Dons Face Seattle Clash as USF Stays In Hunt for Titles
The 1957 58 season preview notes Saint Francis USF with Art Day 6 9 and Al Dunbar adding depth while guard Gene Brown leads UC Berkeley UCLA and San Francisco battles loom against the Olympic team and the Midwest Chicago tourney headlines. The Dons seek wins on a demanding road trip with key playersRussell Jones and Bill Sell holding the frontline, while Brown’s absence tests the lineup and the junior college recruits try to fill the gap.
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San Francisco
Univero
Uclas
Irigen
Seattle
Saturde Rari
Apa
Bill 'Sell
K.C. Jones
Phil
CAS
Mike Farm
Geatling
Gene Brown
Ku Dons
Wre
Fig
Russell
Jones
Chicago
USF
Browtt
Hannibal
Art Day
Jagt Wear
al Dunbar
Bop
Phe Dons
Timois
Western Kentucky
Washington University of St. Louis
Brown
Bay Area College Hoops Tour Heads East For Preseason
Bay Area college basketball teams tilt toward road trips for pre league play with California, Stanford, and St Marys staying local. Santa Clara, San Jose State, and COP eye demanding away schedules against Cincinnati, Loyola Chicago, and Idaho State, while top players and Olympic rumors color the northern California circuit.
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KLINT
San Francisco
Tenzthy
California
Stanford
St. Mary's
Nome
Gaels
Depece
Wyoming
I. Mary's
Csl
Kansas
Chamberlain
Jon
Seattle U
Seattle
Temple Tu
Rice
Tucker
Sports Illustrated
San Jose
Negson
Middlewest
Ats Russell
Joses
Don
Loyola
West Len
Kentucky
Washington
St Lews
Dor
Bill Russell
Casey Jones
Mike Farmer
Woolpert
Scattie Us
Elgin Baylor
San Jose State Hosts Gators Tonight
San Jose State Spartans face San Francisco State tonight at 4 16 in the Spartan Bowl as they sharpen for a Midwest road trip. Walt McPherson unveils two new cagers while veterans Diaz Rye Egeland Branstrom lead the attack and defense. Don Rye and Egeland pace the scoring with notable depth from Rowley Wag ner Harris and Herris as Powell seeks readiness for the starting chance. The Gators appear a strong test with height and experience.
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Jim Nash
Midwest
San Jose State
San Francisco State
San Jose
Washington VA
St. Lewis
Oklahoma City
Fivansvile
Valparaiso
Indiana
Walt McPherson
Foot
Art . Powell
Hal Boute
Vacy
Don Rye
Rye
Egeland
Sen. Jose
McPherson
Jack Rowley
George Wagner
Don Herris
Harris
Powell
Dan Farmer
Gators
Kansas Favorite Of UP Pollsters Tops Nation
Kansas leads the United Press college rankings after opening weekend wins over Northwestern and Marquette. Wilt Chamberlain's 52 and 59 point performances helped Kansas seize the No. 1 spot amid a top tier including North Carolina, SMU, and San Francisco. Louisville and Kentucky also rise, while several preseason choices drop after weekend results.
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Kansas
Chamberlain
Womes
United Press
Owhsville
Dayton
Temple
St. Louis
Igh
United Press Board of Coaches
San Francisco
North Carolina
SMU
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Yenth
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Iff
Star
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Notre Dame
Duke
Calforna
Vanderbilt
Seton Hail
Fordue
Minnesota
Upset wave top ranked fives stumble across nation
Top ranked college teams suffered shocks as Western Kentucky and others handed losses to Notre Dame, Kentucky, and Cincinnati. Ohio State upset Kentucky. Northwestern beat Notre Dame for the Irish’s first win since 1949. Western Kentucky topped New Mexico A&M, Indiana-ranked rivals moved ahead, and a slate of other results featured Nebraska over Wisconsin, Rice over LSU, and SMU set for a test against Wichita.
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Cincinnati
St. Louis
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Worthwestern
Dame
South Bend
Ind
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Temple
Western Kentucky
Nas Fionally
Roma
Indians
Tth
Butler
Ted Guzek
Archie Dees
Nebraska
Wisconsin
Don Smith
Loyola of the South
Texas A&m
Rice
Louisiana State
Texas Tech
Tulsa
Oklahoma A&m
Arkansas
Texas Christian
SMU
Wichata
Cubs and Cards Swap 10-Player Trade In Major Leagues
Chicago and St. Louis execute a 10 player deal with pitchers Col lons and Podolsky heading to the Cubs while Landrith Miksis Katt Lammers and two Triple A players move to Chicago. Silvers joins Cubs from the Yankees as a veteran right fielder. The majors also discuss inter league scheduling and a pennant playoff format while Will Harridge's contract extension is announced amid league meetings in Chicago.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Grace Comiskey
Chicago White Sox
Cubs
St. Louis Cardinals
Wevear
Harridge
St.Louis
Sem
Jorge
Jim Days
Hobie Landrith
Eddie Mixsis
Tom Podslsky
Jackie Collons
Scarcher Hay Katt
Wallig Lammers
Jones
Pittsouri Pirates
Ae Hutters
sJones
Pohlsky
Laneirith
Elrewit
Hanl Greenberg
Cleveland Invis
Broncos Seatte Rematch Tonite In San Jose
San Jose Santa Clara hosts a decisive rematch as Broncos seek to even the series. Seattle’s Elgn Baylor fuels a 25 point, 6 foot six star showing while Gertoaldi ties and Gilmora feeds the offense. Local crowd gathers at Municipal Auditorium for 8 15 p.m. tipoff.
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Santa Clara
Broncos
Will
Seattie
Municipa Auditorium
Seattle
Camne
Peaind
Fins
Gertoaldi
Baylor
Geribeldi
Gary Gilmora
Beattie
Tia Tatas
Beiine
North-South Shrine Game picks boost Miami and Sooners
Miami and Oklahoma players fill the North-South Shrine game rosters with six Miami regulars and five Sooners selected. Four more Miami standouts named to the Booth squad, including Don Bastelar and Porky Oliver. Other signees include guard Tom Pratt tackle Charlie Hutchings and teammates Jack Jackson and Mike Wudock.
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Miami
Dklahoma
Don Bastelar l
Ea (Porky) Oliver
Tom Pratt
Jack Jackson
Mike Wudock
Charlie Hutchings
Lavelli to Retire From Browns After Season
Cleveland Browns coach Paul Brown said Dante Lavelli will retire after this season and center Frank Gatski may also retire after the close of the 1936 season.
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Cleveland
Dante Lavelli
Cleveland Browns
Frank Gatsisi
Paul Brown
Giambra demands world title shot after win over Castellani
In San Francisco Joey Giambra scored a unanimous decision over Rocky Castellani in a benefit bout for St Vincent's School. Giambra called for a title bout against the Sugar Ray Ray or Gene Bullmer if Robinson awaits. Castellani cried robbery after the loss, suffering cuts and a knockdown in the ninth.
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Joey Giambra
Rocky Castellani
Voxer
Giambra
Castellani
Atlantic City
Ray Robinson
Gene Bullmer
Mike Scanlsn
Joey
Sugar Ray
Utah
Castelisri
Rocky
Wits
Jack Downey
Giem
Major leaguers seek meeting with owners
Major league baseball players represented by the newly formed Baseball Players Association asked for a face to face meeting with club owners in New Orleans. They seek a half day to present problems in person, aiming for a New York session next month with a small negotiating committee. Feller, elected president, said the group acts to promote baseball and help players, not divide them.
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Isi
Seszue
Meing
Glub Oveners
Baseball Players Association
Robin Roberts
Philadelphia Phillies
Rooberts
Feller
Veteren
Chicer
Sauer Quits Giradel After Two Years at Citadel
Sauer resigns as head football coach at the Citadel after two years of a five year contract. He cites personal reasons and expresses regret about leaving the program.
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Champeu
Julsoba
Sauer
Goach
Citadel
Thomas Replaces Lake as Salinas Packers Manager
Leo Thomas, a Pacific Coast League veteran, was named manager of the Salinas Packers in the Class C California League. He succeeds ZaAdie Lake, who led the Packers to seventh place last season. Thomas, 32, has bounced between Portland and Seattle, played for the Beavers last season, and in 1933 led Coast League third basemen in fielding and made the All-Star team. He also had brief stints with the St. Louis towns and the Chicago White Sox in 1952.
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Leo Thomas
Velsten
Salinas Packers
Thomas
San Leandro
ZaAdie Lake
PCL
Packers
Thames
Portland
Seattle
Beavers
St. Louis Towns
Chicago White Sox
Favored Hornet Jayvees Visit Arroyo Tomorrow Afternoon
Arroyo highs basketball team, fresh from a 60-23 win over California School for the Deaf and a 39-28 victory, hosts Alameda jayvee in a 8 15 p m game as they rebuild around Barstow, Crabtree, Inglebritson, Munoz, and Nelson. Dan Lufkin led Alameda with 14 in the later tilt.
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Arroyo
San Lorenzo
Arroyo High
Alameda Jayvee
Dons
Fremont Jvs
Oakland
California School For the Deaf
Castro Valley
Dan Lufkin
Alameda
de ‘Arroyo
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Pail Barstow
Dick Crabtree
Don Ingiebritson
Joe Munoz
Dave Nelson
Crabtree
Barstow
Inglebritson
Munoz
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