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right Probers Coe Reaches 3d Round in Amateur Hear Velella Colorado Springs, Sept. 15 (AP). Dee Replogle, a 40-year-old oil man from Oklahoma City, and Dudley Wvson. a 20-vear-nlfl triilf rnnki frnm ATtrinnov- windstorm that brought some early showers out of the moun- tains, Replogle won the first two A missing mobster Mm-. knockej out two of the big name players in the second holes by drilling his shots into the wind while Beman's higher drives were carried astray.

That was the match. Replogle ir. ndu.uru Mii-trnt ricua -round or the 59th U. S. Amateur yesterday's open hearing of the: today.

New York State Athletic Com- Replogle, outplayed 21-year-old. mission. The commission is inves-: uBem! i Silver Spring, ti-ating the complex background 5id- Amateur of the Flovd Patterson-lngemar champion, 4 and 3. Wysong, play-, Johansson heavyweight title fight I hl3 national champion-: i eliminated former Walker lJl June. -i was 2 up at the turn, lost the 10th hole when Beman sank an) 18-foot putt and wound up the i Cup captain Bill Campbell of Velella said he never questioned the presence of mobster Anthony Fat Tony) Salerno during at least five pre-fight meetings, be cause he thought Salerno was there as a friend of Bill Rosen-sohn.

Rosensohn, who promoted CO rT7 the bout, accused Velella of being a "front man for Salerno in Rams Release Reifsnyder The opening of the NFL season is 10 days distant and the proa are separating the men fromUha boys. All-America Bob Reifsnyder of Navy was one of four players dropped from the L.A. squad yesterday as the teams moved toward the 38-player limit. Reifsnyder, from Rockville Cen tre, L. graduated last June, but due to an injury he was denied a commission.

Also departing from the Rams were defensive halfbacks Jimmy Jones and "Del Rogers and defensive tackle Byron Beans. The Rams announced that kicking specialist Paige Cothern will rejoin the team immediately. put Cothern on the active roster the Rams placed halfback Floyd Iglehart on the reserve list. THE 49ERS traded kicking specialist Bobby Luna "to tha Steelers for a future draft choice. The 49ers released four rookies, including quarterback Bobby Newman, on waivers.

Also released: rookie lineman Hogart Wharton, Tom Osborne and Frank Geremia of Notre Dame. At Milwaukee, coach Vinca Lombardi announced waivers had been asked on quarterback Babs Parilli, along with defensiva tackle Tom Daidock and Ale Hawkins. Steve Meilinger, who broke his arm last week against the Redskins, was placed on tha injured reserve list. Huntington. V.

2 and 1. THESE WERE THE two big surprises half way through the second day's play over the par-71 Broadmoor course. The defending champion, Charlie Coe of Oklahoma City, his Walker Cup teammates. Bill Hyndman and Billy Joe Patton, and former Amateur champions Harvie Ward and Jack Westland were among the winners. Coe, improving with each round after having been away from competition since the British Amateur last spring, routed match by winning 13, 14, and 15 after a scrambling 13th hole where both put their tee shots into the rocks.

Wysong, winner of two matches in last year's championship, took a two-over-par 38 on Broadmoor's front nine, then wound it up by winning the 13th and 15th holes. WESTLAND, THE oldest player ever to take the National Amateur title when he won at the age of 47 in 1952, showed he still can play some great golf. The Washington Congressman went out in 34 and closed out Bradley Anderson of Greensboro, X. 6 and 5. Ward, winner of the Amateur in 1955 and 1956, complained his ancient wood-shafter putter had let him down but managed a 3 and 2 decision over Bob Switzer testimonv Monday.

SALERNO WAS described by police as a top figure in a national gambling and policy syndicate and a suspected financial backer of narcotic sellers. Yesterday, Velella, a Harlem lawyer and politician, admitted he ha I noticed the presence of Salerno in meetings between Velella and Rosensohn at office, Rosensohn's apartment and gambler Gilbert Lee Beekley's hotel suit-? and at two restaurants. James Mallory of Spokane, and and held his place as the player to beat in the top quarter of the draw. I Dune Beman Ousted in upset Jackie Xicklaus, the 19-vear-old redhead from Columbus, knocked in a birdie putt on the 18th hole and won from William H. year-old Chick Evans, the oldest Williamson of Charlotte.

X. C. player in the tournament, were 2 and 1. i among the losers. THERE WASN'T A real sur- Replogle, playing in his eizhth Beckley had made two appearances before a grand jury which i also investigating the gang-Ian i background of the fight.

While testifying before the grand jury, Beckley denied any connec-j tiim with the sale of 200 working press tickets, a transaction in of St. Louis. Evans, the rosy cheeked cham- I pion of 1916-1920, had a bad day. Unable to reach the greens on some of the longer holes, he took 43 shots on the front nine anil a 7 and 6 beating from Don Hoe-nig, the New England amateur champion from Wethersfield, 1 Conn. prise showing on the score board National Amateur and about his until Replogle came in, al- 20lh tournament on the Broad-though such plavers as Don AI-'moor course, shot a scrambling belt, a former Walker Cupper, Par round for 16 holes against neman.

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