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PAGE 4 SECTION FOUR THE PITTSBURGH PRESS SUNDAY, JUNE 6, 1954 Fixer Held for SID In Bribe Try Manager Steps Up Marciano Workouts Rocky Steps Five Fast Rounds With Three of His Sparmates GROSSINGER, N. June 5 (UP) His manager took the wraps off Rocky Marciano today and the heavyweight champion accepted the order by boxing five fast rounds with three sparmates. "From now on the wraps are off Rocky," Manager Al Well said before the workout. Bobby Jones Asked To 'Take a Dive' NEW YORK. June 5 U.T) Clarenre Henry, 27 year old Philadelphia heavyweight charged with attempting to bribe another boxer to throw "But in the case of Ca-they always referred to been holding him back for rea- sald.

iniH' lento a bout, was held in hai today in Felony Court. There was no one immerh Heidelberg Arena's new promotional team, John Nilles and Cowboy DeLuca, have a date for their first presentat-tion June 22. Now all they need are a main event and some preliminaries. The preliminaries will offer no problem, but main-event fighters take an unpleasantly snobbish attitude those das toward promoters who don't pay the television minimum, $2100 for 10 rounds. If it hasn't become Impossible for a promoter lo operate without television, tli burden of proof is on Miles and DeLuca.

At Heidelberg, they will be on their own. TV there is out of the question because Heidelberg is an open-air park and no sponsor will take a chance on a rain-out. Both the International Boxing Club and Ray Arrcl's organization would be willing to put on TV shows in Pittsburgh with the co-operation of the Rooney-MrOinley Club except for one Ihing. Pittsburgh's only indoor arena, The Gardens, is occupied by the hockey team every Wednesday and Saturday ately available to put up the bail, so Henry was returned to prison. Magistrate Thomas H.

Cullen adjourned the case until June II, at the request of Assistant District Attorney James Fitzpatrick. At the same time, District Attorney Frank S. Hogan summoned several unidentified suspects in launching his investigation. He hones to learn him as a foul fighter, and with Rocky they only say he is a rough fighter." All-Star Ticket Rules Outlined CLEVELAND, June 6 (UP) The Indians today announced the procedure for ordering tickets to the All-Star game, to be played here July 13. Box seats are $6 each, re-, served seats $4.

No individual may order more than two tickets. Applications should be typed or printed, enclosing a stamped, self-addressed en-' velope. A check or money order pay- i Trainer) Charley Goldman to let him go. You'll see a real sharp fighter i.i a day or so." Marciano, buildinr; up to his title fight with Ezzard Charles at Yankee Stadium June 17, went two rounds with Willie Wilson, two with Bob Golden and one with Toxie Hall. Wilson especially was impressed with the champion's condition.

"I wish this training job was over," the sparmate said, adding "Rocky hits too hard for safety I mean my own safety." Ezzard Charles Works 5 Rounds MONTICELLO, N. June 5 (UP) Ezzard Charles boxed five rounds today in preparation for his title fight with rrf'fW ir rj? I 'I c.f;W-. fA-Vyt Vssw-tt-w if Pit- I Ll'1 I I H.Stj.L'-'ilM.u, 3 United Prsi Teltphotot ciano punches the bog of Crossinger, N. 15 miles oway. On June 17, at Yankee Stadium, Marciano de-tends his heavyweight title against ex-Champion Charles.

TWO WAYS TO TRAIN ore illustrated by Ezzord Charles and Rocky Marciano. Charles does a little rowing near his camp at Monticello, and Mar- Heavyweight Champion Rocky; able to the Cleveland Baseball Marciano at Yankee Stadium Co. must accompany each order. June 17. Orders must be sent to the Tom Tannas, the challenger's All-Star Game Office, Cleve-co-manager, joined in the cur- land Stadium, Cleveland, 14, O.

rent attacks on Marciano's al-j Applications must be post-leged foul fighting and said he, marked no earlier than June 6 whether Henry's alleged bribe attempt was an outgrowth of a national fight-fixing syndicate. Jl.l.imo Offered Henry, once the third-ranked contender in the heavyweight division, was arrested yesterday. He was charged with offering Middleweight Bobby Jones of Oakland, $15,000 to "take a dive" in the next Friday night's bout against Joey Giardello of Philadelphia in Madison Square Garden. Henry reached his highest standing in the heuviuwyhl division after an kayo of Pittsburgh's Bob Baker at Madison Square Garden on Nov. 23, 11.

Baker was third-rated at, the time. Robert Melnick, Jones' eastern representative, told Hogan he believed Jones had been approached by three different fix rings attempting to induce him to throw the fight. Melnick said, however, the bribe attempt might have been the work of a national syndicate. It was reported that Hogan has questioned a featherweight boxer and now is seeking a New Jersey racketeer with a thinks the champion should be land no later than June 12. ernes Tressel-Unger Pair Meet Short-Black in Net Final Schools to Decide Baseball Champs Tennis Lead Held BySouthPark warned he will be disqualified if he commits three fouls 'niikt'lJ'' If applications are received for more tickets than are available, orders would be filled by Tickets will be sold by mail only.

The third-seeded team will oppose the fourth-seeded pair against Charles. "I think Marciano Is every bit as foul and as rough a fighter as Tony Galento was," Tannas Championship baseball action In the finals 01 the Chatham Village invitation men's doubles South Park continued to pace the Pittsburgh W'omen's Tennis League last week but two is scheduled in the Western tennis tournament today. Pennsylvania InterscholastiJ Second-seeded duo of Ed Alcorn and Bob Lampus was i.ui.,!. u- r.i- knocked out in vesterdav after- night for six months of the year. That the six months of late spring, summer and early fall, but The Gardens in warm weather is hardly ideal for spectator sports.

At Hie American Hockey league's schedule meeting next week in New York, the Hornets will try to shift some of flieir home dates from rtuiR-uc u'dgue aim me iius- 'teams were closin? in on thp burgh City High League this Von', semi-finals by No. 3 team quarterfinal pmnng but Slack cI' week. iMartln Tressel and Russ Uri-jwas sick at home and could pacesetters, uotn bewickiey The Citv title series will 6-4. 7-5 jnot compete. Ecnnctt and Slacknd Mtl Tan" are 8 short tni 1 i i j- i distance behind in matches won.

tuie hcneniev, ec. rnurtivseerfed Rhm-t anrf.were defending champions. -ru. HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES- Cosh in on the Country's Building Boom LEARN A TRADE! SlilUd worlmtn Just don't happtn, ttay'rt trjifnd! 1954 promise! to tced fh rtcerd building yar of 1953. Skillad and trained men ara in damand.

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ASK FOR REGISTRAR Upoa Office, 2220 W. liberty Pgh. 24, Pa. 10. 1-2277 meetinp- nuth Hills ef 1 1 inK ouuui rain, victor This! series will begin at 'CharlPS Clack fhrninatcd the Today's championship round, is Sewickley, 14; Mt.

Lebanon, Olympla Tark Thursday after- Cathcart brothers-Wally andr'S slated to begin at 3 p. on 14-j-fiehenley, Edgewood, noon. Ray-in the other semi-final the Chatham Village courts. Chatham Village. Frick Park.

Delayed because of rain Fri- match, 6 0, 6-2. The Cathcarts In quarter-final matches. Fark' Vesting" day, Charleroi and Springdalelmoved Into that bracket via a corn and Lampus defeated Highs will clash at 2 p. m. Mon-'default.

Frank Wiegand and Bob Wal- day at West Field, Munhall, in They had been matched with' gren, 6-3. 6-0, and andi All Outdoors long criminal record. Henry, who spent the night In jail, appeared in felony court today dressed in a sport coat, green sport shirt and tan Bill i-iit; iii inu i.iiaiii'iuiisiii vuir iiifrni't rirtii HJ uifltn Dill iuutji i lim lest. Bennett in yesterday's onlv'and Ed Patterson6-2, 3-6, 6-0, On Page 6 slacks. He stood poker-faced and silent while Fitzpatrick read and affidavit outlining the boxer's attempts to induce Jones to "take a dive" against Giardello for $15,000.

Money Lacking: Wednesday fo Thursday, eliminating the competition of TV fights and giving Jack 3Ic-(iinley a chance to work out an arrangement with the IRC. Squawks against television issue with regularity from the officials of the National Boxing Assn. Whether they like it or not, however, television is here to stay, and so is the 20th Century, at least for a while. It may be that for heavy weight championship fights, the heyday of the freeloader is past. For every major sporting event, there are millions of potential cash customers, and closed-circuit TV, either in theaters or by the attachment of coin-box de-ices to individual sets, is the one way a promoter can tap them.

Ed Kiely, who did some of Fitzpatrick demanded $50,000 We've joined the new American Motors family and we're celebrating with a bail and Henry was asked by Magistrate Cullen if that sum were agreeable. Henry, who had no lawyer, then asked for permission to talk to his wife, who had come from Philadelphia for the arrangement. The fighter and his wife talked for 12 minutes and then he returned to the and told the magistrate that the bail amount was agreeable but PPPS fill fir' If mmmMl that he did not know "when or Bl3 if I will be able to raise the money." Henry's wife refused to tell reporters her name and left the courtroom with another man who described himself as "a friend." The courtroom was crowded with spectators. on ihe greatest performers ever 'built! the spadework on the National Football League's successful television setup, points out that the repeal of the excess profits tax ought to hasten the trend. Big advertisers have been happy to pay $100,000 or more just to sponsor an Important fight.

Deductible from profits Instead of taxes, $100, 000 ceases to be a trifling urn. Amateurs to Box At Turtle Creek Eight amateur boxing Hatches lined up by Jerry K'iger will be held tomorrow light in the Turtle Creek High School gymnasium as a Little League baseball benefit. The Byron Rlaski Turtle Creek Veti. Hackendoner, Al Quill A. 147 KMindg.

Pro Plvnrottn, Turtle Creek ti. i. lerry Snlir.fki. Al Quill A. 141 TMcl? Chavu, unattached m.

Hick Miarpsburt. 135 pundl, Dick Grove. Turtle CrfU Veu, vs. Eddie Jsito Midland. J.

15 pound, Mrae'l, Turtle Cierk Veti, 'in hiesthnian, A. 129 r-n'ids. Warthtn. Turtle Creek Ve'i, vi. Criap.

St-arprfourr. 11. rounds "rry Connellv. Turtle Creek VetJ i. tnlv Vlvirlto.

Gcnnvese A. Ill Amnion, Turtle Creek Vets, vi. Jot 4uis. Midland. 112 pounds.

DuBois Scene Of Buc Tryouts The Tirates will hold their first tryout camp of the season at Showers Field, DuBois, June 17-19. The camp will be under the direction of scouts Ray Welsh, Stroudshurg, and Sam Cubeta. Indiana. Pa. Candidates, 17 years old and up, must bring their own uniforms, gloves and shoes.

Ford City Names New Grid Coach Walter Charley, assistant at Blairsville High has been appointed head football couch at Ford City High. Charley, formerly of New Kensington and a graduate of Indiana State Teachers College, succeeds William Abraham, who Now low pricei. New Hornet Special Club I jtkf HORNETS WASPS JETS Vl W'Otiffpl became the head grid pilot at Steubenville (O.) High. Donaldson Fans 17 Dickey Donaldson struck out Monaca Star Joins Canadian League Frank (Doc) Zinke, star ihortstop of Monaca High School the past season, has reported to Sudbury, Ontario, to play in the Nickle Plate League. Zinke is expected to be join-) this week by Ken Woodes-hick of Monaca and Tony Ber-tiardi of Midland, both from Geneva College.

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