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DETROIT FREE PRESS 2-0 Wednesday. Aug. 21, '63 HERE'S HOW BINGAMAN LOST 86 POUNDS ant a Sure-Fire Diet, Folks? JOHNSON OUTBOARDS ALL MEW 1963 IU CARTONS WITH 2-YEAR WARRANTY WHILE THEY. LAST. Butts Gets $3,060,000 For Libel Says He 'Feels Like a Champ' Continued from First Sport who wm In the courtroom, said the appeal would be made.

It was one of the largest libel awards ever made. New radio commentator John Henry Faulk won a million award in a suit neainst a publication Aware Inc. He contended an article in Aware connecting: him with pro-Communist groups had led to his dismissal by th Columbia Broadcasting System and a blacklist in the broadcast industry. Electric i ElectromoKe $C7 fl With Gen. 75 lr2P 40 10 M.P.

noon by the sudden death of his brother Earl. 52. He la expected to return here Thursday. OFFENSIVE line roach Aldo Forte, senior member among- the assistants, said the Lions will have "live" practice at Cranbrook Wednesday afternoon both strengthen their own kick protection and help the Lions on kick defense. He indicated that the Lions, taking a hint fro mine New York Giants, who beat them last Saturday, 24-21, will make a serious effort to block kicks themselves this season.

TERRY RARR- showed up st practice Tuesday morning with his head wrapped in heavy bandage. It. was a spoof at the suggestion that Rarr's troubles are nnt in his knee but "in his head." DINNER Four ounces of boiled meat, boiled vegetable, sliced tomatoes, glass of milk. "I've got to admit it hurt a bit during the first two weeks," Bingaman said. "But now it doesn't bother me any.

And I feel great." The real test will come in about two weeks when Bingaman expects to hit his target weight of 250. After that he'll quit the diet. "The secret Is to knock of every extra pound as soon as it's there," Bingaman said. "Otherwise It starts piling' up. 'That's where exercise helps.

It helps tighten up your muscles and uses up some of those calories." LION NOTES Bingaman and the other Lion assistants were running the show at Cranbrook Tuesday without head coach George Wilson. S3 much as I do," Bingaman retorted. "I still like to eat, but there's no way of getting around it, eating makes you fat." SO STOr EATING "No, nothing like that," said the ex-fat man. "Just be careful. No fats, just avoid everything with fat in it, on it, or around it.

Don't even smell fat." Who can dispute him? Stories of Bingaman's appetite are part of Lion lore, how he once wolfed down 14 hot dogs to ease a hunger pang, how he could swallow three huge steaks, top them off with relishes and ice cream. But the new Bingaman, the streamlined new Bingaman. eats like this: BREAKFAST One poached egg. half a banana, plain coffee or tea. LUNCH Four ounces of boiled meat, boiled vegetable, fruit.

25 BF GEORGE TUSCAS Hey there, Fat Man. You say you're tired of it all. You don't like the huffing and puffing, a protruding belly, the tight collar, the bulging bottom Well, obese here'j what you've waited for. Send the kid out to play, because you're going to be tying your own shoes. LES the gracious, charitable Lions coach, is prepared to share his magic formula for the sleek, svelte look.

Bingaman, remember, was the celebrated 349-pound Lion middle guard of bygone years. He was a S41-pound line coach last April. Not many recogniz-e him now. On the sidelines at Lion games, he is lost among the players, a neat, ordinary, 225-pounder. Bingaman has dropped SS pounds in four months.

THE QUESTION is not "why?" but "how?" Relax. Exercise Is not the answer. Hypnotism Think slim, be slim? 'There's only one way," in-s i Bingaman. "That's diet." But, Bing, that hurts. "Nobody ever liked to eat I0a Dew, ialanc in 36 Months, look fiofat PEERS DRYLAND MARINA GROSEBECK MILE 791-2724 Open Evenings Till 8 P.M.

I Wilson was called to his native Chicago Monday after- 4 flflnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnflnnn No Mortgage is necessary to TENSION' BREAKER Debbie Austin, 15, of Oneida. N.Y., gives her bubble the full treatment Tuesday as she waits her turn to tee off in the Women's Amateur golf championships at Wil-liamstown, Mass. Debbie also blew up on the course, losing a 6-and-5 decision to Mrs. Fred N'ydle, of Ottnm-wa, la. PAY OFF YOUR BILLS and REMODEL YOUR HOME! LAST 10 DAYS? 41 I Luol.Jr-c.i ciK-f jrrcu ji nnf j-t--- BrTT, A SQUAT f-year-cld titan of the college football world, contended that his own reputation had been ruined by the Post story.

William Schroder, the roly poly former Georgia coach's chief attorney, said Butts was a "hearbroken" man after the Post story last March 23. After the decision, Butt) held a news conference in a nearby hotel room. He wa far from heartbroken. "I feel very humble and grateful to those who have stood by me," he told the mob of reporters and photographers who jammed into the room. Except, for the cirrumstancp's.

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HEAD COACH Johnny Griffith, who announced the firing, did not say exactly why he was discharging Gregory. Gregory's testimony in the trial favored Butts. But Griffith and other Georgia coaches testified that the secrets which the Post claimed Butts gave away would have hurt Georgia's chances sgains Alabama last year. Gregory said Griffith called him Tuesday afternoon and asked for hia resignation. "I told him I would not resign," Gregory said.

Bigger Bile Is Eyed By Bryant Continued from First Sport Alabama's 35-0 lat Sept. 22. There was no doubt as to the content of Bryant's call Tuesday. "That's great about the Bryant told Butts. "But what about the rest of it?" Butt3 had sued for BUTTS shuffled from room to room in his hotel suite, rosing endlessly for pictures.

He refused any comments on legal aspects of thp case, but his lawyers dealt speculatively into the future. If fhe Fot decides to appeal they said, it would held in the P'ifth District Court of Appeals in Atlanta. A circuit court appeal might he decided in six months and Butt's lawyers donbt if it could possibly go on to the U.S. Supreme Court. Before the appeal can even go to the circuit court the Tost must put, up an appeal bond of On Our Budget-Priced 4 4 3-T NYLON -TUFSYN 4 people buy The wpr-durable synthetic rubber Goodyear er used in auto tires.

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Ala. The Post is seeking a change of venue on the claim that it is impossible to get a fair hearing there. Such a change is difficult to obtain. However, Birmingham papers have been "trying" the Butts' case in print for weeks. They have said editorially all along there was no collusion such as the Post charged.

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