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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Mar 12, 1958

Page

9

West Virginia Stunned in NCAA First Round

Manhattan upsets West Virginia 61 personal fouls marked the game as the Mountaineers drop from 12 straight wins. Husky Jack Powers led Manhattan with 29 points while Bob Smith scored for WVU. Opening regional pairings set for Friday night across four sites including Maryland vs Temple and Kentucky vs Notre Dame.

Arizona Tempe Louisville West Virginia Mountaineers New York Madison Square] Garden Manhattan Husky Jack Powers Bob Smith West Virginia Charlotte Maryland Temple Dartmouth Lexington Miami Kentucky Notre Dame Indiana At - Lawrence Kans Oklahoma Arkansas Kansas Cincinnati San Francisco Seattle Wyoming Oregon State Idaho

Three Dominate U P All America Balloting

The United Press All America basketball team includes Wilt Chamberlain Oscar Robertson and Elgin Baylor dominating the voting 257 writers and broadcasters named five others Guy Rodgers Don Hennon on the first team Robertson led in first place votes Baylor and Chamberlain among youngest selections and four of five players are Negro youths Chamberlain 7-0 Kansas Jr Hennon 26 points per game leads alongside Robertson Baylor Rodgers and Hennon with high scoring totals

Elgin Baylor Seattle Guy Rodgers Temple Wilt Chamberlain Kansas Oscar Robertson Cincinnati Don Hennon Pittsburgh Chamberlain New York H — Wilt Os‘car Robertson United Press United Press All-America Bill Russell San Francisco Robertson Baylor Henson Rodgers Hennon Kansas State Bob Boozer Boozer Archie Dees Indianna Dave Gambec Oregon State Mike Farmer Tom Hawkins Notre Dame

Coaches Pick All-Negro Five

Wilt Chamberlain heads the All-America basketball team with 1261 points, joined by Oscar Robertson, Guy Rodgers, Elgin Baylor, and Bob Boozer on the first team. Second team stars include Don Hermon, Archie Dees, Johnny Green, Mike Farmer and Tom Hawkins, with the third team featuring Bailey Vowell, Pete Brennan, Jack Parr, Lloyd Shareyar and Gene Begin.

Wat Chamberlain Kans Oscar Robertson Cin Soa Elgin Barfor Seattle Guy Rodgers Temple Ben Aeungn Dr .Ond Bob Boteen Kansas Archie Dees Dave Garmbes USC Mike Farmer Tom Rawkus Notre Dame Loyd Sharon Minneapolis Indiana Johnny Green Michigan State San Francisco Tom Hawkins Bailey Vowell Mississippi State Pete Brennan North Carolina Jack Parr Kansas State Lloyd Share Yar West Virginia Gene Begin

Singing Canary Wanted in Want Ads Class 24

A colorful canary is sought for singing duties, with buyers urged to check Class 24 in today's Want Ads for details and options.

Cage Scores Highlight Regional Playoff First Round Upsets

In New York and Kansas City events several upsets emerged as cage teams posted notable results. Arkansas defeated SMU 61 56 while Dartmouth beat Connecticut 75 89. West Maryland topped Boston College 55 57. Notre Dame routed Tennessee Tech 94 61. Oklahoma State edged Loyola 59 54. Western Illinois prevailed 74 82. Texas Southern defeated Oklahoma Baptist 79 74. Georgetown Kentucky beat Rider 18 6. other games featured Montana 66 73 and East Texas State 68 59.

H.G New York Dartmouth Connecticut Manhattan West Maryland Boston College Evanston Miami_o Pittsburgh Notre Dame Tennessee Tech Oklahoma City Oris Oklahoma NALA Kansas City Western Montana Asstumption Mass Ane Tnd Union Tenn East Texas St Duluth Branch

Tourney Play Tonight at UC Continues Conference Bid

Arizona State clinched the Border Conference title with a 78-76 win over Arizona after trailing by 24. NCAA officials expect about 7000 fans at the Bears gym for tonight’s games and over 14000 for each night at the Cow Palace.

Lloyd Harris John Grayson Jim Rodgers Gail Siemen Arizona State Arizona Bears Cow Palace

Bonus Pirate Back After Army Service

Harald Buddy Pritchard, who signed with the Pittsburgh Pirates last spring as a bonus player and entered the Army in September, re joined the club in Fort Myers after serving a six month hitch.

Fort Myers Fla Harald Buddy) Pritchard Pirates

Primeval Urge to Fight Tops Boxing Talks at Madison Square Garden

A vivid account notes Fraley and Durelle set for a combat at Madison Square Garden amid talk of rival heroes like Archie Moore and Tony Anthony. The piece frames boxing as a throwback sport, with historical references to John L. Sullivan and old-time pugilists, emphasizing the fighters’ drive and public appeal.

New York Xuow du Mickey Walker Harry Grebrelle Sampson Wasj Madison Duvelle Mickey Mantle Anthony Cut Glass Paul Andec Duvelle John L. Sullivan

Oldtime Catcher Williams Dies in Tennessee at 36

EB Baxter Williams, catcher for the 1928 Boston Braves and U S Internal Revenue collector in Knoxville, died yesterday at age 36. Funeral services planned in Knoxville.

Snoxville Tenn Baxter Williams Boston Braves Williams U. S. Internal Revenue

Husky Swimmers Open Season with Loss to Los Altos

Washington High swimmers opened the 1958 season at Los Altos, losing 77 to 12 as Los Altos set three league records and swept all firsts. Doug Roe was Washington's top finisher with second in the 100 yard freestyle. The B meet ended 66 to 11 with Mike Brout and Danny Beubler taking seconds. Next meet is at Fremont or Sunnyvale Friday.

Los Altos Lee Walson Washington High Santa Clara Valley Doug Roe Huskies Knights Mike Brout Danny Beubler Washington Mermen Fremont Sunnyvale

New USA Davis Cup Team Seeks Pro Coaching Help

Seattle Washington reports that Davis Cup captain Roverly T. Jones plans to enlist professional players to assist training for this year’s team. Jack Kramer Pancho Gonzales and Tony Trabert are invited to coach and guide the squad, which will be named in two to four weeks.

Seatile Wash Verly T. Jones United States

Cardot Edges McDonald In Narrow Richmond Victory

Vic Cardot of Oakland won an eighth round decision over Buddy McDonald of San Francisco by 76 to 75 amid boos. McDonald bloodied Cardot’s nose and scratched his eye, but Cardot finished strong to claim seventh straight win. Other results include Walker, Gray, Sandler, Cooper, Head, Andrade, and Moss with various knockouts and decisions.

Richmond Oakland Vic Cardot Buddy McDonald San Francisco Johnny Lotsey Cardot McDonald Billy Walker Bobby Gray Stockton Harry Sandler Art Cooper Jimmy Head Land Billy Fields Lou Andrade Fresno Tony Moss

Cobarruvias Sets WUHS Cage Records

Forward Gil Cobarruvias led Washington High School in four categories and set two school marks for 1957 58. He totaled 196 points and 191 rebounds, with 20 rebounds in one game a new single game record. Captain Hiro Kurotori led in assists and steals for a Huskies squad that posted strong defense and league win streaks.

Fremont Gil Cobarruvias Washington High Husky Glen Albaugh Cobarruvias Huskies Washington Hiro Kurotori Eddie Simon John Quaid

Packers to Train at Home This Summer

The Green Bay Packers announced they will train at their new stadium this summer after four years of workouts at Stevens Point about 100 miles away.

Green Bay Wis Green Bay Packers Stevens Point

Bears Visit San Jose State In Weekend Baseball Clash

California's NCAA champion Bears travel to face San Jose State on the Spartan diamond as George Wolf mans the mound. The Bears look to rebound after a close loss to College of the Pacific where Bernie Simpson scored the eventual winning run on Roger Groge's sacrifice fly. Dick Bass led COP with three hits.

Berkeley California San Jose State George Wolfman Bears Spartan Tomer Ted Falk Wolfman San Jose Jaan College of Pacific Bernie Simpson Roger Groge Tiger-grid Dick Bass

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