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FRIDAY, APRIL 4, 1Suspension forStemmer. Krakauer and Zarowitz disclosed Hapes and Filchoek were offered bribes of $2,500 eech and$1,000 bets tit their names a* well as lucrative off-season jobs if they would lay down”* in the game.STAGS TOP INCAGE PLAYOFFLife in Briberybe absolutely honest: they must The!be above suspicion.**By HF.RR ALTSCHl LLPhiladelphia. April 4 {IP) door barring Merele Hapes and. The ruling on Filchoek and Frank Filchoek from professional; Hapes was the most recent chap* Ifootball—probably forever shut today.•wungjter in the gr.-ates! sports scandal {ofininthetheBert Bell, corormaeioner National Football league, most ftr-reachmg rulings annals of the pro gridiron game, suspended them indefinitely for their roles in the attempted fix of last year’s championship gameBell admitted the decision wasa tough one to make. but said the New- York Giants' backfieldi since the 1919 .world series. On!y 24 hours earlier three men had been sentenced to prison termsfor their parts in the attempt to fix last Decembers game There is only one chapter left. Alvin Paris. 28 vear-old New*Yorker, will be sentenced Monstar* were found guilty of actions, .detrimental to t e vclfare of the I d*: ,%vltr* f5‘ ,s National Football league and of professional football”day He was convicted of offering a bribe to Filchoek and Hapes.Testimony at the trial of Paris and tne three others. Harvey Stem-mer, David Krakaue* and Jeromeed that Hapes and Filchoek had refund the bribe off ersBell’s rulingilch preventsNew- York, April 4 (JV-The surprising Chicago Stags had theirfirst* place piavoff opponents, theWashington Capitols, as well as the rest of the Basketball Association of America leehn* today following their second straight victory of their best-of-seven series.The Stags headed back to Chicago from Washington for thethird game of the set there next Tuesday after tumbling the classyCaps two night* in a row. Chicago* upset Washington Si-65 inthe opener Wednesday night andheaped further insult on the eastern division champions bv winning 69-5,'t last nightThe four other playoffwere idle last night. ' Stand Philadelphia resumebe*t-of»three series at S’ Saturday night, while Clevelandcome? to New York for fht second game in their best-of-threesetteams Iy* uistheirLouis“Professional football.” Bel! Said employment of Hapes or Filchoek jin his deci-ion announced vester- by an NFL club as player, coachnpwnp—aa— day, ’ cannot continue to exist unless it is based upon absolute hones tv The olavers must not onlor m any other capacity.wasmade under a rule which permits'mmmBRIANT BATHSforNEURITIS — LUMBAGOrheumatismARTHRITIS — SCIATICA For Appointment Phone 249him to suspend a playet for anything he considers detrimental to the leagueThe championship game played last Dec 15 ended with the Chicago Bears beating the Giants 24 to 14 Hupei was not permittedto play by Bell but F chock, who at first did not admit hearing thebribe offer, did appear and sparked the Giant attackPhiladelphia leads St 1 »u lt;1-0in the play ff of the second place finishers, while Cleveland haa *s.milar edge over the Knickerbockers m the battle between thetwo third-place clubs.BIG FIVE INLEAGUE LEADMixedof Paris.!Big FiveAlley Cat*Kin# PtreI eague standingsW. I..Pet11 1 A629591ja'i
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Boone News Republican
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