-mad design, precision ground uitaf qutlity 0 mtterials. At low ai arum Hiuininiieou MUFFLER SO 55 For all 1955 thru 1960 Fords, also 1954 8 Cl. 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S6-S1. iMeet record: old record 5-94, Steve Fryt, WSU, I9SS.ii Jerry Lanon, O.; John Cooley, WSU. 440 John Chaplin. WSU. 49 1: Roland Debore. WSU: Don Durrall. Javelin John Burni, o., 323-4: Les Tipton. O.; Bill Bridies. WSU Broad lump Jerry (.lose, u.. 23-9: Elif Fredrlckton. WSU: Mel Renfro, O. 10ft Hurry Jerome. O.. B.S: Glen Wolf. WSU: Hcrm McKee. wsu. High hurdles Jerry Tarr. O.. 13.9 (lies meet record by Dave Edstrom. O., 19601; Mel Renfro.O; no third. 880 Sir Ohlcmann. O.. 1:52.S: Glen Wolf, WSU; Jan Bentton, WSU. 220 Jim Puckelt. O.. 22 0; Glen Wolf. WSU: Roland Debore. WSU. Low hurdles Mel itenfro. o.. 2.1.1; Cd Anghllante, O.; Herm Mc Kee, Wau . Hop. step and Jump Ellf FYed- rlckson. WSU. 47-11 V. Jerry Close, O.: Peter Kaune. WSU. Pole vault Tie hetween Marty Frank, O.. and Wayne Wilson. WSU. 14 0; Nels Sleverson. WSU. Two-mile Mike Lehner. O.. 9-20.8; Barry Adama. O.; Gordon Klrkland. Wu. Dlacua Jerry Stubblrflcld, O.. 157-1: Carl Van Dorn. WSU; Bill Monti. WSU. Hlfh Jump Hank Wyborney, WSU. 8-8; Tarry Llewellyn, O.; no third. Mile relay Oregon Uerry Tarr. Harry Jerome. Sif Ohlamann, Keith Forman) 3:19.3. Team acoring Oregon 9S. Wash ington Stat 45. SWIMMING POOLS All sizes and types Easy Payment Plan 392 CLOVER IANE SP 2-9973 lining r..J rum MUFFLER For all 1949 thru 1953 Fords, also 1954 6 Cyl. Models. Inst. Ford "Econo-Power" BATTERIES $4 400 U T95 Dependable, low-cost performance. As low as Only Exch. AND OUT IN MINUTES! Hurry to . . . CRATER MOTORS D On Fir Between Main & 6th SP 3-7591 f 19E2 but Liston wasn't when in formed of his turn-down by the New York commission. 'It doesn't bother me at all," said the outspoken heavyweight challenger, who has been arrested 19 times and jailed twice. "I will con tinue to train as if nothing hrppened. 'A lot of friend:, sent tele grams to say how sorry they were, but it s Patterson they should feel sorry for, because now I II probably get to fight him in Philadelphia, and that's my home ground." Calltd Poor ExampU Not everyone felt sorry for Liston, however. Don Brennan, executive secretary of the Virginia ath letic commission, said the con troversial challenger provides a poor example for America's youngsters. "If he should become heavyweight champion,'1 Brennan declared, "profes sional boxing would be in a very bad state of affairs since the youth of America - of the entire world - look up to the world's heavyweight champi on." When Liston and Patterson signed contracts on March 16, the site for the fight wvs left unsettled although it was pretty much understood it would be held either a'. Yan kee Stadium, Sept. 17, or at the Polo Grounds, Sept. 26. Friday's rejection, howev er, meant that the fight must be held in some state where Liston can be licensed. 20'x20' GARAGE With Concrete Slab On Your Lot-$750 Few modifications needed for use as cabin or dwelling. Com parable rates on all phases ol building. 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