Beavers fall behind as Vandals face key trip tonight
California fans expect Idaho Vandals to upset Oregon State in Moscow as KLX 8 p.m. broadcast tunes in. Cal battles Oregon for Pac Coast crown fallout looms, with Kuykendall’s late 20 footer sealing a 64 62 Beaver win and potential playoff implications next Tuesday. Oregon’s Ducks surged to a hot 68 percent first half while Cal cooled, final score Oregon 64 Cal 62.
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Score Injured Giants Tackle Tribe Again Tomorrow
Herb Score, comeback kid, twisted his ankle at the YMCA in Tucson and will miss today's grapefruit league opener against the Giants. Trainer Wally Bok expects Score to resume full workouts Monday. Two Giants also sidelined with injuries, while Eddie Bressoud returns home. Tomorrow’s exhibition slate includes Dodgers in Miami and several other league games.
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Big Ten curbs red shading and reshapes aid rules
The Big Ten banned red shirting at a Monticello meeting near Champaign Illinois and granted eligibility extensions to three athletes. The conference also moved to add ice hockey as a varsity sport after Minnesota and Michigan State left the Western Intercollegiate Hockey League.
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Byrne, 38, Announces Retirement From Baseball
Tommy Byrne, veteran left hander for the New York Yankees, quits baseball at 38 after arriving at the Yankees camp and meeting with general manager George Weiss. Byrne, who also distributes oil products and has other business holdings, began in 1940 and played for the Yankees, Athletics, Browns, White Sox and Senators, compiling 85 wins and 69 losses.
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San Francisco Stadium Plans Near Approval
San Francisco Recreation and Park Commission unanimously backed financing and construction plans for a 310 and a half million dollar municipal stadium in the Bayview District. The proposal now moves to the Board of Supervisors, expected to convene Monday, with Mayor Christopher urging expedited action for a 1959 season start.
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Unranked Games Beats Chestnut in Dull TV Bout
In New York at Madison Square Garden Harold Gomes of Providence won a majority decision over Ike Chestnut of New York after a ten round light featherweight contest. Gomes weighed 128 1/2 pounds to Chestnut's 133, with boos from a crowd of about 3,260. Chestnut accused Gomes of holding and changing style to win, while officials split on the verdict though United Press backed Gomes. Chestnut cried after the bout as he questioned the fight’s conduct and scoring, and the referee warned both fighters several times for not engaging.
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NCAA CAGE League Titles In Last Night Berth Duel
At least three or five of six remaining NCAA berths will be decided tonight. Michigan State meets Indiana for the Big Ten title while North Carolina meets Maryland in the ACC final and West Virginia faces William and Mary in the Southern tourney. Arkansas-SMU playoff looms as the Southwest berth.
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Pancho Gonzales dominates Hoad in quick straight-set win
Corpus Christi report says Pancho Gonzales defeated Low Hoad 6-4 6-1 in 35 minutes, reducing Hoad's lead 28-14 on the pro tour. It marked Gonzales fifth straight victory as his famed rocket serve appears to return.
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Beavers Take Lead With Win Over Washington State
Oregon State College clinched at least a share of the Pacific Coast Conference title by defeating Washington State 67 to 62. Ken Nansen led with 19 points, Beavers outrebounded 30 to ? and a late surge put them ahead. John Maras scored 16 for WSC as Oregon State can seal the crown with a win over Idaho.
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Amador Heads to Tracy Cage Title Final
Amador High varsity basketball team advanced to the Tracy Lions Club tournament final after a 54 to 83 victory over Elk Grove. They face Stagg at Tracy High School tonight with game time at 9 30 pm.
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USF stars Farmer and Brown named to West All Stars
West squad for Madison Square Garden charity game on March 29 includes USF co captains Farmer and Brown among ten players chosen by New York Herald Tribune poll. Woelpert praises duo as leading defensive standouts and top scorers. Farmers 11.8 points per game. Brown nearly 14. Also listed are Archie Dees Dave Gamble Hub Reed and Red Murrell.
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OJC Seeks State Cage Title Tonight
Oakland Junior College and Long Beach City College reached the State Junior Basketball Tournament finals with wins. Long Beach defeated Compton College 70-57 as Dave Jones scored 25, while Rufus Hawkins led Oakland with a strong first-half spike, steering them to the championship bid.
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Pros Battle Wet New Orleans Open Start
Despit threatening rain, top golfers tee off at Lafitte Park for the $20,000 New Orleans Open despite soggy conditions. Torrential bursts earlier forced postponements Thursday and Friday, leaving the field to resume play in damp weather.
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Delany Aims For 27th Indoor Victory At MSG
New York indoor track tale features Villanova star Delany seeking his 27th straight indoor win at Madison Square Garden closing winter season. Rivals include Istvan Rozsavoleyi absent, George King, Jim Beatty, Burr Grim, Phil Coleman, and others vie to halt Delany’s run in the 1500 and mile events.
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Record Sheds World Mark in Women 220 Sprint
In Sydney Australia Bet ty Cuthbert of Australia set a fast time in the women's 220, shaving about a tenth of a second off the world track record with a 23.5 second effort. Ma via Itkina of Russia matched the old record of 23.6 seconds in the same race.
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All Star Golf and Bowling Schedule Highlights
Saturday features All Star Golf events at 7 and 8 with Santa Anita and Sports Club rounds, plus bowling at 12. Sunday offers Bowling at 7 and 3 plus a Bowling Stars program at 7.
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