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Five Nabbed In Bribery Scandal NEW YORK. Jan. 18 (UP)— Now arrests were expected today in Manhattan college's basketl>all bribery scandal with police hunting "The Biggest Guy" behind the fixing of games ut Madison Square Garden. Eive persons, including former Manhattan star players Henry (Hank) Poppe ami Jack Byrnes, already were under arrest and charged with bribery in the tin tit such case that has been discovered in college basketball in recent years.
Poppe and Byrnes, tall and talented co-captains of last year's Manhattan team were charged with taking bribes of $5,000 each to "throw” three games played last year - agafn.at Siena college of Loudonville, N. Y.. Santa Clara of California, and Bradley University of Peoria, Til. And Poppe was charged with the latest attempt at trickery ! which brought the whole plot to light the attempted bribery of Junius Kellogg, star Negro center of the present Manhattan team.
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ing—presumably to give formal approval to the offer. Director of the Southern Coal Producers Association also mot for a final lx>k at the pact. The association represents companies which produced about 150,000.000 of the nation's 1950 soft coal output of 500,000.000 tons. The agreement, which surprised union and industry leaders in the coal fields, was re|M>rted as government economic stabilizers planed overall price and wage coat rols. Coal operators said they would have to piss the cost of hlghet wages on to consumers. One estimated the prii e of coal would be boosted about 25 cents a ton. HKPAl'N t II XPEL Discir sing th' need for the individual to make Ins own decision. Or K< ' rt Montgomery, as.- >,■ ate prol< or of Old Tc.stanient at I'.Oauw. t Id a Wodn .-.lay linked audience that each ir.div .i.ial m i l become resjaon '.>! > fer h. own life without at tempting to blame otheii, Onto: vg his lalk around tlw comment of St. I’aul that each man should won, out his own problems without li ving to make decisions for others I In- speaker s lid th-i.t in ist also treat with ro-sp m t tlh • who refuse to agref' with our particular convictions, for no one has given us the power to pid • o Others Piotesl Riots By Italian Reds ROME, Jan is iirp) _ Autlinritii coiini,,! on,- dead and 31 inj'in t t‘«la\ in Conl-munist-inspired protest riots ugam.st the amcal in Italy of dh-n I'wight l> Hi onhower. The Communist.s called a general strike' in lioiu,. to In-gin at o 30 1- M hi ::o a M ESTi, in-
cluding a one-hmrr strike of all city transportation’ workers. The government tightened security measures to safeguard Eisenhower and prevent furth-
er violence.
But Communist sources said they expected th«> pivu.eh demonstrations to continue with bigger turnouts sohixiuled in Milan.
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Police at Admno on the island of Sicily went' forced to open fire on demonstrating agricultural workers last night when i they refused to disperse. (doe worker was killed by police bullets ami 10 workers and 21 Federal Carabinieri police were injured. Rrinforeoncntn were sent to the island city.
Rrimm on th" cam-1 long left. Brimm got Umhs at the count * r»‘feree Tom Bn-. let him continue and Murphy's hand in \ Murphy enjoy.) pound adwanuom Brimm’s 163 1-2.
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Murphy Pointing For Maxim Bout
DETROIT, Jan. 18 (UP) - Rough-tOugh Iiish Bob Murphy put light heavyweight king Joey Maxim on the spot to grant him a title fight today after rack* ing up his 10th straight knockout at the expense of giime Henry Brimm of Bullalo, N. Y. This gave the hard-punching I ex-sailot from Ban Diego, Calif., a sensational string of 48 kayos in 56 pro fights to boost his claim for a shot at t,he cjnfty
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The ckunor for n MurphyMaxim -s c rap is £ a i n i n g momentum and many more punching exhibitions like Murphy gave in stopping Brimm at 2:20 of the fifth round last night may force Maxim into a title fight iin order to save face. The international Imxlng club lias been trying to get Maxim in the same ring with the battling GOP for several months. After slugging shoiilder-to-shoulder, the rugged Murphy |«it
GALVESTON T \ I 1 (UP) More play- , ,i juries were pn-dli • ,i •
football g-nmes pla\ son under »ewly-on» tions of the Nat Rules Committc.
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The committee al-,> .1, that game i lock iho ' I 1 started more oilm w -. . Is actually snapped i,. i ter. TTie change will i.i i plays than under 1949 rul when officials iisuullv for docks to start.
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