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THE MICHIGAN DAILY

FRIDAY, APRIL 1960'

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SPORTS SHORTS: MSU FiresCage Coach Anderson
Saari, Buckingham BreakTMIS FiresACoa0rson

American Swim Marks

EAST LANSING (P) - MiChi-j
gan State basketball Coach For-
r L A. (Forddy) Anderson wa fir-
ed yesterday in the wake of MSU's

NEW HAVEN (,P)-Two Cali-
fornians cracked American rec-'
ords in opening the National
AAU Men's Indoor Swimming
Championships last night in!
Yale's 25-yard pool.
Roy Saari, Southern California's
Olympian, successfully defended
his 1,650-yard freestyle title and
Greg Buckingham, a College of
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the 6'3", 190-pound Saari won :13Big Ten
the NCAA crown with spectacular history.
16:39.9 at Ames, Iowa. No successor
Buckingham's next test will be search was on
in tomorrow's 200-yard freestyle to revive the
sprint and he'll be swimming fortunes.
against Olympic heroes Don Anderson ha
Schollander and Steve Clark, lost record in
among others. , nS t is

record, worst in its
was named and a
for a replacement
Spartarns' sagging
d a 125-124 won-
11 years at Michi-
overall mark this
s 5-18. He won one
g Ten title in 1959

and shared another in 1957, but
had second division finishes in
five of the last six seasons.
MSU Athletic Director Biggie
Munn announced the firing.
"It was a most difficult decision
for me to make," Munn said, "but
our basketball fortunes of late
have not been what we'd like them
to be and in order to improve this
picture this decision was made." '
Munn said Anderson, who has
academic tenure, will stay on at
Michigan State in another ca-
pacity yet to be determined.

Anderson had high hopes for3
next season, saying he had as-
sembled one of the best fresh-
man teams in years.
"This is the last season we'll
have to suffer," he promised.
Michigan State's basketball im-
age suffered particularly this sea-
son, being overshadowed by the
rival Michigan Wolverines, the
conference winner and runner-up
in the national championship
tournament at Portland, Ore.
Anderson issued a somewhat bit-
ter statement.

He said he learned of his dis-
missal "with deep regret."
"I'm sorry Mr. Munn does not
consider me adequate to continue
the duties involving the basketball
fortunes of Michigan State an'i
for this I am deeply disappoint-
ed," he said.
Anderson, 46, said he "hoped the
university would find a place for
me" and asked fans "to accept
- my apologies for our inability to
do better, especially in view of
the interest shown by our many
supporters in the past."

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the 400-yard individual medley, Finals in Chicago
beating Saari out by two feet in CHICAGO (AP) - Official an-
a real thriller. nouncement is expected shortly
The 19-year-old Buckingham, that Chicago Stadium will be the
who entered the medley as a site of the NCAA basketball fi-
warmup for other races to be held als in 1966.
today and tomorrow, posted a Although a close source in the
brilliant 4:08.9, improving on the NCAA said the stadium site was
4:11.7 he recorded in the after- sealed pending final arrange-
noon trials. The listed mark is ments, NCAA headquarters in
4:13.2 registered last year by the Kansas City said that its basket-
1964 champ, Dick Roth. ball committee, headed by Bernie
The 400-yard individual medley Shively, Kentucky athletic direc-
was the only race last night, but tor, has not yet made a recom-
Saari's third within six hours. mendation to the NCAA executive
No Fatizue committee.

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BASEBALL ROUND-UP:
Spah Leads Mets to Victory

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By The Associated Press unearned as the Sox made five of
their miscues in one inning. Pete
Twenty-two days away from his Wrwohtteol hcg
44th birthday, Warren Spahn Ward, who hit the only Chicago
helped pitch and bat the New home run, was charged with two
k Met to 4-3 victorover he errors.

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Earlier, the 20-year-old triple
winner at last week's NCAA meet,
qualified for this event, and with
a 65-minute rest, captured the 1,-
650-yard grind.

Shively said of Ireland's an-
nouncement:
"The site has been picked and
the executive committee will an-
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He was clocked in 16:40.8. The been completedI. cannot con-
listed American and meet record firm Ireland's statement and that's
is 16:49.3, which the 20-year-old all."
Saari registered last year at Bar- The committee is to meet in
tlesville, Okla. Last week, however, Kansas City April 8-9.

FORDDY ANDERSON

Detroit yesterday.,
Spahn hurled seven innings,
scattering nine hits and giving upJ
two runs. He also collected two
singles, the first driving in two
runs in the Mets' four-run third
inning.
The - runs that scored on thel
southpaw's single were the last
two of the inning and proved to
be the decisive tallies.
Another perennial loser, the
Washington Senators, bombed
Kansas City 11-6. Joe Cunning-
ham clouted a grand slam homer
in the second after Willie Kirk-;
land slammed a three-run homerJ
in the first Kirkland also sin-1
gled across a pair in the second.I
The Chicago White Sox com-
mitted six errors but rallied for
nine runs in the seventh inning1
to top the St. Louis Cardinals
11-9.t
Seven of the Cardinal runs were9

Bill McCool, Gerry Arrigo and
Ted Davidson scattered nine hits
in Cincinnati's 4-0 decision over
Minnesota. Vada Pinson hom-
ered for the Reds.
Bob Allison got the only Twin
extra base hit with a double.
Three Pittsburgh pitchers also
shared a shutout, a 7-0 triumph
over Baltimore. The Orioles got
just six hits off Tom Butters,
Tom Sisk and Steve Blass. Ossie
Virgil knocked across four Pirate
runs with a triple and a single.
The Los Angeles Dodgers took
advantage of Tony Taylor's
fifth-inning error and defeated
Philadelphia 6-3. The Dodgers tal-
lied three times after Taylor drop-
ped a potential double play ball.
Willie Davis batted in four runs,
two in the fifth.
The Los Angeles Angels came
up with two runs in the seventh
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Two Arizona games, Cleveland-
Boston and San Francisco-Chica-
go Cubs, were rained out. The
Boston cancelation was only the
second at Scottsdale in seven
years.
VERO BEACH, Fla.-The Los
Angeles Dodgers received a scare
yesterday as star left hander San-
dy Koufax left the spring train-
ing base here and flew to Los
Angeles for examination for swell-
ing and stiffness in his pitching
elbow.
The Dodgers sent the 29-year-
old strikeout king tobe examined
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fax last August when he was
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Exhibition Baseball
AMERICAN LEAGUE
W L Pt.
Chicago 11 8 .576
Minnesota 10 10 .500
Cleveland 10 10 .500
Baltimore 9 10 .474
Boston 8 9 .471
Los Angeles 8 10 .444
Washington 6 8 .429
New York 8 12 .400
Detroit 7 11 .389
Kansas City 5 11 .313
NATIONAL LEAGUE
W L Pct.
Cincinnati 13 5 .722
Los Angeles 13 6 .684
Pittsburgh 11 7 .611
San Francisco 9 6 .600
Houston 8 7 .533
Milwaukee 10 9 .526
Chicago 9 9 .500
Philadelphia 8 9 .471
New York 8 9 .471
St. Louis 7 12 .368
YESTERDAY'S RESULTS
Pittsburgh 7, Baltimore 0
Los Angeles (N) 6, Philadelphia 3
Cincinnati 4, Minnesota 0
Chicago (A) 11, St. Louis 9
New York (N) 4, Detroit 3
Washington 10, Kansas City 6
Los Angeles (A) 5, Seattle (PCL) 3
Chicago (N) vs. San Francisco at
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