Boozer Outshines Chamberlain In 79-75 Win
Kansas State defeats Kansas 79 to 75 in double overtime at Allen Field House. Bob Boozer scores 32 for K State, Wilt Chamberlain 38 for Kansas as Roy DeWitt grabs 15 rebounds. Par r blocks two shots in OT. Kansas State leads Big Eight with 5-0 in conference.
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Cameron Aggies Rampage Past San Angelo to Extend Winning Streak
Cameron Aggies, led by Bud Lahmaunt and Jackie Martin, throttled San Angelo 90 to 5 as reserve players logged 14 minutes. Coach Ted Owens has built a fast, relentless press and high-scoring attack that overwhelmed opponents, drawing large crowds and praise from fans while Arlington State and Tyler loom as next tests.
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LHS Features Road Games as Rebels Meet Cameron Aggies
Cameron Aggies travel to Arlington Texas for a Pioneer Conference game while Anadarko and Lawton also hit the road. Cameron battles Arlington in a critical conference clash as LHS aims to rebound from a slow start. Arlington’s guard duo Danny McCormack and James Ulrich pace the scoring, with Don Davis and Tommy Davis contributing as starters.
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Redlegs balanced for 1958 season says Birdie Tebbetts
Birdie Tebbetts predicts a more balanced Cincinnati Redlegs lineup with power and speed led by Frankie Robinson and Gus Bell forming the outfield nucleus. He expects a tight right field battle among Lynch Morejon Thurman Palys Whisenant Gilbert and Alvarez. Pitching depth gets a boost with Haddix Purkey and Nuxhall among others as the farm system grows.
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New Minor League Eyes Sooner State
Midland Texas reports the proposed West Texas New Mexico baseball league awaits a Friday decision by the Sooner State League on operating this season. S. Terry, head of the sophmore league, notes major league backers urged delaying the decision. If the Sooner State League folds, the new loop could operate with clubs run by major league teams using only young players.
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Unclear Pro Cage Standings and Schedule Update
Fragmentary standings show teams and locations including New York Philadelphia Syracuse St Louis Minneapolis Detroit with no clear results. Only Wednesday entries list Cincinnati at Boston and Philadelphia at Minneapolis with no scheduled games posted.
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Poke Nine Seeks Big Eight Crown
STILLWATER AP Oklahoma State University opens its baseball season March 28-20 at Sam Houston State with a non-conference slate before Big Eight play. The schedule lists Arkansas, Buena Vista, Kansas State, Oklahoma, Kansas, Nebraska, Iowa State, Missouri, and Town State across Stillwater, Fayetteville, Ames, Manhattan, Lawrence, and Columbia using concise venue and date blocks.
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Series With Japs Approved Again
The National Baseball Congress approved continuation of the Global World Series for 1958 at its annual meeting. Last year the series was held in Detroit at Briggs Stadium, previous years in Milwaukee at County Stadium, with the U S winning championships in Milwaukee and Japan taking the title in Detroit.
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Mountaineers Top No. 1 Wait After Royce Rally
Bob Boozer stars for Kansas State in a 79 75 double overtime upset of Kansas. Boozer scores 22 and, with Jack Parr, traps Wilt Chamberlain to limit him to 25 points as Kansas State climbs in the Big Eight race and NCAA bid talk. Kansas State remains No 4 in the AP poll through Saturday despite top teams West Virginia Kansas and Cincinnati holding top spots.
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Upset stomach limits AP Ratings Booms in Big Eight title game
Kansas defeats KState 72-63 to win the Big Eight tournament as Beezer and Chamberlain pace the Wildcats. Baylor and Robertson lead the national scoring while Minnesota drops Indiana. Purdue beats Northwestern and Ohio State edges Illinois. Arkansas leads SWC after Texas Christian loss as Drake and Duke win to boost records.
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Baylor Coach Says Sooners Enticed Star
Baylor coach alleges Oklahoma coaches enticed star Mike McClellan a top halfback and all state player from Stamford. McClellan sought and received his Baylor release amid claims he was recruited. Athletic Council hints at contact with Oklahoma. McClellan to enroll at Oklahoma as classes begin Friday.
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Jockey Donald Pinkstaff Ends Life in Ohio Shotgun Death
In Columbus, 31 year old former jockey Donald Albert Pinkstaff killed himself Monday using a .410 gauge shotgun. Authorities noted no immediate motive but reported the tragedy as a self inflicted death in the home.
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