PCC to dissolve and re-form into new five-team conference
Spokesmen from California and Oregon State foresee the Pacific Coast Conference dissolving June 30 1959 and a new five member league formed within a year. California UCLA Southern California Stanford and Washington named as members with Oregon Oregon State Washington State and Idaho excluded. Oregon State hopeful some former members join later amid broader reorganization. No Oregon spokesman available for comment.
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Washington
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Oregon
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Corement
All Star Showdown Looms Over Lions and Graham
Detroit Lions edge toward the College All-Star clash with Otto Graham as rising tension and espionage shape preparations. Brown and Graham feud persists while Lions scouts monitor College Stars and practice scrimmages, aiming to counter Graham's pass heavy attack.
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Pink Hawaii Kai wins Gold Cup amid dramatic Seattle crash
Hawaii Kai driven by Regas triumphed in the 90 mile Gold Cup on Lake Washington as defending champion Miss Thriftway sank after a head on collision with a Coast Guard picket boat. Champion driver Bill Muncey survived with minor injuries while Coast Guardsmen escaped serious harm. Regas earned 2000 points including a new race record of 103.481 mph. Miss Burlen was disqualified final heat for buoy collision. Maverick and Gale VI failed to finish final heat.
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Harris Aims To Top Patterson With Jabs And Hooks
Heavyweight challenger Way Harris said he plans to win the title from Floyd Patterson in Los Angeles on August 18 with left jabs left hooks and right uppercuts. The Texan, quartered in a Hollywood chateau, drew comparisons to historic bets and champions while outlining a straightforward strategy.
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Rita Hayworth
Los Angeles
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Exiled Soviet athletes Nina Zybinin and Tyshkevich for uncomradely conduct
MOSCOW UP I reports Nina Po nomareva burly discus thrower and Galina Izybinin shot putter, two top Soviet women athletes, were expelled from the national track team by the All Union Track and Field Section for egotistical and uncomradely conduct. They reportedly refused to mount the podium for medals at the Soviet championships in Tallinn, drawing spectator and sportsman reproach amid other recent sanctions in Soviet sport.
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Soviet iSport
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Wes
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Miss.Zybinm
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Tallin
Sports Card Sports Hecing Del Mar 215 2a
Today’s sports page notes broadcasting details for Card Jlorsg Hecing-Del Mar with radio and television listings. It mentions KBEIG and KEGE stations, their schedules and prices for programming.
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Gold Cup Tragedy Hits Seattle Race
Miss Thriftway roars out of control and bursts into flame racing the Gold Cup at Seattle. Coast Guard picket boat is struck as driver Bill Muncey is thrown into the water. AP report notes rescue efforts underway.
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Rose Shatters World Record at AAU Championships
Indianapolis hosted the National AAU Swimming and Diving Championships as Rose, Murray Rose, Jon Henricks, and Frank McKinney Jr. led a surge of records and double wins. Rose added the 400-meter freestyle to his 1,500 victory with a 5 minute time, surpassing his world mark, while Henricks claimed the 100-meter freestyle alongside Saturday’s 200-meter win. McKinney set a new American mark in the 200-meter backstroke, and Tom Stockton edged Chuck Bittix for third as Gary Tobian defended the 10-meter platform title. Mike Troy shocked with a 1:02.8 in the 100-meter butterfly.
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Davenport in Starring Role
San Francisco Giants erupt with five home runs but rely on Leon Wagner’s pinch single to beat the Dodgers 12 8. Davenport bats .517 against Dodger pitching in nine games, adds two homers in a 5 for 6 day as Rigney uses 19 players.
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O'Brien Sets Stadium Record in Greek Meet
United States track and field team dominates Greece on a two day meet with seven of ten men’s events won and all five women’s events swept. Parry O'Brien wins shot put 62 58 to earn top athlete honors, edging world mark contender 63 18 by eight inches. Dallas Long adds 60 216 for second. Greece’s Evangelos Depastas upsets Tom Courtney in the 800 meters.
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