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Part Ill-SUN., NOV 23 1958
THE SAN DIEGO UNION llfon., lllov. 24, 19,18 (lj)a I 7 SAN OlfdO, CALIFORNIA
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By JOHNNY ~IcDONI\LD "I knew they had im- proved but didn't realize they had improved t h a t much," Idaho State coach Babe Caccia said Saturday night following Uljt Be11.11;als' 24-0 defeat at oJ. the impressive San Diego Pioneers boa Stadium. Hy df The Pioneers came out of a fog, llterally, Jn the sec. ond halt to overpower the Bengals with a devasting ground offensive powered by Tom Gates, A v a 1 o n Wright and Bobby Keyes. A heavy blanket of tog tell over the stadium after the second period got underway and USD was forced to abandon its aerial plans. Caccia and several of his pla,·ers believed the fog was a big handkap for the Ben- gals. '·we had drilled on pas~ defense and felt we had their aerial game pretty much jn check," Caccia said. "However, when th~y were forced to go to t h e ground, we couldn't hold them." Bobby Keyes, a 5-9, 185- pound halfback, furnished the necessary spark the Pioneers needed by return- ing the kickoff of the sec- ond halt 92 yards for a touchdo After a two- pointe Gates, USO led, 8-0, Idaho State de- !ense 'began to crumble. I<' a I v o scored the s e c o n d USD touchdown early Jn the fourth period on a two-yard plunge to cap a 45-yard march In nine plays. Falvo also added the two-pointer. Freshman Ron
Key('S !lna] touchdown on a 32-yard dash around the right side to cli- max an SO-yard drive in 10 plays, A pass from J a n Chapman to Gates added two points. Although Chapman had a poor night with his passes, be made up tor 1hls lJy ping the Bengal& deep In . . " ITATISTIC:S IOA. ST. USD Pim - ···•· ' 14 ll "ards P UTAH ,! O 3 1f O •TCU ,.,, ···· ........ "1 1l •Kansu 1J u !,1f.~. 0 20 6 21 •N.t,,- IC.• 1AI 1 •01t1anom• 7 9 Ml11avrl l(AN!A! 1 j 20 •Montana 7 ~YU OI O 'Idaho c 21 Calitorni1 '2.J •otnY'tr 1 i Late Saturday .... Results LOCAi. l, :J1; Pomona, 0, nlta cc, 2<; F•st L.A., 12. SOUTH',AND ; Sen Ole;o St., 11• eh CC, 16; El Camino, 6. CC, SJ; Citrus JC, o. , 27; Redl.!1,,d1, 6. JC, 1 •; Palo Verd~, 11. DTtlllU • •· • •• •• • ' •. ,... ••••• 20 , •• • ·"• i: •·• ••• •• · 25 29 • • •••• • •·· •·• • •• ••• ·•· •• •• •• • o ortoan St. o 'Loiorado ftrw1 51 O Ok lilll'IOmill , •~~•~~St. 29 •N1br•ska J IJ Mluourl (Jkl• 10111• SI ~t Iowa S14fl •• •• •• 1 2J JJ 16 20 i , Air Fon:.e 20 Vivom1:1a o Colon,do $1. U. o t.cloraao • 11 u .. I 11 27 3., ·~•lo•od• S u. •.A.Ir Fore• 1 Uf•h • ,J 14 ,, U 1 I •urah .st. J.t&wah io2 second halt because were outpJay<>d in 1he hal!," said Pioneer coach Bob Mccutcheon, "I wns especially pleased With the running of Wright, KC'yes and Don Gilmore, off('nsive blocking of tackle Rick No. vack and the rushing of ends Wayne Bourque and R a y Yoast on d tense." Freshman Joe Gray, wl10 along with another year- ling, Tom Mathis, was out, standing on d('fen e, ap. peared to be the only USD casualty for its gamP Thurs- day against 1he University of Montana at Balboa Sta- dlum. Gray has a pulled muscle and it is extr<'m ly doubtful lf he'll be able to th e Plonc>C'l"S Wll! havP to pull out all stops to beat Mon. tana. ''We'll be facing the first club which can be ron- sidcred a major school and the boys definitely want to prove how they stand,'' Kc- Cutcheon said. "Despt • losing S<'RScn, Montana ha tQl.l(hf'r schf'dule and we expect 1 o encounter trouble :from its suit up. l\frCutch,-on said bC'en playing a Idaho, Wyoming, Denver and Brigham Young this 5'.~'" ... ::::;::·:::::. f : : ,t:2: USD-K•vo• 92, klckot, Nlurn (Goto, Fog,Foe Fail; USD ins 7th tbrned from Page a-16) abl~ hl>dles running back and toiih,'through the tog. • was eerie," said end <; f; ...rrwtto shares the SD .PUl·recelving r e c o r d. "Yoµ'd 10 through your pat- tern and start looking fer the pass and by the time you saw it It was gone." Heroes were numerpus for the localltes but the lad who hit the scoreboard twke, Bob. 1 by Keyes, was th,.. one who singlehandedly broke up the game. / After a scoreless first two quarters, Keyes took the sec. and-half kickoff and eame roaring out of the fog to go 92 yards to score. Tom Gates, the other starting· halfback, plunged for the two points after. fourth quarter, a pass interception by Joe Gray giving the Pio- neers possession, and Ron Falvo plunged for the final two yards. A 20-yard pass from quarterback Jan Chap. man to fullback Onnie Wright set up the TD. On the run for extra points, Falvo picked up Chapman's fumble and galloped across. Chapman's Punts~ Keyes dashed 33 fer the final USO to own, skirting end and Just n- ning the Bengals. Cliapman passed to Gates for the points after. season. 0 ~ Keyes Cuts Loose USD drove 4.2 yards to .score early in the line." Montana has ('n<'ountcrPcl such first rate clubs as 1l1 uo 11 .,: l1 KANSAS STATI 2 2 u •w-vom,no · 2 H -~!t~.'~:. ··:·::.: 31 1 •M , aurl · 41 6 Oklahom• • •• • • 4t U •Kan H • •• 1 OklahOm.a SI. 1i1 •1owa t O 7 MlchlJ ul St 11 10 I ! ll i, •• • 3 co1orado , • STAH UTAK " 1. 20 • 32 •v 21 1, • ...... 2! . . :.:::· H u. .~ 41 ,, 176 ,. i.2 RUTGERS 1'S Prlnc1ron Colute RICh"""'4 BuckMII Lthit,h Otl!IWU~ Llfll'ltlte N. CAROI.INA 5T Jl St., JS; Slln F"ranclsco Sf.. tt Fl.,!'.tsf•ft, 40; Chico Staie, 6, !;10 U, 1•; Idaho State, o. ,' ~ 7 i; Jt,,e~~!lt(c~· D. 1, Wobe, (Ulah). 12. , 12, Secramenfo JC, ,,. Arizona, ~-'; lmper111 Velley, 0, ~ir~l~t~IM J Wake For.-.$, , w1111,m &. M,rv • l! -~~~nla Tech • 1, Ml s Souther" a •c1em:son , $ Carolin1 • Quantico ~r, , •• LOhJmOld JC, l • l,•rton, Q, hlen, ..C ,mi?a. o. , 15; , 9;1wostorn ,, La,, I, tirn Cl'lrollna, 0. .as, Florida ou;el, · re T~x. f!XllS W11tern, 0. VILLANOV4. J: } •~~ion Colttflt :::: 1~ :~~f:ltFore,t .... • i 1] 'Richmond 21 ' Wicnltl • •• • •••• ....• 16 l •Quantico Marines h lll 21 -wes1Chuter sr. • Corpus 20, • ndt, t'r•kl<:o .~i.,\Je • c:«1' s.> jl. orll!•ast La. Llvln11ton 1A 1.), L1., 7, Soutt'leastern La., 'tt)(IS Southt-rn., • O; Ark&nsu AM&N, 0. 1 Bishop, 51; Len1nd, O. ------ ., i7i • • s, • 20 I 7 30 • 20 12 26 22 1> 39 :n ,2 2 " i7J a •Ot11te 2 ! ··:~··: ::.: 1s 1 g Nortl'I Carolina 2: •~•:~rrnd , • ....... OHIO STATE 'f? 19 • 9 =~~lrigton I lln01S Ind an, ,~ c~n o Norn,wuf!tn 1 32 •Furman 1 2a •vlrglnla 1 \2 •N. Carolna St. 21 1 •wake Fornt ,. - 23 .... " SC 21 •Oregon s1. •• 1:)2 19 M1cn19an ••• •. • I •N. Carolin,- 78 , J: /1s VIRGINIA TECH 21 •w. Treas s,. 6 •wake Fore-:st H •YJIII a~ .. Narv •• 13 ~•~~~!~::St. .. :~:;:· 2, 2D • •1 V1tg}n a • ··· {.,, 11111 N. Ca.. o na St.. • · 23 -:i :l~_mS~hern .. : Al . .,,_.., uo WAkE FOREST g 1S • • • •,r:;:;,.due ,: lO "MlcnlHI\ :iii k°."/e, ~~!v:ni' ru~'.uToteiFf~°u !--c-===~!!:"---------- Choomon) ..,_~----------' ..... : :•·• OKLAHOMA ~1 •w v1,;1nr1 , •or19on lexas .u Kansai fl •ic;,n,,s St 23 Co ora':lo lowil sr. • 39 •...,_,, .. . .... . 40 •ii1!~~~a St, •• •··•··• ••••• •·•· • •••••.• • , ••• •• ••• •· • • IA 20 • • 5J 1~ -~~~~r:nla IA wash ngton Sr U • • 1~ o f, .;::~?~ton • ll UCLA •Notre Dame 7~ Ji i •• J..t •Marvtanc::1 lJ Virginia Tech 1J •N. C1rolil\l SI. 24 Florida Sr lOO SMU 2~ it 29 •... .... i j NVlll~~~tna •..•:.: r 12 Cl,m50f1 :ZI •~:Jrn s, Carolfn,s By 1~ I • n Diego's nk-er i,., P ion!e Idaho wfaei<1•~gg d" past lf e Saturday night, 24-0, are ln an Odd posl• llon as they start prepara. lions for their Thankbgivlng I Day game wJth :Montana State University. At first glanC'I" t appears to be "no contest ee: U's Grizzlies are 0-9 fol" the sea. son. However, the los cs have I been to such ma_jor schools as Utah, Wyoming, Denver, Brigham Young, Co Io rad o !State and lfontanaJ,tate Col. lege, much .tougher competf. tion than the Pioneers have ·faced. I Ca1•cJa Laud~ Pioneers " USD has a Well-roached club." said Idaho coach Babe j Caccla today. "'They compare very favorably With any club we'\·e met this year." Idaho State also lost to ::'lfontana / State College, the only team which has beaten USD this fall. Caccia Went on to say that USD has the best backs his I team has played against this year. It was the fifth straight vic- tory for the Pioneers and their seventh against the lone defeat. Wierd Enoount.er The Saturda~• night fracas was on the wierd sjde with few of the 3,500 fans having much idea of what was going on down on the field. Side- line observers weren't much better ofi as a dense fpg Jlm- ited vjsib!Uty. On the field, the;a all i 1<6 WASHINGTON ST. 10 •s,anford 28 horthwes!ern Cal for,l~ • ·• , Ornoo .......... . , •sc • ·• ·•·• 1 Oregon ~t. .. · ·•·· "I la.?TO ' ••• ... •• •• 38 UCLA , '" • u f COP 68, San Dl••o Slote 17, 2~e,8, i,::o~d~,~~esi~'• C. WS~ 18, Wa.shlnyton 14. ca1h'ornlo ld, Stanford u. Wle~nb5'sVo1;1s! 5 :San 1~: 0 c?g~,h~~-~r1 o. Floostoff Sfate 40, cti-fntate ,, M•sa JC 21, Weber JC ,2. Midwest lowo 31, Noire Dttme ZI, Purdue I.S, lncltano 15 ltle). IIHnofs 27, Northwestern 20. ~~f; 0 ft~re 2 /0 'tirci1si~ it Mlchlgan Srafe 26, :!onsas state 7. Konsas 13, Missouri 13 (tie). North Texo:s S101e 21, L.oufsvm, TO, Detroit 27, Ooylon 1. Wfchita 26, George Washfnotoo 12, Ec,sf ~:: Xg!fo~· CaU~e 12. Dartmouth 21, Princeton 12. Rvtgers 61, Columbla o. ~~,io~r~ss314,'t."o"r~CJ!irJ f• Quontico 19, VIiianova 13. Buffalo 38, Buck.el/ O Western Maryland 20, Johns-Hopkins 13. Lafayette 14, Lehigh 1' (fie). 2 12, 5F~g~tri'fu 0 i ~arshol/ lJ. Hofstra J,t Temple 6, DlcKlnson 34, Ursfl'lus ,. Albd91'1t JO, Scranton lA. OOfl~~~b 0 u~g 3 g,. l 0 t,e o. l.fl'ICO/n (Mo.J 21, Emporia State O. Rocky Mountains Colorado Mines 13, F'Ol'lhondft (Okla.) ,. _ Colorado State U, rs, Colorado 1.c. f~l,fcilv SYRACUSE . co leee 2, •so~: fr. "'"" JS •Ntera,~a .......... l" Penn State . •·•·•• •····· 21 :1 -~~d:re u. ·· ··::: 6- u w. V1r11 nfa 12_ J 264 TEN>IESSEE 16 c Auburn 20 lJ Miu. State ....... 0 16 •Pi11~1"i11l 2 J.,I : tl. c~EGON STAT a SC • • • •• 11 Kansas •• ,,,w,.,,. U •UCLA ....... • 0 WYOffl'""O •·•••••• 20 ld•ha ••••• 04 •• u Washington u •C•I rorn a -••·•• o WashlnQIOn St. 24 Sfi!tl'lford • J 11? MICHIGAN Jtronclsco 5to1e 0. 8 'f,'i 1~ ;an !~ 117 · ·; ··: .~.f:shrn9tOM • .... •:•: C 1, •N•vv MUDIN•SIMMO~I 14 13 .~,~~1~?~ern ! 117 I • . • •• • . ..,~l~r U " 1: • 1,4 "l •n , •••·•• ••• Louis Ian• St. u Arizona St O Mi slUIPPI 11 •went.., 1<1 Texo Western 129 Jl .~.~,n}~ 11 St· • •Nl'll Mexico A&M • • • 11 •towa I •11Mnoi1 •1nc,.;l,-I on o St, WEST VIRGINIA 1l A, ll .... • 6d 'Richmand ),4 Ol o 'Orevon • .... • 13 •.• •· 8 •···• 1 • '21 •··....... . 12 Indiana "~ft~~fu:{.·h 21 Virgin•a Tech 35 •Ge::i. Wash1r--gton 14 "Pe-nn srate 7 Ge°'g a Tec:h u ·AlaDam1 a 'Flo<'ida Sf. 7 •N. ca..-oflnc1 6 •chatt11n009a lll I :•: ·~: · ! 5 10 i~ MICMIGA~ STATE OF PACIFIC • · ,O •·• • • _ l2 •California l • ll 12 •w-icl'lk,an . .. 20 16 24 12 1- ,r 12 \ 12 2! :;i~~~rgh ' • ... 09 •·• •~ ..... •• 1: 8 11 •Mlubslppi .2 •K~tucky varxierb11t f; tiARVARO I & Mary 15 200 o III nol! 7 •w· ccrisln lndlat\• 12 M nnesot• 20 ~Kaiua~ St. o •· 1.1 2 - u "I J •euHa10 ,, Corneil 20 •Len 'Jl"I • •· • • • ·.. , 1~ TEXA5 '1 WHITTIER 1' 2, Columbla 1: =~:~~Tvo~a~i· u Prinutl)ll •3 •G~rgia Jl Tulane- • ... 2 m u ·b~:~cmr~..:·: .: 1~ 1, •Arkansas .. • •··· 6 .C 7 Ri«: ......... # 13 •i>:.!-:or •••• .. •. lS ~'J i TCU .. - l2 •··· 8 l~ 11 117 _ Ml>IN!$OTA O 16?12? •Brown 2a *Yale ue 1t1ve•1101E 21 wuhinoton 1 • Plttlburuh I 3 •Northwe-,tern .... Is ,: •~l~~igan :::•:: :: ••• • 1 - 1?:. ?'l - ,,• • 9 98 11 HOLY ~Ross .,. tlt\lt ,.. Ct\Jno 4 •Pom na Fr•. •· o •Cldttmon ~Ueld I~ ·~:i''l~.l.. JV 24 •Long Suen Ft. lni • 29 C•I Wtsf~n (Pomona) I •Fl•11r•rr si,re II s,n Francl,co SI, , C11rnp Pendleton • • f:J CAl. 'POLY • O Pit lbUf91l • • • ... l1 1, •Syracuse • ·•·... • 1 1 l1,g~;:,ouJ" .:::::: :, it :~J,1••;, st:" • 8 0 1 ,,dlana 1'l • 26 ,. •T ex,u A&M 5::, lll r,i ' t - ." ;•:::. : 26 •g!tvtor 2 g p:~na Zt. I• •Marquette WICHITA TEXAS A&M llO 0 12 Wl!cons n :11 - 11? u •Bawlln9 Green I& Cincinnati J~ z ~~f:1srmniori'S':: t-4 Te-xa.s / Houston 12 'Mbscwi • •· TeCh 0. 115 ., 44 13 3 ........ J-, Boston Colln• •• • •••·· O u •01t1anoma St. '°' PENN STATE 14 - l~ O~ t· l.t Maryland ..... ·•· I Nebra:ka f 1 l J •i~;\or HOUSTON " '3 Ptnruvlvania ••••• ..tQ •M~rQUfttt!! ..... •·• I O Army ..... 12 3: .:::~~~-. :::::::: 14 36 •Furman ... ' u w V1rqln1a 18 32 •Holy Cross P11t.sburgh '5 212 I 1 J Ntvada 13, o San DlfCJO St. PEPPER DINE . ..• '•Lo! Ang(IH St•.•. ... •• 3j1 1; .. t!f~~s(?om.)··:: 33 2, Long Bead'\ St. •. • 7 IJ •san Die:90 u. 99 l'ITTSIURCH O a Wh ttier - • - 61 • • g }: •i~~~n!r~M ,, -Wlch t• 21 J/ •~ral~xa~ St•.•.•...:. a 26 •Geo. Wa!hin;ton •• 12 'Villanova · • • •• 1 f a •Arkansas 2: t~ .. : ·~;:;::::: le,;a,. ......, .ti Pomona Jl ~ccld1nta 35 M1:dca Polv 35 •A:tc1l•nds .1, 'L• Verne utPJM~:~o 26 _ ....... • 22 l4 21 o •Oklahema St. Tulsa tA 11,i. .• 14 20 •Tulsa i,o 142 115 pPI J M, ~o , Not1h ruas SI', /If~=~', ~:ch O WILLIAM & MARY O rEXAS tH~ISTIAN 0 lJO . _ .•• • I ,., Kansas ~IS 37 11 0 Navv 7 15 Virginia Tech ,, f g:~·o:~~ , •w. V1r9,nra h 1 7 "Davidson_ . O 1 63 .fl 1 6 CAL POLY (Sa., t.ul1 Obt!PO• \~ .. i~!nsa, .Y,M. b,rolina St. •• t 26 •Texas Tech • 25 •co1or1do s11r1 $5 •1, A. St•to l •COllt,:e ot ld.:lho 10 san Jase Sfitfe ,::r,1no St•t1 2& •Lonn ~IMh St.. ,., •P1clf c U, , •M n , a ,Stire- 1141 •s. D.coo sr1111 !41 St 84rtt.r• "' o Texas A&M • 24 • ,. 1~9 on .• 22 •savior ..•.. __ •• 36 •Marqueue. . . ..... 22 •r~xas •• .... •··"• 10 1 2 1 :M~ .... •· ·•• • Rfchmol'ld sa -;:; Chapman's punts, five for an average ot 48.4 yards per boot, were big items in the Pioneers' keepjng the visitors scoreless. One o! his punts went 66 yards to die on the Bengal two. Another traveled 48 yards to stop on the one. ••• .. TEXAS TECII • Y.esr Tnas S1ate • Tt!!Xa$ , TCU ........... •· Texas A&M WISCONSIN 1 ' U (•,. 20 M;am, (Fla • 1 i so •Marquet1e Jl 'Purdue , VY ins the suspense of a Class B ! English movie, With all sorts of odd noises, plus unidentlfi. (Cont. on Page a.. 17, Col 1) San Diego ......... 20 26 1~ 'b'l:'I: savior Tulane Arizoo• Tulsa G o 8 7 .... : s1ato ••••• ·••·• 16---- 2-1 0 0 0 e tlahO St. .•.. 13 17 •Northwestern , 9 •····· 12 So!n Di£90 U. · San D 1\90ru~·}\~fv:l!'{i5 PrungeL PAT r:u~I. Ch..,man (rvoJ, Cates (Pass i · 2 02 kick.off • Arkansas ...... • Houston - • !l1inois Jl m :~r:~ • .... i,127 •Minnesota: 71 17 l • t,..rom Chapman}. IDAHO ST A TE COACH GUEST I AT FINAb.QB MEETING TODAY Babe Caccia, I\lal10 State aoach, be a special panel guest at the final meeti~ of 011 of the Monday Quart'ez'back Club at San Di at noon today. Jack .l\lurphy, pons editor oi The San Dle,o Union, "111 b toastmaster for the meeting, which is the ·c and ponsored by Aztec Clu co who Will answer questions from Go rnali, Bob Mccutcheon. Robert CBull) Al Lewis, George Schutte, Tom Parker an Popa. WYOMING 111111 14 Kansas St. 21 Montana 11 TULANE ••• • • - ••••• • 12 •·•• 0 • • • •• 3 ' 1• Fkariela ~o -Texas : =:,.~, r, •Texes Te-ch 1 J •e!8~':'ti'1t 0 'LSU -0 Georg a ~Kh I •Mississippi . . • ... 1l 15 •Denver 1 • ·• le 28 •Oregon St.. - 1: 1,t f 1 Color-ado s.t. U. •. Mt.JU~~ •• : •• : utah Stat~ ... •·• t¥uForc~ -· .. :::: JI :Gt~'1. ,1 1 '20 ~1 12 •n 6 1" 130 62 - 11 lj9 19 ios YALE l TULSA it 13 '7 ?2 .JO CLIMSON o •Hardin-S,mmon• :m 14 l~ I •connect;cut 2: t:fu':bta ..:::::::. i i~ :§~~1~:Uth ~--::.--~: & •Pennsvlvania .•. . •..... 1 •cornc:1 a5 • • 11 •rcu 13 •A.Jr Force 'H •1Mta1'1'4 •o w1sconstn 2• •Northwntern 37 M Ch tan 2a Minnesota :is •on10 s1. 31 •Narre Dame 70 "Vfl'91nl• ,, •Norrh Carolln1 1 Marvl,nd v,nct rbllt ~~=~."· O CNl"Ula l di • 13 ~orth C1rolm1 St• •~oslQn CollcfJ •Furman • .. 12 ,: • t~ :~~1:n':ma j? •Drake , N Texas 29 tl Atran ·.•: 1~ sta:e ••·• St • 20 - ·· 14 •Princelon o Harvard 2~ ~ou;i~ti-· :·:·::: 1.S 9 •Texas Teel'\ . ••. • . 71 ,• _ • -9'2 203 _ •w1auta it;:;,i91 •D
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