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Show ji-- t Louisvill Card Ouint ft P Tops ay o r I I - . . . r i SUNDAYHERALD ' Needles Flashes Top Form to Win Florida Derby . tation Basketball champion Needles proved himself the king of three- - Tournament '. ". ...... t . " s ' ! f st ; .'- Traveler Case your purchase of t "V . Universal Flash K'S - Memar Billy-Maxwe- j-- ; , . .- 1 TRAVELER CAS EI ill j STANDARD! AT ri- Allen-Bradle- 75 their winning streak to 55 games in this (29 season) clipping the valiant Hawkeyes for the title, 83-7-1. that Gene Woolpert declared Brown, a sophomore for star guard K. C. was ineligible for the . been to op"-ne- Janta. -- , Wo-jey- r : - ." ". first-innin- j j 735-fo- ot Du-fo- four-bagg- er rr j n r uc " )i SAVE YOU MONEY j i j , (I ; 12-1- - ; PRODUCE 18 HITS Battlei It Out half. Then in 'one scoring burst The Fla. LAKELAND, (UP) A Detroit (UP) 18 hits rolled early in the second half, the Dons SEBRING, Florida Tigers up British ; Jaguar and an which included a three-ru-n looped in 10 points for a 13 point homer Italian Ferrari battled it out for by Charley Maxwell to swarrr the margin. Iowa never thereafter came the lead Saturday as the Florida Chicaga White Sox, 12 to 6, SaturInternational Grand Prix of En day. r closer than nine points. V half-wa- y the durance passed of The standout Russell, though the victori broke a four-gam- e : the title game, had to share honors mark. winning streak for the Pale Hose for the night and the tourney with At the end of six hours, Eng who sport an 5 record. The Ti- Lowest Prices GUARANTEE . j- WEBCOR ; Fidelity High Regular $139.95 i 90-8- , Temple Ace Grabs Top Cager Award 1952. all-tourn- ey 8-- land's Mike Hawthorne and Des- gers are mond Titterington of Ireland had turned in 99 laps around the course of airport tricky roads and runways. 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Ut. ! . replacement Jones, who tourney because he had played in three pre- Temple's flashy guard, Hal Lear, vious seasons, also was a key man who set three tourney scoring rec in the win. ords to spark the Owls to a 1 But none of the Iowa players, win over- Southern Methodist for nor. his San Francisco mates, third place in the meet. could dim the luster, of RusselL Lear looped 48 points to set a He scored 26 points, knocked away single game 'scoring mark, eclips at least six sure Iowa baskets, and ing the mark of 45 by Washing grabbed 27 of 'San Francisco's 60 ton's Bob .Houbregs In 1945. His total field goals for the tourney, rebounds. Iowa, shooting .325 for the night, 63, was another new record, comgrabbed an U point lead in the pared to Houbregs' 57, and he talfirst half but the Dons pecked lied 160 points in five games for I 3 away for a margin at the another' mark. The old record for five games was 118 by Russell last year, while the mark: for four games was 141 by Clyde Lovellette of Kansas in , TENNIS I I 54-ho- le 38-3- y 24-ho- ur ! s) : j 6-- - The seven players left for Jack- ;h;. Tigers, holdspring victcr: sonviHe where the Wi ing the sox t a single run on five chita andSaturday Atlanta clubs are train'f hits in five innings, but Pete - . ing. control enabled Chiloss cago to scon. fiv. times in the eightlt- oh tv walks, a hit batsman,, two singles a. a double the last of eight Chicago hits. Maxwell V also made a fine catch of a liner by .Minnie Minoso g double ' play, for z a center-fiel- d cleared the off fence with his in the first. He also singled if Insurance ) ) 1 1 '4-'- C twice to fair "n's three- experts (( hit total: for the Tigers. V - know how to )J "i Saturday to single back in the ome the winning run and give the Athletics u 5 victory over the Washr gton Senators. Ji ; ; Renna's hit sent rig'it'iander Camilo Pascual to a bitter defeat. Fascuai pitched the entire game for the Nationals and except for shoddy fielding by his mates in 'he seventh inning possibly could have been the second winning OPTION l FOUR, PLAYERS ;i . ) The j, Fla. C pitcher to go the route in the BRA1 racefruit League this spring, . Milwaukee Braves Saturday optioned four players ' to Wichita, P BUCS TRIP PIRATES KanL., of the j Associatira FORT MYE.., Ha. (UP)' Frank Thomas fifth hit of the and; three to Atlanta of the Southgame, a single in the ninth inning ern I Association. with the; bases filled, gave the Pittsburgh Pirates a 1 comeback victory Saturday over ;the Philad.!phia Phillies. r.j rne uucs ana i'nus scored a total of 20 'runs in the seventh and eight innings and the Pirates tallied seven runs in the eighth to tier the score on Thomas homer i General Manager John Quinn said he was send) x pitchers Toe Jay and Calton Willey and Shortstop Bob Koppe o Wichita subject to recall. Second baseman Ed Charlv j was also oDtioned to the Kansas club. Quinn said Fitche.'Dick Grabow- ski, second baseman Bob Malkmus and outfielder Arnie Hallgren have d j, Brown A Key By ED SAINSBURY (Semi-FinalUnited Press Sports Writer Hannibal-L- a Grange (Mo) 82 PuebCHICAGO (UP) Temple's , 81 Had lo (Colo.) (King) guard, sharpshootmg Kilgore (Tex.) 83 Moberiy Mo. 75 Lear, has been named as the Armed Forces Tournament most valuable player in the NCAA Marine Corps 109 Navy 85 cage tourney,; but San Francisco, Air Force 80 Army 59 national champion for the second straight year, and runnerup Iowa each placed two men fa the team. Lear won the most valuable rating by five votes over San Francisco's two time All American center Bill RusseU, whose 26 points and 27 rebounds Friday night 1 vicpaced the Dons to am RACKETS tory over Iowa in "the title game. . But Lear, whose team .won third decision over place with a Southern Methodist, set three scor ing records, most points in a game 83 NO! UNIV. AVE. FR3p50 93-8- 0. y Phillips Oilers 71 Ada Oilers 69 Seattle Bakers 85 Milwaukee SUPPLY CO er Dons Grab Second Straight NCAA Cage Title Junior College Tournament j two-point- top-seed- ed (Semi-Final- s) ... ke i AAU Tournament j". five-stro- er ot (Championship) Temple 90 SMU. 81. ! ll, a mounting case of pressure jit lead ters, piled up a! in the $15,000 Miami Beach Open par Saturday with a! three-und69 for a three-roun- d total of 198. Gardner Dickinson Jr., slender protege of the old master Ben Hogan, went out in par 31 but said be "just couldn't put them in" on the back nine Louisville in and finished with a 67 for a total against i - Squatty complaining about Frank Lary' rained his first FOR DAYTON Dayton's seven-foBill Uhl sink; a the first period of their .N I T fmal at Madison S quare Garden Saturday afternoon. Looking on of 203. in anticipation are (left to right): Dayton's Jim Palmer, and Jim Paxson and Louisville's Charley .Tied for third were Jimmy De-(U.P. Telephoto). ma ret of Kiamesha Lake, N. Y Tyra and Herb Harrah. Louisville upset the Flyers who shot a 69 Saturday, and Pete Cooper of Detroit who had a 72. with two on off Rookie Bob! Ross. totals of 204. Both have SCORES Friday Results: NCAA Tournament San Francisco 83 Iowa 71 FREE $4.95 Lead five-und- er i PLUS A Needles flashing speed through the stretch carried him to a three-quartlength victory over Count Chic from California. Cal umet Farm's Pintor Lea finished third another length and three quarters back, Captures Cade Scores 6W Case , . MIAMI BEACH (UP) AU-Ame- 795 !; - 10-in- ch 350 Camera ; i six-foo- the All New ANS CO Memar Outfit. ' !! : By ED SAINSBURY United Press Sports Writer San EVANSTON, EI. (UP) Francisco's unbeaten Dons held the NCAA basketball title for the second straight year today", but it's a mistake to declare that the team won it. t, Instead give credit to Bill Russell, a defensive genius who can also score points when his team seeds an edge. That was the tab hung on the Dons' senior center, an can for the past two years, by both his own coach, Phil Wool pert, and Iowa's Bucky O'Connor. Russell and the Dons extended :f'&ejh! -st i 5-- Detroit! po aided Rookie Right . DeFour, up from hits and Memphis, for six straight seveu runs before h-- . could retire Ihe second batt 'i, anc' then .com inning against pleted a Mike Fornieles. The other two runs-camoff Connie Johnson with Rookies Iluss Hemah and Lowe Wren finally stopping the slaugh ter In the last tr.J innings.? hander Bill Ad-co- ck er six-foot-t- occasion. Fla. (UP) War ren Spahn, veteran Milwaukee left hander, went tL - route Saturday and limited the Boston Red; Sox to five hits in pitching the Braves to an easy 1 decision.; ' Spahn's. cause was aided by a tremendous heme run by Joei in th inning. Thei ball oared over tl center field fence, where' few homex have ever been bit before. It carried at least 450 : feet, r , 45-4- ' ha If time lead. But when the Flyers defense collapsed on Tyra in the second half, Rollins and Moreman. two of the shortest men ion the court, although each is 1 were more than equal to the I SARASOTA, ' opening half. A pair of three- point plays by Jim Palmer and Jim Paxson gave Dayton a 4 Ansco 35MM By UNITED PRESS racers Saturday as he left the champions of two coasts in his wake with a tremendous stretch surge and won the $145,- 400 Florida Derby in track record time. Trailing Needles far back in " the. pack of 14 sophomores came WINNING RUN Reaping Right, the Louisiana W j H 'ACII, F1 (UP) Derby champion from New Or wno am nit into a leans in sixth place, and Terra ng, double itenna.to id nau a Kansas play City winner of the West Coast Santa in the seventh inning, came rally Anita Derby in 13th place. year-ol- d !from coast to coast, watched this nighest-scorin- g final in the 19-of the tournament year history Louisville s victory extended Dayton's prolonged "jinx" in this tournament and broke the east-err domination of the NIT championship that had prevailed through the past four post-se- a son classics. This was the fourth time that Dayton had been beaten In the NIT, final.. . t Tyra, who scored 27 points and grabbed 19 rebounds, was named the outstanding player in the tournament. In three games he f scored 73 points. was Tyra superb in the first half when he scored 19 points and completely outplayed seven- foot Bill Uhl in helping the Cardi nals lead throughout most of the With : Florida 93-8- - Pla. (UP) HALLANDALE, championship with a 0 victory over Dayton. A crowd of 15,763 at Madison Square- - Garden in addition to . millions of television viewers ' Spahn Pitches Braves' td5-- l Wi n Over Bosox; As Defeat Nats 6-- 5 "r NEW YORK (UP) Phil Rollins and Jerry Moreman, a pair of "little men" in a battle of over the scoring giants, took burden ' when six - foot - eight Charlie Tyra cooled off In the scond half Saturday and led Louisville to the National Invi- . Baseball Briefs SUNDAY, MARCH 25. 1956 Utah County. Utah Sports Shorts Prolongs' Flyer Jinx j" i t (Eapfurel WIT Crowin U - ' r - - Fr.OVO 2nd tiO., 1st WEST F71 Free Parking Flione Open Mon., Fri., 9:S0 til 9 P. IX C0 |