European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - June 15, 1962, Darmstadt, Hesse Viresh j5�"2� the stars and stripes Friday Juna state University was voted 2?i.s.�.i&i."jjir� � jp4. He yep by of a act i -1 " full membership to Washington St of Langton Statel would of a member Stan Bales Washington l state athletic director appeared Gleeful Over the announcement. "we1 Are real pleased again Bates said. Since the breakup of the Pacific coast conference we said the Best purposes of our institution can be served by being in a conference. We be had Fin association with member schools of the Aasu in the past and we Hope to have Washington state became a school without a conference when the old Pacific coast conference was dissolved in 1958. The cougars had been members since 1919. Bates and Kooker agreed that i would be at least 1968 before Washington state could arrange a full round Robin football schedule with other members of the Aasu. In addition to Washington the conference is comprised of Ucol Southern California California an Stanford. If there is any possibility of get Ting Washington state on a round Robin schedule before 1968, it willbe worked out he promised. In basketball Kooker snid Washington state probably would be Able to arrange games with All Confer ence members by the 1963-64 sea son. He said that whether the cougars would be eligible for any tournaments following next season either As a conference member Oron an at Large basis would be up to the no problems were the cougars i sports in the conference. Kooker said it was the the Council that there further expansion in we hire gone on record of hoping ultimately to incl men Ftfe other Northern neighbors Hutiu there not to discuss any schools at this meeting said. Most of the the entry of Wash state was done among the a dents of member schools added. The invitation was tended on the part of the of of sch of jul a soccer outcome delayed js3fltttis�."jijjrfi-l s it of a if a Tsi e be a Dahlem pioneers1 a 1li._ _ a i a he a a a a the it Story ave need a loss by a1" at a in a l 3vwt ment Spang is bidding for its eighth to Safe title in nine y ear i f Lechna of the pioneers i right-4opka pass. Feb my outside during the 85th" or air head from"1 six Yards to pull Spang into a11-1 tie. Keating a after to a k i n g a throw in from. Center Forward Dieter Tuschke. J. F Alc toed the Ball -f,h4y Vatet forfeit a a aft to a. F Toan Oil apr v the Oklahoma Junior College Confer Noe has ordered Cameron Junior College reigning4cohferenoe Cham ions in football and co Champion twice m is s e d Fin scoring chances in the game s late the Soth minute Span goalie Tony Lisac made a diving the Middle of the goal Onan 38-Yard, shot by Marty Regin 68 to minutes gone outside right Wally a Stirne fed a nifty puss to Lewis but the latter was unable. To j handle the Ball with Isac caught far Oul s of Center half Cliff Mann sparkled the Germany District pioneers while Kutschke was an offensive standout. Outside left Berle Brogan. Was an offensive star1 for . District spartans and4 Mike smythe performed Redita by on defense. Orint both sports Durling the past. Sets Ieong 4"? " in so re a of Ai a the Nier the also put Cameron on rotation for the 3s62-63 season ordered sail 1961eason trophies Jet in d and issued to Riew Cham vjons1" there necessary and i / he can Iron Presie Ejiri or. I a Ard lurch to rite Jlou ers of ,. Ion the r games. Cameron is. At Lawton in South a Oklahoma. L j guilty ones counts of the Eig conference wifi Cameron riot Al p4k Ahen v to if i. A v Lowed to o vote agreed unanimous that t the " Lawton school is guilty on three charges involving a an in clog Luje player violation of Gam contracts a using ineligible play ers Aiida allowing play by athletes we Ose f a fees were paid both ers Tolian themselves or not Baiduc in i a " " \ a last season Cameron was undefeated in 10 regular season foot Ball games and had a 22-4basket Liri Saifi grabs re of ears of Davis cup play slashed 6-3, 6-1 Victory Over 17 Koch. _ not affected bythe ruling was Cameron i28-20 i football t Triump Overbaker Field. Calif i t. Calif in the Jinni or to Rose bowl at a Pasadena " basketball packers ill Drill Iii Wisconsin Chicago a the Chicago of the National basketball association have announced they again will to Ain in Burlington their Hightie packers will hold w 6 re 011,15 at Burlington school where they drilled Las fall. Practice is scheduled to begin sept. 15, and the packers plan their first exhibition game two weeks later. Somebody goofed Baltimore Snyder 9 reaches Over shortstop Ron Hanson s Glove in an attempt to Itnyre n pop Fly off Trio Bat of Yankee Johnny Blan Inird. Seamen cd shows How the Ball got away from both As Blanchard a null it into second base Snyder was charge ii with an error on the play. The Oriole won the Yankee stadium game 5-1. Of photos eagles Ink linemen pad Adelphia a the Philadelphia eagles have announced Ali at two Way lineman Gene Gossage and offensive guard John Wittenborn had signed their 1962 National football league con tracts. Each is starting his third year with the eagles. Germany j .i�v�j�-1,6", eliminations for Uio .ptfrp6sfe3p�jselecling contestants for the i army trials Jin August have by the special Jusei vices Brqnch person hol and administration will be staged i Over the Garmisch course july 12-15 with two open division and one Ehser division contestant from each command eligible. V open division qualifiers must beab6 to score 310 or less for 72 holes Over a Par 72 Ourse with Lethe senior division Standard for qualifying is 315 for the same Dis Tance. Senior competitors must have attained the age of 45 by aug.14. Two open division players undone senior division contestant will be selected at the conclusion of the Garmisch eliminations to return to the . For the All army meet at it Meade md., aug. 13-18. Agar s 147 for 36 holes wins honors in entertainment meet be Ach. Calif. Up actor John Agar shot a one under Par 71 Here for a 76-71147 to Winthe world entertainment Golf championships. A Gar the former husband of Shirley Temple birdied two of the last four holes to overtake the first round Lender comic Pat Harrington jr., who finished second with 70-78148. In the Day s feature attraction Bob Hope and Phil Harris shot nne holes before a gallery of 3,000.Hope tallied 41 and Harris 40. Other lenders included Bow like 79-72151 Singer Curt mos sey 74-7$--153 Bob Mac Quinny 75-7&-153 William Nims 78-75153 Jack gig 78-76154 and Bob Carson Claude akin3, Richard Coo Gan and Kevin Hagen All with77-80157. The producers flight was wort by Fred Kriakin 69-84153 Che agents by state Girard 7g-71147 and directors by Robert Carlisle,85-80165. Other celebrities were John Weissmuller 83-78161 Donald o Connor 83-31164, Hoagy car Michael. 81-85166 Andy Williams 90-90180 Desi Arnaz. 93-95188nnd Lawrence Welk 90-101191
