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24 BINGHAMTON PRESS April 19, 195 Foley to Pitch Opener Triiplet Linero I Winy fJllderlIle-TnIlIc, Pnvinpiils Making the Triplets SDiaifiiomd Sparkle Fi7s Set On Hurling Rotation Probers Say Rocky 'Robbed? Extra Money Paid to Weill Oakland, Cal. (JP) Pudgy boxing promoter Jimmy Murray was called back ft today before the California boxing investigation where he was accused of shortchanging Rocky Marciano and Don Cockell in their heavyweight championship fight and paying $10,000 "on the side" to Marciano's manager. rf I I fe- James Cox. counsel for the in- vestigators, introduced a scries of Murray's work sheets and a check stub yesterday in an effort to show the promoter paid $10,000 "under the table" to Al Weill, manager Boyd Puts Down Bible, Then Puts Down Minis of the champion. Murray insisted he got the money himself and lost, it betting on the horses a few days after the title fight in San Francisco Chicago (U.R) Bobby Boyd, a Bible-reading boxer way 10, iaoo.

j.h. i 1 4 Via Pnv fnrmo- Kt.nfnrH fr.nthj.ll WHO UOllS I1UI 1111 SuetlCtiCa wntn -wv. tackle! said Murray subtracted gloves, wants a middleweight title chance, but until it the $10,000 from the net gate re-l "ar.vWIu' tha TRPMl ceints before figuring the fight- tomes, aiong, ne says nc wu4 era' purses. State boxing in-give me." spectors placed the net receipts Boyd won his tenth straight -a. 1 nna i at U'lUlHJ -lo.

indicated the boxers were paid on the basis of a $159,306 net. cision over rougn-ana-jeauy Persley to Sub Boston Arthur Perslcy of Red Cross, will take on Tony DeMarco in a 10-round fight here April 28. Persley will sub for This Cox said, made Marciano Holly Mims. Washington, D. 4f $63'720, "a inorta8e in the Chicago Stadium.

But it uoc imhill hattlA ftr Mims L-ocKeus 20 per cent was Panln Mpli who withdrew froin 860, the attorney said, $2,084 less Ashing to Boyd 161. Paolo Melis who ltndrew from it i. w.n counter-punched his way to anfthe bout after suffering a train- Cox introduced Murray work early lead ing injury. sheets showing "the same "He's the toughest guy I ever item" listed on various dates as; fought," Boyd breathed in the "transportation," W. trans-dressing room.

"He Could beat portation," "Al Weill" and "Pub Eduardo Lausse, George John ALBERT HARDING LEVELS INFIELD "WW, son and Gene Fullmer all in one night." Boyd, 22 years old compared Mi. I i 1 1 J' to Mims' 26, went into the scrap licity and expenses." Murray said he couldn't understand why his bookkeeper would make such notations. 'Eltmination Tourney Plans Announced with "peace of mind and relaxed By JOHV W. FOX Birtghamton Prest Sporti Editor Oranseburr, S. C.

Sports writers covering the current Triplets know now how it feels to be the poor blighter whom friends never know what to give at Christmas time 'because he already has everything." The April 14 cutdown to virtually the May 24 player limit left it impossible for writers to skulk about making spy reports on who's to be cut. And Freddy Fitzsimmons frankness about his plans leave little to be chronicled between now and the opener, barring the arrival of a pheenom from heaven. Fitz gives you neither the Stengel double-talk nor the ifyclaus-es-within-if-clauses issued a year go by hesitant George Stirn-weiss. With his Tuesday opener against Syracuse at Johnson Field six days and 840 miles away, tradition could have protected Fitz at least another 72 hours before making any commitments. LOSE TO QUINCY But Fitz was willing to lay bare his plans, even in he exasperating wake of having blown a 4-0 lead to a Class club to suffer a 6-4 defeat, which Is what happened yesterday against, Quincy at Sumter.

"The way it looks now," offered Fred, "it'll be (Pat) Foley pitching the opener." No one had asked. Foley is pitching in the exhibition finale today against the same Quincys, here at Orangeburg, as are Ed Dick and Bob Bonebrake. "I've considered Dick, too, and (Ozzic) Grasso, (Bill) Banker and (Jerry) Buchanan," he said, "but It looks like Foley. He's the fellow who's been the most favorable suprise to me." "Suppose Syracuse is loaded with left-hand batters: then it might be Dick instead?" said a reporter, trying to offer Fitz room for an "if" or two. "Well, maybe," he said.

"But if they've got lefthanders on night, they've got, 'em the second night, too, so he'll get his crack at 'em eventually. It works out the same. I haven't any other left-handers to throw at And he's so young I'd rather hold him back a day." With 11 pitchers, all big and strong, no manager can determine his rotation for a bit, but Filz is willing to venture a guess. "Foley, Dick, Monroe, Banker and Grasso. he reeled off.

"I'd say I'll go with them as a starter. It depends on who pans out." That leaves reformed wildman Buchanan outside the starting wheel. "He could have been my opening-night man," says Fitz, "but you try to build confidence in a fellow like that. Let him get used to pitching from that mound, use him in batting practice, get his bearings." Therefore he has Buchanan in a second list along with youngsters Jim Dunn and Jim Bron-stad. They're there to grab for because he followed his usual custom of reading the Bible for an hour before the bell.

Broome Tech Flashes Top Form in Opener Lefty Ed Daszewski, who was near-perfect in his New York (U.R) While await "I do it before every fight," he said. "The same chapter every M0 ing definite word from Macon. on whether or not heavy time, but I won't tell what chap ter it is. But that's what I read all the time, at night when I can't 4-inning opening day stint here yesterday as Broome get to sleep Tech beat Mohawk Valley, 6-0, may get the starting call Mims shadow-boxed Instead to again Saturday when the Hornets meet Wyoming Semi warm up. He started the bout in nary at Recreation Park.

similar fashion, driving right and left hooks over Boyd's guard to Coach Dick Baldwin was hap' weight champion Rocky Marciano will retire, boxing promoter Jim Norris worked on plans today for a 5-man challengers' "elimination tournament." The International Boxing Club president pointed out that the tourney opens at Miami, May 9, with Johnny Holman of Chicago meeting Bob Baker of Pittsburgh in a 12-rounder. Norris listed the other three tourney fighters as Floyd PaHerson of Brooklyn, Tommy (Hurricane) Jackson of SSI pile up points. But he tired after py with his club's start, partly because of pitchers Daszewski the fifth round and went to the canvas in the sixth when Boyd landed a right-left combination and Ernie Whittle, and even more because of his infield, Bcltcncourt To Miss Vestal Home Opener Jim Bettencourt, veteran Vestal infielder, will miss the Bears' which handled nine assists with His second, Jimmy Dudley, and manager Nick Trotta complained that "he was ducking away and out an error. slipped when he was shoved by Third-sacker Dick Masaryk, an a punch. ex-outfielder, fielded four-for- opening Southern Tier Confer -i 1 Referee Bernard Weissman scored the bout 97-92 and judge ience game of the season tomor- iuul Llcaw.

row afternoon, coach Lou Gen-! Kight bander Whittle, who bpike McAdam 98-80 for Boyd nett said today; took over' for Daszewski in the while judge John Bray had it Rpttenrmirt has a virus infer- th, gave only one solid hit in 93-90 for Mims. tion and Tonv Giannettl will be his three innings, while a bunt If 1 at his shortstop post when the was the only safety off the south Bears tackle North at 4:15 p. m.lPaw starter. on the vestal diamond. Giannettij Ray Doyle and Stan Prorock went l-for-3 in Vestal's 13-1 'each rapped three hits for llTT 1 I I I opening win against Newark Broome Tech, Prorock getting Valley Tuesday, one of Tech three two-baggers Masaryk Fran Nezelek hit Tf the others.

Far Rockav.ay, N. and world light-heavy-weight champion Archie Moore of San Diego, Cal. Fiim Marathon Mark Boston Antti Viskari of Finland outduelled Boston's Johnny Kelley to win the an- nual Boston AA Marathon today in record-breaking time. Viskari was clocked in 2:14.4 for the 26-mile, 385-yard grind from Hopkinton to Boston. The old record was 2:18.22 set last year by Japan's "Hideo Hama-mura.

Kelley, who sought to become the first American to win the classic in 10 years, was timed in 2:14.33 the-fastest marathon ever turned in by a U. S. runner. Viskari had about a 12-yard margin on Kelley, former Boston University track star. Eino Oksanen, another Finn, was third in 2:17.56, while Nick Costes of Boston AA was fourth in 2:18.01.

All bettered Hamamura's m- 4CLE Mohawk Valley-Broome Tech 000 000 00 2 6 010 122 6 12 0 Opening-day ceremonies have been planned with Paul Gim-mie, Vestal's supervising principal, throwing out the first ball. Bleachers have been set up for the first time, a public address system has been installed and a Houghtallng, Chamberlain (8) and Splendid magnificent lakes and towering vistas to excite the eye and historic sites to stir the heart you'll find them all in America's great National Parks System. Sinclair's new National Parks Map gives you detailed data on sights to see, things to do, and facilities available in these great vacation areas. Get your free map today I SEE YOUR Burke; Daszewski, Whittle (51 and 1 1 l-v 1: SHANGRI-LA SPEEDWAY TO OPEN APRIL 22 STARRING The Bill Strcshall RACING CLUB IT'S A GREAT NEW SHOW new scoreboard built. Bettencourt, who was moved Kane liutti Press Photos by Swierkosr.

WORKMEN INSTALLING NEW BULBS neeas iuanacers Need any openings that present them Two managers are needed in the Vestal Babe Ruth League, one of therrT by last year's pennant winners, league president Lou UCLAIR Bovlcr Without Hands Or Feet Here Saturday Gennett said today. chnrt IVtic from second base to short this year, also will miss Vestal's non-leaguer at Norwich Saturday and may be out for the April 27 game at Johnson City. One other game tomorrow opens the STC schedule, Johnson City facing North on the Indians' diamond. Open Trials Set June 4 DEALER Sinclair Rtfining Company Earl Russell of-pennant-wlnning WellsMessemer and Roy Parr of Star Cleaners have resigned. Managerial candidates are re-! quested to call.

Gennett at 3-5677 and make application. selves. LINEUP NAMED Fitz isn't hesitant about, the batting order either. Against the anticipated Syracuse right-hander, it'll be: Bob Maness, 2b Jim Ludtka, ss Russ Snyder. If Ray Maldonado.

rf Dick Sanders, 3b Leroy Thomas, cf Jim Johnston, lb Lamar North, Tat Foley, "Maybe I oughta get Snyder army Outdoor Sports navy SPECIALS MUFFLER Installation He uses a 2-holed ball, grasping it with the protuberances from both wrists. He uses a rather fast approach and imparts terrific spin to the ball with his 2-armed delivery. Ford hs rolled as high as 645 for three games and his high average for one season is 165. He works in the blueprint section of the Bethlehem Steel Buffalo. A Buffalo bowler who was born-without hands or feet will roll in the $1,000 Canny singles tournament on the 8 p.

m. shift Saturday night at Laurel Bowlodrome. He is Charlie Ford, a 24-year-old kegler, who hit 521 recently in the current ABC test at Rochester. Ford has only protuberances from his wrtsts and ankles. 167 WASHINGTON ST.

Near the SAT. THURS. FRI. BUY NOW PAY JL'NE 1st ahead of Ludtka," he adds. "He bunts well and seldom hits into a tEE COMPLETE BASEBALL GLOVES IN 20 MINUTES LIFETIME GUARANTEE 13-PIECE New York (JP) Qualifying trials for the National Open golf championship will be held at 25 sectional centers June 4 and at Honolulu May 28.

The U. S. Golf Association announced the qualifying setup today for the fifty-sixth annual tournament to be held at the Oak Hill Country Club in Rochester, June 14-16. The trials will be holes stroke play. The number of players to qualify and exempt players will total 162.

Some changes were made in the qualifying sites Rochester and Nashville, Tenn were added to the list. Rounds at Phoenix WILSON OR SPALDING. Buick mo nn 37tO'S2 ICUU GOLP OUTPIT a double-play." Dick Hearn will replace Maldonado against southpaws, but probably lower in the Order. Fitz was more upset about Bronstad's lack of control In yesterday's loss than he was about the Trips' 4-hit total and Thomas' damaging centerfield play. "I wouldn't be too harsh on Leroy for anything that happens on that Sumter field," he said.

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LINE. NYLON STRUNG RACQUET RACQUET PRESS 3 TENNIS BALLS A BIG Scherer 529 1 Haye SOS Benson S28 FIBST WARD SOKOL Williams S44, 500, 200 i Podmajcrsky 524 Neannf 538, 210 1 Majka 528 Mich'ak 534, 511. 226 Krewsoa 511 Vavra 534.201 Buffalo U.R) Ten-year-old Ricky Musialowski proved a terrific replacement for his dad last night in a league bowling match here. Totals 31 4 4 71 Total 25 10 a-r'anned lor Bronstad in 7th. b-Walked for Palmer in 5th.

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SB Ludtka. Left Triplets 5. ttunincy 12. EB Dunn 2. Bronstad 4.

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