Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 October 1951 — Page 6
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was on. vacation when he met with O'Connor Sept. 21. He said the visit was arranged with Walter Brown, owner of the Boston Celtics and a member ‘of the pro about league's executive committee. I told him I was most anxious to clean house if the house had to be cleaned,” said -Podoloff. “If 1 had Jose. a player or two, I . wanted make it by Nov. 1, + when the playing season started.’
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He said he talked to O'Connor for Shout three hours, exploring “every phase’ of the matter, and was told that the playing of professional basketball was then in no way involved. He said he saw Hogan on Oct. ind again offered to open his on schedules, the box scores games, and other mat-
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¢aid that ultimately, Y n ! ntatives the disV } trict attorney's office spent. about wrk three davs going through his files. He said he heard nothing more A} ! Judge £! i. he adee hs on’ the matter until about 2 a.m. SL an Ale aI : + when he was informed and HC RICARO- mr confessed taking to fix ‘hitagn game in° the Invitation Tournament .York's Madison Square in 1949. O'Connor said.
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fe dL: = any. 1iX..al. Nal Jame. Ne. S20... yume Gripe ay, whe e. did” story which treaty a. The ‘Kentucky team won the . MeCarthvo*T don't-know. o= of the nation’s op © “Practical- National. Collegiate Athletic AsS a daa er from seven Oe “played sociation championship .in the Fortes Blarke Nie sedi’ va 2Y, every game" Kentucsy pi 1947-48 “season and formed half] MU = ark- 1 as ® Sw during the. 1948, 49 season is inena Shiba jo Yom hampibnaBiptin DrEtHict Attorneys the 1948-49 s
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int ny he A His cherrempyile The Kentucky team of the late RD Tanled: 1940's was so fabulously success0} tiene. B Sd one of the astute ful that it made up half of the u rh . . ._ U. S. Olympic squad ‘at London in That Clark sure knows his S ’ ; . onions. His pretty wife will win 1948. The stars of the team en
tered the professional National Basketball Association as a unit. O'Connor flew to Chicago with New York detectives and confessed fixers Nicholas (The Greek) Englisis and Nat (Lovey) Brown, who were arrested originally in connection with the Bradley fix. They conferred with Illinois State's Attorney John Buckley. Chicago detectives set out to find Groza and Beard. They found them, ironically. leaving the Chicago stadium Friday night after an all-star game
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Recention to Be Given For Mayor Bayt
A reception for Mayor Philip Bayt will be given next Sunday by the Citizens’ Committee. Mrs. Joseph G. Wood. committee chairman, announced that the reception would be from 3 to 5 Pp. m. in the Chateau Room of the Claypool Hotel.
in which their old coach, Adolph PiorEERING : Rupp. supervised one of ox teams. Ex-Kentucky stars i Barker and Joe Holland were THE GAS HEAT «nom
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| All four were brought in for {questioning. Barker and Holland soon were let go. | Groza and Beard first denied taking any bribes. They were] {brought face-to-face. with Ee and Brown, who stuck by their|
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~¥ O'Connor said. Both admitted] ‘ ‘taking $500 each to ‘shave the § points” on the game against
Loyola, although the fixers said Groza got $1000, not $500. Another New York Assistant Ea District A Attorney, Villiam Bing
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mano, alfo was in Chicago. the early morning hours hopped a plane for Louisville, and went after Barnstable, who now a high school coach. ey stable also admitted taking a $500
bribe for the same game against
Loyola, Sirignano said. Groza and Beard were held in $1000 bail in emergency court today, pending another hearing Monday. They are expected to waive extradition proceedings and g0-to New York to face the bribery charges, which carry maximum penalties of five years in jail-——and fines of $5,000 on each count. Groza and Beard were released on bail—posted by a professional bondsman-—after Municipal Judge John T. Zuris agreed to come from home to receive their bond.
Rupp: Refuses Comment
Coach Rupp refused to ment on the arrests when phoned at ‘his hotel early in the morning. He left shortly afterward by plane for Lexington, Ky., his home and seat of the university. "The whole world knows how 1 feel about gambling on athletic contests.” was all he
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five -which -¢omwinningest team consisted of Beard, Groza. Holland, = Barker and Wallace (Wah - Wah) Jones. Barnstable
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National Invitation Tournament and was matched against Loyola of Chicago March 19, 1949.
Groza and Beard confessed taking bribes to ‘shave the points’ on the game. That is,
they were supposed to win—but' by less points that the bookmak-
ers predicted. Thus a man who bet | on Loyola- and took the points!
would win his bet even if Kentucky won the game. As usual in most of the fixes, something went wrong. Loyola won the game, 67-54. Kentucky went on to win the NCAA cham-
pionship again. in a* later tournament. : Cleanup Time KEY WEST. Fla. Oct. 20—|
The Navy here had no comment today on a report President Truman will arrive Nov. 8 for possibly a two-month . visit, but workmen were busily painting and cleaning the “Little White House.”
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Truman Stirs Up . Controversy Over Envoy to Vatican
Continged From Page One with other Allied officers. and in private audience. Neither Mr. Taylor nor Gen. Clark is a Catholic. Protestant England has had a minister accredited to the Holy See, Sir Walter Roberts. . Gen. Clark's nomination must be cleared by the Senate Foreign Relations Committee before the {full Senate acts on it. Foreign Relations Chairman Tom Connally (D.'Tex.), a Protestant, announced that the committee will not consider the nomination until Congress returns in January. He said there ‘“‘undoubtedly” will be hearings. It would be legally possible in the meantime for Mr. Truman to give Gen. Clark recess, appointment, pending Senate action but there was no indication whether he would do so.
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Sen. William E. Jenner, who is not a candidate at this time. He praised Sen. Jenner's fight to open the welfare rolls to the public. si A'This {s' the first
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the Democ rats "have concentrated. in Washington,” he roared. In this attack on the administration, Sen. McCarthy paused
main theme—Communist infiltration in Washington, -particularly the State Department. “This is not a fight between the Democrats and the Republicans,” {he said. “It should be a fight between the American people and internationa] communism. As Hundreds Cheer The crusading Senator concentrated his heaviest attack on {Philip C. Jessup, ambassador at large for the State Department He accused him of having an affinity for Communist causes and being the “architect for America's disaster.” He linked Mr.
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{munist, Field. As serted Sen. McCarthy § “Hf Republicans were in power 'for 20 years and were dedicated to government by crony, corruption and communism, and the Democratic Party was trying to clean house, I would be here tonight campaigning for the Democrats.” The partisan {when he said: “Next year we want to sweep the Democrats and their evil{smelling allies out of all national |offices.”
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SUNDAY, QCT. 21, 1951 . Jessup to Get His Job Calls In 200 Top T-Men oct. 20 (UP W ASHINGTON, Oct. 20 (UP) WASHINGTON, be, = _Intérnal Reyenue Commissioner — President Truman will give John B. Duntap has Srdered more hilip C.{fian 200 of his tdp field officers port herg Monday for a threeconference on “irregularities” the bureau, it was distoday. :
- The commander of ‘the 28th In- luncheon in the Claypool Hotel. fantry Division at Camp Atter- USO is one of "50 ‘agencies in-
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