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The JSA sent the survey results to the police. Some of the names have already surfaced. The JSA's lenient attitude toward Kotomitsuki gives the impression that it doesn't take his offenses very seriously. The Japan Times Weekly: June 26, C All rights reserved.{/INSERTKEYS}{/PARAGRAPH} It accepted his offer to sit out the Nagoya Grand Sumo Tournament but did not take any additional action other than to issue a strict warning to him and the 64 others. The JSA, however, did not disclose this information at a news conference — an act that makes people think that the association is insincere. But in a recent survey covering all the JSA members, numbering some 1,, Kotomitsuki and 28 others admitted to betting on baseball games and 36 others to involvement in gambling on mah-jongg, hanafuda card games, golf games, etc. He apparently lied when he called the report a fabrication. Among the 65 were stable masters and hairdressers for sumo wrestlers. Depending on the results of the police investigation, the JSA must take more severe action. If it is ascertained that sumo wrestlers and other JSA members involved in the gambling scandal have had ties with members of the underworld, the JSA should severely punish them. The sumo world has traditionally been tolerant of gambling. {PARAGRAPH}{INSERTKEYS}抄訳付きの社説はThe Japan Times Weeklyからの転載です。 Weekly Onlineはこちら From The Japan Times June 19 issue The Japan Sumo Association is now being battered by a gambling scandal following the discovery in May that two sumo stable masters helped gangsters obtain tickets for special ringside seats at sumo tournaments. For its part, the JSA must sever whatever relations it may have with antisocial groups. Its trustworthiness as a guardian of the nation's top traditional sport is at stake. When the JSA questioned stable master Kise over the tickets scandal, he admitted that he had connections with gangsters until a few years ago. The tickets scandal resulted in demotion of stable masters Kise and Kiyomigata, and the closure of the Kise stable.