PCC Fight Over Round Robin Persists Amid UCLA Edict
San Francisco reports faculty and athletic deans of the Pacific Coast Conference resumed talks over abandoning the round robin schedule. Spokesman Glenn Seaborg refused details on points voted, while debates touched on UCLA UCLA amnesty for seniors and cross‑conference compromises. Northwest schools support the round robin, UCLA and Southern California push for autonomy amid penalties and compliance demands.
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49ers eyes pick in post draft analysis and trades
A San Francisco 49ers talent scout evaluates draft decisions and potential trades, highlighting Bobby Neyman as a smart choice and the value of Proverb Jacobs. John Ralston notes Newman and Brodie as strong quarterback prospects and predicts improved Cal play in 1958.
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49er Draftees Pace Big 10's Top Scorer Ground Gainer
San Francisco drafted college standouts including Big Ten scoring leader from Michigan and top ground gainer, with players from Texas A&M, Hardin-Simmons, Auburn and Miami. Highlights include players' listed positions, sizes, and college records as potential NFC contributors.
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NEL Accepts Player Demands and Alters Bonus Pick
The National Football League agreed to all Players' Association demands ahead of a $4,200 suit threat. Benefits include a $5,000 minimum salary for college-eligible players, $50 exhibition-game pay, and an injury clause. Commissioner Bert Bell announced unanimous owner approval, influenced by Rep. Emanuel Celler.
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Graham to Coach College All Stars in Aug Chicago
Otto Graham the former Cleveland Browns quarterback is named head coach of the College All Stars for the August 15 game at Soldier Field in Chicago. The announcement follows a luncheon by the Sac Leandro Rotary Club, with Biff Crawley and Principal Jack Roberts on the accompanying coaching staff. Clarence Burrell, San Leandro superintendent, serves as program chairman for the day.
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Salas and Scanlon Set for December 19 in San Francisco
Unbeaten welterweight Lauro Salas signs to fight Bobby Scanlon in a 10 round bout at the Civic Auditorium in San Francisco on December 19. Salas, who won the title from Jimmy Armstrong, rides a 13th straight victory, while Scanlon recently defeated Wallace and Bud Smith in his winning streak.
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Bonelli Threatens Public Hearing Over PCC Inequities
Assemblyman Frank Bonelli, chairing a PCC probe subcommittee, warned that California college presidents will be summoned to a public hearing if San Francisco officials do not address alleged inequities in illegal student aid. He urged faculty advisers to act this week to reveal what was discussed at the meeting.
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Wright Vargas in Richmond Main Event
Wright of San Jose and Ruben Vargas of San Francisco clash in a heavyweight bout at Richmond Auditorium. The card opens with a four round prelim and features six round semi finals including Tom Villa versus Sixto Rodriguez, with additional sixes Rocky Fumerelle versus Willie Lewis and Chico Villa versus Billy Thomas.
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California Bears Face Alumni In Season Opener
Newell brings a lean California lineup to tonight's exhibition against a star-studded alumni quintet at the Men's Gymnasium. The 1957-58 Bears, without six key holdovers, rely on Jean Robinson and Don McIntosh to anchor a less-experienced squad. Alumni starters include Bob McKee, John Ricksen, Bob Albea, Rupe Ricksen, and Wayne Hooper, with Larcy Horan set to start as the fifth.
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Debuts Tonight as St Marys and San Jose State Open WCAC
San Jose State hosts San Francisco State and St. Marys Gaels visit Stanford in season openers for WCAC teams. San Jose State, led by a veteran core and new talent, aims for a top spot behind San Francisco, while St. Marys fields a tested lineup with Doss, Ligety, Del dy, Sloan and other key players ready for the test.
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Mary Branstrom
Eddie Diaz
Denny Haris
Don Rye
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Livermore Eagles To Honor Cowboys in Gala Tonight
Livermore High celebrates its DVAL East Bay Division finish with a 8 p.m. dinner at the Eagles Hall. An outstanding Livermore player will receive the annual award chosen by the Eagles organization amid plans for a second banquet next week by the Foresters Lodge.
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Bear Gridders Feted at Berkeley Breakfast Club Banquet
BERKELEY The Berkeley Breakfast Club’s 21st annual football banquet honoring the University of California team will start at 7 pm tonight at the Shattuck Hotel.
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Brown Sees KO In Title Bout
Lightweight champion Joe Brown faces aggressive challenger Joey Lopes in a nationally televised 15 round bout at Chicago Stadium. Lopes vows to take the title, while Brown forecasts a seventh round knockout after recent sparring sessions and a prior title draw. Brown received a symbolic belt from Ring magazine editor Nat Fleischer as the event looms.
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Bryant Leaves Texas A&M for Alabama Football
Paul Bear Bryant resigns from Texas A&M after signing a $15 000 annual contract to coach at the University of Alabama. A&M President Harrington accepts the release with regret while Alabama President Rose confirms the surprise move and Bryant’s request to start January 1, 1953 after the Aggies’ Gator Howl clash with Tennessee.
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Bear) Bryant
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Vine Supreme Wins Close GGF Feature at Golden Gate Fields
Vine Supreme surged to the lead at the start on Monday and held off favored Johnie Mike to claim a neck victory in Golden Gate Fields feature. The scarce wagering paid $4.90 to show and $8.30 for the exacta with a $1 regional take, reflecting a $1,740 purse.
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Hall Veteran Oakland golf ace drowns in San Francisco Bay
Funeral arrangements pending for Ralph Hall 45 a veteran East Bay golfer who drowned while duck hunting in San Francisco Bay near the bridge toll plaza after his boat drifted away His companion Thomas Wood 42 said Hall yelled for help then sank after swimming a short distance Coast Guard recovered the body later Hall a member of the Oakland police force since 1941 won Northern California Amateur championships in 1943 1944 and 1945 He is survived by his wife Catherine and two sons William 20 and Michael 17.
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