Football's Darkest Hour Ex Coach's Pull To Break PCC
Yakima writer Babe Hollingbery laments the Pacific Coast Conference breakup as California schools withdraw over rules. He argues big money drives football, with schools wielding gates and stadiums to hire and pay athletes, urging accountability for those responsible.
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Hollingbery
Cal Official Criticizes Report On College Football
UC athletic director Greg Engelhard denounces a proposal to professionalize college football as misguided and says UCLA and USC will not adopt such a program. He warns independent teams face pressure to join a league, while Stanford may resist. He argues size of school matters less than material, pocketbook, and integrity in sustaining real championship competition.
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Washington
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Southern California
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Noedy
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Jess Hill
Henry Schmidt
A. L. Straund
Oregon State
Tim Tam Operation Reported Successful
Tim Tam underwent a hour 14 minute operation to remove a bone chip from the sesamoid of his injured right leg. Calumet Farm trainer Jimmy Jones said the horse would not race again, though surgeon Dr Charles W Ker noted others have returned to racing after similar procedures.
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Tim Tam
Calumet Farm
Jimmy Jones
Charles W. Ker
Pokes Open Set Tonight After Last Night Win
Harry Dunlop steers the Tucson Cowboys toward a fresh series with the Douglas Copper Kings at Hi Corbett Field after a 61 win over the Chihuahua Dorados. Rush ing’s hot hitting and rising defense push the Pokes into a tie for the Artona-Monico League lead as Dunlop contemplates lineup changes and a possible return from injury. Diamond Dust notes Kowalk’s fastball, Hammond’s relief, and the Cowboys’ strong left side with Casanega and Cesar highlighting the defense.
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Harry Dunlop
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Hi Corbett Field
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Nogales
Gary
Rush
Don Risinger
Rich Morgan
Ray Sorenson
Kevm Kowalk
Douglas
Wade Hammond
Arlen Alderman
Hammond
Dave Casanega
Jose Cesar
Quick Change To Aid Rangers
New York Rangers aim for a home playoff berth next season by winning a Stanley Cup playoff spot. The club considers changes to boost its bid as they prepare for a potentially decisive stretch.
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UPI
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Madison Squre
Ocey Hk
Tucson pro football fans vote on new team name
The Tucson club runs a Change the Name contest at the Valley National Bank Building inviting fans to submit entries with reasons not exceeding 150 words. Prizes include a portable TV, a coffee maker set, and season tickets. entries judged by press radio and TV writers next week.
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National Box Score From Cincinnati Game Summary
National box score highlights show Cincinnati and Loues key players counting points and assists. Rosy offense features Wheesie Trane driving plays and Crowe contributing in scoring and defense across the game. Notable statistics include team totals and individual leaders in points rebounds and assists.
Indians Host Yankees In Key AL Clash On Opening Night
The Indians, riding a four game streak, host the slumping Yankees in a three game set. Ray Narleski starts for Cleveland against Whitey Ford as New York seeks steadying shutout form after recent rough patch. Tigers and Red Sox also vie for playoff positioning as the schedule stacks up.
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Yanks
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Ford
Whitey
Vaughn vs Casey in Richmond Middleweight Clash
Ninth ranked Wille Vaughn of Los Angeles meets 22 year old Hank Casey of San Francisco in a 10 round match at Richmond California Auditorium. Vaughn risks his reputation against the newcomer Casey in a late season boxing card.
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Penn
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Wash
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Iowa
Sun Devils Could Win National Title
Arizona State College at Tempe golf coach John Zuhowski says the Sun Devil team could win the NCAA title if everyone peaks. The squad arrived in Williamstown Mass to practice at Taconic Country Club as the field includes defending champion Houston and USC. Arizona State, a dark horse, finished fifth last year and aims to surprise the favorites.
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Holy Cross USC Clash In Series
Missouri, the 1954 champion, upset Holy Cross 8-1 in a third round NCAA World Series game. Elmer Harbin and Sunny Siebert led Missouri's victory with eight strikeouts and two key triples, while Southern Cal, Colorado State, and Western Michigan advanced in other games.
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Southern Cal
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Wildcats End World Series Run Return to Tucson
Arizona coach Frank Lancet and the last group of Wildcats are due in Tucson tomorrow after the College World Series in Omaha. Gene Leek and Norm Popkin helped the team exit after losses to Clemson and Southern Cal. Cov captain Harry Messick plans to stay in Omaha to seek a professional contract after conferring with Cleveland officials.
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Norm Popkin
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Harry Messicks
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Irish Stanford Renew Grid Rivalry Beginnings 1963
Notre Dame and Stanford will start a home and home football series in 1963 with the opener at Stanford on channel 28. The return game will be played at Notre Dame on October 14, 1964.
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South Bend
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Higgs Signs Three Year Contract With White Sox
Miami high sparkplug Paul Higgs signed a three year deal with the Chicago White Sox worth about fifty thousand dollars per year. Higgs will depart Sunday for Holdrege Nebraska to attend the Nebraska State Rookie League opening on June n.
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Fresno Southpaw Shines in Cubs Exhibition Victory
Fresno born Dick Ellsworth, a left handed pitcher, dazzled in a Chicago Cubs 19 win over the White Sox at Comiskey Park. He limited Sox to four singles with five walks and two strikeouts, overcoming early jitters to showcase quickness, control, and a curved changeup. Ellsworth earned a $30,000 bonus and joined the Cubs after reporting Sunday, with manager Bob Scheffing hinting at a possible start in a championship game against Cincinnati.
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