California Athlete, Coach, Administrator, Ambassador: Oral History Transcript / and Related Material, 1967 and 197 - Paperback

Explore the multifaceted career of a prominent figure in California athletics in "California Athlete, Coach, Administrator, Ambassador." This volume presents an oral history transcript from 1967 and 197, offering a unique firsthand account of athletic experiences, coaching methodologies, and administrative insights. Delve into the world of sports through the eyes of Clinton W. Evans, Arthur M. Arlett, and Stanley E. McCaffrey, as they share their experiences and perspectives on the development and promotion of sports in California. This book is a valuable resource for sports enthusiasts, historians, and anyone interested in the evolution of athletics at the state level. Discover the dedication and passion that shaped California's sporting landscape through this engaging and informative historical record.

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