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Begin Tourneys Ti,w
Nation's Finest
Kentucky Seeks Fifth NCAA Crown
J THE ASSOCIATED PRESS bleheader a! Kvanstnn. 111 Michi- scorer wilh a Hi average, is with the Proidcmc Mjnha t.in
Kentucky 5 Wilcats. seeking san State ' 18-3 , champion of the filth-ranked Cincinnati big gun and Denver-New York I'niversity
n unprecedented fifth champion- Big Ten. meett Marquette 23-4 ' There are many who claim Kan- doubleheader Top-seeded Bradley
ship, open defense of their NCAA in the second sas State s 6-0 Boozer ij een bet- takes on Butler and St John's
basketball title tonight as Id of Kentucky and Michigan State ter, though he has a lower scor- meets St. Bonaenture Saturday
the nation s best major college are favored to tangle Saturday ing average of 25 7. night St. I.ouis and Oklahoma
teams begin play in four regional night in the Mid east regional. Far West at San Francisco De-,City see action next Tuesday
tournaments. ! Here's how the other three re- tensive-minded teams take over on j At Evansville, Ind . Southwesl
Although Kentucky got into this gional tournaments stack up: the West Coast with Idaho State Missouri State and Evansville won1
year's tournament because cham East at Charlotte. N C. West j 1 20- I meeting St. Mary's of Cali- the right to meet in the finals of
pion Mississippi State declined to Virginia '26-4i vs. St. Joseph's of fornia ' 18-S' and California 1 2 1 --4 the NCAA small college division
represent the Southeastern Con- Philadelphia '22 3' and Navy '17- taking on Ctah '21-5'. tournament tonight. Southwest
ference. there are those who say 5' vs. Boston University '19-6'. The National Invitation Touma- Missouri State defeated Los An j
Adolph Rupp's crew is capable of West Virginia, having overcome ment opened in New York's Madi-igeles State 72-59 and Evansville.
going all the way. Mississippi re- its jinx of losing in the preliminary son Square Garden Thursday downed North Carolina A&T 110-92 1
fused to enter because its all while round four straight years, and night. Butler continued its rapid in Thursday night's semi finals,
team would have to play against Navy, which eliminated well-re- end-of-the-season pace, downing Tennessee A&I State continued to
Negroes. garded North Carolina, are la- Fordham 94-80 St John's of New dominate the NA1A tournament .it "Say!
Kentucky is not a great team byiored. York eliminated Yillanoa 75-67. Kansas City, Bidding for a record (;rogan
"v.
Oregon Tech's Paul Layher
Earns H&N All -Star Berth
Oregon Tech s cellar - dwelling Walljr Palmberg. placed big 6 7 racked up 27(1 counters in hn final
Owls, who completed their poorest Paul Layher on the second team year, the total coming on 11 field
season ever in the eyes of coach in the final tabulations of Ule Ore- goals and 41 gift shots for a 16 g
..,.'f inmrirnrr An-aiar ; mark to follow rloselv on How ard f
j poll conducted by the Herald and heels.
Nr.' . - ,, t . . j j Ntti a junior at EOC. counted
Eastern Oregon College of Mil- M ,aUles ln confl.rmce piay ,nt
cation and Southern Oregon C..1- ,hlrd p,,. hnnors hmjns M fieId.
;lege each placed two members of cr5 and w Um ,osses )or a
their respective squads on the first i mark
team: Larry Howard and Tom, .. .. . .
;Neel being chosen trom EOC while J?? h""T E? 5 ?
in.n'niH,.,r.r.c,,.,N Raiders set-shooling sopho-
"""'so'' "iiu ssuirvi .-ei
comparison with some of Rupp's! Midwest at Lawrence. Kan. Butler, which has won 19 of its third straight championship. Ten- fielding
outfits. But it lost only two of its Texas Christian ' 19-5' vs Cincin- last 22 games, broke out of a 64-64 nessee A&l whipped Illinois Norm-'
25 games and was ranked second nati 23-3' and De Paul '13-9' vs. tie with 24 points in 10 minutes al 131-74 in the quarterfinals
to Kansas State in the final As- Kansas State '24 1'. late in the contest. Thursday night In the other
sociated Press poll. The team is Two of the season s greatest Al Seiden and Louis Big Bear1 games. Southwest Texas State de
led by All-America Johnny Cox. stars. All-America selections. Os- Roethel sparked St John's with 25 feated Lenoir Rhvne 80-78: Fort
only starter from last year car Robertson and Bob Boozer and 21 points. Hays 'Kan' State upset West Vir
Kentucky plays Louisville, an at- promise plenty of action in this There will he no action in the gima Wesleyan 98-83. and Pacific
large selection with a 17-10 record, doubleheader. NIT tonight The first round will ! Lutheran downed Georgia Teach-
In the first game of tonight's dou-i Robertson, the nation's leading be completed Saturday afternoon ers 97-65.
Instead of
go. inavne
letting o 1 d
we've k"I a
combination in htm and
that rookie!"
Today's Sport Parade
Moore, Ray Head
For Last Big Payoff
Basketball
Scoreboard
but you never lap
BASKETBALL TH RNKYS
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Thurst-Liv Result
NIT
First Round
Butler JM. Fordham ftrt
St. Johns iNi i re, wnanova h,Dlavof! berth
McKenney scored
goal and produced
Bob Pettit
Authors
D. McKenney NBA Book
Aids Boston
Into Berth
. n,-Laa lrni,v mi. TIi l,n9l
(,r., il.. " 7- " "... .tSUU on 93 field goals and 54
State's Johnny Winters ,ree shoUs ,or. an "en 15 Pm"
Along with Lavher on the second Mme mark
Ileam were PSC's Bernie Jones.: Winters, the third senior on the
Don Bridges and Johnny Fredricks ,lr!'1 loarn PkUM. rounded out
with Jim McAbee being picked lnt' 0P h' lall.ving 202 points
from the Red Raider squad. ' Holders and 82 foul shots tor
Howard. the Mountaineers ': 126 average,
sharp-shooting senior guard, topped Honorable mention slots went to
the conference in scoring with 280 the Owls' scrappy Dennis McKee,
points for a 17 5 average HowardlKen Johnson and Don Shirk, both
tossed in 9(1 field goals and 84 of Oregon Colli de of Education
free throws (or his league-leading and Jerry Baxter of the Mount ics
total. j while the fifth slot went to SOC s
D'Ohvo. the Red Raiders' choice I Punk Biddington.
I for Little All American honors. Layher. a first year transier
. I from Sacramento Junior Coltrrc.
OREGON COLLEGIATE CONFERENCE ALL-STARS j headed the Owl scoring hy tlipmng
PAUL LAYHER
BOSTON
Mr. Consistency, has staked Bos
NCAA SMALL COLLEGE
Semifinals
Southwest Missouri 72. Los An-
By OSCAR FRAI.EY I can't move
NEW YORK 'UP!' - Archie the punch."
Moore and Ray Robinson are) Rut those two points failing
headed today for a one million hegs ad surviving power spell
dollar light heavyweight dateia (lightening prophecy for Sugar. geles State 59
which well could be Sugar Ray'sjRav. His amazing, flashing speed1 Evansville 110. North Carolina
bst big payoff. I rf foot is gone and. even thoughA&T 92
Jack Dempsey summed K up he has won back the middleweight j NAM
nee in analyzing what happens !crown threc times since his return Quarterfinals
when a boxer reaches the end o(rom a two amj one-half year re-1 Tenn A&l State 131. Illinois Nor
the road. The old Manassa Maulerfjrement. he has been a shuffling, mal 74
flat-footed caricature of the man Pacific Lutheran 9,. Georgia
once known as the dancing dyna- Tchrs 65
miter. I Southwest Texas 80, Lenoir
TWO OLD MEN ! RhVne 78
These will be two old men in I Fort Hays State 98. West Va
action, whenever and wherever he I Wesleyan 83
fights Archie this summer or fall.' "
as they surely will. Sugar Ray at' ,
39 has lost that sleek tigerish ExhlDltlOII COrCS
look which was his back m the
i days when nobody could lay a
jslove on him. He gets hit now.
hard, solid and often.
It is true that Archie is "only"
4.1 hy his own claim but his
mother fixes his age at 46. He
doesn't look it. Archie, using his
NKW YORK LAP) - Rob Pettit
ll the National Basketball Usa. Player
Mortal champion this season tjnn Howard
and an author oi sorts, to hoot.ir- v-i
Urn '.Imni. ... lOm .(HU
M t. I the NBA record book, final status-"Have D'Olivo
ton to a National Hockcv League " " V , 1 ,U"IU1C vail,a,i
... u .. Sl-S lllrtjlll ikww, muai dou
one of his own. ln addition. Bill
the deciding sharman. Huh Cousy and Rill llus
three assists sell of Ruslnn and Kcnnv Sears
the Bruins of New ork. also set new rec-'.lohn Krorloricks
FIRST TEAM
Year Points
School
in 66 field goals and 33 gift shots
'for a total of 165 points. His in
Senior
.1 u n i or
Senior
Senior
Soph
12
1 1
1 I
10
R
Kastern Oregon aM"r"ce tamc ranll'd him
Eastern Oregon
Southern Oregon
Thursday night
Player
Bernie Jones
Portland State
edged New York 5-4. It was his : ords
doubled up a fist which looked
bigger than any grapefruit you
ever saw and stared at it som
brely. "You never lose the punch," he
Insisted. "The leas go and you
Butler Five
Termed 'Hot'
NIT Team
29th goal, highest season total of
his five-year major league career.
n ine tnira-piace Drains lost :a, eraee ISA
their remaining five games and scored (Tit);
Toronto won its five, the teams tcnints '879
would be tied at 6o points apiece
However, the NHL rules specily
that in such instance the playoff
spot goes to the team with the
most victories.
The Brums already have won
SECOND TEAM
Year Points
Soph. 7
Senior fi
.Innior fi
Senior fi
.Innior 5
most field goals unKinPARI F MFNTION
mU!COcerthmws Jim Ramsever. OreRon Tech; Punk Biddington. South
and most so-pomt ern Oregon; Jerry Baxter. Eastern Oregon; Ken Johnson.
season '3'. : Oregon College; Don Shirk. Oregon college.
tenth in conference scoring.
Ramsever. a 5 in (rosh. grabbed
.oi-i.nH nla h , n. , h I..-
Portland State Tech roster hv tallvinc 132 total
Southern Oregon (points in league play on 45 field
goals and 42 foul shots.
School McKee is a first yoar man while
Portland State I Baxter ll the only senior listed
Paul Layher
Pettit scored the most points, Jim Mc'Ahee
.1051; had the highest per game linn RriHnei:
a mt,. r,nia I
in the honorable mention group.
Oregon Tech Ull, ,.,.,. (1V, ,;tl. rA ,ftHn
Southern Oregon eQi shirk and Biddington. all of
Tortland State
whoni are sophomores.
made
games in
Syracuse s (Jeorce Vardley saw
three of Tlis records, set with De
troit, so by the boards all to
Pettit. Yardlcy had the old season
2a. Five more triumphs would Rive! hiBh of 2.001 points which Pettit
Toronto 27. broke two weeks aco; the mosi
Meanwhile the Rangers open a tree throws atempted P.m. and
Fights
Ore. Food Nips
AC QO OA
r JC1J Wtn i Bv THE UaOCIATBD PRESS
The league-leading Oregon Food Sacramento. Calif -Irish Bobby
NKW YORK (AP) Is bold
ball - hawking Butler the "hot'
team for the National lnvitationjown secret reducing formula, can
Tournament the annua Madi- pare down from 200 pounds to 175
son Square Garden basketball i as quickly as somebody else can
scramble that thrives on upsets? put up a lush guarantee for a
They're asking that question to- title defense. Meanwhile, he gets
day ' after the pin-point shooting, i fat thriving on the breed of
quick moves and all-around excel- heavyweights in operation today,
lence the unheralded Bulldogs retains I.FTHAJ. PI NCH
from Indianapolis showed Thurs-i Bu, h; h'as-and according to
day night in the opening first I (he Drmpsey fsumawiii a.
rnuna oouniencaner oi ine no an-. . ... . ., .
.which knocked down Rocky Mar-
110
"nual tournament.
Many would say "yes" to the
ciano and has sent more men into
tory. t.ven at l".- pounds he is a
heavyweight puncher.
Saturday j susar Ka-V, ,0. was always a
neavy nmei. nut ineie ia a uu
ference in knocking out a 150 or
a 160-pounder and a 175-pounder.
and of late the slowing Sugar Ray
even has had trouble stowing
away the former.
Robinson's speed is gone and
oj iri h.fir. s r 'jZ:,wiT 'han any other fighter in h,
duced an expected 75-B7 victory
'-over Villanova.
5 The answer comes
night, when Butler plays its quar
-' terfinal match with top-seeded
! Bradley. If Tony Hmkle's Bulldogs
! can spill the big Braves from Peo
ria. HI . there could be no stop
1' ping them.
V Butler, with Ken Pennington
end Johnny Jones the big men in
'. a relatively bantam lineup at 6-4.
'. broke away from a M all tie with
I 24-9 spurt to nail the victory
. over Fordham. a four-point favor-
lie.
The NIT takes a day off today.
resuming with Providence vs.
1 Manhattan and Denver vs. New 1ASM Plriunf f TllC
- York U. in the windup of the first! " ,n r,Hfwl
J round Saturday afternoon. St
.- John's plays third-seeded St Bon
iventure in the
Archie at any age slill has t hat i . v
the end of the boxing journey, at
long last, for Robinson.
EXHIBITION BASEBALL
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Thursday Results
Cincinnati 9. Pittsburgh 4
Cleveland 6. Chicago X . 5
innings'
Boston 7. San Francisco 4
New Y'ork 10. Baltimore 9 '11
innings '
Milwaukee vs. Philadelphia
'canceled, rain'
Chicago (A) vs Los Angeles
(canceled, rain'
St. Louis vs. Detroit 'canceled.
rain
Washington vs. Kansas City
'canceled, rain'
Pittsburgh "B' vs. Cincinnati
"B' 'canceled, rain'
Friday Schedule
Cincinnati vs. Baltimore at
Tampa
Philadelphia vs. St. Louis at St
Petersburg
Milwaukee vs. Chicago (A) at
Bradenton
Pittsburgh vs. Kansas City at
Ft. Myers
San Francisco vs. Chicago N
a' Mesa
Boston vs. Cleveland at San
home-and-home hattle with the! made
Maple Leafs at Toronto Saturday
night. Needing four points to nail
down a Stanley Cup playoff posi
tion. New Y'ork can turn the trick
hy winning one of the two with
Toronto.
team had to come from behind
'655'; while Pettit brokejat Kingsloy Field Thursday night
Scanlon. 137't. San Francisco, out
pointed Orlando Zulueta. 1361?.
(ieorge Mikans 28 4 season aver-1 in City League action, dropping ow York. 10.
age. set in 1950-51. I the Kingsley Field Jets. 88-M. Thej Boise. Idaho George Logan.
Pettit's teammate. Clyde Lovel-Jets held a tw-M lead at the end 197, Boise, knocked out Joe Suili-
lette, lost his mark of 679 held of the third quarter however. Ore- van. 186. San Francisco.
goals lor a season, set wilh Cin
cinnati in 1957-58. Previously. Pet-
The loss to the Bruins was the'tn and Mikan shared the 50-noint
second in a row for the Rangers. Rames with two each.
The twin defeats came despite thej Scfl nM Roal perr(,n,a(,P o(
fact that Andy Bathgate hanged Arn hrokp Foust's mark of
in five goals three against Chi- 487 whli, sharman upped his foul
cago ana two against tne Hrinns. , shooting percentage mark 10 MJ
.iciciiiic s i.viuui huh noi only
proved the difference in the only
NHL contest Thursday night hut!i..vi4 and had the highest average
enabled him to take over the SCOT- (23.01 to break his 22.7 mark
Ibm L.Ua ik. I..U .. i.U
INK IMHIVIMUfl Ull "ll Sluil Willi .11
points, and still five more contests
to go.
New Y'ork vs. Detroit at
land.
Eagles, Tigers
SKINS SIGN TWO
WASHINGTON (UPI1 - The
j Washington Redskins have signed
.tackle Boh Splain of New Haven
.'.tale Teachers and end Rill Klin-
Both the Eagles and the Tigers !rira. f ihe Cnllece of Idaho to
doubleheader Plcked UP wins m ,he f,r5 roun1 1 1959 contracts
'.matching Bradley and Butler Sat-1"1 'he victory League r-iayon at
Uldav night nuns ,niii nu.' "'K"i. '":
The two other seeded teams. SI ; Eagles trouncing DeMolay Gold.!
: Louis and Oklahoma City, gel go-1 41-26 while the Tigers were dis
Ing Tuesday night with St. Louis posing of Farmers Sand and Grav--meeiing
the Manhattan - Provi- el. 34-29.
. denre winner and the Denver- ln the final regulation play I
" NY'U victor facing Oklahoma City, scheduled the 1-ost River DeMnlav
forfeited to the Celtics, boosting'
the Celtics out of the league cellar.
Rain TnrrPItrP ! In the championship round sched-.
1 ulnH for tnnieht Farmers clashes I
with DeMolay Gold in the battle!
over third place honors at 6 30,
MOSCOW. Idaho ' AP' - Rruno ,he ,hkp
Boin of Washington and VCLA's''''ash al ' 30 ,n ,he champion-.
Walt Torrence topped the all-op- snp game.
poncnt basketball team announced; GolS s-Kagles contest Art
Thursday hv the Idaho Vandals. Russell and Gary Geiger tied for
Rom received 31 points in the high point honors with 12 apiece'
oting. Torrence 29. 'for 'he winners while Corky Ku-
Others on the first team wereljauski paced the losers with U.
John Werhas. I SC. and Darral Don Hamilton tossed in 17 count
Imholf and Al Buch. California, ers for the losing Farmers squad
ith Pele Newell. California soach. while Keith Larson topped the Ti
aelected as the first team mentor, gers with in
Knicks, Nats
Open Playoff
NKW YORK AP The Nation
al Basketball Assn. playolfs open
tonight with the New Ynrk Knick
erbockers favored hy five points
ovrr the Syracuse Nats.
The Knicks-Nats battle kicks off
a hest-of-three Kastern Division
Lake-; series for the rieht to meet the
regular-season Eastern champion
Boston Celtics in a hest of-7 battle.
The Western division playoffs
get under way Saturday in St.
Paul where Minneapolis meets
Detroit. The winner of two games
in the Western set goes against
the St. Louis Hawks, this vrar's
Western season champs and the
defending" NBA titleholders
gmi Food, behind the 24 and
pnint scoring efforts on the part
of Gary Dawes and Andy Knud-
sen put on a scoring splurge to
wrap up the victory.
Rav Peddlar and Joe Gordon
counted 20 points apicn for the
losers while teammate Larry Wal-
rom .90Q. liusseii graDoeo. w l "rtlR uir"'
hounds to belter his mark oflTrailmg Knudsen awl Dawes was
Jim .Jnhnson who also tauico 1R,
Orrmn Koinl (M ) 'M Ktnrl Held
Kntirtsen 22 T '20i Ckirrinn
Dflwcs '24' F 'lit Rfarrien
Jnhniton C Pedfller
Smith '2i CI 't Wtl(fr
PrtrrMn '14' G 111 Bt-JIn
Suh for KinKBley Fi4ld Iton 7.
RU-hartln 1 Hoor.
Rome. Italy
119lt. France,
Martinez. 120'
title).
Alphonse Hahmi.
outpointed J. Luis
(. Spain, 10 inon-
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nent coaches, demonstrations of
new types of equipment and mov
ies illustrating points in the lectures.
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Tough-built Chevy truck bulls its way
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Thi hi a Srrie fin Chri'H bath itn wo as far
an fi milt into the Isiuixiana imod, Hghl oner
rurii and jagged lUump . . . then grind hark
out irith tmcering loatin of log! The Sohine
fMmhi r Comnanu attcntn to Ihe trurk'i nhilitg
to take it: "Chevrolet make the bent truck far
our type of operation."
Ont where n tniek ' known frvr the beat me H cn
take. Chevy making fnendo ant. T rocker like the
way thene tnuru'i hoW Bp; the way they
rifrht in. take their liimpn. yet atay in ahape.
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