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Tuesday, Feb. 3, 1959 WORLD CAGE DEFEAT U.S. 'Humiliation' Annoys Senator DAVIS CUPPERS BRING IT HOME Perry Jones (right) and four playing members of the winning United States Davis Cup team lift the huge bowl aloft as they arrived in Los Angeles by air from Australia last night. It was the first return of the famed tennis trophy to the U. S.

in five years. From left: Alex Olmedo, Earl Buchholz, Barry MacKay, Chris Crawford and Jones. Another player, Ham Richardson, returned earlier. (AP Wirephoto) Four Cage Teams Extend Streaks By P. INTERNATIONAL streak of 25 basketball wins is amazing, all right, but how'about the streaks being run up by Marquette, Kansas State, St.

Louis and Cincinnati? These four high-ranked teams, bidding for even more attention as their winning strings build up, all ajded another notch last, 13 in a row.lac, Eddie rebuilt Marquette teafn, 12 in a row Tor'bot It Kansas State and St. Louis, and eight straight for Cincinnati. Marquette, a real surprise package squad which has climbed to a 15-1 season record, romped to a 78-63 win over Detroit as the razzle-dazzle style installed this year by ex-St. Louis tutor Hickey paid off again. Big Mike Moran led the winning Warriors with 17 BASKETBALL STANDINGS Vanderbilt 81, Alabama 59.

Mississippi State 55, Tulane 46. Tennessee 100, Florida 70. Mississippi 80, Louisiana State 59. Teoh 74, William and Mary 68. East Tennessee (Ky.) 55.

Eastern Kentucky 80. Middle rennesse 64. Michigan State 88, Wisconsin 57. Michigan 87, Illinois 85. Indiana 122, Ohio State 92.

Kansas State 50, Nebraska 43. Cincinnati 84. Tulsa 71. Bradley 60, Wichita 52. St.

Louis 98, North Texas 57. Drake 69, Houston 63 Toledo 79, Ohio U. 67. New Mexico State 66, Arizona 8 Arizona State U. 75, Texas West 62.

Colorado College 84, Colorado Vlines 67. NYU 55, Boston 54. Miami (Fla.) 79, Florida South- 76. New Orleans Loyola 80, St. Peters (N.

63. Mississippi Southern 72, Loulsi- ina Tech 54. Notre Dame 72, St. 70. St.

Francis (Pa.) 59, Xavier 56. Pasadena Nazarene 85, Chico State 69. Whittier 78, Cal Aggies 39. Chico State Frosh 80, Sierra J. C.

St. Frosh 77, Perich Bros. 3. Harlem Globetrotters 70, San Diego J. C.

40. Westmont (Calif.) 71, St. Marins (Wash.) 66. St. 84, Humboldt State Fresno State 74, Regis (Denver) '2 (double overtime).

North Pony Loop Meeting Tonight Officers of the North Marin Pony Baseball League will meet tonight in Novato to complete plans for the 1959 season, it was announced yesterday. The meeting, to be held at the home of Major Gordon R. Sorenson, 1380 Joyce Street, will touch on such subjects as team sponsorship, insurance, playing areas and dates for tryouts. MARIIM radiator AND- MUFfLER Our mufflers installed 1.95 labor 15 Minute 401 Irwin San Rafaal Gl 4-4587 points, although Larry Hughes had 18 for Detroit. Kansas State (16-1) remained in first place in the Big Eight as it downed Nebraska, 50-43, in a ball-control battle.

Six-eight Bob Boozer once again was high gun for K-State with 22 points as the Wildcats snapped Nebraska's home-court winning streak at 13 games. The St. Louis team Hickey left behind romped to a 98-57 win over North Texas State to put its season record at 14-2. Bob Ferry had 25 points and George Burkel 20 to pace the rout. Jim Mudd had 20 in the first half for North Texas State but was held to seven in the second.

National scoring leader Oscar Robertson rolled up 27 points despite double-teaming defenders to pace Cincinnati (14-2) to an 84-72 win over Tulsa. The victory kept the Bearcats in first place in the Missouri Valley Conference. Two other teams also posted important wins last night: Michigan State clung to first place in the Big Ten with an 88-57 rout over Wisconsin as Johnny Green led a well-balanced attack with 18 points. And Bradley remained tied with St. Louis for second place in the Missouri Valley Conference with a 60-52 victory over Wichita as Bobby Joe Mason scored 20 points.

But St. concluded an all-losing tour of the Midwest with a 72-70 loss to Notre Dame. In other leading games last night: Defending Big Ten champion Indiana set five league scoring marks in crushing Ohio State, 122-92, including single-game mark of 113 the Hoosiers set in 1953; M. C. Burton had 24 points as Michigan squeaked past Illinois, 87-75; and Kansas beat Nebraska, 50-43.

PAGANINI NEW PRESIDENT OF MEADOW CLUB Frank Paganini, president of the Security Lithograph was elected president of the Meadow Golf and Country Club for 1959 last Friday, Manager James M. Farrell announced today. Other officers elected to the slate of the Fairfax club were J. Benton Tulley, vice- president; Walter Baird, treasurer; Dr. Earle Young, secretary; Phillip Kennedy, legal secretary.

Directors include Paganini, Baird, Dr. Young, 1 le Milt Gabbs and William McDevitt. Davis Cup In U.5. Again After 5 Years LOS ANGELES five long and frustrating years, the Davis Cup returned to United States soil last night. And with amateur loftiest bauble came the smiling, slender University of Southern California student who made the Down Under victory possible Alejandro (Alex) Olmedo.

The USC band blared a fight song as Olmedo, playing captain Perry Jones and other members of the team stepped off a plane from Hawaii. feel very happy indeed to be back in the United States and happy we bring the cup said Olmedo, a Peruvian citizen. It was just a few days short of a year ago that Jones accepted the Davis Cup captaincy with the pledge: are not going to Australia with the idea of Jones said it may be some time before the United States loses the international symbol of tennis superiority. He added: going to take full advantage of our championship to spread the gospel of tennis throughout the United States. going to develop more interest in the game and from that interest more and better youngsters play the With Jones and Olmedo were Barry McKay of Dayton, Ohio; Chris Crawford of Piedmont and Earl Buchholz of St.

Louis. Ham Richardson, who teamed with Olmedo for the doubles victory in Australia, had returned earlier. Olmedo told the crowd of several hundred: am thankful to all the people who made the decision to let me represent the United States in the Davis Some of his countrymen in Peru were unhappy that he represented the United States in the international competition, said Olmedo. most of them were happy for he said. were a few soreheads, but that is only Four airport workers carried the heavy, crated Davis Cup from the plane.

Jones unlocked it and he, Olmedo and the rest of the team posed for pictures. The cup then was whisked off to the vault of a hotel in! nearby Beverly Hills where the team will be honored with a banquet tonight. WASHINGTON (UPD Sen. Homer E. Capehart, a self- styled fan from Indiana heartland, complained today about the suffered by the U.S.

team at the recent World Amateur Tournament in Chile. The Republican lawmaker said the U.S. should make in advance for such world events. The basketball setback should be a lesson, he said. Capehart made the remarks in a speech prepared for delivery on the Senate floor.

He commented that the team representing the U.S. was by the Russian representatives and when showered with debris from the stands in a game with Chile. The senator did not criticize the U.S. players or those who selected them. But he declared that the selection system made no effort to send the best of U.S.

basketball talent to Santiago. Capehart quoted a Santiago newspaper as stating, it comes to shooting at the moon or at a basket, the United States cannot keep up with am from Indiana where basketball is close to being a religion and I pride myself on the fact that I am a basketball fan. So possibly this occurrence in South America has affected me more than said Capehart. I cannot help but be sorrowful of the manner in which the United States team was selected for an international competition of such importance, the circumstances that led up to the incidents THE MARIN LOG By BETTY FROST, l-J Yachting Editor 92 Yachts In Corinthian Regatta; Yachting Authority Speaks Tonight Ninety-two yachts, favored by clear skies and strong breezes, raced in the fourth of the Corinthian Midwinter Regattas on Sunday. Final race in the series will be Feb.

22. Most thrilling finish of the day was in the Farrallone Clipper class, with Claire Goddess first across the finish line, a scant three seconds ahead of Aldo Mistress II. Basil colorful gaff- rigged yawl, Bimi, suffered a torn mainsail during the action, and was the victim of a watery rear-end collision when Dr. Glen Simba bumped into the stern. Neither yacht reported damages.

Winners and times: Bear, Bearcat, Hurricane, Figaro, Windward, Night Wind, Golden Gate, Media, International Class: Bantry, Folkboat, Hi Fi, Davis Tops Injun Valley Golf Byrne Davis was six up Sunday to win first place in the Indian Valley Golf match vs. par tournament at the Novato links. Fred Volz and Phil Nathen both were one up to tie for second place while Steve Meuse was next at even par. 55; Acorn, Hulakai, Junior Clipper, Aloha, Treasure Island, Chanty, Maya, Gambit, Bird, Puffin, 1:31:31. Handicap Divisions: Cruising Club, Bounty, Division 9, Trio, Division 10, Cubana, Division 11, Arondo, Division 14, Stardust, Division 15, Swallow, Division 17, Norvik, 1:59:47.

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An Essex County jury of 10 men and two women yesterday acquitted Don, Norman and Harold Newcombe or the charges after deliberating for an hour and five minutes. Don and Norman had been accused of booting former East Orange Policeman Ulysses Ross, 36, out of their tavern. Ross claimed he suffered serious injuries as a result of the episode and brought a civil action for $150,000. He further alleged that Harold Newcombe threatened to kill him with a gun as a footnote to the fight. The jury said the verdict brought a wide grin to face.

A group of friends clustered around him, slapping his back and pumping his hand. Leaving Gridiron NEW YORK Football coaches Earl (Red) Blaik and Terry Brennan are planning new careers in business. Both announced yesterday they will take jobs away from the gridiron when their resignations become effective. tenure at West Point terminates Feb. 15 and contract expires at Notre Dame March 31.

Blaik retired Jan. 13. Brennan was fired Dec. 21. Before a testimonial dinner in his honor in Chicago last night, Brennan was asked if he was through with coaching for -1 ever.

is a long he i replied. my mind is up. I have to think of the Brennan disclosed he had rejected offers of head coaching jobs from six colleges. Brennan will join the New York investment banking firm of Goldman, Sacks and Co. in its Chicago office.

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