Long Beach State Stuns Chico State in Key Win at Home
Long Beach State College upset Chico State 28-8 to halt a rough start and lift team morale after injuries and three losses. Coach Don Reed praised the shift, noted the serenade by students, and eyed upcoming games with Santa Barbara and Cal Poly San Luis Obispo as crucial tests for the 1958 season.
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Long Beach State College
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49Ers
Don Reed
San Diego
Independent, Press-Telegram
Pine Ave
LPT
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Musuleon
Crew Cats
Rush
Milwaukee
Bellfrance Blvd
Jr Doe Peterson
Jerry Wynn
Chien State
Penn
Pacific U
Lewis & Clark College
Ana Lewis & Clark
Jack Teel
State College
Santa Bachara
Shilent Boly Shoul
Fine Ave
Santa Barbara
Comigansh
Cal Poly
San Luis Obispo
Veterans Stadium
Gauchos
San Diego State
Fresno State
Los Angeles State
Whititier
Tweed
Der'y Nicholson
Chico
Nicholson
Reed
Chito State
Tung
Whittier
Reid
Arty Manly
Welo Vasquez
Manly
Roger Hull
Carl Evans
Long Beach State
I, P-T
Pine
Jerome Hall
Long Beach City College Vikings
Bakersfield
Bakerfield College
Pirates Trade For Pendleton And Rowe From Columbus Farm
The Billsbareh Pirates acquire infielder Jim Pendleton and pitcher Donane from their Columbus Ohio farm team in an exchange for shortstop Gain Allie. Pendleton began 1958 as a utility man with the Fi gates before being released to the Jets, appearing in 123 games for Columbus with a .313 batting average.
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Plytsaburgh
UPI
Billsbareh Pirates
Columbus
Ohio
International League
Jim Pendleton
Donane
Gain Allie
Pendleton
Jets
49er Boss Criticizes Officials After Bears Loss
Albert of the 49ers blasted players for not being hungry enough before facing the Bears, calling for tougher standards for pro and college athletes in California. He ranted during remarks to the Chicago Quarterback Club after San Francisco’s 28-6 defeat and cited a prior 33-3 Rams loss as context, mocking officials and praising harsher competition.
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Chicago
Frank Albert
San Francisco 49Ers
California
Albert
Qlibami
Jet
Chicago Bears
Bears
Odds Favor SC by 11 2 over Cal in chaotic lines
A garbled OCR sports card lists college basketball game odds and scores with numerous errors. It mentions California, South Carolina, Duke, Colgate, Colorado, Villanova, West Virginia, Texas, Arkansas, Iowa, Kansas, Missouri, Oklahoma, Kentucky, and others with inconsistent figures, making exact matchups unclear.
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Cal
Jblo SL
Infiani
Iosnei
Borce
Duke
Mahigans Mer Dethwestsrn
Yate
Baer Corvall Peluction
Colgate
Uoly Orray S
Deetimiouyi
Harara
Sver Colorada
Vike Brent
Villanova
West Virginia
Penn
Texas
Arkansas
Fiordy North Cabria
Velorano
Iowa
Tilinads
Sencseula
Kansas
Isi
Missouri
Vancerbile
Texas Tech
Feu Boyes Terie
Suslon
Oklahom
TSU
Kenticky
Wallen Passed Over in Voting
Hank Hollingworth reports in this executive sports brief that Wallen was not chosen in the voting process. The note outlines the decision without detailing other candidates or reasons.
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Wallen
Badgers Face No. 1 Vike Foe at Home System Titans
A cluttered recap highlights Wisconsin moving to No. 1 in the Smith Touchdown Tend ency ratings after a 31-6 win over Purdue. It notes UCLA debuts under Bill Barnes and Cal Poly passer Stan Jackson who starred at the Writers luncheon. Mentions Army, Notre Dame, and Miami rankings, plus Texas and other college teams in the season context.
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Darrell Royal
Vexan
Oklahoma
Royal
Payal
Hoyal
Texas
UCLA
Don Long
Dick Wallen
Florida
Cal Poly
Covina
Stan Jackson
Wallen
Long
Jackson
Pomona College
Whitch
Les Richter
Dude Putnam
Don Arnett
Bill Barnes
Scribes
Washington
Seattle
Allen N
Smith
Wisconsin
Purdue
Badgers
Noley
Army
Avery Notre Dame
Dave Rokt sidelined by injury in home game preview
The article details long runs of home success for Bakersfield in the Metropolitan Conference, notes Rokt’s injury sidelining, and cites comments from Luther Carr and Barnes about players, weather, and upcoming contests. It also references team changes, seat ticket sales, and key performances from Gene Gates, Ray Smith, and others as the season unfolds.
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Long Beach
Bakerzfield
Renegades
Bakersfield
San Diego
LEOC
Luther Carr
The
Weath‘ar
Barnes
Carr
Washington
Lonesome End
Stanford
Devas
Seattle
Aarnes
Gene Gates
Ray Smith
Long
Florin
Tinemen Wallen
John Prerovich
Baly King
Ew Britt
Fvathington Bante S
Soph
Bill Kilmer
Bon Glark
Tuneheon
Cbs
Trajans
Oregon
Duren Apologizes for Fine as Braves Protest Action
New York UPT Ryne Duren apologized to umpire Charley Berry and said he would gladly pay a 250 dollar fine for signaling a choke up gesture. Braves captain Del Crandall criticized the 22 Braves players fined 50 dollars each for revealing how World Series money would be split.
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New York
Ryne Duren
Charley Berry
Glady
del Crandall
Braves
Ford Frick
Duren
Beery
Milwaukee
Berry
San Antonio
Tex
Daren
Yankee
Crandall
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