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India n as_ Turn'er to receive grant

MONTICELLO, N.Y. (AP)- Landon
Turnhr, the Indiana University basket-
ball player who was critically injured in
a recent car accident, will receive a
grant from the Maurice Stokes Foun-
dation, Red Auerbach, president of the
foundation, said yesterday.
Turner, a member on Indiana's 1981
NCAA championship team, has been
hospitalized since the accident July 25,
and faces possible paralysis in his legs.;
Turner, 6-foot-10 and 240 pounds, was:
considered a potential star forward. He
was Coach Bobby Knight's only retur-
ning senior from a squad that went 26-9.
A FORMAL presentation of the grant
will be made before the 23rd annual
Stokes benefit game tonight at Kut-
'sher's Country Club.
The Stokes foundation was started to
help pay the medical bills of Stokes, a
former National Basketball Association
player who was stricken with en-
cephalitis in 1958. Since his death in
1970, proceeds from the game have
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been used to help indigent former NBA
players. The game also raises scholar-
ship funds for student-athletes at
Stokes' alma mater, Westinghouse
High School in Pittsburgh, and helps
maintain the Maurice Stokes room at
the Basketball Hall of Fame in,
Springfield, Mass.
Among those scheduled to play in this
year's game are Charlie Criss of the
Atlanta Hawks, Marvin Webster of New
York, Jan van Breda Kolff of New Jer-
sey, Mike Dunleavy of Houston, Kevin
Grevey of Washington, Billy Knight of
Indiana, Steve Mix of Philadelphia, Gus
Williams of Seattle and Kyle Macy of
Phoenix.
Duran rests
CLEVELAND (AP)-Roberto
Duran, whose "hands of "stone" may
have taken him a rung closer to his goal
of a third fight with Sugar Ray
Leonard, headed back to his native
Panama yesterday for a week's rest
before training for a fight next month.
"He'll be back in a week," promoter
Don King said. "We don't know who
he'll fight ... but he's ranked to go. He's
in good shape. We think it will be a
prelude to a world boxing title."
The 30-year-old Duran's immediate
goal is the World Boxing Council junior
middleweight title of Wilfred Benitez.
King has offered Benitez $1 million to
defend the title against Duran, and the
promoter hopes to schedule the fight
later in the year.
Duran's eventual goal, however, is a
third fight with Sugar Ray Leonard.
King is lining up Duran's schedule so he
could meet Leonard next year. Leonard
holds the World Boxing Association
version of the junior midleweight title.
Lewis guilty
LOS ANGELES (AP)-- L. Ben
Lewis, the Wells Fargo Bank officer
who vanished after an alleged $21
million embezzlement scheme was un-
covered, pleaded guilty yesterday as
part of a pleabargain in exchange for
his testimony against boxing promoter
Harold Rossfields Smith.

The dapper Lewis, who stood before a
federal judge wearing a black suit and
bright red handkerchief, admitted he
conspired with Smith to defraud Wells
Fargo in a complicated scheme which
involved juggling of the bank's internal
accounts.
LEWIS ALSO pleaded -guilty to two

counts of misappropriating a total of
$1.8 million in Wells Fargo funds.
"Mr. Lewis has made a complete
statement," said assistant U.S. attor-
ney Dean Allison.
"He has provided the government
with documents used ip this embez-
zlement scheme."

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$ Daily Photo by KIM HILL
Look Ma. no hands!
This youngster, competing in the National Unicycle Meet held in Ann Arbor
last weekend, attempts to negotiate his unicycle through the 'walk on
wheels' event in which the contestants travel 10 yards without touching the
pedals.

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