News Scrapbook 1958-1961

In literature, it's The Brothers Kar- amazo,·, but out at the University o! San Diego, It's the brothers carrying footballs. These brothers. Wayne and Bill Bour- que, are using their football talents to aid USO in clobbering the opposition. The Bourques came a long way to play ball for the Pioneers. They are New Yorkers originally, but have an eye on staying in sunny Southern Cali- fornia. \1\'ayne, 24, the senior member of the duo, became acquainted with California and coach Bob Mccutcheon while he was doing a hitch in the Air Force at Edwards AFB. • IcCutcheon offered him a scholar- ship to Antelope Valley JC after watch- ing him play football for the Air Force team, Later, when the coach transferred to USD. he transferred the offer also. Bl'other Bill, 21, had been offered a football scholarship from the Unl\·ersity of Buffalo, but decided to go along with Wayne when USD beckoned. Wayne, a 6-foot 198-pounder, holds down a second-platoon berth as an end. Bill, at 5-foot-9, 170 pounds, is a third- unit quarterback. He played tailback and left half for his high school team in New York. The brothers agree that football is their major sports interest, but not so much as to let any of the others wither on the vine. Ther both play baseball and basketball as well. Wayne and Bill agree on their college studies, too. Both are enrolled as busi• ness administration majors, both are about aYerage students. Bill hasn't 'de• cided definitely on business as a future , howe~er. He said he might become a teacher.

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pleased with the way things are going at University of San Diego as they take time out from Pioneer practice session.

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tarting Nods for s~rt- lDiego; Jim Catlett, forward e Califqr- from Lincoln High; Jiro Ta- tb~ll team lkakashi, n i m b le forward first two , coach Bob from Los Angeles Roosevelt . !High; Art Johnson, 6-2 Chula s have Vista guard, and Chuck Nel- • Jaoppen- son prospect from Lyn-

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Saturday University of San Diego's Pioneers, who were supposed to be idle this ·weekend, have scheduled a Saturday aiter- noon game at Chino Men's Institute. P I on e e r coach B o b Mc cheon, in announcing the t minute scheduling, said, "We weren't scheduled to play until Nov. 14 at Pep- perdine. That's a three-week layoff. "We're doing them a fa- vor by signing them and at the same time my kids can knock off a little of thl rust they've developed in the past two weeks," he added. USD's last a c ti on was against Colorado Western State, Oct, 25. The Chino group, 4-1 for th!! year game A,t times has a schedule so worked well for both institutions. The Pioneers also are 4•1 for the year, their lone loss coming from Montana State, which is ranked second among the nation ·s,fmall colleges.

University of San Diego's Five gridders turned thes- Pioneers take to the road lo• pians won't make the trlp for morrow for the first time this USO linemen Bill Clark, C. G. year. traveling to Chino Men's Walker. Bob Hughes, J 1 m Institute for a 1 p.m. football O'Leary and Jay Elson and game. backs Chuck Williams a n d USD has compiled a 4-1 Vic Gausepohl have parts in record this !all with all of a play at USD. its games at home . Chino ! Thre~ game~ remain af~er also has a 4-1 record . again the Chino affair for the Pio- all at home but the hon O I neers. wllo have lost only to farm playe~ can't look for- Montana State, which is sec- ward to any,a:oad trips. tond ranked among the na- The Chino tilt was srhcd- tlon's small colleges. . . uled Wednesday to fill II The probab!e startmg lme, th . k "' · h USO up for the Pioneers, accord- r ee-wee .,ap m t e 'ina to coa..., Bob McCutch schedule. . ., ,..., eon, . . . is: ends~ Yoast and Merle Chmo _has victories . over Reed, Jack J O h n Pomona -Claremont, _Umv~rs• Mulligan at ~. guards ity of C_alifornhia '.'t R1vers1de, Joe Steuben and-, 1 Patten, Monrovia At letlc Cl1:lb and center Jack Garofono, Jan LaVerne and suffered its lon_e Chapman at quarterback, half loss at the hands .of the sem_i. backs Bob Keys and Tom pros from Vem~e A th letic Gates and Avalon Wright at Club. fullback. t----------

burg's first aqua , composed w of four freshmen and one C efi1.ewis, Norris Green. junior, Is being hard pushed wood, Don N~wcom, Frank by a hustling all-first.ye a r Fugate and Jim Boyer have quintet. The only returning ,sbown enough to keep the letterman, Ted Anderson, still ·present first team on Its toes . Is wi!lt the football squad. Greenwood is a former Hoo- Performlng with the first ver High All-City forward. aggregation are Lee Ham- The Westerners open the l r mond, 6-6, 230-pound transfer season Nov. 29 against Carnl)' from the University of San Pendletnn.

Beca use o! the Impromptu schedullng of Chino Men's In- stitute, seven Un ivers ity of San Diego pla yers will be un- able to make the trip to Chino linemen and two backs-have parts In the upcoming play at the uni- versi ty. They include end C. (; , Wa lker, • s Bill Clar e, and Lea ry, ~ a rd Rob Hu hes, c en t e r Jay El~on nnd hnl!backs Chur ls Wllllam!'I and Vic Gau- scpohl. Pioneer coach. Bob Mc- cutcheon said hi' was happy to accept when the Chino club ~krd for a game. "We were bes;:lnnlng to worry about our club brcaus!' or the Jong Jay. of!," Mccutcheon said. Th!' gamr ls scheduled for 1 o'dock With. a curfew o! 4, when visitors muqt be o!l the Chino h.onor farm . McCutchl'on announred the following line up for the Plo- nrPrs sixth gnmP of the sca- on: Merle.. Reed and Ray Yoe set nd , John Mulligan ancl Jack Trllly al tackles, JOf' Steuben and Bill Patten at guards, Jack Gnro!ono at center, Jan Chapman at quar- trrback, Hob l{l·yes and Tom f,ates nt hrdlbncks and Ava. Ion Wright at fullback. I tomorrow afternoon. The players-five

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Tom Carter of St. AUIUstine High and Al Lewis o! Cal Western will join the coaches' panel for llfonday's Quarter• back Club luncheon at San Di• ego Club. Regular panelists are Paul Governali. San Diego tate College; Bull Trometter, l\Ja. rine Corps Recruit Depot; George Schutte, San Diego Junior C'lllege, and Bob Mc- l Cutcheon, University of San Diego.