Three Universities Quit PCC Threatening Rose Bowl Future
LOS ANGELES Dec 53 University of California CCEA and University of Southern California today announced their withdrawal from the Pacific Coast Conference. Cal UCLA and USC will become athletic free agents and leave the PCC, casting uncertainty over the Rose Bowl contract and the future lineup for the January classic. Stanford Oregon Oregon State Washington State and Idaho remain in the conference.
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Tournament of Roses
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Lincoln High Downs Two St John s Teams
Lincoln High tops two St John s squads in bowling league play. Posted scores include Dixon 370 for a high individual game and set, with teams such as Budweiser and Joe s Market posting 4 0 results in a standings table.
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Conference Title On Line In NFL Week
Western Conference titles hinge on the final weekend with San Francisco Detroit and Baltimore atop the standings. San Francisco aims to beat Green Bay while Baltimore clashes with the Rams and Detroit meets Chicago, as playoff plans loom after key results yesterday.
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Cadets Fall to Allegany In Tight Cumberland showdown
Allegany of Cumberland defeated the Frederick Cadets 63 to 56 as both Dave Markey and Donnie Keller fouled out in the fourth quarter. Frederick County Varsity Juniors led a late surge but fell short.
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Western Conference Dominate Bowl Team Results and Standings
Western Conference teams posted results with Warehouse 3 Cleaners 1 and Machinist 4 Molders 0. Next matches set Warehouse versus Machinist and Molders against Office IV with team standings showing Warehouse leading and Machinist near top. Highs include Rinehart of Machinist a 146 single and 375 series, new season high.
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Mt Airy High wallops Mt State Cadets in close tilt
Mt Airy High School defeated Maryland School for the Deaf 53 27. Mt Airy led by five in the final period before J Markey and Keller fouled out. Dorsey led Mt Airy with 25 points while Keller added 12. Cadets had 5 of 22 free throws. Mt Airy made 19 of 29.
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Williams Considers Puerto Rico as Home for Half the Year
Outdoor star Ted Williams says he may base in Puerto Rico for six months yearly, hoping to split time between the Commonwealth and Florida. He is in San Juan to shoot a fishing film and is exploring building a resort hotel for fishermen near La Parguera. Williams praises locals and contemplates a stage beyond baseball.
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Colts in hostile territory Sunday
Baltimore faces Detroit and San Francisco in the Western Conference chase as the Colts travel to Los Angeles to meet the Rams. Chicago Bears, Lions, and 49ers mix in the crowded race with key divisional clashes and last-minute finishes shaping the NFL outlook.
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Mount St. Marys Tops Hofstra In Doubleheader
Mount St. Marys beat Kings Points 56 68 in the first half of a doubleheader while Hofstra fell 75 61 in the second game. Loyola prep partners for the next twin bill as most Mount players reached double figures. Joe Watkins led Loyola with 17 as Back Foote and Denny McGuire added 15 and 14 respectively. In other notes, a Victoria Gardens zoo report mentions newborn ligers and tigons, with one liger born last night and four more arriving hours apart. Officials hope the hybrids survive. the zoo superintendent notes tigons as offspring of tigers and horses.
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Maryland Defeats Wake Forest 72-58
Maryland defeats Wake Forest 72 58 in ACC action at College Park led by Playmaker Tom Young with 20 points 16 on free throws setting a new school record for made foul shots. John Nacincik adds 37 as Wake Forest center Wendell Carr is held scoreless before fouling out. Dave Budd leads Wake Forest with 21 points.
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High School Coaches In D C May Walk Out
Washington coaches press for extra pay as they work after school with teams. Jankowski says a meeting will plan action while Corning rejects bonus pay unless all teachers are compensated. Proposed bonuses range from 230 to 800 dollars per coach, totaling about 93000 dollars. Suburban Prince Georges County coaches recently warned of quitting coaching next August without pay raises.
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Fights Last Night by Associated Press San Diego
In San Diego kid Irapute of Mexico outpointed Carmen Jacobucci of Cincinnati in ten rounds. In Sweden Ingemar Johansson defeated Archie Mec Bridge of Trenton in ten rounds. A stray line mentions a Hag of Louisiana with a pelican.
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