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a The South Bend Tribune, Sunday, March 9, 1958, WESTERN MICHIGAN UPSETS NOTRE DAME IN I CCC TRACK DEPTH BOOSTS BRONCOS TEAM Cote, VandenBerg Conference Records. BY TOM Tribune Special Writer. KALAMAZOO, Mich. Western Michigan ended Notre Dame's four-year supremacy in the. Central Collegiate Conference indoor track meet here last night by edging the Irish 50.

Marquette finished a strong third with points. Notre Dame won more first places, six, then the Broncos, three, but the latter's depth in the running events proved the margin. Ten new records were set in the meet, most of. them fieldhouse marks, but the Western Michigan site opened this year. Jack Cote of South Bend, Irish field man, set a new Notre.

Dame indoor mark in the broad jump with a leap of 24 feet. This was also a fieldhouse mark, Cote previously set the mark at 23. feet inches for the Irish in 1956. Notre Dame half-miler Dale Vander Berg -established new conference mark when he ran the 880-yard run in 1:52.5. VandenBerg also anchored the victorious Irish mile relay team.

Ahead Only Once. feet, inches; 2. between Jack George Gardner 62; Tie Braasch and. C. Kearnaghan 6-0: 5.

Joe Sansone 5-10. 60-yard dash: 1. Ira Murchison EWM; 2. Bob Thomas 3. Ed Avery 4.

Pendola 5. Pete Salsich :06:1 LEsuals meet and world Time: 40-yard! 1. Joe Foreman: Jack Gardner EM1: 3, Barclay Ewartt 4. Jim Smith 5. Ken Woodring Time: 50.3 seconds.

65-yard high hurdles: 1. Dal. Shoesmith 2. Ed Henley 3. Steve Dornbach 4.

Duane 08.0. 5. Al Bernard Time: Two-mile: 1. Lou Kujawinski 2. Art.

INDIE 4. Eversole Ed Monelly 3. INDI; Mike 5. Haverty John Wardle Time: 9:40.1. $80 yard Dale Vandenberg INDI: 2.

Si Robinson 3. Don geman 4. Dave Harrington 1:52.5. 5. Dave CCC Edgerly mark of 1:53:4 set Time: by Don Makielski of Michigan State in 65-yard low hurdles: 1.

Bob Thomas 2, Ed Henry 3. Steve Dornbach 4. Roger Moore Time: :07.5. Broad to Tack Cote INDIe feels 2. Bob Thomas.

IM. Don Faley 4. Roger Moore 5. Mary Logan 22-8. N.D, indoor mark of by Cotes in Ed Hoyle tie between Roger.

Shepler Tom Wolkos 13-4; 4. Bachtold (BJ. 13 feet: 5. Tie among Jack. Cote and Tom Reichert and Bill Stanczak 12-6.

CCC mark of by Jim Harrington of N.D.J Mile relay: Notre Dame (B. Ewart, P. Reilly, Western J. Foreman, D. Vandenberg)Michigan, 3, Marquette; Loyola! 5.

Drake: Time: 9122. Team scoring: 1. Western Michigan, 2. Notre Dame, Marquette, 4. Drake, 12; 5.

Bradley, 7. Central Michigan 8. Detroit and Wayne State, first and only time after the broad, jump when they led host Western Michigan, but the Bron-(hind cos gained seven and threefourths points in the pole vault and mile relay to five and a fourths. for. the Trish, Ira Murchison of Western Michgan tied the world mark of :06.1 in the 60-yard dash.

Ed Hoyle of Marquette won the pole vault with a meet mark of 14 feet inches. Quarter-miler. Joe Foreman of Notre Dame duplicated his feat of last year by winning the yard run, while Cote's win also was a duplicate. Other firsts for them were by Tom Sanfacon in the high jump, and Frank Geremia in the pole vault. This was the first time Western Michigan has won the CCC meet in the 31 years of the event.

Drake finished with 12 points, Loyola 8, Bradley Central Michigan one while Detroit and Wayne. State failed to score. Shot put: 1. Frank Geremia SI 2. Si Woods 3.

Tim 4. Bert Me Don. Lukes. Mile: 1. Art Eversole Dick DiCamillo 3.

Jerry Mack John- Wardle 5. Norb Slowikow: ski: Time: 4:17.1. High jump: 1. Tom Sanfacon INDI. DELANEY RUNS 4:08.4 MILE NEW YORK Ron.

Delapy, won his 22nd straight mile, race in 4:08.4 in the Knights of Columbus Games Saturday night this one was different in a he had to survive a bumping session with Burr. Grim of. Mary. land. All' told, Delany, the Olympic champion from Villanova, has Won 27.

straight indoor races. He started his streak at this same of 4 meet when he won the 1,000 as a freshman in 1955. Since then, no one has beaten him indoors, and few have come close. BAKER LOSES. MILAN, Italy in Italy's welterweight champion Giancarlo Garbelli: outpointed Larry Baker of Indianapolis in a 10-round fight at the Sports Palace Saturday night.

SPORTS EDITOR DIES. KNOXVILLE, Tenn. -Bob Wilson, fot 35. years sports writer and the Knoxville NewsSentinel's first sports editor, died Saturday, He was 57. CAGE COACH QUITS.

ALBUQUERQUE, N. M. Bill Stockton, University of New. Mexico basketball coach for the past three seasons, has resigned. New Mexico won three games and lost 20 this year.

WEST VIRGINIA 74-58 WINNER Mountaineers Whip William Mary For Title. RICHMOND, V. ranked West Virginia solved William and. Mary's ball-control game midway the first half Saturday night and stormed past the, Indians 74-58 for its fourth consecutive Southern Conference basketball championship. It was the 36th straight conference victory for the Mountaineers over a three-season span and sent them into first-round NCAA playoff meeting with Manhattan in New York Tuesday.

William and Mary, which had sprung two upsets to reach the title finals stayed West Virginia for the first 10 minutes. The beginning of the end came for the Indians with 4:45 left before the intermission. West Virginia led 20-18. William and Mary went the rest of the half with one field goal and West Virginia, getting quick scoring by Lloyd Shar. rar, Jody Gardner, Jerry West and Willie Akers, spurted to a 32- 22 lead.

In the second half the Indians never got closer than eight points, at 39-31, despite some heroic work by All -Southern forward Roy Lange. West Virginia gradually pulled away and once stretched wits advantage tor Lange, with 19. points, was the game's high scorer: Joedy Gardner led West Virginia with 16 but Bob Smith added 14 for the Mounties and Sharrard had 12. FINNISH TEAM BEST. LAHTI, Finland Sweden's Olympic King, Sixten Jernberg, won the 50-kilometer ski marathon yesterday but Finland grabbed the next four places to become the dominant team of the 1958 World Nordic ships.

ROBERTSON GETS 29. CINCINNATI UP Oscar Robertson, Cincinnati's A11- American sophomore, contributed 29 points Saturday night helping the' Bearcats close out the finest basketball season in its history with runaway 80-68 victory over Xavier -of Ohio, NEW POSEFION W. Ray, former John Adams and Notre Dame football player and -coach at Three Rivers and Sturgis, High Schools has been appointed executive assistant director of football at Detroit University under head coach Wally Fromhart. Ray has been freshman coach at. De- Undefeated Our Lady Seeks No.15 Undefeated Our Lady of Hungary, with 14 straight behind it, hopes to nail down the basketball championship of the Inter-City Catholie League today when it faces oft-beaten St.

Patrick of South Bend in a 3 o'clock game at St. Joseph High School. The Patricks have won only four! of 14. games. Second-place St.

Bavo. (13-1)) can gain a tie for the title if Our Lady is upset. The Bavos fare highty favored to dispose of St. Matthew (3-11) in a 6 o'clock tussle as the league's regular 15- week schedule comes to a close. All 20 teams are entered in the annual post-season tournament which will be held on Friday and Sunday of the next two weekends (March 14-16 and 21-23), Pairings, will be announced this week.

Remainder of today's regular schedule: Holy Family vs. St. Hedwige. St. Anthony.

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In Big Ten 45 ADAMS LEAPS INTO REGIONAL FINALS -Roland Davis (32), center for John Adams seems to be playing leapfrog with the ball in second half action against Etna Green in the Elkhart regional Saturday afternoon. Clutching for the ball is Terry Abell- (45) of Etne Green, right, and grabbing for Davis is Ed. Stine at the loft. John. Adams 52-48.

Phot by Tribune Staff Maryland Defeats Tar Heel Quintet RALEIGH (P Maryland's Ter- five minutes left in the first rapins came from 13 points be- half was a script reversal. In Saturday night to: whip earlier tournament games North Carolina's defending nation- over Virginia and Duke they had al champions, 86-74, for the At- lost equally large leads. lantic Coast Conference basket- Maryland's last half scoring ball title. Maryland moves into punch of 59 points was witnessed first round NCAA" tournament play by a sellout crowd of 12,100 that against Boston College Tuesday swelled the four-session tourney night at New York. total to a record of 47,800.

Maryland chased the defending First Title Since 1931. conference champions for 21 min- The Terps, in winning their utes before catching up. After school's first conference title since about eight minutes of heated 1931 when they took the Southern point exchanges, Coach Bud Milli- Conference crown, will be making 440-kan's Maryland team eased away their first start in NCAA play, to an easy victory. They ranked in this week's In the last four minutes Mary- national poll against North Caroland rolled up 27 points, 25 from lina's 13th rating. the foul line as desperate Tar North Carolina's zone and MaryHeel defenders fouled repeatedly land's ineffective shooting in the in their efforts to get the ball.

first half resulted in a 28.1 shootCharlie McNeil, sopho-ting percentage, but the Terps hit more from Pennisgrove, N.J., was 60.8 in last half for a final the offensive leader for Maryland 41.8. North Carolina's figure with 21 points, 18 in the last half. 39. Each team had 23 baskets, but Maryland's victory surge after Maryland poured in a record 40 the Terps trailed, 30-17, with lesslof 52 fouls. CHISOX BEAT Cubs Edge REDLEGS, 6-4 Orioles in 16 Innings SCOTTSDALE, Ariz.

(UP). Jerry Kindall's sacrifice fly, score ing Lee Walls, gave the Chicago Cubs a 6-5 victory over the Baltimore Orioles to. cap. a 4 hour, 16-inning marathon as they opened their Cactus League exhibition season, here Saturday. A two-run homer by Ernie Banks in the top of the eighth brought the Cubs from behind knotting the score at 5-all.

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