Art Reichle

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Arthur Eugene Reichle Jr.

Biographical Information[edit]

Art Reichle was head baseball coach at UCLA in 1941, then left the team to serve in the Army during World War II. He returned in 1946 and remained their coach until 1974. Under his leadership, UCLA went 747-582-12 (220-273 in conference play) and produced big league stars Jackie Robinson and Chris Chambliss. His finest season was 1969, when the team reached the College World Series.

Year-by-Year Coaching Record[edit]

Year School Overall Record Conference Record Notes
1941 University of California, Los Angeles 6-19-1 3-12
1946 University of California, Los Angeles 15-13 4-8
1947 University of California, Los Angeles 29-15 7-8
1948 University of California, Los Angeles 21-18 5-10
1949 University of California, Los Angeles 21-15 8-6
1950 University of California, Los Angeles 19-21 5-10
1951 University of California, Los Angeles 24-13 10-6
1952 University of California, Los Angeles 21-15 8-8
1953 University of California, Los Angeles 16-20 6-10
1954 University of California, Los Angeles 19-16 6-10
1955 University of California, Los Angeles 22-9-1 9-6
1956 University of California, Los Angeles 11-21-2 5-11
1957 University of California, Los Angeles 15-15-2 5-9
1958 University of California, Los Angeles 14-19 5-11
1959 University of California, Los Angeles 9-26 2-14
1960 University of California, Los Angeles 18-29-1 4-12
1961 University of California, Los Angeles 30-17-2 9-7
1962 University of California, Los Angeles 23-22-3 4-12
1963 University of California, Los Angeles 30-17-2 9-7
1964 University of California, Los Angeles 35-16-2 13-7
1965 University of California, Los Angeles 33-15 10-10
1966 University of California, Los Angeles 35-24 10-10
1967 University of California, Los Angeles 43-19 10-6
1968 University of California, Los Angeles 35-20 11-8
1969 University of California, Los Angeles 42-12-1 17-4 CWS District Tournaments / CWS 7th (t)
1970 University of California, Los Angeles 26-24-1 8-7 Pac-8
1971 University of California, Los Angeles 38-17 11-6
1972 University of California, Los Angeles 32-33-1 4-14
1973 University of California, Los Angeles 29-24 7-11
1974 University of California, Los Angeles 26-35 7-11