Cal students endorse withdrawal from PCC in 1959
The ASUC executive committee at Berkeley endorsed California leaving the Pacific Coast Conference effective July 1, 1959. The decision followed the athletic advisory board’s recommendation and aligns with the five point program standards for athletics. If California exits, UCLA would likely depart with sister institutions, possibly together with Southern California and Stanford. An upcoming Friday Regents meeting will review last week’s PCC actions and the board’s five point plan. The Academic Senate backed the Regents program, urging comparable admissions and academic standards, and fair treatment for athletes. The July 1 withdrawal date also aligns with UCLA’s probation end and PCC penalties from the previous year.
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PCC
Parker and Hayes Labeled Tactless in War of Words
The piece portrays Woody Hayes and Buddy Parker as blunt, volatile coaches. It cites Parker’s drinking and fiery temper after defeats, including clashes with former Lions staffers Wilson and Nussbaumer, and notes Commissioner Bell’s past discipline actions.
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Woody Hayes
Ohio State
Buddy Parker
Detroit Lions
Pittsburgh Steelers
Russia
Woody
Parker
Basketball Scores From Pacific Coast to East Coast
A wide collage of college and conference basketball scores listed with teams such as Occidental, Santa Anta, and Chapman. Notable results include Occidental 103 over Claremont 88, North Carolina State 59, and Loyola New Orleans 62. Also mentions horse racing at Los Alamitos and an upcoming prep invitational event.
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Laverno
RSCG
Cerri Ruunington
Sn Gton
P i
Sunny Clary
Glyrople Club
Bantainerbura
Wealingot
Wenpordine Bt
Busdslens College
Occidential
Pasadena
Santa Anta Go
Pemonna Clacemonl Se
Riverside
Switamatte Ag
Sagramento
Iowling Green
Dedgar Brown
Rhodes Island
Santa
Los Alamitos
Wreglime
Ou'aiple Auditorium
I. B. Prep
Ony Cotlers
Bryan inks 500 pact for Belond special racer
Bryan, a Phoenix based three time national car champion, signed Tuesday to drive the Belond 300 Special in the 1958 Indianapolis Memorial Day Classic. The Belond car, sponsored by George Sath of Whittier and Sandy Bellows, is noted for its tilted engine at 18 degrees.
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Phoenix
Bryn
George Sath
Whittler
J. S(sandy] Bellow
Sam Hanks
Long Beach State tops La Verne in wild home opener
Long Beach State College edged La Verne 82-76 in a chaos filled game marked by 61 fouls and three technicals. Tor Sutherland keyed late play while Bill Baron led all scorers with 47 points for the visiting Presidio squad.
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Jerry Wynn
Long Beach State College
LaVerne College
49Ers
Tor Sutherland
Long Beach
Ron
Batson
San Francisco Presidio
Bill Baron
Lockyer’s
Funx
Poly
Mel Sothen
Dick McAnulty
Laverne
Presidio
Leopards
Aguatima Neoret Petsidco
Lockyer
Presidia
UCLA
Janior
Lorin
Stettls
Montromery
Major Items Block Dodgers Coliseum Use
Dodgers owner Walter O'Malley pressed Coliseum Commission officials for the 1958 home site as four major issues stalled a decision. The talks covered conversion costs, end–to–end stadium layout, prior commitments, and beer sales bans. He warned Wrigley Field and Pasadena options were unfeasible, noting the team faces losses elsewhere and may be forced into Coliseum use for 58 games.
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Walter O'Malley
Coliseum Commission
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O'Malley
Dodgers
Wrigley Field
Daugherty to Announce Plans Today
Daugherty of Michigan State said Tuesday night he would announce today whether he would take the Texas A&M coaching job. He spoke during a speaking engagement and added he would reveal his decision in East Lansing upon return, noting he would await Texas A&M’s formal announcement.
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N.Y
Duffy Daugherty
Michigan State
Texas A&m
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East Lansing
Texas Asm
Long Beach Invitational Opens In High School Basketball
The eighth annual Long Beach Invitational features 16 teams in a double elimination tourney at Long Beach City College. Defending champ Downey returns with Poly and Millikan as top rivals. Jordan High eyes a second early season title. First round games today include Lakewood versus Stontesens and Montebello against Redondo in the boys and girls gyms.
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Millikan High
Stan Andersen
CIF
Rams
Arroyo High
Long Beach
City College
Long Beach City College
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Wilsom
Lakewood
Monteballo
Downey
Poly High
Compton
Torrence
Redondo
Anaheim
Montebello
Jordan High
Pacific Shores
Redondo Beach
Panthers
Bill Florentine
Max Mallét
Ken Knapp
Poly
Jordan
Upcome Moore
BOYS
GYM
Lalewood
Stontesens
Cal Downs Gaels in Overtime Thriller 67 57
California Bears overcome a drought and rally from a 30 18 halftime deficit to edge St Marys 67 57 in double overtime. Captain Earl Robinson and guard Al Buch spark the comeback with long jumpers and key outside shooting. Bobby Cold ties late scores in regular and first OT, while Robinson and Bob Dalton pace Cal in extra periods.
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Berkeley
California
St.Mary’s
Tans
Bears
Earl Robinson
al Buch
Cal
Bobby Cold
Robinson
Bob Dalton
Renowned switchers gypsy coach plagues college gridiron
NEA writer Harry Grayson surveys the era of wandering college coaches led by Bear Bryant leaving Texas A&M for Alabama on a long deal, and notes other famed movers like Bud Wilkinson and Forest Evashevski. The piece discusses recruiting loyalty, player attachment, and the instability of long tenure coaches amid shifting allegiances.
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New York
NEA
Bear Bryant
Texas A&m
Alabama
Tevax A&m
O Bama
Maryland
Kentucky
Jack Mitchell
Wichita
Arkansas
Kansas
Darrell Royal
Oklahoma
Mississippi State
Washington
Texas
Bowden Wyatt
Wyorming
Wyatt
Bryant
Knoxville
Tennessee
Flam Seixas to Face Belgians in Davis Cup Opener
In a last minute decision Herbie Flam of Beverly Hills Calif was named to play the No 2 singles for the United States and drew Belgiums Jackie Brichant in Thursday opening mid of the interzone Davis Cup finals Vic Seixas a longtime American cup team member will play Philippe Washer in the other singles match
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Beverly Hills
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Belgium
Jackie Brichant
Vic Seixas
Philippe Washer
Boxing Results From Quiet Local Meet
Fragmentary boxing results list several bouts with names like Ike, Richardson, Apoltewa, Tomasella, Lane, Angela, Jorpenaoa and others. The text shows percentages and odds styles and appears to be a partial scoring or results ledger from a local boxing event. The readable items indicate multiple fighters and outcomes but lack complete bouts or clear results.
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Ike Ech
Ate
Dick “Ichardson
Bas
Aoe
AL Lintun
Eudie Apoltewa
Mga Wee
Joa Tomasella
Ita
Aiswan
N.3
Miami
Hobby Lane
Glam
Dee Angela Deitenitta
Srogkive
Habaton
Paul Jorpenaoa
Joumsan
Gabriel” Falioctl
Canady
Boston Sox announce Gene Mauch for unconditional release
The Boston team stated on Tuesday that infielder Gene Mauch will receive an unconditional release so he can pursue managing Minneapolis in the American Association. Mauch, 33, joined Boston in 1956 after starring for Los Angeles in the PCL, and played second base last season but missed time due to injuries.
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Sox
Wey
Walyurs
Gene Mauch
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Mauch
Los Angeles
Sports on RadioTV Atoms in Acsion Pachérs Honsee
The brief notes on radio and TV coverage highlight Atom and Acsion teams with Pachérs and Honsee as featured figures. Details are limited but imply athletic events or personalities receiving broadcast attention.
O'Malley Discusses Dodgers Coliseum Site and Roadblocks
O'Malley met Tuesday with Mayor Poulson City officials and Coliseum Commission leaders to push for a Dodgers playing site this week for 1958. He outlined costs and obstacles including end location sun glare and beer sales bans and noted possible games at Wrigley Field if needed.
Rams Favored By Five Over Colts In Week Outlook
The Los Angeles Rams were set as five point favorites to beat the Baltimore Colts on Sunday while the San Francisco 49ers held a four point edge over the Green Bay Packers. Detroit Lions sit slightly underdogs against the Chicago Bears as the conference race tightens. Ravens coach Webb Ewbank faces questions about his job after the season ends. Colts owner Carroll Rosenbloom announced Doug Gannon will be retained with a substantial raise. Defensive stalwarts Ted Connally and Paul Carr expected to return for the Packers. Eagles coach Hugh DeVore reportedly could be fired after a dismal two season run.
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George Wilson
Rob Nussbaumer
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Bell
The
Parkee
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Carr
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Phia Eagle
Hugh Devore
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