Oregon Coast PCC row stirs famed sports pages debate
A long Atlantic pacific coast college conference dispute blooms in a Portland style column. The piece cites Oregon officials and critics from UCLA USC and California, detailing a clash over rules and funding that paints Oregon as principled amid a heated national critique. The letter from Bugs Dyer defends Oregon while accusing southern schools of exploiting recruiting and lax academics.
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Caspian Way
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Alumni Association
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Dycks
Dyer
California
UCLA
USC
University of Oregon
Orlando Hollis
Washington
Dodgers Face Cardinals Tonight in .500 Pace Debate
Dodgers, mired in eighth place and eight games back, open a three game series with the St. Louis Cardinals as rookie lefty Bob Giolombardo makes his third major league start against Lindy McDaniel. The club seeks a win to stay at a 0.500 pace after a string of mixed results on a road trip and recent struggles against the Braves.
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Cardinals
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McDaniel
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Bob Rush
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Aaron
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Stan Williams
Don Drysdale
Williams
Drysdale
Duke Snider
Joe Adcock
Snider
John Raselboru
Mackay Advances to Wimbledon Quarterfinals
Barry Mackay of Dayton Ohio won his fourth round match at Wimbledon and became the only American to reach the men's quarter finals as Budge Patty and Gardnar Mulloy fell in the upset.
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Wilmington
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Althea Gibson
New York
Mimi Arnold
Redwood City
Calif
Bragan Named Spokane Indians Manager After Holt Departure
Bobby Bragan was hired as manager of the Spokane Indians to replace Goldie Holt, returning to the Dodgers organization after leading Hollywood Stars and later managing in Pittsburgh. The Dodger club touts bringing in the best available man as Spencer Harris notes the move strengthens their farm system. Other sports notes include MacKay advancing in tennis and Wimbledon foregrounds with multiple seeds winning fourth round matches.
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Thomson's 63 sets course record in England
In St Annes on Sea England Peter Thomeran formerly of Australia shot a 63 in the first qualifying round for the British pen Championship to break the course record and equal the qualifying mark. The 27 year old winner carded 31 35 68 on the 6685 yard par 96 Lytham layout amid rugged conditions.
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England
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Australia
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Lytham
Murray Rose Aims to Break World Record at AAU Meet
In Los Angeles 19 year old Murray Rose swam to a 4 23 5 in the 400 meter freestyle and challenged Tsuyoshi Ya manaka, predicting further improvement and aiming to beat his own 4 25 9 world mark set in 1957 while Konrads of Australia shadowed the race.
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Los Angeles
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Seattle
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Washington
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Moffitt wins Southern California Junior Tennis title in Los Angeles
Billie Jean Moffitt of Long Beach captures the Southern California Junior Championship at the Los Angeles Tennis Club, defeating Kathy Chabot of San Diego 6-3 6-4. The 14 year old wins six straight matches without dropping a set and is named a Junior Wightman Cup team member for summer grass court events on the East Coast.
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Dave Reed
Rathmann 1st Bryan 2nd in European Classic
American drivers dominated the Monza Classic with Kim Rathmann winning in 2:59:37.3 at 166.705 mph. Bryan finished second after leading early, while Luigi Musso Phil Hill and Mike Hawthorn trio placed third in a Ferrari. Fangio withdrew with fuel trouble, Ruttman and Veith also faced issues as race concluded.
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Elisian Injured in Fatal Crash at New Bremen Raceway
Elisian, who escaped injury in a prior Indianapolis 500 crash, remained hospitalized after two sprint cars flipped in a five mile race at New Bremen Speedway. Jim Davis of Indianapolis died in the two car accident as promoter Frank Dicke noted Elisian was not at fault. The preliminary race was won by Don Branson, while Jim McClean set a half mile track record in qualifying.
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Champaign
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