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Russell, Green Again Make UP All-America
NEW YORK (UP)—Bill Russell, talented 6-foot-10 inch center for top-ranked San Francisco, and versatile Si Green of Duquesne were chosen Wednesday on the United Press all-America basketball team for the second year in a row.
The three other players selected for the team by the votes of 353 sports writers and broadcasters throughout the nation were Robin Freeman of Ohio State, Darrell Floyd of Furman and K. C. Jones, Russell's backcount mate.
Russell, who was largely instrumental in making the Dons the nation's No.1 team for the second straight year, received the largest voting percentage ever polled by a player in the eight years the United Press has chosen an all-America team. The gangling, relaxed Oakland, Calif., youth attracted 308 first team votes and 29 for the second team.
Freeman, second leading scorer in the major college ranks with a 32.9 point average, was the second most popular choice on the team. Green was third. Floyd, the nation's highest scorer with a 33.8 average was fourth, and Jones fifth. All five players honored on the first team are seniors.
Second Team
Ron Shavlik, N. C. State
Tom Heinsohn, Holy Cross
Rod Hundley, West Virginia
Bill Uhl, Dayton
Len Rosenbluth, North Carolina
Third Team
Willie Naulis, UCLA
Julius McCoy, Michigan State
Bill Ridley, Illinois
Bob Burrow, Kentucky
Paul Judson, Illinois
Honorable mention included:
Arnold, Memphis State; Barnhouse, Oklahoma A&M; M.Bolduck, Houston; Carter, Oklahoma A&M; Dobbs, Kansas; Helms, Kentucky; Krebs, Southern Methodist; Krog, Southern Methodist; McCormick, Southern Methodist; Showalter, Southern Methodist; Smith, St. Louis; Stewart, Missouri; Thompson, Iowa State; and Wilford, Memphis State.
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The post-season basketball picture will be complete tonight when the 25-team NCAA tournament adds its last entrant—either Western Kentucky or Morehead State.
NCAA Field Almost Set
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The 12-team National Invitation Tournament today announced pairings for its competition opening at Madison Square Garden, New York, March 17, and disclosed 1-2-3-4 seedings as follows: Dayton, Louisville, St. Joseph's, Pa., and Niagara.
Western Kentucky and Morehead State will be clashing at Louisville in the final game of the playoffs for the NCAA berth going to the Ohio Valley Conference champion.
The league race ended in a three-way tie among these two teams and Tennessee Tech. The special play-off opened last night with Western Kentucky downing Tech in the last 10 seconds 84-80.
King Selected On UDK All- Big 7
Norman Stewart, 6-foot 4-inch Missouri guard, and Gary Thompson, 5-foot 10-inch guard of Iowa State, have been selected unanimously on the all-Big Seven basketball team of the Daily Kansan sports staff.
Other first team picks are 6-foot 2-inch Maurice King of Kansas and 6-foot 4-inch Jim Ranglos of Colorado at forwards, and 6-foot 9-inch Kansas State center, Jack Parr.
Topping the second team is center LeRoy Bacher and forward Joe King of Oklahoma, John Crawford of Iowa State at the other forward, and guards, Lionel Smith of Missouri and Pachin Vicens of K-State. Others receiving either first or second team votes were Hayden Abbott of K-State, Chuck Vogt of I-State, Gene Elstun and Dallas Dobbs of Kansas, Bill Ross of Missouri and Rex Ekwall of Nebraska.
K-State To Play March 16
Kansas State, the Big Seven Conference champion, will meet the winner of the Oklahoma City-Memphis State play-off game in the first round of the NCAA regional tournament Friday, March 16 in the Allen Field House. The Missouri Valley championship, Houston, will complete the first night schedule by playing the winner of the SMU-Texas Tech play-off game.
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