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THE TIMES RECORDER THURS. JULY 80. 1981 5-B More Expected Five Indicted For Point Shaving charged with racketeering tention of the FBI and Walton saidlhe defendants became a cooperative witness. Hill said in a Sports Illustrated article in February that nine games were fixed with the help of Kuhn and two other Boston College players, Jim Sweeney and Ernie Cobb. He said he won $75,000 to $100,000 in bets.

Walton would not comment when asked whether Sweeney and Cobb were being investigated, except to repeat that the investigation was continuing. other than Kuhn had bet up to $100,000 on each of the six games. He would not say now much the men won, but said the bettors lost at some of the games listed. Thomas P. Puccio, attorney in charge of the strike force, said Boston College coach Tom Davis and athletic director William Flynn had been fully cooperative and helpful.

The college issued a statement expressing "sadness America's Lumber Store VV nam rYsas 5 Pee Wee Champs that a former student has become involved in a federal investigation of this sort. To the fullest extent possible, the university Intends to entertain a presumption of innocence and expects that Mr. Kuhn will receive every benefit of our system of Justice." Betting scandals have been the bane of college basketball since the 1950s, when an extensive scheme nearly brought an end to several schools' programs. PRE-CUT STUDS umm me Back row. Coach Jeff Dennis, Dale Baughman, Danny Smith, Robert Alexander, Rick Theisen, Casey Vallee and Coach Lance Vallee.

of $25,000 each. Walton said the alleged poim-snaving scheme was formed at meetings involving all the defendants plus Henry Hill, who was named as an unindicted coconspirator. The scheme was investigated in Brooklyn because many of the alleged meetings were in Queens, N.Y., which is under the jurisdiction of the federal court in Brooklyn. Walton said Hill brought the alleged scheme to the at Veoicun-il- SIZE SIZE 1 NEW YORK (AP) A former Boston College basketball player and four other men, including the alleged mastermind of a $6-million Lufthansa cargo robbery, were indicted Wednesday for an alleged point-shaving scheme during the 1978-79 season. An FBI official said the investigation was continuing and if it is successful, other indictments will be returned." The indictment came from a federal grand jury in Brooklyn.

Among those named were Richard Kuhn. 26, of Pittsburgh, who played for Boston College in the 1978-79 season, end James "Jimmy the Gent" Burke, 50. Published reports have named Burke as the man behind the jewel and currency heist at the Lufthansa cargo terminal at Kennedy International Airport in December 1978, but he has never been charged in the case. The FBI said Wednesday that Burke was currently in a federal prison in Danbury. on a parole violation.

Two suspects in the Lufthansa heist, which was pulled off by five masked gunmen, disappeared within a month of the robbery. The other men indicted Thursday were Anthony Perla, 30, and Rocco Perla. 31, brothers, and Paul Mazzei, 37, all of Pittsburgh. The defendants were AAU Fund Drive Donations are now being accepted to help defray the cost of sending three local athletes and their coaches to the national A.A.U. Junior Olympic Track Field championships next month.

Keith Sarbaugh, Gina Tabler and Don Yarano qualified for the national meet, to be held in Winston-Salem, N.C., Aug. 6-9. The three athletes are represen OLD TIMERS Schedule sports Drioery ana interstate transport in aid of racketeering. They allegedly tried to fix six Boston College basketball games against Providence, Harvard, UCLA, Fordham, St.John's and Holy Cross. The indictment said the players were paid a specific amount of money pergame for shaving points so that Boston College would win by less than the point spread when favored and lose by more than the point spread when underdogs.

In other words, if Boston was favored by eight points and won by only six, a Bettor who put a wager on Boston's opponent would win his bet. Similarly, if Boston College was expected to lose by sue and lost by eight, a bet on the opponent would win. Kenneth Walton, deputy assistant director of the New York FBI office, said Kuhn and the Perlas surrendered Wednesday at the FBI's Brooklyn office. He said Mazzei was serving a sentence in Nassau County, N.Y., for narcotics trafficking. All five were to be arraigned later Wednesday in Brooklyn.

Edward A. McDonald of the organized crime strike force in New York's Eastern District said that if convicted, the defendants would face a maximum penalty of 20 years in prison and fines Underway ting the City Parks and Recreation Department. Approximately $700 of the $2,220 needed to finance the trip has been raised. Persons interested in making donations should contact the recreation department, located at 334 Shinnick or call 452-5441, ext. 23.

All checks should be made payable to: A.A.U. Junior Olympic Fund. BASEBALL FrT4ay. my SPEND LESS TREATED LUMBER HUH I WNH-V 1 EACH 10' 12' 16' 2A9 3.49 279 FRAMING LUMBER 10' I 12' I 14' I 16' 49 CONSTRUCTION PLYWOOD 7.J9piECE ASSOCIATION CERTIFIED FIBERGLASS SELF SEAL Women Golf Green Valley Madge Myer carded a 41 for gross honors and shared net with Virginia Peters and Tootie Thomas with 29s in the Evans Brothers league at Green Valley. Winning teams were 1,6,8,9 and 10, with 2 and 4 tying.

Tammy Sieliet and Cindy Little shared gross with 43s and Jean Gallant took net with 26 in the Arnold's Van World league. Winning teams were 2,3,5,8,9 and 10. In the Parettes league, Mary Hudak won gross with 37 and Denise Daugherty was low net with 26. Winning teams were 1,6,8 and 10, with 5 and 9 tying. Vista View Jane Van Wie shot 46 for low gross and Sue Hamilton won net with 29 in the women's league at Vista View.

Winning teams were 2,4,6,9,10 and 11. Riggle Heads Fuller's Loop Rick Riggle shot 35 for low ana Jim bnaweer and Lynn Harris shared net with 29s in the men's golf league at Fuller's Fairways Wednesday. Teamwise, Gibson Packing edged Roekel I 150-154 Our Place topped Roekel II 142-147, Buchanan Auction stopped WHIZ 135-149, Century 21 defeated Tony's Cafe 135-154 and Barnes Construction whipped Loren's Appliance Repair 134-144. Lewis Leads Jaycee Play Bobby Lewis' 34 won gross and John Fraunfelter was low net with 30 in American League play Wednesday at Jaycee Golf Course. In team play, Goss Supply edged Cozy Corner 142-146.

Ullman Drilling nipped Eagles 146-147, The Barn topped Ater's China 132-137 and Domino's Pizza sank Army-Navy 141-146. MUNICIPAL STADIUM Central Ohio League Game Lancaster vs. Sr. Pioneers 7:30 p.m. CONCRETE GRAVEL MIX SHINGLES 100 SO.

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Pitcher Frank Pastore started working a construction Job this week in California. Third baseman Ray Knight said he's looked after a few business ventures and is enjoying a summer with his 2-year-old son, Brooks. In both cases, the players said it's a tough adjustment to a summer without baseball. "I've done a few commer-cials and some appearances," Knight said. 'Tve played a lot of softball to keep in shape, fished, played golf and most of all spent a Tot of time with my Jefferson Puts Trust In Slusher SAN DIEGO (AP)-Saying he's prepared to quit football if necessary, John Jefferson, all-pro wide receiver of the San Diego Chargers, said Tuesday the length of his holdout is up to his agent.

"Irs all up to Howard (Slusher). I'll go to camp when he tells me to." said Jefferson, who led the National Football League with 13 touchdowns last season. The only receiver to sur- Sass 1,000 yards in his first iree seasons, Jefferson, the Chargers' No.l drraft choice in 1978, has missed four days of training camp. Speakingfrom his home in suburban Tierrasanta, Jefferson told KCST-TV, "I hope something can be settl- ed soon so John Jefferson can continue my act as what I feel is the best receiver in nrn fnnthall i woman i warn. 10 leave football this early.

But I'm ready for it if it happens." said Jefferson, who is seek ing 10 restructure nis ui igwoi scries ui seven one-year contracts signed when he left Arizona State. Chargers' owner Gene Klein has refused to renegotiate player contracts. A year ago, defensive tackle Fred Dean missed all of training camp and didn't report until the third game of him about $20,000 in salary. Jefferson's salary dispute comes as 12-year veteran wide receiver Charlie Joiner mulls retirement. Joiner, who turns 34 in October, said last week, "Frankly, I don't know how much longer I can play.

I feel my skills have diminished." Joiner. Jefferson and Kellen Winslow each gained than 1,000 yards last season 10' SECTION 9.84 IS CAB ACCmtMT L0MANC0 ALUMINUM WHITE RUSTIC 100 SQ.FT. CR0SSBUCK front row left to right. Cam Rlggs, Shawn Eveland, Tim Hoflett, Bryan Alexander. Travis Willlson, Robert Altier and Jason Dennis.

Anxious Works Ditches son. SDendlne time with him is really nice. "But you can only play so much golf and fish so much. Without baseball, there is a void in my life." The 28-year-old infielder said the strike has cost him some possible promotional work and personal appearances. "People are skeptical about hiring a baseball player right now or making any commitments to him because of the strike situation," Knight said.

"You can't really blame them. I'd back off a little, too." But Knight said money is not a problem. He has used some of his free time to look after a sporting goods store he owns in San Diego and a clothing store of which he is part owner in his hometown of Albany, Ga. "I'm not hurting financially," Knight said. have no problems that way, although it would be nice to have a paycheck coming in.

I just wish they would settle this whole thing because I love the game. "If they would settle today, I'd De ready to play tonight. The arm and thhe legs are in shape. My timing would be off a little, but I'm ready to play." The 23-year-old Pastore isn't in such solid financial shape. He went to work Monday for a construction firm owned by his father-in-law.

"I swallowed my pride, I guess," Pastore said. "I'd do anything to put food on the table." The right-hander estimated he'll earn $8 to $10 an hour for general maintenance work. This week, he was helping to dig a ditch in the California desert where the firm is working on an office building. "I had my feelers out (for a job), and this seemed like the best deal," he said. "1 didn't want to go to work for a bank and work as a teller and start on the ground floor." One day, the temperature at the construction site nudged close to 100 degrees.

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