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BOXING CLEANUP Oakland Tribune, 43 Friday, Jan. 8,1960 South Stars Choicein Bowl Game California May Ask S. Control 7 i "ft 1 i ft 5. 7 i y. v.

"I think this all stems from the Weill matter of a year or so ago when his license was revoked in California on charges allegedly linking him to hoodlums. We had a hearing on Weill and saw no reason not to license him in Illinois." The Boardmans had their California licenses' suspended for pulling out of a fight at Hollywood Legion Stadium, but reportedly are operating in Florida. "The NBA took the attitude that there is no sin in our house," Urch said yesterday. "But facts are facts. You cannot deny them." Maceroni said he is still willing to go to California and "sit down with them, if any good will come of it." The president said he would ask that California reconsider and Continued from 1st Sports Fare not appear in any mood to reconsider and from Seattle, the chairman of the Washington commission, Wilbert Lewis, taid a meeting has been planned tentatively seeking to unite the commissions of Alaska, British CoKimbia, Oregon, Washington, California, Utah, Nevada and possibly Arizona.

Lewis added, however, that this does not mean Washington plans to leave the national group. In its letter to the NBA, signed by all five members Dr. Dan O. Kilroy, Douglas Hayden, Harry W. Falk William E.

Leonard and Jamie H. Smith California's commission stated: "California has repeatedly urged the NBA to develop an effective national regulatory program. "The NBA has not responded by taking or urging any such action. It has even declined to appoint a study committee to carry out the recommendation." In the. past year, California suspensions have not been upheld by other NBA members.

The State refused a managerial license to Al Weill, who handled Rocky Marciano when he was champion. It also suspended Larry Boardman of Marlboro, and his father-manager, Sam. At Chicago, Lou Radzienda the Illinois Athletic Commission, treasurer and past president of the NBA said: AWARDS PRESENTED Aahmes Shrins Rod and Gun Club awards art mad by President Darrell Edwards (left) to from left: Tony Zydycrn, Rainbow Trout champ; Charles Craig, Black Bass champ; Howard Lane, Salmon champ; Ken Brenneman, Deer champ; Ben Mitchell, Class trap shoot champ; Jewell Teague, Class trap shoot champ; Orville Bower, who was Striped Bass champion. Not shown Is Charles Wlnslow, trap champ. RENO WILL i BE GAMES -ENTRY PORT iReno, will be made an official port of entry fiext month for the 1960 winter Olympic Games, according to U.S.

Commissioner of Customs Ralph Kelly. He said this status would permit immigration, customs and agricultural inspections to be made at the Reno airport so that planes bearing Incoming athletes could go directly to the Nevada city. Marshall Opposes NFL Expansion Continued from 1st Sports Paje stroy the new insisted the voluble Marshall. "If that is the only reason, then we are guilty of monopolistic practices. No one can give me an intelligent reason for adding a couple of new In Chicago, owner George Halas of the Chicago Bears dis agreed with Marshall that expansion would lay open the NFL to anti-trust action.

"Our intent," he said, "was to expand when competition among our clubs began to equalize itself on an extremely high level and we have reached that plateau." Hallas said Bert Bell, the league's late commissioner, told a congressional committee three years ago that the NFL. planned to expand. The AFL presently plans to operate franchises in New York and Los Angeles, where the NFL has the Giants and the Rams. There is another I conflict ht Dallas; where wa 1- groups are seeking franchises in both leagues. In Minneapolis, an AFL group withdrew from the picture when another syndicate received a commitment from the AFL.

FIQEIEEH lUVESTDRS SAVIIIGS LOAN AMOfilATION WOODY HAYES CENSURED FOR SLUGGING WRITER Santa Clara Faces Waves In LA. Tilt By United Press International The kings of Pacific Coast basketball and a few serious pretenders to their crowns square off this weekend in a cage battle royal. West Coast Athletic Confer ence favorite Santa Clara faces an especiallytough test as it journeys south to face Pepper-dine and Loyola in the Los Angeles sports arena. The Broncs have earned the league compiling favorite role 10-3 pre-season Carpentier on Oak Mat Tonight- Edouard Carpentier, heavy weight champion of France and a contender for the world mat title, will make his Oakland debut tonight at the Audito rium, mooting Tom Rice of San Francisco in the one hour, two fall main event Carpentier, an acrobatic type of grappler who reminds fans of Antonio Rocca, Argentine sensation, is a popular choice to beat Rice Rice, a veteran of the mat, formerly played football at the University of San Francisco, Other matches on promoter Ad Santel's weekly card are Enrique and Alberto Torres vs. Lex Wilson of New York and Chico Gracia, 45 minutes and two falls; Ronnie Etchison vs.

Clyde Steevcs, 20 minutes. one fall. NEW YORK, Jan. 8 Coach Woody Hayes of Ohio State apparently has been dressed down by the committee on ethics of the American Football Coaches Assn. The committee reviewed 11 cases involving malpractices by members of the association.

One of these cases was "alleged striking of a sports writer in the vicinity of a locker room." No names were disclosed. However Haves was accused lastleliloTrcifstnn dena writer after Ohio State lost 17-0 to Southern California on the West Coast. The ethics committee report, released today by Paul Gover- in the case concerning the alleged striking of a sports motions Mixed Over State Stand oh by.nali of San Dieno State, said By the 'Associated Press Boston Icemen Beat Hawks, 5-1 Alton By United Press International NORTHERN CALIFORNIA'S LARGEST KMJtMmmiwCMZf I OAKLAND Telegraph Ave. return to the NBA. -In California, boxing interest adopted a wait and see attitude on the withdrawal.

In Los Angeles, Cal and Aileen Eaton, whose promotions have included several world title fights in recent years, said, "We'll have to wait and see if California stands alone or joins another national boxing group." In San Francisco veteran matchmaker Bennie Ford declined comment. He was matchmaker for last year's NBA middleweight championship match between Gene Fullmer and Carmen Basilio. Boxing surprise. He said he did not see why California did not complete its investigation into alleged hoodlum influence "before they jumped the gun. But that's their little red wagon." Adae, whose commission granted a manager's license to Weill last summer, said "Cali fornia knew all about that They more or less gave tacit consent.

We had nothing against" the mart." "We have been cooperating with Califor nia in what they are trying to do." Florida has no state boxing commission. Weill license is valid only for Miami Beach. Detroit Takes Over Afr-Hangar LAKELAND, Jan. 8 UP) A complete indoor training center for the Detroit Tigers will be in operation when spring training opens this year. "This is an important ad vance lor tne organization, said James A.

Campbell, in charge of minor league oper ations and scouting for the ma or. league cTiit. Campbell yesterday that a 100x120 foot airplane hangar will be used for the center through an agreement with the city of Lakeland. "We can now use every day of training regardless of weather keeping 200 players busy is a big job," Campbell said. Japanese Lose on Ice NANAIMO, B.C., Jan.

8 to Japan's Olympic hockey team went down to its third straight loss last night, bowing 105 to Nanaimo of 'the Intermediate Pacific Coast Amateur Hockey League. MOBILE, Jan. 8 Mi-Collegiate stars from through out the country will clash in the 11th annual senior bowl game tomorrow in what the weatherman says will be ideal football weather. The forecast is for clear skies with the temperature probably in the 50s for the televised meeting of 25-man squads representing the North and South. The weather has been good for all the previous games.

The South was established as a 3 -point favorite to win its seventh game in the senior bowlleries, in which the play ers become pros, i Members of the winning team will receive $600 each, the losers $500 each. Quarterback Charley Britt of Georgia will direct the South offense and also serve as co-captain together with Ken Kirk of Mississippi, the middle line backer on defense. The North players elected two linemen as captains. They are center Bill Lapham of Iowa on offense and middle guard Rod Breedlove of Maryland on defense. Jack Lee of Cincinnati will be the Ndfth quarterback, spelled by Olen Treadway of Iowa.

The halfbacks will be Ed Kovac of Cincinnati. Jimmy Joyce oL-Maryland and Bob Jams of Purdue probably will share fullback duties. LSU's Warren Rabb and Texas A M's Charley Mil-stead may work some with Britt at quarterback for the -runnergt will be Bill Mathis of Clem-son, Tom Moore of Vanderbilt and Don Klochak of North Carolina. Both coaches have drilled their quarterbacks overtime on passing and tomorrow's game could turn into an aerial battle. Weeb Ewbank of the world champion Baltimore Colts is the South coach.

Jim Lee Howell of the New York Giants directs the North squad. The South has a slight weight advantage but the North may be a bit faster. The game will be played under pro rules, including unlimited substitution and one-pokjt conversions. Howell indicated he may play more men on Doth offense and defense than the South. Ewbank has loaded his defensive secondary with his fastest backs.

There is a strong chance of a sellout of Ladd Stadium 40,605 seats. Kickoff is at 12 p.m., PST. Providence Wins Over Quebec, 2-1 By United Press International The travel-weary Providence Reds hope to strengthen their hold on second place in the American Hockey League tonight when they entertain the Rochester Americans. It will be the Reds' third game in -three nights. They edged the Quebec Aces, 2-1, at Quebec in the only league action last night after dropping a 4-2 decision to the Canadian Club the previous night.

A third period goal by Nick Mickoski earned the Reds their latest victory and enabled them td open a four-point lead over the Americans in their battle for second place. Danny Poliziani scored for Providence at 7:45 of the second period but Quebec knotted the score less than two minutes later on a shot by Chuck Blair. Bird Dog Trials WAYNESBORO, Jan. 8 Iffi A dozen bird dogs are expected to compete today in the all-age division of the Georgia field trials. SOUTH No.

Name School Pos. 15 Charley Miistead, Texas AAM SI Warren Babb, L8TJ QB tt Marlin Dress, Alabama HB tn Don Klochak, North Carolina FB 53 Tom Moore, Vanderbilt HB 41 Mike Dowdle. Texas FB 49 Cowboy Woodraff, Mississippi HB 4.H Charley Britt, Georria QB 44 Bill Mathis, Clemson HB 4 Jim Mooty, Arkansas HB 48 Lamar Bawsen, Ankara HB 81 Max Fayler, LSI' 54 Ken Kirk. Mississlpcl 88 Jackie Barkett, Aabarn Marvin Terrell. Mississippi' 1 Zeka Smith, Aabarn Dan Cochran, Alabama 78 Don Floyd.

TCU 71 Jim Colvln, Honston 74 Lebhen Shields, Tennesaea 78 Harold Olsan, Clemson Mel Branch, LSU 84 Carroll Dale, VPI 88 Dave Hadsoa, Florida 88 Ruik Melnnls. Mies. Southern QB SAN UANDRO 1631 E. Fourteenth St. lOcVhoven 9-7754 HAYWARD 22533 Foothill Blvd.

lUcerne 2-9822 Dawntewn 411 Fifteenth St. Glencourt 1-7893 MacArthur Blvd. 7622 MacArthur Blvd NEptvne 8-7736 4803 Telegraph Ave, OLympic Fruitvale 3212 E. Fourteenth St. KEIlog 3-3492 record including a win over COP in the league opener.

But Pepperdine is a veteran club about ready to jell, while the soph-studded Lbyolans coraled the Broncs in the finals of the West Coast athletic tournament last month and could be the league's surprise this season. USF also journeys south and reverses foes with the Broncs. COP faces San Jose tonight in other WCAC action. Other games tonight include: Alameda Navy-Chico State, Humboldt State-Nevada, Cal Aggies-Sacramento State, Los Angeles State-Fresno State, and UC at Santa Barbara-Cal Poly. Pancho Gonzales Free to Marry LOS ANGELES, Jan.

8 fCPD Richard (Pancho) Gonzales, world champion professional tennis player, was free today to marry auburn-haired model Madelyn Darrow. Mrs. Henrietta Gonzales, 29, was granted a final divorce decree Wednesday from the 33-year-old' athlete. She received an interlocutory decree Dec. 22, 1958- and $1,200 monthly alimony and support for their three children aged 8 to 11.

Gonzales already has announced his engagement to Miss Darrow, 23. writer, the disposition of the case was made known verbally to the individual involved." Hayes appeared in a highly agitated state when he left the committee room. The committee report said "It is appropriate at this time to point out that Article VI, Section I of the Code of Ethics of the AFCA states that it is a responsibility of coaches to accredited writers and radio and television commentators to pro vide news about their teams "They should be treated with courtesy, honesty and respect. However, it is the unanimous feeling of this committee that a coach has the right to maintain locker room security." Hayes was not immediately available for comment. scored on a rebound in the middle frame as the Bruins reclaimed fourth place from Chicago.

Gendron drew assists on both goals. Bronco Horvath picked up a goal and an assist to tie Bobby Hull of the Black Hawks for the league scoring lead with 49 points. Eddie Litzenberger spoiled Boston goalie Don Sim mons' bid for his first shutout of the season with a third period goal HATWARD 22683 Main St. BERKELEY 1 90F Univeriity Art. ALAMEDA 1121 Wibitar St.

jem. I I The Boston Bruins have come up with a new, hard-hitting line to aid them in their bid for a playoff spot in the National Hockey League. Center Charlie Burns teamed up with wings Fleming Mac-kell and Guy Gendron to help down the Chicago 1 a Hawks, 5-1, in last night's only game. Mackell whipped in an eight- foot backhander early in the opening period and Burns 6.70x15 BLACK WALL OR WHITEWALL TUBE TYPE i FIRST 20-MONTH ALL II PHICiD FOR A Stll frr frW DEALERS VVMzZMk STOCKS LIMITED jOV iHSg -'X 'COME FIRST SERVED f4 ROAD HAZARD GUARANTEE Wj3 i Anthony Maceroni, president of the National Boxing Association, said last night he, was "surprised and deeply disap- Sointed" by the action of the 'alifornia Boxing Commission in pulling put of the NBA. "This was the year we had hoped to get all 50 states into the NBA," Maceroni said, "and we were and still are willing to change it to an international group to get world-wide participation." Maceroni made his comment at his home in Providence, R.I.

The NBA president also vigorously denied the California charge that his group has been lax. in combating hoodlum influence in boxing. "California misses the complete concept of the NBA," Maceroni declared. "The NBA has no policing power, never had it and must leave it to each individual state to handle its own investigations." He added that the majority of cases now pending against undesirable elements in boxing are still before the grand juries "and we cannot take action until there are convictions." In Los Angeles, Cal and Aileen Eaton, whose promotions have included several world title fights in recent years, said, "We'll have to wait and see if California stands alone or joins another national boxing group." The Eatons said a possible advantage of staying with the NBA was that the national association was a uniform measuring stick for rating boxers. The Los Angeles couple is staging a title fight in Memorial Coliseum on Feb.

4 between NBA champion Jorr Mexico and Ilalimi of France, the No. 1 contender. In Seattle, Chairman Lewis said his group has "no recrimination toward the NBA but even before the California action we planned a regional organization which would be better able to cope with re gional problems." He said the East held a nu merical superiority and could outvote the West on key issues. Lewis added that Arizona might join the western bloc. NBA Commissioner Abe J.

Greene said in Paterson, N.J "I regret to see California take this step because its po sition is comparable to the United States in the United Nations. This country may object to many things that are happening, but it suffers momentary discomfort for over-all good. "The best way to fight rack' ets is to face up to the situation. I sincerely hbpe Califor nia will reconsider and help in the campaign which it protests is lacking. United boxing can do it" Greene, editor of the Pater- con Evening News, who said he has not been close to the situation in recent months, praised California for its com mlssioners and its heavy box lng schedule "much of this fostered by the NBA" The chairman of the Miami Beach, Fla, boxing commission, F.

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