Babe Ruth was one of the greatest baseball players of all time. After Ruth’s death, his daughters registered the words “Babe Ruth” as a trademark.

MacMillan, Inc., published a baseball calendar that contained three Babe Ruth photos.

Ruth’s daughters did not own the specific photographs, but they objected to the use of Ruth’s likeness. As holders of the Babe Ruth trademark, do his daughters have the right to prevent others from publishing pictures of Ruth without their permission?