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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-16
BOXING TRIPLE-HEADER
Three Champs Risk Titles

Ramos has won AZ fights and
lost one on a disqualification
He has seen Moore fight only
once-when the l26-pound
champion suffered a knockout
and broken Jaw while fighting
Carlos Hernandez in a nom
title affair at Caracas.
Over all, Moore's record
stands at 56-6-l and he's back
in the city where he won the
championship with a 18th
round knockout Of Hogan
Bassey in 1859. He's a 81
favorite.
Torres. whose popularity has
brought bus loads Of fans from
Mexico. rates as the strongest
favorite at odds Of 81. A
frequent performer here, he
has a 47-4 record. He scored
80 knockouts but was stopped
in each Of his four losses-tC
Joe Brown. Carlos Ortiz anc
twice to Cisco Andrade.
Griffith's share Of the purse
for the triple-header is $4,000
with Rodriguez collecting $751;
900. Moore collects sac. 00(
with $12,500 for Ramos, while
Torres fights for $500 ano
Cruz 5000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-16

That l40-pound division was
left without a leader when
Italy's Duilio Loi retired.
The weatherman predicted
showers and gusty winds, but
promoters said that the triple
title boxing show win 60 on.
Only the Griffith Rodriguez
scrap will be shown on TV. The
other two fights are for the
paying spectators only, with
about 10000 expected to build
a gross gate Of $250,000.
ALI three bouts appear SIM
liar. Griffith, Moore and Torres
pack the harder punches. The
opposing three rate as better
boxers.
Griffith has q 34-3 record
His last defeat was a split de-
cision to Benny Paret Septem-
Der 80. 1861. when he lost his
title. He regained it last March
"a in the Inflated fight when
Paret was fatally injured.
Rodriguez, who now calls
Miami, Fla, home, has q rec
ord Of 48 victories, 2 losses anc
2 no-decision bouts. One of the
losses was a l0-round split de-
cision to Griffith before Emile
won the championship.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-16

Coach George King Of the
Mountaineers conceded. I'VE
forced him into Q few mistakes
but not enough. We tried ev-
erybody on him we had. ]
thought we would wear him
down In the second half, but
the kid has good stamina"
III you've seen any better,
I'd like TO know who he Is"
said Jack Ramsey. the ST. Jo-
seph's coach.
Lou Rossini. NYU's coach,
figures Duke viii have the inn
portant edge in rebounding In
tonight's headliner. But Duke
doesn't have anyone TO handle
Lyman. He's a prize, that kid"
Rossini said.
The Blue Devils are expected
10 play their customary zone
defense and not worry unduly
about Lyman individually. But
II they need the ball, they're
going TO have TO 90 get II from
the little man.
when the other team is
pressing. It's my type Of game"
Lyman said as he toweled off
in the locker room. II hope
Duke tries II, TO tell the truth"
However, as well as he played,
Lyman by no means over
Swallowed his more publicized
contemporaries. King said he
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-16
Boxer Token
To Hospital

DETROIT. Mar. IS (AP).-
Heavyweight Leroy Roker Of
st. Louis, Mo-. was taken to
Receiving Hospital in Detroit
with a possible conclusion suf-
fered in q fight with Detroiter
Sonny Banks last night.
Referee Lou Handler stopped
the scheduled hereunder at
40 seconds of the sixth round.
Roker, who at 2l5 pounds
was Is pounds heavier than
Banks, was given oxygen in the
ring and left under his own
power.
He collapsed again in his
dressing room and was rushed
to the hospital after he was
revived.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-16
NTcKLAUS OKAY,
TO RESUME PLAY

COLUMBUS. Ohio. Mar.
10 (AP).-Jack Nicklaus,
the second-year profession
al golfer who Is third on
the tours money-winning
list, plans to return to
competition next week.
Nicklaus came home a
couple of weeks ago for rest
and therapy. Now he says
he hopes his hip is rid Of
the bursitis which caused
him trouble last month. He
plans to play in the Doral
(Fla) Open which begins
Thursday.
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BeIinsky Making Good
On VoWHeWiII Reform

The Colts won their fourth
straight by defeating the In
dams. 81, the Cardinals ended
a three-game losing streak by
downing the Pirates, Ga. and
the Cubs outlasted the Red Sox,
1911.
The Orioles beat the Dodgers,
lis, in a night game at Miami
1t was the sixth straight victory
for unbeaten Baltimore.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-16
LYMAN HARD TO HANDLE
: Little Man Stors for St. Joe

never saw Thorn play better,
an understandable statement
in light Of Rods highest point
total Of his college career.
Not Disappointed
Mullins, Heyman and Kram-
er didn't disappoint q single
supporter In the opening game,
either. The latter two, both ALI
Americans this season, played
against each other for the first
time and made the traffic jam
before the game seem q trifling
inconvenience for the opportu-
nifty TO see them. perform.
Kramer got the better OF
whatever scoring duel may have
developed. but. as usual, King
Arthur was the dominant fig
ure in all phases Of the game
That's the thing that makes
Heyman so great" Kramer
said. They get in trouble and
he Just takes over.
Mullins is a fine player in
his own right. but Heyman does
50 many things. He's the best
I've ever played against"
Art returned the compliment
from the other side OF the
building. Kramer is great. a
great shooter. But we won.
That's what counts. He can get
IS points for all ! care. Just
so we win"
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Los ANGELES. Mar. ls (APl

LOS ANGELES. Mar. l6 Cap .
-Welterweight Champion
Emile Griffith Of New York
rates only an even choice 10
successfully defend his l47-
pound title tonight against the
challenge Of Cuban Refugee
Louis Rodriguez.
Their nationally televised
(WMAL-7, 10 PM 15-round
bout features a trio Of world
championship fights in the in
augural Of boxing at Dodger
Stadium.
Featherweight Champion
Davey Moore battles another
Cuban expatriate, Sugar Ra-
mos, while Mexico's Battling
Torres goes against Roberto
Cruz Of the Philippines for the
vacant junior welterweight
title.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-16
Junior Golf Loop
Adds Nine Clubs
In Reorganization

With the addition Of nine
new members, the Intercluh
Junior Golf League was ev-
banded to % clubs at the
annual meeting at Kenwooo
last night.
Five Of the new clubs are in
Virginia and four in Maryland
The new Virginia clubs are
Chantilly, Mount Vernon. River
Bend, Springfield and Interna-
tional, Maryland newcomers
are Lakewood, Laurel Pines
Oakcrest and Belair.
In view of the expansion
Joe Gambatese Of Kenwood,
the executive director Of the
eight-year-old league, said that
the entire program was re-
organized with Maryland split
into four divisions and Virginia
into three.
After completion Of the regu-
lar schedule, divisional winners
will play off for sectional titles
with the winners meeting al
Burning Tree on July % fol-
the league championship.
Gambatese also announced
that the Junior Club Cham
pions tournament will be held
at Kenwood on Labor Day
again and that the Women's
District Golf Association will
present. a trophy to the junior
girl winner.
The hike in membership also
brought about a reorganization
on the executive level. Robert
Ruane Of Brooke Manor was
named director of the Mary
land division and Leonard
Citrenbaum director of the
Virginia division.
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BY the Associated Press

II Pitcher DO Belinsky makes
a comeback this season with
the Angels, give an assist to
Mamie Van Doren.
Belinsky is the lefthander
who showed a preference for
the bright lights after looming
to stardom by pitching q no
hitter against the Orioles last
May. During the off-season he
vowed to reform.
The 6-foot-2 southpaw al
lowed only one hit in the four
scoreless innings he worked
yesterday against the Giants at
Phoenix. The fact that the
Angels scored a decisive, 1872
victory took second place to
Belinsky's fine performance.
Mamie has Gained me
down." he said afterwards, re-
ferring to Miss Van Doren,
actress. They did a lot of pool
sitting together this spring al
the Angels camp in Palm
Springs. Calf.
Bring on those damn YAM
KEGS" Bo added. I'm getting
stronger every day. I Just
wish we we're opening the sea-
son tomorrow and I was 60
ing to pitch against them"
Belinsky showed good con.
troll, not issuing a base on balls
although he did hit one batter
The lone hit he allowed was q
grounder that caromed off the
glove of Second Baseman JOE
Hoppe for a single.
Meanwhile, the Yankee,
ended their slide in the sprine
exhibition standings by scor.
ing two eight-inning runs tc
edge the Twins, 2-1. Jack Reed,
double got the Yanks started
after seven scoreless innings.
Paul Foytack Of the Tigers
also pitched one-hit ball fol-
four innings and socked a two.
run homer as the Tiger,
whipped the Braves, 5-4. Tit
Senators rallied to beat thu
White Sox, 9-6. and Cincin.
natl nipped the Philies, 81. or
Marty Keough's two-bagger in
the ninth.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-16

time to work out something. "
Wismer accepts the fact he's
no longer in pro football.
Return to Broadcasting
I'm out, completely out"
ruefully commented the long
time stakeholder in the Wash
ington Redskins of the NIL.
II tried to build the Titans and
helped build the league, but
after 80 years in sports I'm
convinced you have to be a
rich mans son to hold onto a
franchise.
"Plans9 Well. I plan to 90
back to broadcasting and go
into the trade newspaper field"
Foss said the AFL was very
enthusiastic about the sale.
The new owners are a fine
group, all well-respected."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-16

Board said last night that the
board had made a full report
to the Southeastern Conference
on statements involving Butts.
M. Cook Barwick, attorney
for the board, said: THE posi-
ton Of the Georgia athletic
board is that we do not intend
to prosecute anyone nor do
we plan TO shield anyone. We
simply have made an investiga-
ton OF the report that was
given to us. Coach Butts re-
signed. l do not know OF any
forcing"
In its forthcoming issue, due
on newsstands Tuesday, the
Post says:
Before the University Of
Georgia played the University
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Wismer Completely Out
Of ALL After Titans' Sale

NEW YORK, Mar. l6 CAP).
AFTER three years Of stormy
controversy and financial set
backs, Harry Wismer is "out,
completely out" Of the Ameri-
can Football League.
The New York Titans, the
bankrupt club Of which Wis
mer was president and major
ity stakeholder, was sold Thurs
day for 81 million to a syndi-
cate Of five business executives
prominent in horse racing.
Wismer was a founder Of the
AFL and maintained control Of
the Titans through three sea-
sons.
Files for Bankruptcy
At the gate, he bucked the
immensely popular New York
Giants Of the National Foot
ball League. had publicized in
side-the- tamily feuds with AFJ
Commissioner Joe Foss and the
Titan coach of the first two
years, Sammy Baugh.
The voluble Wismer, who
made his name as a sports
caster, tried to hang on to his
team. even after it was put
up for sale in mid-season. But
the beginning Of the end came
February 6, when the Titans
filed a bankruptcy petition in
Federal Court. Assets were
listed as $271 ,999, liabilities as
$1,341,00
Thursday. John E. Joyce,
Federal bankruptcy referee, ap-
proved the sale to the group
headed by David A. Sonny
Werblin of New York, a direc-
tor Of Monmouth Park Race
Track in New Jersey.
At a hearing earlier this
week, Wismer said he was a
creditor of the Titans in the
amount Of $1.75 million. But
after the sale approval, he said
he had eliminated himself as
a creditor Gin order TO speed
things up"
None Of the million goes to
me-" Wismer explained. I'm
out q million and three-quar-
tiers and that's all ! had to
spend"
Although he gave up hard
and still thinks he could have
kept q hand in the Titans IF
I'd been given a little more
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-16
Butts and Bryant Deny Collision

BIRMINGHAM. Ala, Mar. 16
(AP).-The Saturday Evening
Post says that Wally Butts,
former athletic director Of the
University Of Georgia, gave
Alabama Coach Paul (Bear)
Bryant plays of the Georgia
team prior to the Georgia
Alabama football game last
fall.
Both Butts and Bryant issued
quick denials. and Butts attor-
neys said they intend TO file q
libel suit against the maya
zine. Bryant has pending in
the Federal courts a 100000
libel suit against the Post for
an earlier article.
A spokesman for the Uni
versity Of Georgia Athletic
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-16

He and Butts both said they
had turned the matter over to
their attorneys.
Butts said in a statement in
Atlanta that the Post article
contains highly insulting and
utterly false charges against
me. I categorically and en-
phatically deny IT,"
The Post article, bylined by
Frank Graham, jr., makes
this clam:
That an Atlanta insurance
salesman, George Burnett, said
he accidentally was connected
into a telephone conversation
between Butts and Bryant eight
days before the Alabama -Geor-
gia game, and heard Butts Civ
ing Bryant detailed information
on Georgia plays and personnel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-16
MUNIcIPALLY-OWNED HORSE
FLOPS IN FIRST START

KEMPTON PARK, England. Mar. 16 AP)-Tun-
bridge Wells Brains first municipal horse made
dismal start to his new career yesterday.
He crashed into the ninth fence Of the $T70 Leton
Handicap hurdle raceand bang went the hopes Of the
folk OF Tunbrdge Wells Kent that fame and glory would
come TO their little town.
Tunbridge Wells is town Of $4,000 people, "a miles
southeast OF London. The townspeople formed syndi
cate to buy the horse and named 1t after the town
They dressed the Jockey in the towns blue and gold
colors
The syndicate eventually plans to enter Its horse in
the Grand National.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-16

Asked about the Post story,
the present Georgia coach.
Johnny Griffith, told the As
sociated Press. IAN can say
now is that I turned over all
the information I had about
talks with Mr.. Burnett 70 DR..
Aderhold CDR, o. C. Aderhold,
university president). DR.. Ader-
hold said he would investigate. "
Or. Aderhold made no COM
ment.
Bernie Moore, Southeastern
Conference commissioner, de-
clined to confirm or deny that
any investigation is under way.
II haven't anything to say
until see the Saturday Eve
ming Post" he said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-16

of Alabama September %, Butts
gave Bryant Georgia's plays,
defensive patterns and all the
significant secrets Georgia s
football team possessed"
The article said that various
betting lines showed Alabama
favored by IA TO II points. Ala
barna won, $50.
At a news conference in Bir-
mingham yesterday, Bryant
issued a statement saying that
at no time has Mr.. Butts said
anything TO me which helped
or affected the play of the
Alabama football team against
Georgia. The Alabama players
won the game last fall. The
charge against Mr.. Butts OF
collision in the game is COM
pletely false"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-16

Those new owners, in addi-
ton to Werblin, are Donald c.
Lillis Of Pelham. N. Y; Town
send B. Martin Of Locust, N. j.;
Leon Hess Of New York and
Philip Iselin Of Oceanport, N. j.
Lillis is president Of Bowie
Race Course in Maryland,
Martin, Hess and Iselin are
directors of the Monmouth
Park Jockey Club and Iselin
also is vice president and treas
urer Of Monmouth Park.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-16
Denver Reaches
Hockey FinuIs

NEWTON, Mass. Mar. 16
(AP).-Denver University meets
North Dakota here tonight for
the NCAA hockey champion
ship. Denver has won the title
three times and has a TO rec
ord in National tournament
competition.
Denver trimmed Clarkson,
So. last night. North Dakota
gained the final by defeating
Boston College. 90, Thursday
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-16
BY DICK SLAY
star Staff Writer

On a night when the taller
stars were doing nothing TO
harm their regulations, some
Of the choicest accolades at
the Eastern Regional basketball
tournament were saved for the
shortest man 10 play in either
game.
This would be Jim Lyman.
a 6-foot-9 mathematics major
who is one Of three co-cap-
tain for st. Joseph's.
He didn't score A points,
al Rod Thorn did for West Vir-
ginia In q vain effort TO over
haul st. Joe. He didn't score
80, Is NYU's Barry Kramer did
IN another losing cause against
Duke.
He didn't even score rs or ~.
which were the respective
totals Of jeff Mullins and Art
Heyman as they paced Dukes
victory over NYU. 8l-76, in the
first game at Cole Field House
last night.
Tried Everybody
Lyman scored 20. and II that
wasn't enough he also de-
stroyed West Virginia's pressing
defense. making possible the
97-88 verdict in the nightcap.
Hes Q great little player"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-16

TeIeVision
TODAY
Basketball

Basketball
National Invitational Tour
nament. WRC-4, 1880 pm.
Bowling
Bowler's Choice, WMAL-7.
1880 pm.
Eastern Pro Bowling, wToP-
8, 4 pm.
Professional Bowlers Tour,
WMAL-7, $3.50 pm.
Auto Racing
NASCAR 800" Daytona Stock
Car championship, WMAL-7,
5 pm.
Boxing
Emile Griffith VS.. Luis Rod
riguez, welterweight champion
ships, WMAL-7, 10 pm.
Golf
Arnold Palmer and Gary
Player VS.. Jack Cupit and Bob
by Nichols (filmed), WMAL-7,
2:20 pm.
Bill Casper VS.. Gene Littler
(filmed). WRC-4. 5 pm.
TOMORROW
Bowling
Championship Bowling,
WMAL-7, noon.
Bowling Teens, WMAL-7,
/ pm.
Golf
Arnold Palmer and Gary
Player VS.. Jack Cupit and Bob
by Nichols (filmed). WMAL-7,
2 pm. (repeat Of Saturday,.
Bill Casper VS.. Harry Brad
shaw (filmed). WRC-4. 4 pm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-16
Sanders Takes
1-Shot Lead at
ST. Petersburg

ST. PETERS BURG, Fla,
Mar. l6 (AP) Doug Sanders
is a worrier. His shoulders lit
orally ache with tension, and
he's anxious about his putting
concentration.
Nevertheless, the former Uni
versity of Florida golfer shot
his second fine round Of golf
in two days and took a one
stroke lead in the $4,000 st.
Petersburg Open yesterday with
a 1876.
Sanders, who had an OPEN
ing-round So. clipped five
strokes off par in the second
outing with . 81. In the two
rounds he has bogied only one
hole.
Bolt Matches Par
Tommy Bolt, the first-round
leader with a IS. could only
match par yesterday. The Palm
Desert tCalifJ pro goes into
today's third round in third
place with a 1877.
Tied for second are George
Bayer Of South Pasadena,
Calf. and Dave Mari Of New
Rochelle. N. Y, with 1865.
Sanders, who is playing in
only his fourth tournament this
year, said he has been troubled
with tension spots in his shoul-
der and neck muscles.
They get as sore as boils,"
he said.
Can't Relax
He said a medical clinic d.
agnosed the problem as tension.
/ i should be able to get over
the ball and wait until / am
relaxed" he said. But the
longer I'm over the ball, the
more tense I get.
Il don't know what's wrong
with me-" Sanders said. IT 90
about five holes hitting super
puts, then I go five holes like
I'm playing tiddlywinks. /
think I'm concentrating. but /
must not be-"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-16
West Names Green

LEXINGTON. KY, Mar. 16
(AP).-Bill Green Of Colorado
State University was named
today TO play for the West in
the East-West College All-Star
basketball game March 80.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-16

GENEVA, N. Y. Mar. Is
(AP).-Alva E. Kelley, former
head football coach at Colgate
and Brown, has been appointed
head football coach at Hobart
College. the school said today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-16
Exhibition Baseball
BY the Associated Press
GAMES TODAY

Los Angeles IN vs.. Washington at
Pompano Beach.
Cincinnati VS.. Pittsburgh at Fort
Myers.
Milwaukee vs.. Minnesota at West
Palm Beach.
New York IN VS.. Kansas City at
Bradeuton
PHILADELPHIA vs.. Detroit at Clear
water.
50. Louis vs.. New York (A) at St.
Petersburg.
Shicaso tN) vs.. Cleveland at Mesa
Houston ys. Los Angeles (A) al
san Francisco vs.. Boston at u Paso
Chieago (A) vs.. Baltimore at Miami
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-16
nAMEs rnnnnpnu

GAMES TOMORROW
Minnesota Us. WASHINGTON al
Tampa.
Los ANGELES CN) vs.. Baltimore al
Milwaukee vs.. PITTSBURGH at West
Palm Beach
chieago (D vs.. New York CN) al
St PETERSBURG.
Philadelphia W. Detroit at Lake.
st. Louis VS.. Kansas City at Braden-
ton.
Chicago CN vs.. Cleveland ct Tue
son.
Houston vs.. Los Angeles (D Of
Apache Junction
San Francisco vs.. Boston at III
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