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...filed libel suits for $2,000,000 against the Oregonian and several individuals who supported its story, quietly dropped them.) Still the rival Journal stuck to its guns. On Page One it ran an affidavit from Clifford ("Jimmy") Bennett, operator of an Elkins-backed after-hours drinking dive, in which Bennett denied his previous story that he had paid Schrunk $500 protection money in September 1955-the incident on which the indictment was based. Though last week it ran two editorials criticizing Teamster brass, the Journal continued to maintain, as its Editor Arden Pangborn had put it to Senator McClellan...
Crimson diver Frank Gorman showed his lack of experience badly when he sneaked into the final round of the one-meter dive with 190.75. Although Gorman scored well in the semi-final round, faulty diving in the first round and one bad dive in the final round of four optional dives kept him out of the scoring...
Similarly erratic off the three-meter board, the varsity's only entrant in the dive went into the final round in fourth position but spoiled one dive and marred another to finish sixth...
Gorman will also have to be at his peak to place in the dive. But he will be aided by the fact Ohio State, perenially the diving power, has been placed under a year's probation by the NCAA and will be unable to compete. Dick Kimball of Michigan is favored in both the dives...
...dive, Frank Gorman finished strong, and, aided by some unusually poor diving on the part of some of his opponents, jumped from eighth place to third. Frank Knight (409.6) of Army won the event, while Warren Frischmann (381.25) of Syracuse finished second. Army's Duke Gerhardt (329.45), Princeton's Alan Routh (318.85), and Yale's Jack Erickson (306.2) took the last three places...