mp Lavagefto Says Club WillRise West Virginia Battles BU, From Cellar Navy and Kentucky Fall r Jfl Improved Hitting, Better Defenses Cited by Cookie Jerry West Leads By Bradley BURTON HAWKINS Rated gte Mountaineers to •Ur BUB Writer ORLANDO. Fla., Mar. 14. Thrilling Victory m “I'm tick of the cellar.” aaya a in By tha Auociatad HHI the Senators' manager, Over Butler Prau Cookie 44 Lavagetto, who has resided Surprising Boston University, there for two years. "I don't PORTS overtime conqueror of highly like running last. I want to S' THE regarded Navy, and West Vir- get off this treadmill and NIT Feature EVENING STAR ginia, breathing I Washington, 0. C., Saturday, March 14, 1959 hard after an think we can do it. NEW YORK. Mar. 14 (AP). all-out comeback victory over “I think our overall picture —The 22d edition of the Na- A-12 Bt. Joseph’a, meet at Charlotte. la a bit brighter than It was tional Invitation baaketball N. C.. tonight for the NCAA this time a year ago,” Cookie tournament continues today GIANTS SHIP OUT ROOKIES Eastern regional baaketball "¦ ::: Iflp ' continued. "Norm Zauchln had with double-headeri on both title. pF .Hl B^h.:,- • bad wriat last spring and later the matinee and evening pro- Elsewhere in the regional ||pr* Jh fl/ pulled a back muscle. He grams at Madison Square Oar- tournament, Kentucky’s de- wound up hitting .atß. Now den and Bradley still the team Banks Could Repeat fending champions are out, but M|p' ”*V he’s fit and he ought to be to beat. first-ranked Kansas State and ashamed of himself If he The Bradley Braves (23-3) two other of the Nation’s top doesn’t boost that average way go into action tonight as 7- As National's MVP 10 still are in the running for up. I think he will. point favorites against sharp- the national championship. "Herb Plews has a good bat- shooting Butler (19-8). This By the Aasociated Press ]first inning, and a 3-run homer Tonight’s four regional win- ting ,, stroke. He should hit be- will be a quarter-final game, as Ernie Banks, Cubs short- off Ron Herbel, product. ners travel to Louisville next -¦' . '.v .™P®|l ''¦' ffl ' .J» 860.000 1 tween .280 and .300. I thought will the other half of the twinjistop, could become the first Na- Herbel was the losing pitcher week end for the championship his fielding Improved quite a bill St. Bonaventure (20-2) I tional League player to win the in the 16-12 victory for the showdown. bit late last year. He hit .298, against (17-8). player St. John's The nost valuable award in Cubs at Yuma, Ariz. Was Biggest Surprise ;; W - j=' but he’s a better hitter than pick-'em V latter is a affair. consecutive seasons. Shipped that. Ken Aspromonte figures afternoon the first Rookies Oat Kentucky, seeking its fifth - During the to play a at second base, Banks was the 1958 most ¦¦ f Bk 1 lot round was to be completed. < valuable player strength Meanwhile, the Giants sent a national crown and ranked sec- f WmaaX BP*-* Bimini something of on the too. He's seen Manhattan (15-5) was a 3- of 47 home 129 batted flock of youngsters to their ond, was eliminated by Louis- $ the majors now and should have runs. runs Evanston, |P Ik, B polnt favorite over Providence i in, and 379 total bases rookie camp at Sanford, Fla., ville at HI., last night JB P an idea of what it’s which Adolph W M & m||| -.jß- BB all about. (18-5> and New York Univer- brought the league’s slug- from where they will go to 76-61. The defeat of I’m looking for more out of him Rupp’s sity (12-7) rated 5 points over 1 ging crown. He hit five homers minor league clubs. Perry and Wildcats by a team that him than that measly .210 he Denver (14-9). Herbel, however, remain had dropped 10 of 27 games was IF hit year. i more than the Yankees’ Mickey will mmr- JHBr last (The NYU-Denver game i Mantle, who paced the Ameri- with the parent club. the most astounding of the re- j B B regional Defenses Are Better will be on television over , can League, batted in seven Mantle and four other Yanks sults of four tourna- Catcher Yogi did 6-2, at with Gene Wood- of All-American of our infield isn't going to give Berra it in Jerry bringing The only other real tall man in 1954-55. Other American League ling homering for the Orioles West while down WEST SPARKS COMEBACK VICTORY—Jerry away as many runs as we did lineup Bailey St. Joseph’s, West of West Virginia their ia Dan Smith, a repeaters slugger Jimmy and Ed for the Reds. 95-92. West last year. were key of goes up for a shot against St. Joseph’s of Philadelphia in last night’s 6-foot-4 junior. Foxx of the Athletics »1932-33» Pitching was the at crammed 21 his 36 points ’’lt’s too early yet to know Wynn the NCAA regional tournamertt at Charlotte, N. C., as he leads the Moun- Butler is a smooth-working great of Bradenton where Early into last nine minutes. if I’ll go with the same outfield and the left-hander Cincinnati, taineers to a 95-92 come-from-behind victory. West scored 21 of his 36 outfit, which has proved to be a the Tigers, Hal Newhouser and two Chicago rookies. Ru- fifth ranked, and we had last year, but let’s sup- little weak on defense. The team dolpho Arias and Claude Ray- Michigan State, seventh, just points in the last nine minutes as the overcame pose do. Roy Sievers is (1944-45). Mountaineers an we a gets fine rebounding jobs from mond. combined to two-hit the managed to squeak into to- 18-point deficit.—AP Wirephoto. hitter. There’s solid no reason Johnny Jones and Ken Pen- Can't Compare Braves. night's regional finals. In con- why he can't have as good a Kansas Mary’s nington, who also toss in points year trast. State. St. year as he had last season Billy The first Newhouser took Cards on Top of California and California along with Scott. the prize, National Leaguer and maybe he'll exceed It. Al- St. Bonaventure did a Blasingame won in a breeze. well not look named Marty Marion was Don delivered a blte Pearson did as a good In its Oarden appearance two-run double with two out in DeMATHA IN K. OF C. CONSOLATION rookie, smart figures named most valuable player in Pairings for Tonight X s and earlier in the year against lona, | the eighth inning to bring in to impio/t. Jim Lemon's knee that circuit, and although the The s Lackey but St. John's is not oftercon- ! the decisive runs In a 5-3 St. results of last night B-CC, make him talented Marion earned the games operation ought to a fldent. Louis victory over Philadelphia produced this lineup for better v»JI player. name “Mr. Shortstop” he never tonight: “You’ve got to throw that one at St. Petersburg. Classy Carroll Faces Courtney is no push- saw the day he could clear At Virginia '’Clint out,” observed St. John's coach, Ted Williams, famed Red Sox Charlotte—West plate fences like Banks. Playing over at the and he has Joe Lapchick. "They looked bad slugger, played in his native vs. Boston University. j Ernie, for learned something about catch- who holds the major At Evanston Louisville only because they had such an city of San Diego, Calif., for vs. ScraDDv Pacelli Five ing. He handles the pitchers league record for most home Michigan State. easy game.’’ the first time since 1941 as the by has hit better than he used to and they Providence a disappoint- runs a shortstop, 183 Red Sox won their sixth At Lawrence. Kans.—Cincin- By DICK SLAY was games vs. thriller. Pacelli, outscored by have confidence in him now. ment against St. John’s earll-r in five full seasons and 10 straight, 8-5. over Cleveland in nati Kansas State. Star Stall Writer four goals, hit 23 of 40 free State (1953) with the Cubs. At San Titles game Francisco—California Help in the year, sophomore star a night Carroll is the most publicized game Pitchers Need but vs. Marys. I The was tied By GEORGE BRAGAW Johnny Egan is always danger- Yesterday. Banks smashed a Williams grounded out twice St. high school team ini 17 times with Central Catholic “We lack pitching depth and Cincinnati, with basketball Contributing Some consider him the top 3-run homer off Gaylord Perry, and walked once before retiring All-Amer- the East, according holding Writer might ous. to Tom i command throughout that's where we have England player the 19-year-old $90,000 bonus for a pinchrunner in the sixth ica Oscar Robertson carrying Muller Arlington, Bethesda-Chevy Chase has a New since the of North N. most of the second half to make some changes. Camilo days Bob Cousy perform- pitcher for the Giants in the inning. the burden, edged big, slow- J„ and when the coach of 30lden opportunity to win its than was moving but stubborn Consolation Games Pascual has more stuff ing at Holy Cross. Texas Queen of Peace High School first Maryland State basketball anybody on the club but he Christian, 77-73. Robertson got returns Monday he will Consolation i points, slightly home 1 bracket semi- title when the Barons meet always seems to be hurt. If 34 above his have a few additions to the! finals at 5 and 6:30 today will stay healthy ought pace setting average of 33.2 I Howard County in the Class he can he as stories he has heard. match St. Catherine's against A. to win upward of 1$ games. the Nation's leading scorer. “It’s the ‘best college highi DeMatha and Queen of Peace finals in the Cole Field House Pedro Ramos will work his Jewel's Reward Harney's Hot Golf Stirs Michigan State, the rugged school team' I ever saw," Coach i against the Pennsylvania team at the University of Maryland head off. He's a good pitcher Big Ten champion, had a scare Muller said without hesitation op- it by Marquette i Carroll outrebounded its at 9 o'clock tonight. and I'm counting on him for Clips Finger Tip thrown into last night after Carroll pulledi ponent from New Jersey, 58 to least 15 wins. oefore winning, 74-69. The This is not B-CC’s strongest at Hope for Spot all the stops Masters Spartans out in a 73-42 ! 31. and outshot the Queensmen, “We didn't have Vito Valen- Os Mrs. blew a 15-point lead romp Graham closing over the Queensmen ift) 30 goals on 63 shots compared team, nor is it the strongest PENSACOLA, Fla., 14, Freddie for but pulled it out in the tinettl or Bill Fischer at the ARCADIA, Calif., Mar. 14; Mar. .Herbert and Haas the first-round feature of the ¦ with 17 on 60. Queen of Peace Bi-County representative in re- start last season. I think they the opening round lead with a minutes on three baskets by Bob Knights of Columbus tourna- ‘AP Arden Gra- iAP» —The halfway leader in ¦ took a 2-0 lead at the start but cent years. However, the fast-, help because both of i.—Elizabeth tour under par 68. Anderegg. Anderegg topped the ment at Georgetown. can us ham, wealthy turfwoman and the *15,000 Pensacola Golf with little more than three minutes! breaking Barons are a -good them some fine scorers 23 points. "Nobody showed me cosmetics manufacturer, had ! Paul Harney BH-H5—1.14 State, Big Eight should touch Carroll1 later it was 14-3, Carroll, as team and. judging from last pitching late last year. We Open. Paul Harney, has a dou- Chandler Harper - H!)-t»7—l’t« Kansas cham- In this tournament,” Muller night's performances, appear the tip of a finger bitten off Arnold Palmer HB-BU—-i;<7 pion. rolled to a 102-70 victory r Monk Malloy. Tom Hoover and to haven't seen much of Chuck' ble incentive for a good show- Art Wall HN-rti)—l.l7 while petting her handicap _ stated. A crowd of about 3.500 ) George Leftwtch sank seven of be the class of the 26th Mary- here. .Pete Cooper 7*!-Kti—l3B l over DePaul for its 21st suc- yet, but what we've ing |i Mantrum _ at McDonough Gym. even those Stobbs. star. Jewel's Reward, Thursday Llovd 71-HD—140 cessive triumph and a season s 5 the Lion's first nine shots. land tournament. has been impressive. Freddie Haas «8-7‘J—l4o accompanying the six out-of- seen night. Santa Anita race track One is the money. The other Jay Hebert __ HH-7-:—14o ; mark of 25-1. All-America Bob The difference mounted to ' Howard County was beaten Maybe those glasses will help Jim Btamp« ..78-60—141 town teams, must have agreed. reported yesterday. of playing Bill Ca.*per 7:>-«*—l4l got only points, far 18-3 before the Lions suffered twice during the regular is the chance in his i Boozer 16 l sea- him. We’ll get good relief Graham Lionel Hebert __ «R-7*»—141 1 Mrs was stroking first Dave .lagan OD-7*.!—141 oelow his 25-plus average, but In Separate Brackets a letdown and the Queensmen son by Annapolis, whom the pitching from Truman Clev- Masters tournament at i the horse’s nose in the race! Augusta, BUI Blanton _ oh-74—14*.’. Wally Frank came through began hitting against Ga. Don Whitt Archbishop Molloy from New a relaxed l Barons eliminated. 85-48. in enger and Dick Hyde. Russ track stable when it 7*2-70—14* with 23—far v area jle . . But the closest the the The lean ;j Camobell 70-7(5—142 more than usual. York, the defending champion, ( defense. 1 semifinals last night. How- Kemmerer now has the ex- snapped and nipped off the distance-hitter George Bernardln ..... 70-7*!—l4‘! ' visitors could come was seven ‘ ai d gained the finals by beating perience and should perk up from Worcester, Mass., blazed ; Walter Burkemo 74-rth—l4’.’ Western Results Expected figures to give the Washington tip of her right index finger, Shelley Mavfleld _ 73-88—14.*: , Left- a 65 • . champions the most trouble, points, 23-15, and then the pre-tournament favorite,! our staff. a track spokesman said. seven-under-par yester- Mike Homa 7'!*7o—l4‘? Neither game of the Far West wich, smallest of the day over the 6.500-yard course Bob Rosburf . 75-07—14’! but they are in separate brackets g Carroll 1 North Hagerstown. 48-42. “I like that kid. Jack Mrs Graham, who operates ' ( Gay Brewer 1.71-7?!—143 regional produced the unex- starters, put on a show. for a 36-hole total of 134, 10 ; Marty Furgol 7’!-71—143 pected. Marys and both must win tonight’s s Annapolis jumped off to a Kralick. He could make our the Maine Chance Farm racing Dave Thomas —143 St. overpowered From just before halftime under par. 7*!-71 semifinals in order to meet forr 15-13 quarter lead over the club. He gets the ball over stable was treated at a hospital Jim Turnesa «!»-74—143 Idaho State. 80-71, and Cali- ‘ until he left the game with Two strokes behind Don Bisplinhoff 71-73—144 , * was the tourney championship to- 1 Barons, but B-CC scored i 0 the plate, makes 'em hit it. and then caught a plane to her A1j Mengert 74-70—144 ' fornia, the Nation's No. 1 de- 4:50 remaining in the last Chandler Harper of Ports- Wealer Ellis 74-70—144 1 team, romped morrow afternoon. successive points to start the home in New York City. Dow1 74-70—144 fensive to its 13th quarter, the 6-foot junior had l Predicts 10 More Wins i mouth, with 69-67—136. ! Fmsterwald Molloy was given a thorough second period and went on to Va.. Tom N'eporte 7*!-7*J—144 ¦ straight victory, downing Utah, a field day against a four-man Art Wall, Jr., of Pocono ; BtllY Booe ...... 73-71—144 pest of the Skyline Conference, test by DeMatha last nignt, but 1 outscore the Crabtown boy 3. “We won six more games Ken Venturi . . .. 7*1.72—144 ’ Page Manor, Pa., and Arnold Palmer . Sam Urzetta 7*!-72—144 had too much height for thee See CARROLL, A-13 [ 30-7, for a 43-22 halftime lead. last year than we did in 1957 Boh Ooalby 74-70—144 71-53. of Ligonier, Pa., had 1375. and 1 Sophomore Meschery Washington Catholic runnersup P early I don't believe it's unreason- EXHIBITION Tom and Howard lost an 15-4 Pete Cooper of Lakeland. Fla., Laroy Doss and beat the Stags convincing- Hagerstown Page Senior were St. jlead over North See SENATORS, A-13 had 138. Marys' big guns. Meschery, ly, 58-45. Molloy plays in the ; and had settle a BASEBALL WEEK-END SPORTS STAR'S ALL-MET to for foul- Seven amateurs and 64 pros hitting1 long shots in first semifinal at 8 o’clock to- line victory. on six The Gales out- GAME* TODAY qualified for the final two ! eight attempts, the show in night against West Catholic ol,‘f APPEARS SUNDAY scored Howard from the floor. ON TELEVISION was 1 Kansas City vs. Washington ftt rounds. The cutoff point was the1 first half and Doss took Philadelphia, r _ Orlando a 62-56 victor However. Howard converted 20 Doug St. from Tht All-Metropolitan and all-star Derby Book Lists Cincinnati vs Detroit at Lakeland 68. Among those still in is See BASKETBALL. Page A-13 over Catherine’s Ra- of 31 free throws against 10 Philadelphia vs Baltimore at Clear* Ford, defending champion, TELEVISION yesterday's basketball teams, as chosen by The wafer. the cine, Wis., in firstit for 17 for Hagerstown. Howard (A.) Star's high school sports staff, will Bt. Louis vs Chicago at Tampa with 78-68—146. Saturday game. led, 37-36, going into the last Silver Spoon and Plttsbursh vs. Milwaukee at Bra- be printed in The Sunday Star. denton. Harney, one of the top Hockey Carroll’s opponent in the sec- quarter and held the Gales to Los Angeles vs New York at 8t players golf ond semifinal at tonignt The story and selections will be Troilus ! Petersburg. in for two years.} 9:30 lt six points in the final period Favorites ) Detroit Red i topped by a picture ot No. I quintet Chciaao (N vs. San Prancisco at still is aiming for his first Boston Bruins vs. will be Pacelli High of Austin, for the win. ; Yuma Wings. pjn. chosen from some 80 high school AGUA CALIENTE, Mexico, 1 Boston vs. Cleveland at San Diego Masters. The Masters, on the WTOP-9. 2 NEW Minn., which beat Pittsburgh's (night). in Metropolitan Lackey reached the finals for Mar. 14 (AP).—The Caliente ; basis of a point system during Bowling Central Catholic, 57-53. in thec teams the Area. the third time in its six apoear- : future book on the May 2 YESTERDAY’S RESULTS the winter tour of PGA tour- fourth game, the night's onlyy Bowl the Champ. WMAL-7. TELEPHONE ¦ ances in the State Class C Kentucky Derby made Silver 'MORNING OAME) naments. invites two players City (MU f) pm. bracket since 1953 by defeating Spoon and Troilus co-favorites Kansas 0.37 Ol—l*2 1 who are not otherwise eligible 4 last 'Pittsburgh 010 110 01— 4 0 *2 Basketball Crisfleld. 44-28, night. at 4-to-l in the opening list (Called eight Innings by agreement ) for or invited to the Augusta NUMBER .Lackey, the defending Class Terry. Craddock and Tornay. New- C of 130 nominees today berg, and Westerfleld event. National Basket- PISTONS, PLAY champions, play Elmer Wolfe odds on Daniels Invitational LAKERS TONIGHT in The longest odds, Going into the Pensacola ball tournament (New York). tonight. 1.000-to- open. the finals at 6 o’clock offered filly . owned C. Smith and Hall with 82 McMullin 9-3, 19-12, and 34-18. Vernon V. Whitney, is the undefeated Winner —H Johnson. Loser—Oibbon 'i. was All-Star Golf WMAL-7. 5 Home runs—Pittsburgh, Vtrdon. among those cut. Hardesty, 6-foot-7, and Bill filly who won the Santa Anita p.m. As Scoring 6-foot-4, Harney had two eagles. He Sunday Mark Falls Hamm. controlled the (MORNINO Derby. OAME> (A.) « « on By the Press « boards for the winners. Ch’ao "B * ooi «Mia o*2o 1 dropped a 6-footer the first Associated Troilus, owned by Bayard o;ii 1 .’hot at Boston. Eastern cham- Cincinnati “B" 110 r.'x—in r» *: on the sixth hole and sank a Basketball Attention m the National pion, In a best-of-seven Elmer Wolfe stopped Han- Sharp, won the Bahamas and Qualters. Richards. Idzkcwskl and t final 47-36, to reach the finals, Zrman. Lindstrom. McWilliams. Moor* 25-footer from off the green 5 Knicks vs. Syracuse Basketball Association's pie- byt defeating New York in Syra- -1 cock. Flamingo Stakes in Florida. head. Beck and Htszmldt. New York In B play, Valley of for the other on the eighth. He Nationals, quarter-final NBA liminary playoffs moves to the c cuse tomorrow afternoon. The jj Class Tony Alessio, the future ' Lonaconing right birdied the with an 18- p.m. tonight g?me earned the to Chicago 004 111 000—l lo 0 first playoffs. WRC-4. 2:30 Western Division with c will be televised nation- book’s pricemaker. picked the 0(M) I meet Aberdeen at 7:30 o’clock Milwaukee non 010— 1 *! *2 footer, the third with a 5-footer j vastly improved Syracuse hold- i ally . beginning at Brookfield Farm’s Intention- Wynn. Arla» (ft). Raymond (8) and Bowling by bumping Rising Sun. 71-18. Lollar: Trowbridge. Pizarro (4). Nelson and the 17th with a 12-footer, i ing a one-game edge over New ; 2:30 p.m„ EST. 1 ally and C. T. Chenery’s (7) squeaked by First (7» and Rice. Lonett On 10 and 12, he was wdthin a Bowling Stars, WMAL-7, 4:30 York in the East. After tonight’s opener. De- Aberdeen Cam- Landing, second choices W—Wynn L—Trowbridge ' bridge, 46-44. as at foot of the cup for birdies. p.m. - place troit and Minneapolis for The third Detroit • head 6-to-l odds. Baltimore (MK! 201 100—fl ll n “This was my best round in Pistons go against the second- Detroit1 and play the second 1 Crhfleltl G F Pis l.»rk« G F Pts Other opening-line odds in- Cincinnati OKI nno 100—?! 8 *2 Harney game McCle'htn I I •'» Crown I l O’Dell. Brown (7i, and Ginsberg; months." said. “I| place Minneapolis Lakers at of the Western semi- * Easy Spur 8-1, Royal f Ward 2 l ft ’VHphn 1 2 4 cluded: Lawrence. Cuellar rrw#*r •• O O Bushey O O O Syracuse. 1*!9: New York. 12.3 finals to determine a chal- 1 at Minneapolis » o o Open View 15-1, Atoll cuse leads Eastern semi- Sterling O O Bowie o and 5 0 Bill Blanton, the 27-year-old best-of-3 Wednesday 0 Philadelphia 200 01 o 000—.3 ! finals 1-0). lenger to the St. Louis Hawks, night. N. Mason o O 0 Wamsley n o Black Palynch, not) 1 o Hills, Master St oo*2 n:ix—s io i unknown from La Mesa, Calif.,} GAME TODAY game , Miller o 0 (0). the opener in the the Halftime: 10-12. Lackey tfed with Palmer, Wall, Jay' Minneapolis at Detroit. are spring Syracuse, a winning clubt> Pistons ready to a New York 00ft 240 053-—l4 18 *! j since obtaining George . AnnapolU O F Pts B-CC G F Pt*- joo— s || surprise. ; Yard- .'» m Detroit 024 001 •*} "haracklls 11l MacCartee .*»2I Turley, (H» H BASKETBALL Dltmar <4i. Dick and ley from Detroit, hit 48 perr Rialoufte 2 2 H Brooks ft ft I (rt», The New York Knickerbock- .1 2 H You ft i:t Howard: Bunning. Foytack Leel Parks ns (0) W—Dltmar. L FOR ers, after bagging nine of 12 centj of its shots against NewV Kft.HU I 2 4 Jar. ICO H 2I 14 and Wilson York—and got big t Stallings 4 «? M Rolle O o o COLLEGE Fovtack. ATTENTION regular season games from a assist Euc»re O 4 H Smith » O «> Home runs—New York. Richardson. 2 Skowron. Mantle, Howard. Siebern. De- Men who want part-time work that could lead to full-time employment Syracuse, were five-point fa- from Yardley, too. Although 1 Ray 2 2 H Krueger 11 :t ¦ 1 18. Harris 2 1 5 NCAA TOURNAMENT troit. Maxwell. with earnings except those imposed by yourself. <> no limits on STAR a he played only about half the o vorites to open at home with 1 Milkman O O Apsteln O O (Second Round! p game, A Smith O O O Ree e 1 :t 5 Ronton rt’l (overtime> Navy 55 Ban Francisco 201 702 000—12 17 4 will put you professional cleaning business of floors and victory last night. Instead, the the veteran scored 222 U. (N We into the Ricker 1 o 2 Louisville 7K Kentucky «l| Chicago i JIWO 014 02x—10 15 4 points. - 4 t.’i). necessory and equipment plus outplayed New York, in the play- Braddork I 2 Michigan Slate Marquette <•!» Perry. MufTet (4». Sovde other allied fields with the materials Nationals them all I O O 71 Hcrbel (5). M Smith O W. Virginia |A St. Joseph'* (Pa.) !»’! (0) and Btlfglltz. McCardell Buz- the troininq necessary to enable you to do this work professionally. CLASSIFIED a offs for the first time In four (4). (H> the way—winding up with 1 r inrlnnati 77 Texas Christian 7:t hardt Smith SchafTernoth and 129-123 victory in a game that years, acted as if it couldn’tl Total* 10 10 4M Totals .22 21 83 Kansas State 102 Drpaul Ml 8 Taylor. W—Smith L—Bovde NO MONEY DOWN and accounts given to you that you con actually FOR 43-22, St. Marys MO Idaho State 71 Home runs -San Francisco. Wagnw get Halftime: B-CC. Chicago. money you set a playoff record for total wait to out of them. Onlyy California 71 Utah .VI Kirkland. McCardell. Banks start earning on. This is no BLIND od as will be trained points by two teams. Richie Guerin, who scored 244 Howard G F Pts N. H town G F Pts (2). in the BAY RAN method which has been in use in the city of Ash O a 2 Vance 2 1 o NCAA SMALL COLLEGE • Washington years largest buildings and Dolph Schayes, with 35 points points, played with any con- Chltt den 2 1 f» Bell it fill! (Championship) Boston 000 204 200—8 71 for over 12 in some of the « STAR sistency , Gelsler :t 2 m Wash’ton 2 2 Evansville M.t Southwest Missouri A7 Cleveland 111 020 000—5 0 1 hospitals in the area. Men presently employed and owning their and 15 rebounds, and Rookie Perkins 7 4 1M Spencer 2 2 ft (for Third) (Night) Hal Greer, with 16 points and The 252 points broke thee Whorton 210 14 R. Hawkins 1 til N. Carolina AdtT 101 L. A. State Ml Staler. Burland (4). Klely (7) and own auto. k Fisher O Neely O 2 2 Dailey; Bell. Briggs (5) Stlgman (7>. a perform- playoff-mark set I 11 o O NAIA D brilliant all-around of 248 March T. Hawkins oj Thomas <(«) and Brown. W—Borland CALL: A. Herren, BAY RAN COMPANY, TU. 2-6650, between CIRCULATION (Semifinals) ance. led the Nationals. They 30. 1958. when Boston defeated L—Briggs 9 P.M., Monday through Saturday. Totals 14 20 4ft Totals lft 10 42' Tenn. AAV St. Ml Southwest Tes. O’! Home runs--Boston, Stephens Cleve- A.M. b 6 can wrap up the series and a St. Louis, 136-112. Halftime: 29-28. Howard County. Parlfls Lutheran SO Fort Hays St. 71 land, Colavito.