News Scrapbook 1958-1961

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TR! SAR Dtmo OlfTI71f rl., n. :10, 19-i9 ® 3 SAN 01 0 CAI.IFORNIA a USD TO TRY TO HALT SKID IPitelal t• TM San Dine Union "ORTI!RJDGE, Jan. 29 Unh r tty o1 San Di- ego will attempt to break a nine-game ha ketball losing treak here tomor- row night against a San Fernundo tale College whlch defeat ,1 the Pio• neer earlier. 73-70. From here, USO goe · to Orange Saturday to t t powerful, once- hapmnn Colleg . rd Ken L lie ha, r d point

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USO Cagers Turn To Semester Exams Coach Les Har\'ey's Umvers,ty of San Diego basketball toam )Olnec! with t11e entire tudent bocly today in preparing for ,emeste1· final exam~. The team -Aili be inactive for 11 days. , The Pioneers on the short end of a 2-11 record have nine lou h gitmes ,remaining in the second half of the 1958-1959 eason. Eight of the nine games v.,ll be played on the road- dena and Pepperdine games ,three in the Los· Angeles area, followed the same patt~rn as one in Sanla Barbara a"'ainst last year, when the Pioneers ., lost to the two teams on suc- at cessive nights. The P!onners Fresno State, one game cross• had a good night against Pa.sa• own against the San Diego dena but gave away too much {annes at the Point Loma Gym height before running out of nd two g-ames closing; out the. gas in the second half. eason at Chico state. Leslie sparked a gr~at first The lone home game will be half against Pe~perdine and return match w'.ilh Pasadena helped puRh the Pioneers into a , uso·~ to s to Biota was the lege at Orange the following second Joss of the season to the night. USO lost to San Fernan• Los An!tele! club. The Pasa- do State, 73-70, in an earlier _____________ m.ecUng this season. (Thirtttn G•J!I" ) Won Lost. FGt\ l'G'\l P~l. YT FT~l Pel, Reh•A"(· TP•ATS. USD __ l 11 ~12 331 13 7 !)J.8 36-3,6 33. 3.3 • Tom Mo-thl&, g __ 8 61 26 42.6 15 1 46.6 33•2.5 59• 1.3 t g•·on B&ktr, c__ !0 58 19 3' 1 II 1 63.1 33•2.; 45-t.5 Brl1.n Roth, f -- 3 iJ !> 31 2 8 5 6'l.:'> 20-5.0 tr,. 3.0 Gene o: o c _ I O 000 • o O 00.0 3-3.0 0-00.0 Jim O'l\ell. c -- 1 I Ro[.5\i~fs \ 0 oo.o 0-0.0 0-00.0 ~c. 2-t'S0, 63 D1e;o :-.avat sta•1on. H De 6-U8D, 4 Biol/I Coll«<, 69, i)P'C. 8-USD Sa • Ditfo sa.,a.t Trt.lnhll' Ctnt~r. 68. Oec 10-uso, -3· Ley.el.a. 1,;nhentt1, 79 • ~c. 16-L"~D. 91; Lt. emt CoUelt~. 64, Dec. li-t:SD. . tmonl cou.., .., tiO. ..:aec 1 9-USD. 70, liiian. ..1:«-rn1.ndo su.te. 73: ~t -;3~1{,~'6. \ 83:: ~-:, 1:Jfc', 0 • ~~~!t°rcr; rt.. uon 74 t"-~~~o.•i;;C87:,fll PC~11!~~~nit~•- We5trnont College, one C II Jr b l4 t M comfortable H-27 h1!.lft1me lead. a • 15 • The Waves flooded the gymnas• ·u with 50 points In th s c ond he.If, however, &nd went on a to win handily despite Leslie's 0 egBe on H' \ ruary ion ay 1 • In three Lo.• Angeles games 1 m e e - 1 t . k USO I t to Bi 1 atl "ee , 06 College, 71•6~, Pa~

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BASKETBALL SCORES

COLLEGE San Oie90 45, Naval 6 rCRD 93, Cal POIY '\son Luis 00 oo) PO tie 91. College of Pocif,c SJ I asn ,,~ton Sbte "'• Eosrern wosri• In on 5J 30 tdland1 IS Claremont Harvev Mudd Nestmor,t as Occidental 75 Boston Col age 8 , Rhed~ Island 67 R pen 65, corro!M 1 ~ls) 62 Klnsis ra) 8~E. Stroxtsburg (Po) 69 lrn" ,,:· A~1or1"'~r.:,- Col 62. I w 1 va WeslevCT1 11s, 11.'heellng 67. M ddle Tenn 79. Ocpid Uoscomo 52 Belmont 9J. Lambvtn 75 Sterl (Kan -'6 Bethrl (Kon) '5. Em~ria St. 'f!J;r"""' 61. !T' WH ern n SJ, Col. EmPO{lO Mc:PMrson 18. Taoor n. Mqrauelt 76, Wi,con5n ,,. t~~o J~• P~u~~n ~hr. 62. O

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