POG, a game using 2-inch cardboard disks and heavier slammers, has demonstrate unbelievable popularity since its introduction in Hawaii. The North American POG Association (NAPOGA) is composed of 112 Professional POG franchises located throughout the the continent. NAPOGA members have agreed to eligibility requirements for all persons who want to participate in a NAPOGA tournament. NAPOGA controls 967c of all "professional" (i.e. cash paid to participants) POG events. "Dynamic" Di Schaefer, a professional POG player, has been ruled ineligible under the NAPOGA developed rules and is prohibited from competing in NAPOGA sponsored tournaments. Although Dynamic Di was afforded a fair hearing under reasonable procedures to contest the NAPOGA decision, she decided to sue NAPOGA and its members on a Sherman 1 theory based on an alleged illegal group boycott. NAPOGA and its members move for summary judgment.