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Dissolution of IBC Upheld By Supreme Court, 5 to 3

JKjßto£JjijmA Mm tt^ 1 ' mH^^ Norris, Wertz Hp| \ L. Mlikijfffip «§H*g London Choice Sfaf Must Dispose of y'^fT Stock in Garden Cooper By Over in the The Supreme Court today up- PORTS held a lower court ruling re- S' quiring dissolution of the Inter- Title Defense THE EVENING STAR national Boxing Clubs of New Washington, C., Monday, January 12, LONDON, Jan. 12 (AP).— D. 1959 A-13 York and Illinois. Young Brian London is a The ruling, by ' slight favorite to turn back the District Judge Sylvester J. GIFFORD TOP STAR IN Ryan in New York, also held challenge of blond Henry that the Madison Square Gar- Cooper here tonight in a de- den Corp. and its majority fense of his British heavyweight stockholders—James D. Norris boxing championship. Howell Thinks Win of New York and Arthur M. London weighed in at 209% Wirtz of —had violated today and Cooper at 192%. the Sherman antitrust few along with the two clubs. A TKO over Willie Pastrano Proves East Superior - of New Orleans moved London Justice Clark delivered the LOS ANGELES, (AP). into the higher echelon of the Jan. 12 Supreme Court’s 5-3 decision. heavyweight division last Sep- —Coach of theI STATISTICS Justice Harlan dissented. Joined I by Justices Frankfurter and tember. He had won the Brit- Giants had a little salt for the ' East West ish title by knocking out Joe wounds of the opposition after „ First downs 17 17 Whittaker. Justice Stewart took i : #>, |K ~ Rushing yardage 81 131 no part. *" Erskine in three rounds in his Eastern Passing yardage 214 142 . June. Division All-Stars5 Passes 16-34 15-26 Judge Ryan found the de- defeated the West, 28-21, in the » Passes Intercepted by 1 2 fendants had monopolized Cooper stopped Punts _ 3-40 66 7-47.71 in- once London . lost 0 0 annual Pro Bowl football game S Yards penalized 5 35 terstate commerce in the pro- in one round in 1956 but he has boxing bypassed by young- yesterday. fessional championship been the through the interlocking recaptured enough On a day in which the old i outcome was “no upset in my field ster. He corporations, ownership prestige get pros play away i book.” of sta- EAST to the title shot took the from diums, and PROS’ FIRST SCORE—In frame No. 1,, the goal line. The score gave the East team by upsetting highly the National League’s newer “Any game like this has to contracts with ranked r boxers. (11) hands i -its first lead, 9-7, in the first quarter of the Pro Zora Folley of Chandler, Ariz., headliners, the East erased a i be strictly a tossup, and I still; off to Halfback (16), who runs t Bowl football game yesterday in Los Angeles, October 13. 21-16 deficit with a field goal, , think the Eastern Division was 2 Title Bouts a Year the safety ; stronger this season,” to right and passes downfield (frame 2). on the way to a 28-2 i victory over the Western With Floyd Patterson’s man- touchdown and a in the Howell Norris and Wertz fourth quarter cap a . declared. “After all, our top were told Halfback Alex Webster (29) takes the pass all[ Division All-Stars. (Another picture on Page ager, Cus D’Amato. biding his to thrill- to sell their more than 50,000 alone on the 17-yard line (frame 3) and eludes A-15.)—AP Wirephoto. about announcing ing battle before 72,250 fans s three teams beat the West’s i time his next top during regular! i shares of stock in the Garden, (44) just enough to over defense, there is speculation in Memorial Coliseum and a ! three the tumble inferiority !were prohibited from acting as London-Cooper national television audience. season, so we had no that the win- complex coming officers of the Garden Corpora- ner might get a shot. a The West was favored by a into this! If not , game.” tion, and were limited to pro- title bout, the winner might touchdown, but Howell said the It was one of Howell's own moting two championship fights meet Ingemar Johansson for i yearly. the European championship. veterans. Halfback Frank Gif- ford, who inspired They appealed directly to the In any event, the bout packs turned in an 1 Auburn Cagers Match performance and walked off Supreme Court, asking reversal more than usual interest in the with the game’s most-valuable- of Judge Ryan's ruling. Their ?win, lose United States. Miller Named player award. counsel told the high court or Promoter Jack Solomons Judge Ryan’s decree ex- Gifford completed three of was so Grid Team's pects a sellout 18,000 that Winnings crowd of four passes for 75 yards, pitch- severe a twice-a-w’eek at the Earl’s Court Stadium. ing for television fight series was jeop- By the Alloclated Presz 1961-for recruiting ir- one touchdown and set- * 1 football Each fighter is to get about ting up caught ardized. Except for the NCAA, no ! regularities. Detroit Coach another. He $28,000. . three passes stir 54 yards and The eight Supreme Court one is stopping Auburn these Continued has put success DETROIT, Jan. 12 (AP).— for yards. Justices participating in the day; as its football and basket- Auburn seat London is the son of the for- Miller, [ ran 12 in the driver’s in British champion. Jim an assistant coach case agreed that the Inter- ball teams continue tolling up the Conference mer Jack at University Southeastern Cooper, Purdue for five Veterans Stand Out national Boxing Clubs of New concurrent streaks unmatched race, one of a half dozen wide London. a handsome seasons, today named nead I 77ie Pride of Calumet young man known as was ! help York and Chicago had violated in collegiate history. 'open scrambles to develop in a “Our football University Gifford had a lot of TO ROMANTICISTS, ONE ’Enry” by Cockneys, coach at the the Antitrust Act. OF the most appealing Plenty of football teams tops'--turvy college basketball the once of Detroit. from such veterans as Quarter-, Sherman keep plasterer. . But they disagreed on the stories in sports these last couple of week ends has been fur- haw had longer unbeaten earned his as a Salary length backs Norm Van Brocklin and season. and of Miller's parts of Judge Ryan’s decree Bardstown, 7-year-old A not ’Eddie Leßaron, Ends Gene nished by a gelding who has been streaks than Auburn's 24. At a time when the cream contract were disclosed. which ordered Norris and Wirtz bundle of have Miller Wally Brito and Tom Scott and Tackle pretty wonderful at Tropical Park in Florida. basketballcrs i usually has risen to the top, succeeds From- get rid stock in than a row hart, [ . to of their Mad- At age (49 people) proper ! won more 21 in .perennial is no bet- one-time Notre Dame Square Bardstown’s for a horse of quarterback ' For the West, the standouts ison Garden, and dis- the current status of Auburn’s iter than third in,the SEC, fa- Nugent May Bring who was fired after solve the boxing clubs. breeding normally is living a less hectic life, perpetuating winning streak. season, [ were End of the two jvored Texas A&M is tied for the 1958 his fifth at De- Bears, Clark, majori- th# line instead of being saddled up for combat ever so j But no one has ever domi- troit. Fromhart’s 1958 [ voted the game's out-j Justice for the last in the Southwest, touted 3 With Him team [standing ty, said that on the point often. But on successive Saturdays Bardstown, son of Ali- nated both major sports at Aides compiled a lineman; Quarterback, of is no better than 4-4-1 record. Billy Wade, Judge Ryan’s orders, “We of the the time the way the Ti- TALLAHASSEE, Fla., Jan. 12 Miller’s appointment ended ¦ Fullback Alan have bhai out great Twilight Tear, has won the $24,750 j same | third in the Atlantic Coast, ’ Ameche, Defensive painstakingly undertaken to gers ’•re doing now. weeks of confusion about the Back Yale Orange Bowl Handicap and the $67,600 Tropical Park and Oscar Robert- (AP).—The Tallahassee Demo- Lary and Halfbacks Rugh Mc- make certain that justice has Thi basketball Tigers, who a dogfight Detroit coaching situation ¦ son have on their Moore, . , Handicap. crat said today it had Elhenny and Lenny been done . We have finally bagged straight learned There reports their 10th of hands in the Missouri Valley, were dozens of s grant- It is extravagantly ideal for story purposes in that j the 63-54. Florida that Tom Nugent would bring about people who had sought tj Wade, victim of a fourth- concluded that the relief season, over and the favorites lag while (the Ryan orders) Bardstown not only is an ancient campaigner apparently Saturday night, the and people the school -1 quarter on his own ed was not and St. Bona- Minnesota, with 4-5 overall three of his Florida State as- Job beyond peak (8-0) Y., a sought position. i. 20, tried to take the blame for the allowable discretion at his but that he is the biggest bread-winner of , venture of Olean, N. record, pack the sistants with him when takes had for the only heads the in he f the West’s defeat. However, of the district court.” , which at this writing doesn’t seem to have are the major unbea*ens Big Miller, 38, has been coach of Ten. over as head football coach at guards centers e West Stranglehold Cited of any in college basketball today. The and at Purdue Coach much else account. - Tigers since Ala- Challenged Maryland. < n. since 1955. He joined the Boil- didn’t consider the Rams’ Mickey Mantle, haven't lost Mountaineers, ¦ Clark’s opinion at one point It is as if the Yankees had no no Oil tripped ermakers staff the previous s passer the goat, bama them, 83-65, , The three listed by Sports v said the Boxing McDougald, no Bob Turley,"but were being carried by Enos yea r ago! Even West with 41 year as freshman line coach. i.j “We beat ourselves through International about a McGrotha being Clubs "had exercised a strangle- Slaughter. • straight Southern Conference Editor Bill as He was assistant coach for mistakes,” the coach of the Under NCAA Probation victories, may have a sure-for- headed for College Park, Md., r I hold on the industry for a long ** * * j two years at Wabash College, i, 1champion Colts said. challenge are Line Coach Bob Harbison, period . . . This illegal activity The football Tigers had a tie shootin’ on its hands ; served as at Niagara “It my fault,” Wade in- WITH BARDSTOWN SO SHARP, the new year is be- from ambitious William and Backfield Coach Frank Toomey a was gave appellants (the clubs) an with Georgia Tech last fall but University and later was as- ‘ sisted after the turned the ginning much as 1958 ended, with premium Mary Virginia and Lee Corso, former Florida East odorous monopoly background small on | haw whipped all 23 others or Tech. sistant at the University of interception goal youth. begun quarterback helps 1 into a field which was known and still Bardstown has to roll toward the head- they’ve met since losing to Utah and Kansas State, the State who Buffalo before returning to game-win- coaching. a and later scored a feared in the boxing world.” lines that Ted Williams, Archie Moore, Charley Conerly Florida in their sixth game of pre-season Skyline and Big with the backfield Purdue. ning it; outstanding touchdown. “I knew As to the stock ownership by and Sugar Ray the 1956 season. Eight conference choices, are Harbison, 31, played football Miller was an risky Robinson inspired. guard co-captain ’ | was to pass from my own Norris and Wirtz, Clark said, Both, however, have oeen living up to the reputations. at . Toomey, i and of the 13, pick up In his winning Orange Bowl effort Bardstown skit- ; Purdue squad in 1941. He at- _ but I wanted to “It may be that the stock in shooting only for poll and And. as everyone thought, like Nugent, attended Ithaca yardage stay tered over a mile and one-sixteenth, carrying 124 pounds, tended Massillon, , High[ some and then on [Madison Square Garden was conference recognition be- Dartmouth and Princeton (N. Y.) College. ground. pass! in 1:40 2-5, which was a fifth of a second better than the School, which has turned out the I threw that not the fruit of the conspiracy: cause the NCAA has tagged probably head the Ivy League Nugent, who returned to Tal- right where I wanted it, but but even if lawfully acquired it track True, Tropical’s track is hardpacked and through such outstanding coaches as s record. Auburn with probation class. lahassee over the week end af- . (of ) may be utilized as part of the conducive to time, and Ara Parsegh- fast but the fact remains that all other ter attending the NCAA meet- ian of Northwestern. Millerr backed into it and stole it.” conspiracy to effect its ends." horses had the same opportunity to beat the clock. ing in Cincinnati, couldn’t be played his high school football1 Moments before, Wade had, The trial court has ordered After Bardstown, ridden by the appropriately seasoned SAWYER THREAT IN 2-MILE reached immediately. I under Brown. | See PRO BOWL, Page A-151 See BOXING, Page A-14 Steve Brooks, won the Tropical Park Handicap last Sat- urday, Trainer Jimmy Jones of Calumet confessed that his gelding was “a good horse but you have to give him a rest once in a while.” This would be caution in some other Star Games Athletes trainers, but coming from the spare-of-praise Jones it can be interpreted only as a threat that Calumet’s old campaigner will be taking dead aim at the SIOO,OOO Wid- Shine in Baltimore Savings placed with Perpetual ener and the coming up. by Tuesday, January 20th Gulfstream Handicap By BILL FUCHS former LaSalle star, who won And who is to be favored over Bardstown? Cases can Star BtafT Writer the Penn Relays 100 last spring be made for Nadir, Clem, Vertex and the likes but not very Buzz Sawyer emerged as the ¦ in 9.5 and tied Ira Murchsion strong ones. It must be remembered that Bardstown’s top star of the All-Eastern in- in a 100-meter dash last sum- ner in Hungary in 10.4. win in the Orange Bowl wasn’t his one big run. He car- vitation indoor track meet Sat- Earn Baltimore, Dividends ried two more pounds (126) Saturday and ran a mile urday night in thus Spiegel had phenomenal and paving the way for what could Jeffer- a eighth in 1:49, only four-fifths a slower 1 times while at Thomas of second than a be a classic race in the 2-mile I son High School in Richmond track record set 12 years ago. run in the 12th Star Games and if he can give trouble to * i • • • ¦January 24 in the Armory. the likes of Murchsion, Dave the Entire IN THE an in , Bobby Month CASE of old horse—even younger ones, Sawyer, former North Caro- Sime and Morrow, it will for that matter, but to a far lesser degree—there is an lina State star now attached to , mean that much more dazzle to element of suspense. When will Bardstown wake up to the Baltimore Olympic Club,, the already - dazzling sprint 1 ! races. ¦> find his stakes winning speed gone? Tomorrow? A week, served notice on the likes of Maybe you’ve promised yourself that some day you would start [ Frank Bowens of Winston- !| a month from now? John Macy, Jerry Smartt, A1 Lawrence and Mugosa j Salem Teachers and Peter sat :ng money regularly at When a horse reaches the age of 7 he’s almost Velisa i Perpetual. This week is the best week you got that he is more than just a I I Close of St. John’s of Brook- IP to be running big on borrowed time. Years ago Calumet casual entrant in this race, onelyn won big events and with could choose, for all the money placed with Perpetual by the had another gelding, the well-remembered Armed. From of 11 top individual events on 1 1them invitations to compete: | Bowens, 20th earns 1944 through 1950, Armed packed weight and won 41 of the star-packed program. here. former New „ dividends fpr the whole month! A new dividend 81 starts and $817,475. When he was 7 years old, however, Pounding across the flat ; | Yorker, took the 600-yard runj > 1:13.2, which is a full period is just beginning your savings grow fast, Jones predicted that Armed’s stakes-winning days were i board track in the Baltimore in sec-: Wm and will with . ond better than Josh Culbreath over. 'Armory in a sizzling 9:04.6, the generous 30-year-old Sawyer was estab- . did in winning that event here dividends credited every 90 He was right. Armed ran for three more years and lishing1 the fact that he is fast- . last year. Close won the mile never won another stake or handicap. Bardstown, who, er than ever and quite fast ; in 4:15.3. |MA J I days. Make that “some day” right like Armed, did not blossom until he was 4, may not be the 'enough for the company he’llI Norm Williams of George-! now... and save for what horse that Armed was, but he’s winning the races that be in here. His time was a t town established himself as a| 13 Wj >T \ Calumet’s other gelding wasn’t at the same age. meet record and was 5.3 sec- ¦ threat in The Star meet's; % \ I you want most! * * * * 1,000-yard onds better than that clocked I race by winning at illi-fa,,l E I by Macy. the Polish star, in 880 yards in 1:58.7. Elias Gil- NOW the paucity of Calumet i 1 FOR SOME MONTHS winning The Star Games last t bert surprised nobody by win-j horses of potential, particularly among 3-year-olds, has year. ning the 60-yard hurdles in 7.2! posed the question of whether Mrs. Gene Markey will dis- seconds and John Humcke of Stieglitz band her stable. There have been occasions, too, when the Sets Pace the New York Athletic Club lady didn’t seem too interested in racing, notably after Sawyer was just two seconds ; won the mile walk in 6:52.4. the Kentucky Derby when her Tim Tam won and seemed slower than Macy’s Star Games i 1.8 seconds better than his record set two years ago and winning time here last year. a good to sweep the Triple Crown. Mrs. Markey went I bet this in the very first meet of Europe, skipping and the Belmont. jpil, to the Preakness the season. Ensign Lew Stieg- ¦ few days ago any But Mrs. Markey only a denied litz, former University of Con- intention of disbanding Calumet, even though Bards- necticut star now stationed in >| Freshman Breaks town is the only handicap horse after the loss of Gen. Washington and another en- Duke and the retirement of Iron Liege and Tim Tam, who trant in The Star Games, set a laps, High Jump Mark broke a in the Belmont. And even though fast pace for 13 of 16 then sesamoid bone by Sawyer’s nobody of coming up was beaten finish- seems high on Calumet’s chances ing kick. Stieglitz was second. ! With 6-11 Leap with a potential Kentucky Derby winner this year, one While the performance puts j BOSTON, Jan. 12 (AP).— Numo out this early. jeopardy Macy’s shouldn’t count the stable’s in Star meet A world indoor high jumping Three or four years* ago you wouldn’t have thought record, another record looks j ’;record isn’t bad a 17-year- the day would come when old Bardstown would be carry- certain to fall, the 6-foot-7% for ¥ DOWNTOWN: 11th 4 E Streets. N.W. high jump owned i old college freshman who has fItUPCTI I M ing so proudly and alone the colors and prestige of Calu- mark by rJOtr JL J U/mlj ANACOSTIA: 1340 Good Hope Road Devil’s Red Charles Holding since 1955 j a flaw in his form. met. Mrs. Markey is lucky. On Bardstown the George ®*THBSDA-CHEVY CHASE: Wise. Ave. at Montgomery Dennis, former Morgan Cambridge looks good. 1 John Thomas of MIDTOWN: 809 Connecticut Avenue N.W. State star who came within a ‘ BUILDING fraction of Holding’s mark last and Boston University bettered ASSOCIATION PRINCE GEORGES: 7118 Marlboro Pike year, j the world mark leap of got off tremendous leap with a _ I a . EDWARD C. BALTZ, PRESIDENT QUEEN’S CHAPEL: 3410 Hamilton Street of 6-foot-9 to set another Bal- • feet, 11 inches Saturday in Nielsen Rally Wins 6 a SILVER SPRINO: Georgia Ave at Cameron timore meet record. dual meet with Dartmouth at PARIS, Jan. 12 lAP).—Den- - ¦ H'wiiu- ns' TODAY'S SPORTS Inspiring, too, was the victory Hanover, N. H. mark’s Kurt Nielsen dropped in the 60-yard by Butch dash J The previous mark the first two sets but came back 2 Spiegel, University of Mary- was 6 ON TELEVISION by to beat Budge Patty of Los « land who was out of j feet,' 10*4 inches Ed Meisner "Washington's freshman Chicago Sta- 300 MillionDollar Savings Institution" Angeles for the men’s singles S action last year because oft of Marquette in title in the Pierre Gilou Cup in- * Bowling illness. Spiegel won the 60 ) dium in 1952. door tennis tournament yester- feat by Strikes ’n’ Spares, WMAL-7, in 6.3 seconds and his victims s Thomas’ was watched day. The score was 2—6, 6—B, j’ included Paul Winder off about 300 in the Dartmouth 6—4, 6—4. p.m. Morgan State and Ira Davis, J cage.