Faculty basketball set to challenge varsity on court
A fragmented pregame note describes a looming clash as the Faculty, led by elocution instructors and veteran players, prepares to challenge the Varsity. Key names include George Terry and Arvin Reed among others, with former years of experience cited as a potential edge.
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Healdsburg Ukiah Clash Looms In Friday Night Tilt
Ukiah and Healdsburg meet in a pivotal non league showdown after both won and lost in recent games. Arvin Reed and Jim Reed were injured in Ukiah’s loss to Petaluma while Healdsburg seeks its tourney momentum as both teams boast strong rebounders and guard play on their home court. Ukiah’s B team opens the night against the Greyhounds.
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Basilio Bets on Sugar Ray Rematch Challenge
Carmen Basilio, the 1957 Fighter of the Year after dethroning Sugar Ray Robinson, urges Robinson to quit avoiding a rematch. Basilio plans lengthy Florida road work, saying he will be ready for Robinson or any challenger, and prefers fighting Robinson over more banquet appearances.
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Erdelatz Fails To Take Aggies Coaching Post
COLLEGE STATION TEX The top job of head football coach and athletic director at Texas A&M remained vacant as another imported candidate quit the pursuit Eddie Erdelatz former Navy coach left Annapolis after clashing with Aggie selectors saying the situation scared him He returned to the academy to defuse ruffled feelings over maneuvers while Paul Bryant remained the standout choice reportedly valued at three times Bryant’s current pay
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Diamond Stars Sign Their Pacts
Ray Narleski assured Indians will pay him like a top starter in 1958 even if used in relief. The 29-year-old right-hander signed for terms better than 20 000 after an 11 5 season with 2.94 ERA in 153 innings. Also: Ernie Banks signs with Cubs for about 20 000, Don Blasingame with Cardinals for about 13 000. Kaiser signs with Braves. Jackson adds to Dodgers. McCormick and Gleiter sign with Giants.
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Two-Round Welter Elimination TV Bout Tonight
Vince Martinez of Paterson New Jersey faces Gil Turner of Philadelphia in a 12 round elimination bout with an NBA guarantee the winner will fight Isaac Logart for the vacated welterweight title. The bout marks Philadelphia's return to big-time boxing after a three year lull following the doped orange incident in 1955.
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Pins Topple as Ukiah Bowlers Roll in League
Ukiah bowling league action at Cloverdale Deltone Lanes saw Ukiah Warehouse Sales and Montgomery Ward post 2500-plus team scores paced by 2586 and 2543 pin totals. John Finnegan led with 571 in series, Matt Cullen top game at 213, as Mark King’s Garage nears first half title with several games to go.
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Jinxed West Virginia meets Pitt in big college clash
Top ranked West Virginia eyes a 13th straight win as it hosts Pittsburgh led by five foot nine Don Henner while North Carolina defends its title against North Carolina State. Maryland and Oklahoma State score big upsets as Duquesne, Texas A&M win in surrounding action.
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Crazy Legs Hirsch Grids Career for Youth Leadership
Elroy Hirsch known as Crazy Legs says he is retiring from football for good to become sports director for a major oil company in California. The Los Angeles Ram end, 35, announced the move at a company luncheon to run youth clinics in nine Western states and Hawaii, while may coach during 1958 Rams camp.
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Seattle Cave Battle Promising NCAA Berth Clash
Seattle University faces Montana State in a crucial NCAA at large berth battle as Elgin Baylor leads Seattle despite a 6-4 home record. Montana State, 10-3, defeated Iowa State, Idaho, Washington State, Utah State, Brigham Young, and Denver, making this a pivotal independents showdown for regional playoff eligibility. WCAC results include San Jose State’s 78-60 win over Pacific and Pepperdine’s 64-48 over Loyola. Fresno State led Cal Poly 22 points before coasting to a 77-59 victory.
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Willie Pep Loses In Boston Ring Go
Boston report on Willie Pep losing a ten round decision to Willie Tibbs before 8,500 at Mechanics Building. Tibbs, 46-42-2 after the win, dominates early and holds on as judges award the bout to Tibbs by 98-97 97-96 while Santarojo has Pep ahead 96-95. United Press tally favors Tibbs 99-94.
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