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Archie Ousted NBA Suspends Champion DETROIT Light heavyweight champion Archie Moore was suspended Friday by the National Boxing Assn. and Moore, with a counterpunch, threatened to sue the NBA for one million dollars. The veteran boxer was suspended when he officially failed to appear for a scheduled bout with top ranking contender Tony Anthony Friday night at Detroit's Olympia, Moore was in Gelnhausen, Germany, Upon learning of his suspension and an NBA warning I that his title be declared va- I cant if he actually get in the ring and defend it by July 7, he stabbed back with his threat. him was the reply of Floyd Stevens, NBA president. Stevens disclosed plans for a tournament to select a champion Moore not meet his obligation to defend within a month.

think fair to bring Anthony back into an ebmina- said Stevens. No. 2 man will fight No, 3 and the winner will meet Anthony for the title. Perhaps, we can work the No. 4 man into According to June ratings, Harold Johnson of Philadelphia, Hans Stretz of Germany and Chuck Spieser of Detroit rank in order behind Anthony.

The tough New Yorker already has defeated Spieser, knocking him out in the third round of an April battle in Detroit. Though the door was left ajar for Moore, Stevens said a defense must be made against a logical contender. think recognize a title defense in Europe against European the NBA head said. Saturday, June THE 1,1 STAR 13 FULLMER VICTOR Cains Nod Over Tiger CHICAGO (AP) Former middleweight champion Gene Fullmer, although fighting in constant retreat, won a unanimous 10-round decision over Ralph Jones at the Chicago Stadium Friday night. Jones, a 9-5 underdog, continually pressed Fullmer, but the West Jordan, Utah, toughie, came roaring off the ropes or out of the comers to pound out his victory.

I There were no knockdowns in the nationally-televised bout, but Jones went down twice on slips and Fullmer once. Referee Joey White voted for Fullmer, 49-46, in the Illinois point scoring system. Judge Howard Walsh saw it for Fullmer, 48-43, and Judge Frank Clark voted 49-44. The AP had it 46-45, Fullmer. Just 37 nights before, Fullmer 1 lost his middleweight title in this i same ring on a fifth round knockout by Sugar Ray Robinson, Full- mer weighed 161 and Jones 157.

Fullmer, now owning a 41-4 rec-! ord, looked more like the victim than the victor. He bled steadily from a cut along the left eye in the second round and had his forehead gashed in the seventh. Jones, virtually unmarked, relentlessly stalked his younger foe. But every time he apparently had nailed Fullmer with a good series of punches, Fullmer retaliated with a furious attack. Grounds Postpones SAM MIUY TO START FOR CHIEFS TONIGHT The Western League jinx doubleheader later in the bad weather forced postponement of the Lincoln-Sioux City game at Sherman Field Friday night.

The field was a quagmire as a result of Thursday rain. month. Larry Chiefs will meet the hot-running Soos in a single game at Sherman Field Saturday night. Game time is 8 p.m. George Perez (4-2) is slated to pitch for Lincoln, which is trying to get back on the track after suffering eight losses in nine games PALL A.ME.N General Manager Dick: recent road trip.

Waener said the eame would postponement because r. 1 wouia grounds was only the second made up as part of a Amen Opiimistic Over Deacon Grid Hopes Ex-Lincolnite Visiting Here Lincoln washout of the year. The Chiefs have been rained out four times on the road for a total of six this season. Sam IVfiley, who starred for the 1956 Western League champs, hitting .343 to lead the club, is slated to be in uniform Saturday night. Shepard plans to start Sammy at third base.

By BOB McCOY Star Sports Staff Writer Paul Amen, the personable ex- Lincolnite who is embarking upon Jones came out at the opening, his second year of football tute Wake Forest I had a three-year contract and a five-year building program in After one season he was given a new five-year pact. Pistol Competition Opens Here Today Firing in the Central States Re! gional Pistol Championships will bell apparently determined to test at Wake Forest College in to comment on Ne- open at 8 a.m., Saturday at the Queen's Longshot Filly Surprises By STERLI.NG SLAPPEY EPSOM, England Queen under-rated filly Carrozza won the 179th Epsom Oaks Friday then dug in her heels and refused to follow her royal Stevens said his last communi- circle. The Queen, one of the finest horsewomen in Britain, gave the lead strap a mighty jerk, smiled sweetly at the crowd and forced the exriied winner to the foot of historic stands for the un- cation With Moore was May 4 At that time Moore agreed to fight Anthony here Friday night if his terms were met, Stevens said. Moore said he wanted $100,000. Stevens spoke briefly by tele- foot and then on the other near the foot of the stairs from the royal box.

Then came the announcement: number That meant Carrozza, who raced as No. I. was raced at Newmarket. King George VI, the father, was the winning owner with Sun Chariot. jaw which proved so vulnerable to knockout punch on May 1.

Tiger landed, all right, but Fullmer fought back and was belting Jones hard at the bell. In the second round the announced crowd of 2,679 roared at a mauling toe-to- toe exchange. the Atlantic Coast Conference, Friday appeared very optimistic over Forest fortunes this fall and expressed a great deal of enthusiasm over University of Nebraska hopes. Amen, a former Lincoln High and Nebraska star, who was named the top football coach in football chances under Lincoln Rifle and P'stol range new coach Bill Jennings, Amen southwest of the Lincoln Air Force phone with Ernie Braca. Anlhonvs saddling ritual.

the fight Association, and his Trainer Noel Murless and jock- range slugging match, are currently visiting in ey Piggott have now saddled and time, it was Fullmer who Lincoln. ridden three classic winners this ahead. Deacon coach plans for this Later jockey Lester Piggott con-' season. If Piggott rides the winner! patch season include better balanced fessed. The race had been so close of the St.

Leger in Doncaster in Fullmer eye struck on ail around than last but he September he will be the first head, and the crowd booed added that any improvement made four-classic jockey since Rae John- apparent butting tactics. the team as whole will have to stone quadruped in 1950. with The Murless-Piggott team won pressing and stood still in the fourth and got said. has a topflight coach in Bill. I have the greatest respect for him both as a gentleman and a Amen, who played against Jennings (then with Oklahoma) as an end on Nebraska football teams in 1935-37, plans a visit with the the ACC last year by the Husker while he is in Lincoln but added that chances for a Nebraska-Wake Forest grid Base.

Over 75 of the outstanding pistol shots in this area are expected to be on hand. I Adding luster to the meet, sanctioned by the National RiBe Association, win be the presence of I some 15 master class pistol shots. Several top teams are entered, also, including the Minneapolis series appear far in the offing. City Police hop, to be near the lop In the 5th Army, the National manager aboiU a reported offer of a Los Angeles promoter to guarantee Moore $100,000 for a bout with Anthony. Stevens said nothing was definite about the offer.

concerned with a rea- acmable defense of the title and promise to fight the winner of the An.hony-Spieser Stevens said. not interested in the Moore denied he ever agreed to fight Anthony. The huge crowd of mwe than 100,000 people had screamed and cheered the Queen, To the as Carrozza finished first by half a head in a driving finish. The margin over Silken Glider of Ireland was so close that stewards called for a photo. A hush fell over the freat mass while the photographer developed the picture.

he not know if I or not. I thought But I was not The victory was the first in a classic race for a British Mon' arch since 1946 when Hypericum w(Mi the 1,000 Guineas for the late with Crepello won Wednesday in the Epsom Derby and Guineas. The (xily in the other classic King George VI. The last time a raced this year, the 1,000 Guineas, went to Rose Royale II who was third Friday. monarch won the Oaks was when a wartime substitute TALL TEXANS TO OPEN COLLEGE SERIES TODAY OMAHA tTS Like they the team this year would be like jeered as a result.

Fullmer slowed up'in the middle of the fight, but was swinging lustily in the final few rounds, although his accuracy was hardly that of a former champion. In the seventh round, Jones come in addition to replacing fullback Bill Barnes, Wake AH-American last season. The Deacons finished with only Guard and the strong Lincoln club. There are team championships awarded in all classes .22 caliber. .45 caliber and centerfire.

a 2-5-3 mark in first year at the helm, but his squad, the smallest in the conference, gave every foe a battle the full 60 min- ites and showed signs of going up. Amen entered the Wake Forest the ACC by Amen said, adding that his five-year plan should begin to really pay off then. The Deacon mentor said the Baptists in North Carolina are in- L-ncoIn club took all three titles here, while in 1956 the local club copped two of the three championships at Denver. schedule calls for .45 in the the grants from school and that them and 4rom the R. J.

Reynolds tobacco family have made his situation Amen said he was happy to see the addition of Oklahoma State University (nee to the Big Seven, commenting that it should and centerfire matches, while Sun- I day will see heavy action in .22 and centerfire matches. could be seen talking sharply to; picture in 1956 from the U. S. Fullmer. In his dressing Military Academy with a three- strengthen the conference greatly.

Jones said told him to start year contract reportedly worth believes ACC and Big Seven fighting. That he was supposed to $10,000 annually. Almost overnight, football are much on the During the nerve-wracking wait: pardner, them Texans is tall in the wading into a nest of rattlesnakes. running have been champion and he ought he has built what appears to be a to fight like he was and not keep future conference contender. Queen Elizabeth, Princess Mar- i saddle.

The results were just what Jones said Fullmer did not There contract and no garet and other members of the! You want to watch them just as expect: Texas won its 34th i reply. just kept said mwiey Moore said. royal family stood first on Phils' Rookie Spins 3-Hitter; Wins 1-0 one' close when they get a baseball or a bat in their hands as when to use a six-gun or lariat. In the NCAA college world se- i ries opemng today the University of Texas is after an unprecedented third championship. Texas won in BROOKLYN OB Righthander Redlegs lead to a half game.

The three- Phils' kme run came on a fourth history. They Florida State, California is paired craig, claiming his first with Colorado State at 6 p.m. and, night, enabling the Philadelphia Philies to keep pace with Brooklyn The Dodgers defeated leagiie- leadmg Cincinnati 6-3, shaving the PHILADELPHIA CB Jack Stanford, pitching a hitter and striking out 13, mowed anning sacrifice fly by Chico Fer- down the Chicago Cubs 1-0 Friday nandez, scoring Willie Jones. It was the second shutout for Sanlord, fire-bailing righthander, who now boasts a 7-1 record. He walked four.

Aftet yielding a single and a walk ai the start of the second inning, and victimized by a double steal, Sanford then retired the side on three strikeouts. He fanned the first two men he faced in the third, got three more in the fifth, one each in the sixth and seventh and two in a row in Southwest Conference title in 42 Jones. years and went on to take Arizona -------in the NCAA district playoff. And man half the Texas squad is 6-feet tall or over. One of them is 6-5.

Connecticut gets the first crack at the Longhorns in the college Questioned while relaxing at the home of his parents, and Mrs. H. J. Amen of 601 the genial Paul chuckled I went to 1949 and 1950 and was runner-up classic. They lead off the series in 1953.

at 11 a.m., CST. Last year the Longhorns had At 2 p.m. Penn State plays Brooks Trim Reds' Lead To Half Game won five out of 20. Anybody who knows a Texan at 8 p.m. Iowa State and Notre could predict that trying to whip Dame play.

Spahn Stops Pirates 5-0 PITTSBURGH OB Warren Spahn hurled his second shutout of the season Friday night, giving up seven hits as the Milwaukee Braves defeated the Pittsburgh Pirates 5-0 before a crowd Fnnis' Two-Run Homer In 11th Nips Giants S-3 Thurman rf Bell cf Robinson If Crowe Ib Bailey Hoak 3b NEW YORK OB-Del Ennis delivered a two-run homer in the 11th first hit of the eTghthltolh Thi 13th strikeout victim was Lee Walls, ending the game, Ed Bouchee opened with a dou- inals a 5-3 victory over the New York Giants Friday night. The fifth place Cards, who have won of 21,762. Spahn was backed up caueht' by a nme-hit attack which includ- caught. eames of the National td two doubles by Joe Adcock in Ml 10 of their last 14 games, now are within gai cu IWO uouuies oy uoe aqcock in i his only offcial trips to the plate. 1 into the nearby right Jones stopped at third on Rip Re-, The victory pulled the fourth to left center and field seats was his fifth of year and followed a single Wally Moon also then to break up tween Card right hander Larry Jackson place Braves to within two games ggb Bowman walked of league leading Cincinnati.

fjn jjjg bases, scored on the Spahn was aided by three dou- Fernandez sacrifice fly. ble plays. But he need Recently recalled Dave Hill- much help as all of hits he man, who was lifted in the eighth allowed were singles. In winning for a Cub pinchhitter, gave up his sixth game against three de- only four hits, struck out five and rookie feats, the crafty southpaw struck walked three. It was his second i Barclay, out two and walked one.

i loss. He has yet to win this year. Bob Purkey was charged with Turk Lown finished. 1. CHICAGO PHILADELPHIA his fourth defeat against as many; ab a victories.

He was rackt'd for two' runs in the second inning. The Banks 3b the by hitless duel be- runs Roy Braves scored three more in the seventh off reliefer Face. Adcock started the second inning trouble with a double after one was out. Bobby Thomson 3 0 11 Asbburn rf 4 2 2 0 Ha.mner 2b 3 0 10 Lopata 4 6 4 0 Bouchee lb 4140 Jones 3b 3 0 10 Repulski If 3 0 7 0 Bowman rf 2 0 3 2 ss 1 0 0 0 Sanford 0 0 0 0 10 12 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 29 3 24 5 Totals 3 12 0 4 0 2 1 3 0 15 0 4 13 0 4 0 2 1 4 13 0 110 0 2 0 0 2 3 0 0 1 Moryn rf Long lb Wails cf Necman Littrell ss aErnaga Lown Hillman bP.olffer Wise 88 Totals 29 3 24 5 Totals 28 4 5 walked. Both runners advanced out for Littreii in 8th.

I out for Hdlman in 8th. on a fielder choice. Del Crandail ooo ooo tn rtlish Philadelphia 000 100 lu pusii E-LittrelJ. Speake. Repulski.

Walls. Fernandez, Hamner and Bouchee; Hillman, Littrell and Long. 6. Philadelphia 8. 4, Hillman 3.

Lown 1. SO- Hillman 5. Ixtwn 1, Stanford 13. 4 in 7. Lown 0 i in 1.

1-1, Lown 0-0. Sanford 0-0. (7-1 (0-2). Conlan. Donatelli more.

followed with a singve across all the runs Spahn was to need. MILWAUKEE PITTSBURGH ab 0 a 8b 0 a Bruton cf 5 3 10 Clemente rf 2 4 0 4 110 1 4 10 3 4 0 1 1 3 12 0 3 14 2 0 5 10 0 2 0 0 10 0 0 0 0 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 31 7 27 10 Logan ss Mathews 3b Aaron rf Adcock lb Torre lb Thomson If 4 0 5 6 Baker ss 4 2 0 1 Fondy lb 4 0 10 Thomas 3b 2 2 7 0 Freese 2b 0 0 0 0 Mejias If 1 0 4 0 Virdon cf 4110 Rand Jackson won i seventh, but (i Lloyd relief help when Red oendienst led off the 11th with the seventh Giant hit. Merritt got Willie Mays to hit into a force out, but then walked Hank Sauer before Daryl Spencer hit into a game-ending doubleplay third of the night by the Cards. 10th home run had tied Ennis Micro Midgets To Race Tonight 2b 5 0 4 5 Purkey Crandall 4 13 0 Face Spahn 4 0 12 Swanson c.M’zertiski R.Smith Totals 37 9 27 14 Totals out for Purkey in 5th. for Adcock in 7th.

out for Swanson in 8th. Milwaukee 020 000 Pittsborih ..............000 000 Mathews, Adcock, Mantilla, Thomson. Baker. RBI -Cran- flail 2. Mathews.

Adcock. Thomson. Adcock 2, Bruton. Logan and gan and Torre: Logan, and Torre. 11, Pittsburgh 5.

1. Purkey 4. R. Sm.th 1. Spahn 2.

Purkey 2. Swanson 2. HO-Purkey 4 in 5, Face 4 in 2. Swanson 1 in 1, R. Smith 0 In 1.

R-ER-Purkey 2-2, Face 3-3, Swanson 0-0. R. Smith 0-0. Spahn 0-0. (6-3).

L-Purkey 4 41 Landes. Bakei, Dbscou, Aggie Cooch Named COLLEGE STATION, 13- Bobby Rogers, coach of East Texas College was named basketball coach of Texas College Friday. Paul Bryant, director of athletics at announced Rogers had been given a three-year contract. No salary was disclosed. The appointment was approved by the college faculty athletic committee.

Charley Thorn, co-captain of Notre golf team, was South Bend city champion in 'The Micro Midget races will again be held tonight at the 14th and Cornhusker Highway track. Sam Giebelhaus, top-notch Lincoln driver, has returned front Albuquerque, N. M. where he finished ninth in a national meet involving some of the top drivers in the country, will be in action again. program, which starts at 7:30 p.m., features time trials and seven races including a Billy Wolfe novelty race.

Several Lincoln drivers are planning to enter the National Micro- Midget race at Peoria, 111., June 24. it in the sixth after St, Louis had taken a 3-2 lead with a pair of unearned runs in the top of the frame. Jackson then put down 11 in order before giving up a leadoff single to Ray Kat in the ninth. Don Blasingame stretched his hitting streak to 11 games with a second-inning single that scored Jackson for a 1-0 Card lead. But the Giants then scored twice in their second, with one run unearned.

ST. LOUIS NEW YORK ab 0 a ab a 2b 5 14 3 Lockman lb 4 2 15 1 Dark s.s 5 14 4 2b 5 2 15 Musial lb 4 1 10 3 Mays cf 4 0 4 0 4 10 0 Sauer If 5 13 0 bRodgers 5 0 4 0 Spencer ss 0 0 0 0 Rhodes rf 5 16 0 Katt 5 10 1 4 2 2 3 Westrum 0 0 0 0 Virgil 3b Barclay 42 9 33 14 Totals St. Louis ..........................001 002 000 New York 002 001 000 Moon. Ennis. Jackson 2.

Sauer Virgil, Barclay. Spencer. Virgil. Lockman. Schoendienst, Musial, Moon, Sauer, Ennis 2.

son. Ennis. Barclay, Spencer and Lockman; Dark, Blasingame and Musial; Dark and Musial, 2. Louis 7. New York 5.

3. Merritt 1, Barclay 2. Jackson 3. Barclay 1. 7 in 10 (faced one batter in 11th), Merritt 0 in 1.

3-2. Merritt 0-0, Barclay 5-3. (7-2). (2-5). Gorman.

Dixon. cPost K'pstein aLynch Acker bBurgess Totals 4 14 0 0 0 0 0 4 0 6 7 4 0 2 0 4 110 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 10 5 4 0 0 3 37 7 33 21 Bolt, Dow Tied For Golf Lead AKRON, Ohio Tommy Bolt, the veteran firebrand, and youthful, mild-mannered Dow Finsterwald fired their second consecutive sub-par rounds Friday to lead at the end of the second round of the $22,000 fourth annual Rubber City Open Golf Tournament. They were deadlocked at 135, seven under par, a stroke ahead of Gay Brewer Jr. of Cincinnati, John Pott of Shreveport, and Walker Inman Jr. of Bolton, Mass.

Optimists Postponed Rain forced postponement of the Li.icoln Optimists opening game with Nebraiika City Friday night. checked Cincinnati on just three hits for a 6-3 Brooklyn victory Friday night as the second place Dodgers trimmed the skidding National League lead to a half game. Don Zimmer batted in a pair of Dodger runs, with a double and his fifth home run of the season, and Charlie Neal banged three of I Freeman the 11 hits as Craig went the distance for the first time since last July 26 when he beat these same Redlegs 5-2. The Redlegs, who now have lost six of their last 10, paired two hits Johnny double and single a walk and sacrifice for two runs and a 2-1 lead in the third inning. But Craig, 25, who had failed to go all the way in 17 consecutive starts, allow another hit until Ed Bailey walloped his 10th home run over the right field scoreboard with one out in the ninth.

Craig struck out four, walked four to even his record at 2-2. Johnny Klippstein, now 2-5, was the loser. The Dodgers, who have won four in a row, tied it at 2 in the third on Junior double and a bloop single by Duke Snider. They put it away in the fourth when Rube Walker belted his first home run of the year and Zimmer followed with his shot into the left field seats. Brooklyn added another in the seventh when Buster Freeman, third Redleg pitcher, balked with Gilliam on third.

The Redlegs protested long and loud on the balk call, with Manager Birdie Tebbetts finally tossed out of the game. The final Brook run came in same level. While in Lincoln, Amen plans visits with both his and his (he is mairied to the former ence Moll of Lincoln) parents. He I intends to visit a sister in Colorado I while accompanying his parents to Denver wheie they will attend a National Conference of the Congregational Christian Church. The 40-year-old Amen is the father of three daughters, Barbara, Karen Sue and Kathy.

Pirates Sign Soph the eighth, when Gil Hodges sin- PITTSBURGH The Pitts- gled. Walker sacrificed and Friday announced lined his third single. I signing of Richard Jamieson, CINCINNATI BROOKLYN abhoa abhoa Temple 2b 3 113 Gilliam 2b 4 10 0 Cimoli 4 0 2 0 Snider cf 3 0 0 0 Furillo rf 4 0 8 0 Hodees lb 3 19 1 Walker 3 0 10 Neal 3b 4 2 4 0 3 0 3 0 3 2 8 0 4 0 10 4 13 1 3 14 0 4 3 10 4 2 2 3 4 0 11 Bradley sophomore to a contract with their Columbus club in the i 1 A International League. City Tennis Meet To Start Today The 1957 City Tennis Tournament will get underway today at the Lincoln Tennis Club courts at 9 a.m. play includes rounds in veterans, junior boys, mens and junior girls lingles and doubles play for men, junior boys and veterans.

Singles play for boys under 15 and junior mixed doubles is also on tap Neil Unterseher, defeniiing singles champion, drew a first round bye. Liftle Leaguer Killed VALSETZ, Ore. Blackwell, 10, was hit on the head by a batted ball in little league practice and died in a hospital Friday without regaining consciousness. McMiUan as 2 0 3 3 Zimmer ss 1 0 0 0 Craii 0 0 0 2 10 0 0 0 0 0 1 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 Totala 29 3 24 10 Totals 33 11 27 5 up for Klippstein in 5th. out for Acker in 7lh, out lor McMUlan In 9th.

Cincinnati 002 Brooklyn 2, Hodges, Walker. Neal, Zimmer, Temple, Bailey, Hoak. 2, Temple, Thurman. Snider. Walker, (Gilliam scored on balk).

Neal. Bailey. Temple, Gilliam 2. Zimmer, Bailey. Walker.

Zimmer and Craig; Acker, McMillan and Crowe. 5, Brooklyn 6. 4. Klippstein 6, Acker 1. Freeman 2, Craig 4, 6 in 4.

Acker 1 in 2, Freeman 4 in 2. 4-4. Acker 0-0. Freeman 2-2. Craig 3-3.

By Klippstein (Snider), by Acker (Cimoli), by Craig (Robinson). (2-2). (2-5). Ballanfant. Jackowski, Craw- Nipp To Redskins WASHINGTON 3 Maury Nipp, 27, former Philadelphia Eagles guard, has signed to play with the Washington Redskins.

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