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Pioneers Receive Final OK By MEL ZlKt:l-'i

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• McCutcHe akeHint • Seeking Other Employment • Handshake Thing of Pas\

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Add anothct· footbRIJ g11me to your sch!'dule Unlwrsity o! San Di<'go vs. M a r I n e Corps Recruit Depot, Dec. 6 ln Balboa Stadium. The Pioneers received their final OK today, ac,·ordlng to Fr. William D. Spain, USD's administrative vice prcsidPnt, and the game i~ ''dt'finitely on. 1 ' USD recC'ived this tl'JC'gram today: "PleasP fe<>I !ree to sch('dule game in Dcccmbc1·, Jetter follows. Regards, csg) WallPr Hyers, NCAA, Kansas Clty." Byc>rs had said f'Hl'lier, "the game couldn't be con- ~id red a poHt•sl'ason gamP, but an <>xtPnslon of the s1';1- son. 1' USD NIX<>d Bame l~a,·IIPr Th<> ~urpris@ palL"lng wa~ dlsclos<'d at Monday' ar. t<'rhaC"k Club lunchpon. D had tried lo i;cht"dule lhP l'l• on('C'fS (';l t•lil'r in th/' S('RS011 wh!'n both came up with ail opPn dale, Nov. l, Arter NP- vada ,·nn!'Plc>d out on usn and J<'I miss killc>d a game with tlw M,uincs. Af that 'tim,:,, lJSJ1 w,rnled nothing 10 rlo with th De\lll· dogs. P<'ssimtstk Bull Trom • ter, MCRI) <'011<'h, Sitid, "Now tht"Y know how weak we arr. • J>toneers Near Windup The Pioneers are 7:1 going into tomorrow night's game against Montana St tie U n I• versity Jn Balhoa Stadium, thP!r last scheduled game of thP yPar. MCRD Is 7-2 as the Dr>vlldogs prr>p for a Sunda afternoon engagt'm!'nt wlfl1 the semi pro Mont£>bc•Jlo Rhinos at the Depo1. • Univ.-rslty offirials wPnt lo worlt in <•arnc-st late Monday, ;i ftrr Tromctl<'r's di. los11rl! Ihat MCRD had b<'<•n eon- tac1<'d about a gamP. TC'l<>· pl1one ,·alls 10 the Natlona I Assoria1ion ol lnt<'rroll<'giafe Athieti,•s and National Coll<>• giate At h 1 et i Association brought. tentativP approval, but therP still wPre a fpw minor l'JUPstion!! which had to b clearPd Scrlmma,re QuP~tlon lJSD ls on the doors1<'p ot official accreditation !rom the two national groups, so the P!onN.r·s rtidn't want to run the risk of any black marks at. ' this lat<> date. Under NCAA rules, a !Pam is aJ!owed 10 gam<'s, induct. ing game-type scrimmages. USD had its nine games, in• eluding tomorrow night's tilt, and the only thing the Pi- oneers had to prove was that • a pre-season scrimmage with MCRD wasn't a "full game• . type." , Rumors that USD is up tor a Sun Bowl bid are foundless.

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• l\HU '(} CO. CH: Any football coa~ Wla\\ \ a 7-1 record would have a right to be laugl'illg ov r the pl ,. . h n \ Lif ~hould be a bowl of ·herries to sue a

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1 But SU(·h is not the ase , w i t h Bob McCutcJ10n, winding up his second ~ar \ as th head grid tuto at University of San Diego. The Pion er·, in t tie .,,. third season of fielding a football team. have been beat n only once in eight starts. How,v r, ::\kCutcheon, ordinarily a good-natured !ellow, manage. only an 0<•casional smile. He ha b en told his fu- ture at the new s<'hool is question blf' and it not only is J)<'rplexing to him

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but lo · rn, oth r folk. as well. "I ju t d9n't unrlct· ·tnnd it," he ay rathf'r sadly. I'll island tin my rl'cord, but ap rcntly that isn't good nough. "1( the school w,1 going to r n w my contract (whi h xpir, in May) I would h, ve been told be- fore th!·. On my desk I have applications from more th· n 50 football player who want to enter the •hnol. I'm not about to look into them if I'm not going to be ·1round for next sea on. "Did I say if? By this time I know I won't be Rrounf!. I can take a hint. so I'm looking around. I won't giv them a chan('e to fire me." l<•Cutdwon, who cam!' to SD from Ante- lo Valley ,Jnnlor CollrJ!:f' where he <'Oached suc•·1•ssful t1•·1m<;, ft l"ls where hi> "tore hi p nt "w with the 'SD Boosters Cluh. "• 11 ()r •·inizalion ()( tpis type is n cessary to a <"hool will! an athletic progrnrn," he admits, "but I'm u. t not society minded. I don't go to th opera with h Boo tc1· members, so they are out for lily s ·alp.'"

MY, JY, :UY, t\lY, '\IY - Ja!, Chapman, left, and John Mulligan of University of San Diego turned in somr of their best

locking of the year 88 Poinsettia Bowl queen eandidates, from left, Penny Yoder, Be\ rly Dudley, Stephaine Clark, Janice

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wa1C'h pra<'(kc>, s ion. US plays Montana tateU. tomorrow night in Balboa Stadium.

GriZz ies Hopeful 0 Wio Over USD Soe-c,al ta EVfNING TIU&UNE MI Ot LA , font. Hoping to avf'1 t their second inle s sea~on in the his- ake over el'\nlng F mi clle

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post on defense. Although 1t still has not heen deter- mined whether Renning 111 . ee action against the Pioneers, Jenkins ls satis- fied that Matte and Emerson can ban- ~Je the job. Renning Incurred torn knee ligaments against Montana State College, the ninth straight team to tame the Grizzlies. Injuries hav n key factors ln MSU's w l n Les 33.lsllillll!Jn. In addition to Renning, t @ridildl!!I have lost first• string quart~ back B ce Olson, starting center Mick O ie nd semi-regular full- back Jerry Youn",,,~c,......,5e of Injuries. Montana ,11/il] al te etween T and single-wing i m tions in the Pioneer game. Coa h Jcm n favored the single- wing attack ear!Jer in the season, but now plans to use considerable T plays lo help the Grizzly passing attack. They were S('heduled to land at Lindberg Field this afternoon at 3:45.

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tory of the school, Montana University gr!dders 1el t here today by air for their Thanksgiving night game against Uni• verslty ot San Diego in Balboa Stadium. Head coach Ray Jenk.ns, v.ho has sent his Grizzlies through some torrid work• outs the la week, announced his team ready for e tilt, which is being billed as a renewal of the Poinsettia Bowl, "We needed last 'weekend off since our attack sputtered the Saturday befor<> against the ontana State College Bob• cats" Jenkins said, "and there was much polishing needed ii we were to have any chance of beating San Diego " MO\ tnJf into a first-string guard posi• tion n place of All-American nominee Stan Renning was John Matte, a sopho- more. Mike Emerson, another soph , will

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chairm n of the thletic Board hiring of Mccutcheon is the dee· Too mu ·h s been said already.''

control. e re- on of the school.

In the me con 1 maki ate Athletic Janu, ry.

time, us has been reported, McCutch- plans to attend the National Collegi- s ·ociation meeting in Cincinnati in lands another job, it will make the anti- time ootball coach, whose team had taken , vigorously shake the hand of his al mentor. rting gesture alt ugh the loser might u inside.

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Mccutcheon group breathe a sigh of relief. It'll be a yout for them. VE FEELI.: ·o !any a

e op.-n. They ar rcfusing the han

asp of friendship at

the eulmination of festivities. It has happened on several occasions this season. It proves that it's no fun losing.

h-4 EVENING TRIBUNE

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SAN?IEG~CALIFORN~A n ed., . o, . ~6, 1958 TRIBUNE Pigski

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