WEDNESDAY. worgica, 194 „• k _ Liston, Poiertna. Lirikeci in- NY Boxing Probe. -- • • NEW YORK (ill A' , New 'Yorc boxer testified yesterday there - Was a recent link be tween Frank (Blinky) lr?alermki, .a racketeer and fight manager, and the camp of newly crowned. heavyweight - champion Sonny Liston. Cortez Stewart. a 284 , ear 7 oldi heavyweight, told a state_ legislative committee ihat PalermO was one: of the men who tried to hife him to work as a sparring partner for Liston this year before . the letter's title fight with champion Floyd Pat terson: Liston was ietused a license by the New York State Athletic Com mis:don for his alleged affiliations with unsavory characters, includ ing Palermo. Because of this, ,the Liston-Patterson fight was shift ed from New York to Chicago_ The• commission had called a meeting to discuss whether to recognize Liston as champion when it was told to .hold. off by Assemblyman Haywood Pluma dore, chairman of the legislative committee. . Plurnadore instructed conniit tee counsel to offer Liston and his managers of record• an oppor tunity to appear at public hearing to "comment on, affirm or deny" the testimony- - The committee was appointed on April '6 to investigate boxing in the state following the uproar caused by the death of welter weight champion Benny (Kid) Pa ret in a title fight with Emile Griffith at Madison Square Gar den. The •committee is charged with determining if there is an underworld influence in boxing; if so, how to rid the sport of such elements; or, whether to outlaw boxing in the state. • REPAIRS PARTS ACCESSORIES WeiteM,AutO New Bikes-1 yr, Guarantee 112 S. MAZER AD 7.7102 SEE MONEY-SAVING COUPON BELOW FOR SPECIAL INTRODUCTORY OFFER! • FI PR9.11. VIISTI A %Pr% . , B#F ; DRE . , 4 04 Wit et „„, •04 . WI 410<oi' tio topping, mil spilling, e.. -u., Ofd Ai spice Pro-Etoctr ic p r . , '•co a A , *cr. s kin antes filia l railor PIA tv A N,. -* I /I_ board for tha ci l k 4. 4 " 4, Yo*ir , . ean.st • o ho El i ot caatakibir4; ittav 1 c/ 0 e e veli z 44 4 'OO o, v ~‘ SEND IN COUPON! • • SAVE 11/L.FI Fin Diet; sera CouVon witts!so# in can 10 Stiutton at address shows). Get a regular ' 1.00 Soo' e (note sample!) dram Pro-Electric Roll On for just 500! Offer Wed one to a customer. Etta Janua'ry' 1, 1963. Send Coups Today.% THE DAILY COUEGLAN. ' UNMERSITY PARK. tENNSYLVANIA iniurmuniumullimiummummiimiummiamummuumimilimmut AMMON HORSEMEN AM WOMEN , THE PENN STATE NORSE CLUB (formerly The -Pet* Slate Riding Club) == Meets ... Wed., Oct. 3 • . 7:30 P.N. i 203 Willard . = Speaker and t Movie _ . . = Old and New Members Welton* show" he. Dist - 697 Routs 46. Canoga. • _ Enclosed is filtir amts Tor solosso send fat poutosid mutat 1.00 siu Old Sala Pfloateric ROSOR. • 1 Dorow Put on Waivers HOUSTON (R)".-; , Mu* Itioffakt Bins of the American Footbadi League placed quarterback Al Dorow on waivers raster:lay. Dorver. fornserly of Michigan State. is in his tenth pro season. o a Spend a weekend in New York City and sae the PENN STATE - ARMY FOOTBALL. GAME October 13th & 14th • ; FOR ONLY *22 50 • Chartered Greyhound Bus to Stadium, *living Saturdal. at 5:30 a.m. • Bus. from Stadium to Hotel Mankattan, , New York, fol lowing game. • Room in Hotel Manhattan, 4 to a moral.. Turin-bodded,roorns. $2.54 additional • Bus from Hotel, leaving at 2 p.m, Sun4ay. • Minimum of 36 persons. BUY YOU GAME TICXETS AT REC HALL Sign up at , 1 k- • - aux. Rata Titeutuit 116 West College Ave., State College AD 1145211 COLLEGE COUNCIL NOMINATIONS Deadlike Sell-Nominal' Friday, Oct, 5- Selfleakuriko F Available at Ike Dean's Offices ihudzuis ktimlnisization 126 'icnacite i Charaistry & Physics.— 211 Whlismos. Edvfmation 275 Echbeation M:l9Um • e 1 v & Homo Economics 101 Home Ec Liberal Aria 104 Sparks Mineral Industries 101 MI Physical Ed 350 Roc Hall: 101 'Wlaito Open 8-12 a.m. & 1-5 p.m. Coilege Council Elections Next Week Tues, &nor, Staihw Dismiszwit BALTIMORIt (ffll The imati more Orioles. who rehired Man ager Billy Hitchcock after a sev enth-place finish - In the American Leave s fired coaches Cal &met . and George Staller yesterday. Till FrWay 101 Hammond Wed., Thurs. PAGE SEVEN
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