News Scrapbook 1958-1961

THE SOl!l~!RN CROSS, Tl-iURSDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1959 ,e;fJ IAt ) 11 fl'nd1Pton Ca~ eason 1 USD NiAe

THE SAN DIEGO UNION ,..20 at., 1-'f'b. '11, 19,,9 u

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8ASKETBALL SCORES

ces Marines in Opener Baseball Coll.Ch Mike Morrow will unvPII the 1969 Uni• V<'rRity of San Diego bA~eball team at 1:30 p.m. Saturday In the seasonal opener ag,unst Camp Pendleton at Ocea.naide. In last year's inaugural season, Coacl, Monow bl'ought home seven wins In 12 starts wlth a. ~ophomo1e team, Pilch-

With Victory The Unlversity of San Di- ego's 19M-59 basketball team ended the season With a great 1 team effort and halted Chico State's six-game win Atreak la.st weekend in a 51.-45 victory. I The Pioneera finished t.he I season with five viclories in 23 starts. Coach L. C. Harvey's under-sized crew suffered its 18th defeat of the season to Chico State. 69-59, in first half Of their weekend double-' header J-. • t Jtriday night. Chico Stale used its height advantage to convert valuable rebounds into victory in the first meeting. USD narrowed the Chico lead to 59-60 with three minutes remaining, but three straight driving layups pushed the Frontier Conferen<'e Wildcat~ into a commanding 59-66 lead. Ken Leslie, one of the olde~t active collegiate basketball players in the country at 33, closed out his career with Jl'i points in the losing Pioneei' ef- fort on Friday night and !)Seed the Saturday night win wilh 19 point.a. Junior Bob Maines tal- lied 16 points each night. Leslie, 1958-59 team captain, led the Univer~iti• of San Diego in lndl,·ldual scoring tor the third consecutive year. Ken tal- lied 392 point~ in the 1956-57 season, 421 points in t/'!e 1957- 58 se•son and 361 points during the l 958-59 sea~on for a thr e- season rareer total of 1,17i points or a 15.1 points per game average, In the second game with Chico State, the Pioneers staged & furious second-half uprising and stunned tl1e 2,000 fans. Chico Slate had raced to a comfortable 30-17 halftime lead, but a modified zone de- fense inaugurated by Coach Harvey held the bewildered Wildcats to three field goals in the second half. USD center Art Wical controlled both back- boards in the second half, while guards Leslie Maines and Al Pa.derewski connected on long shots from the outside and the Pioneers outsOQTed the home team 37-15 in the second halt. USD's third Jeadln .orer, forward Ed Baran. mi the Saturday night game because of a recurring back Injury but picked up six points in the Fri- day night game.

In Opener

Ing once again, however, will be the Fion~ers' main weak• ne6B, Last s e a B on the USD mound corp~ allowed 151 runs In 19 game! And pull<'cl th• <>ntlre club lnlo ihe rlefi• ell column, deRpite a good t<>am hitting average ot .284. Dirk Shea, a, 5·10, 160-pound right-hander, who won three of five starling assig-nment., and hacl a nifty .333 batting average last spring, will be joined on the mound this year by Junior J~n Chapman anrl Freshmen Terry Lorenz and John Rebelo. quarter- back last fall and 1958 Kan- sa~ junior college javelin champion t208 feet), ha! a good fast ball llnd hu BCV• era! yea.rs of valuable prep and junior colleg~ e,cp~ri~nce, Loreru aJtcrnatrd between ti,11 mound and rrntrr flel<'I last year at Loyola. High In LM Angel~ll and led the team Chapman, USD

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in hittlng with a. .420 1tver• e.ge, Rebelo won sev~n of eight games he started last sea.,on as a pltrhe1· at nMrby Point_ Loma. High. Coach .Morrow prob~bly will reY!se his stArling line-· up lhroftghout the Reason, but tentative slArtE'J"B Are Bob Duncan (catcher), La- von Baker (fh·st bBRc), Hugo Soto (second base), Jim Flo- renza. (shorlRtop), ':rim Wil- bur (lhlrd base), Ron Crise (left ter ft ~Id). Morr-ow will ~tart eilhc.. Shell. or L()renz againRt Camp Pendleton Sat- 11rclay, (rig-ht

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The Vniver81l.y of San Diego Plonee trnvel to LOR AnA"cl~s State for two g-a.me8 Saturday llfkrnoon Jn search of theit' first victor thP week-old 1959 baseball ~eason. Last Saturd Pioneers ptckect up only four hils while losing the sea.so ,: ~ncr by a. 3-0 score to Camp Pendleton and committed tn~ erroi·s,~•------------- b1it Coach Mike Morrow was . pleased with the team'M ln!l!al pitched lhe. IMt four lnnln,'fs slarl. Left Fielder Ron Crise for the vls1l!11g- Pioneers and picked up two hits, while he!~ Cam11 Pendlelon scoreless Catcher Bob Duncan and Cen- while allowing two hits. ter Fielder Bob Key R eRch col• Against Los Angeles State lected a single. ~oach Morrow lR expected to Starling Pitcher Tcny Lo- slart Lnvon Baker (first bnAe, renz allowed tour hits and Hugo Solo (second base), .Jim three runs during ltis tour in- Fiorenza (Ahorlslop), Tim Wil- ning appearance. One or the bur (thlrd base), Ron Crise t.hree (left field), Bob Keyes (center runs, however, 1•esulled field), Hal MJLrovich (right front an error and wa~ un. field) and Bob Duncan (cateh- e a r n e d . Another freshman ~r i. Lorenz and Rebelo wm moundsman John R b I t t th -----~•_ e e o , s ar e two games Saturday. UNIVERSITY OP S,\!,-DlhGO R~TBAL;:-;;;,.ISTICS (PJn3.J Twenty•lhrte Ga.mes) Won Lost PGA FGM ;::/~~"TA FTM 06D .-- - -- ·' 18 l 528 607 39 R 47!; 26~ Pel. ltrb-Avr, Tl'-Av(~ 56,6 851-37.0 1483-64,4 6l.O 1033-H,O 1750-78.8 Opponent, •.. 18 5 1630 717 43:9 bl8 316 1Nl}]VJDUAL NAME G Ken Leslie, I _ 23 FGA. FC.1'1 I'(:&. FTA F''J'l\I Pct. U.,b-,\vJ, will

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RESULTS Sau Diego Na.val Statton, 50. BJola. College, 6[), San Die.to N1tva.1 Tr«. Center, 68.

De . 2-usn, 63; OU.. P-USD, hf i I~ 8-USD, 08; 0,., 0--USO, 31; ~,. ,tt:::gg.. g~:. E:c: n-u~S; i~! Dec. 30-lJSD, n · 1::~: :- ~. 1~· Jan. rn- Uf'ln. 'iO, ~1\11, J'i-USD, ti'7, .fan. :n--tJRtJ. 63; Ja, 3(1,-- l\l\ll. i~~. ~~B: ~n Feb. I ·USJJ, ~r,; Feb. 1•- usn, ,, • Feb. 1 SP, •' :Feb. 14--USD, 60, Feb. 20-USD, 59; Feb. 21-USD, M;

OCEANSIDF.:-Camp PP n- dleton·s Nal Booker hurled a four-nit shutout as tile Ma- rines blanked Vni,·ersit, of San Diego, ;J.Q, in the season opener for both teams here yesterda.\'. Third baseman Jim Spur- ling smas e9 a bases-empty home run :for endleton for the ame's !Irst tally in tile sec ing. UnivT S ego • •• 000 000 000-0 1 Pendlelon . - . 010 002 OOX-3 6 1 Lonenz, fo Beno! (6) 0nd Duncon · j Booker or,d P!ied'er. '

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J.JOyole. Univcnliy, 79, Laverne College, 64. \Vestmon t. College, t;Q.

Sa.n Fernando Slate, 71'. San llit>-go Air Force, G9. S»n IJlt'(O Navil Afr 8t.ation, 'U, 1·1111.n,, P.. ni,lrton, At. H.io1a Colli•ge, 7 l, )~a~adt·na. !•fJ.

THE SAN DIEGO UNION

l'fPlh'tdhH•, ii'. Ampli, Hu:r-, lS!J. 8. ?rrnsndn. 6'3. fh•Prrt/lD, 118. S. U. MCR!l, SR. La.Verne, '76. ·we!litmont, 1'ii. Frir!'ino St.. 101, Puadt"n11.. i:. Chico St,. ijV, Chico St., 45.

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h-5 Pioneer Nioe Sets Opener Saturday

Lo~Of Pitching Pioneersi · em Pitching is the ,;oq°tern again in the University of camp as the Pioneers prepare for a day against Camp Pendleton in Ocean- season opener Sa

Flnal 191i8•Mi basketball sta- tistics rPvealed that University of San Diego's Ken Leslie !eel his varsity teammates In ev- ery major scoring and percent- Leslie scored 2B4 points on field goals and 67 points on free throws for 361 points and a 15.7 point-pe1;-game average. Leslie topped the club In field goa.l percentage with 44 .8 and free throw percentage with a nifty 77.0. Ken, 1958-59 USD tain, led the Pioneer ual s c o r i n g to ason Rnd 361 points this se Son for 'lo three•year car<'"'r tqta. J of 1,174 points or a. 15.l point-per- iame averart for 7'7' games. I age category., straight yea~. H points in the 1956-5 points in the 195

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THE SAN

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a24 0Wed., :\larch 4. 19;;9 SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA lesfie Jops - 'nal USD c S • age Coring Ken Leslie led his un·, . Fl

Leslie Grabs USO Honors In Scoring Final basketball statistics for University of San Diego reveal Ken Leslie paced his teammates in every depart- ment. He scored 361 points ·fora15.7 average. Leslie also led in field goal percentage with 44.8 and in tree throw percentage with Tl. Statistics: (Final-Twentv-Thrt• Gamu) TEAM W L FGM FTA.. FTM Pcf.-TP:Avg. USD 5 18 607 415 2M 56.6- 1483-64.0 Opp, 18 S 717 518 316 61.0 1750-76.8

Lorenz Pitches USD To Victory Freshman Terry Lorenz al- lowed only six hits yester- day as he pitched the Uni- vf'rsity of San Diego to a 4-2 \"ictory over Camp Pendleton as the USD diamond.

year by junior Jan Chapman and freshmen Terry Lorenz and John Rebelo. Chapman, USD's g_uarter- back last fall and f o r rn e r Kansas junior college jave- lin champion (208 feet), has a good fast ball and s e v e r a 1 years of prep and junior col- lege experience. Lorenz alternated between the mound and centerfield last year at Loyola High in Los Angeles and led the team in hitting with a .420 average. Rebelo won seven ot eight games he started last season as a pitcher at Point Loma High. Morrow's first club at the present ls catcher Bob Dun- can, first baseman L a v o n Baker, second baseman Hugo Soto, shortstop Jim Fiorenza, thlrd baseman T bu r, left fielder Ron ter • tart either Shea or Lorenz agalmt Pen- dleton Saturday. fielder Bob Keye• fielder Hal Mitrovich, is expected to ight

The 18-yea~-old Lorenz 1 ' er struck out six and walked sity of San Diego tea_mmates five. Lavon Baker's h o m & in every major ormg andd run in the third inning was percentage cate y accor ing to the final 1 .59 basket: USD's big blow. ball statistics r sed yester- t.1°8" P•~ .... ::: · :Jf zgJ m=} f f day. eo~ooker and Theder; Lorenz: and Oun.. Leslie, who has completed - · his co 11 e g i,, cage career, USO N" scored 294 l!Oints on field goals and 67 points on free • b throws for 361 and an average Dia las Plays oturday

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INDIVIDUAL

The University oi San Di-1 ego will travel to Los Angel- es State for two games Sat- urday afternoon in search of its first victory o! the week- old baseball season. The Pioneers dropped their opener to Camp Pendleton 3-0, last Saturday. Against the Diablos, coach Mike :lforrow is expected to start Lavon Baker at first, Hugo Soto at second, Jim Fi- orenza at short, Tim Wilbur at third. Ron Cr' b !Un catc!J}ng, Terry Lorenz and John Rebelo will share the pitching. Keyes and Hal Mi the outfield and Bo

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