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By ROB OR'l'LUAN r ut r:ov rnall mad<' it paln!ully clear ye te_rday tha_t hi~ Snr1 DI i:o Stale Collrge !ootball team will face _a ln•m •nd<>LI ta•k when ll tics mto Cal Poly of San Luis oh, po Su turd y nti:ht in Azt c Bowl. . AltPr p., r1g out posl s to Los Angele State, :vhich 1 ulnt•d the !Vlonte~uman • opt'ner. 21-3, la~t week, uov~t- n dt tnlcl thr. Union-Tribune Qu;,rtcrbaek Club at Mts• ,,, 1 V1tllcy ),nn th t "l think Cal Poly l bt'tler than Los Ang le
''We'll have to sharpen up our passing offense and our outside running game," he added. " Los Angeles deserved to win," said Governali, "They were bigger, faster and had more depth. But our kids showed a stubborness and determination which I like." Bull Trometter, whose Marine Corps Recruit Depot club opened its season Sunday with a 36-19 win over the Anaheim Rhinos , said he naturally was pleased and proud but "we made a lot of mistakes." ''This club has a long way to go," he continued. "Right
now the kids are making up with ire what they in experience. They gave it 100 per cent. It was a t effort." Trometter said three starters - fullback Bo Austin, tackle Paul Ward and end Nick Germanos-were in- jured and will miss next Sunday' s game with Fort Car- son in Colorado. "We might have a chance," he concluded, "if the boys come up with an effort like yesterday. • Al Lewis reported his Cal Western team finally started to move on offense in the second half of the- Occidental game Saturday, which the Westerners won, 22-12.· "I don't think we 've played our best game oftensive- Jy yet," he said, '•but we began to click. We've got the nucleus of a real, fine ball club." Cai Western plays Pomona College here Saturday. George Schutte • San Diego Junior Collt'g<> team also was 1\ winnt'r over the weekend (Glendale JC, 6-0J, but the Knl(ht mentor was none too happy. "We t It our kids were adequate defensively," said Schutte. "but off iVely we left a whole lot to be de- sired. We'll have anticipate another tough game against Oceanside Hhere) Saturday." Don Henson, coach of new Clairemont High, said hts charges have "as good a chance as anyone in our league." "We're not entirely inexperienced," he explainC'd . "We have eight players who won letters at Mission Bay and three varsity performers from Kearny." Clatre- mont, 6-0 victor over Crawford in one quarter of Satur- day·s city carnival, will oppose Hart at Newhall Friday. Jim Erkenbeck said the outlook at new El Capitan High went from bright to dark when ace halfback Sew.ill incurred a 1,ro'oablc ha irline fracture of h" •·we·u probably punt on first down and hope the team fumble s," said Jim . El Capitan tied Helix Metro carnival and beat Mar Vista in its l<'ague 14·13. The Vaqueros play at Sweetwater Friday. Paul Platz, whose USO team was idle last week, he hopes "we can throw and they make mistake " urday when the Pioneers meet Cal Poly of Pomona on the latter's field,
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AZTECS GROOM AIR ATTACK
Wester ers Need Tin,e, Says Coach I l'\H~ p i er! hts 1 IS- p'lUnd halfback Al ,Mart- isnn fnr his n,nnlng and hl'lcltm,:: and the wor of rullba ckl ,, e\'cn bettu th,m we expected, l11<'kle Paul \'v"ard and end Nirk C:ermanos, and it's
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Pornono Pr,ly bY l Cal Poly bY 10 pt~ 0 r• UCLA
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and rm1ld he comparPd ra,·or- ably with Dirk Ba~• of Col• ,eJl:e of Pacific. Our Dick ),!orris was exceptional on both orrense and defense, and end Bob Shank made ome good catches. We must sharpen our passing •this w.el'kend [or Cal Poly, wh ch 1s tougher than Los Angeles." Robert (Bulll Trometter, Marine Corps Recruit De- pot "We were proud of our t am after downing the Anaheim Rhinos, 36-19, but we still ha\'e a long way to go. We get a big t next weekend at Ft. Car, son, Pueblo, Colo., and will leave Thursday to get used to that high allitude. Play- ers hurt against the Rhinos were fullback Bo Austin,
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unJikdy they wiU play at Pueblo. Our main problem is pass defense since we have some short secondary men." George Schulte, San Di- ego Junior College - "Our defense was adequate in the 6-0 victory .over Glen- dale JC but the offense left much to be desired. Glen- dale r..-n 7l plays to our 31 as we kept giving them the ball. , ext for us is Ocean- Carlsbad College, coach Bill Corcoran a good job. The game t for Saturday at Ocean- Our performance of t turda nigh~ may wm RUtside. of our league, but it ·on't 1 !)!Jr own con- ference (Metro.JC)." Paul Platz, University of San Diego - "Our oppo- nent for this weekend, Cal Poly of Pomona, has Stan Jackson as one of its coach- es. He Sf't an all-time of- fense and passing record last year and we expect lots of throwing. We hope to mo\'e on them if Jan Chapman can hit his pass- es .' ' Don Henson, Clairemont High - "We are fortunate, for a new school. in that we picked up eight experi• enced men from Mice-inn T-.. •
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qu11rtrrb11rk D,ck E!lhba h Wrstrrn's n xt opponent IS tunlayJ 1s Pomona, ll club lrnm the arne leagttP (Southern Contcrence) Occidental. Bob Ortm, n, or the E mng Tnhunc sports staff, was toastmaster !or the Qurirterba~k Club luncheon. Othl'r coachl's' comments : l'a11l Go,·ernull, San Di- ego State ··Los J\ngrles . tall" hat! bigg,•r, faster , norn rxpcnencc bY_6__ Plff"sburgh bY 6 b_Y_I__ I Texas l)":'_7__ Or4!gon DY 6 -- I I I I Texas by 7 Orl!gon by 3 5tanford by S Wog~r~rn Washington St. bY I Oregon by r - sti~'r W••~;nfton Oklanoma by 1,4 TCU Oy 13 COP by l COP by l S1onford bY 6 wag~11~ton I ' ' ,, Wuhtn•f•n by 12 Ok/ahomc, Woshlnston by t6 Oklahoma by 15 I I Okt~hfC'" I I by 6 Oklahon,a by 6 TCU by 6 LSU by l.t Army by 6 Navy by 12 TCU by 10 LSU bv "!6 Army TCU by 8 TCU bY 2 LSU by 14 ~rmv by 12 Navy ~y 6 ' I I I I LSU i>Y 4 Army by 20 b';W ~~"Ir I Army vs. llllnol!! Navy vs. SMU Prl11ceJon vs. bY 8 Now DY 6 Prlric!ton by 3 SYrOCUH by 6 Northwestern OY 3 Mlchh~on Stole bY 3 Purdue by 6 Georr;lo Tech bV 3 16-.1:..0 800 33-6-1 SMU bv 2 S\\U by 2 corumbla hracuse hy 6 Iowa by 5 Michigan bY 3 Purdue by 2 Cl~~,on 1i+O by< SMU by 3 SMU by 3 SMU by 16 I Princeton by 31 Svr::icuse by 20 Columbia br 6 SYrOCUH by I ..-...--------~----~ Columbfa Columbia Ma---yl Prfnceton Columbla Princeton "-'--·i---'--by'---'l--, ---b~y--'--6--l--~byl SY~~C~H I Sy~~cr• bY l SYf~cre--l Maryland bv l Syrocus• 7~1 Tllt UN DIEGO UNION TuP ., t•pt•• !I, I ,;9 ,) b5 SAN Dt 0, CALl'OIIN IA I I I Iowa by l Iowa by 2 Iowa by 3 Iowa ' Iowa Northwestern Iowa 6-2 __ , _b~Y'-"-2--:--..:b:.cY--'2'--•I by 6 Mlchlsan Stole I Michlqan Stat, Michigan Cy I Ml~~lr . Purdue "", ClemsM DY 6 Mlfyhhian I Mlchf'i1CU1 State by 1 bYJ Mfc.hltJon on pornts bv.C u5 Notre Dam• Noln, Dom, by 4 Geor9la Tech bY 4 11-9·0 ,5SO Purdut by 6 c :emson by U 13-7-0 Notre Dome by 7 by 12 Notre Dl:lll'II NQtr• D01ne on Point& Georgia Tech by l Geor9lo iech hy I I l --i------- 24-15-1 .615 THE SAN DIEGO UNION Thurs., oct. 1, 1959 @ SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA 13-T·O .650 Georcala Tech " by 7 11-9-~ ,55D :i•3 IJ-5-0 .750 24-15-1 .61S .I 21.1tt •. 2'!-11-1 .718 .$3 ' I 16-4-0 .800 16-A-0 .800 28-11-1 ,711 .700 27·12-1 691 .650 ..... I Season's Record 30-M .769 JS-14-1 64[ , ioneers Tie Into 1 T~ugh Bronco '11' Univ,•rsity oI victory as a head coach. :an Dit'go•~ football P10neers USO troops absorbed a 36-14 have thci~ work_ cut out forlloss in the season inaugural them agam tomght as they at Cal Poly o! San Luis Obis- ~f'ek to win thew first game, ~t thl' Pason, meeting potentlPO two weeks ago. Cd! p O I y ' s Broncos at The Pioneers drew a week Pomona Catholic High, of! to lick their wounds. Only P i O ne er "poppa" Paull three players are listed as Platz ~till i• ~reking his first limping, and of the three, two, --- haliback Tom Kelly and cen- 1------------- ter Jack Garofono probably QUARTERBACKS 1;!~:~e action in the 8 p.m. MEETING SET Coach Don Warhurst's POMONA - a 19 The San Diego Union's Gridiron Selections David Dow Season: W-44 L·l! Rolla Dav., Gallup Chuck Sawyer Season: W-41 l·II Pd, ,6'5 Cal Poly by 13 Jerry ,1agee Season: W-3' L-2• Pct.• 6&1 Col Polv Johnny l\IcDonald Jeck Howard Hagen ~9!J°"a.!tt P'ct• • 621 Col Poly Nelson Fisher Season: W-37 L·22 Pot, ,627 Cal Poly Warren Wilson Phil WiUirurui Consen- Harry Monahan GAMES Murphy Season: . W•3T L-22 Pct•• &27 Colller season: w-as L-24 Pel, ,513 Col Poly Season: W4'l L,17 Pd..712 Cal P_o!y ;; i/~L-21 Pd. . 661 Ca~ Poly SU!I Season: W-3t L-20 Pct••661 Co-I Poly Seosen: Pct••&10 COIP01v --- W-36 L·21 Season: W-38 L-21 Pct•• 64f Cal POIY BY 10 Season: W-3.1 L-2' Pct..!St Col ?oty Pct••74& Cal PolY by 7 c. Poly (Pomona by 1 use by 3 Rice by 6 Clemson by 7 Army by 9 Missouri by 6 Iowa by 2 Kansas by 7 Indiana by 6 Oregon St.. by 7 Oklahoma by 6 Wash. St. by 1 UCLA by 3 Notre Oame by 6 SMU by 1 Stanford bV 6 Mich. SI. bY 7 Texos bY 7 Alabama by I Washington by 7 TCU by 3 Idaho by 7 LSU by 20 Colts bY 10 Browns by 6 Lions by 7 Rams by 12 Giants by 18 St5•,)w Lost Wetk1 W,22 L•I Pct, 733 Cal Poly at SD Stat• Cal Polv Brr by 20 bY 13 By 2 B~ 33 USD at By 20 By 12 B:i: 6 BY 3 By 1 By 13 B:t:: 12 B( 18 By 7 Bl S Bl 3 By 1 B): 7 BY 10 BY 7 By 6 B:i: 1 USO c. Poiy (Pomona USO C. Poly (Pomona USO USO use Rice by 7 C. Poly {Pomona) c. t=tolv (Pomona) USO Bl~ B~ 6 By 7 B:t 3 By 8 by 6 by 1 by 8 USO use Duke use BY 3 BY. BY 2 BV 6 By 3 Ohio stare ot use Rice at Duke Clemson at GIJ, Tech. Army at ltlinois Missouri ot l Iowa Star& Northwestern at Iowa Boston U. at Kan54s lndlona at Minnesota Oregon St. r,,u~~:sgirgtl ~Notre Oame a Cit PUri:lue N~tJ:t n coP at Stanford WMich. St. a1 \11.ichlgan "' 11ihrnia (If Texas • • Arkansas Idaho at Arltona savior at LSII Sean at colts Browns at Cards Lions at i Packers Rams a1 49ers Glants at eagle.s Red$kil'\S at Steelers IColorado at Oklah0ma 4 Wash. SI. al Oregon By 2 BY 6 C. Poly (Pomona USD Ohio Stot• Ohio State Ohio State bt 6 by 1 Ohio Stat• Br 1 Bt 9 B)'. 6 BY 4 8V 2 By 3 By 9 By 2 Bl( 1 BJ!: J Bl] Ohio Stat• bV 13 use Bt: 7 By 6 BY 8 BY 21 Ohio state Ohto State Ohio State Ohio Statt Rlce- Duke Duke Duk& Duke- bY 3 by I Clemson Duke Duke, Duke BY 7 Duke DUkl Go. Tech BJ!: 1 Clemson: bY 2 Ga. Tech Cl~r· Army by 20 by 1o4 by 12 by 20 Konso!!i Indiana by 13 Mls$0Url fowa Nebraska . Clemson BY 3 Armv BylO Missouri By 3 By 4 Sy 6 By 10 KanSO!I lndlono Nebraska BY 9 By 13 Oklahoma lowo Clemson TI• Clemson G'/i/1°h Army @Y 10 B:t 6 By 7 Ml$Sourl Iowa Kansas By 6 Indiana By 6 Nebraska Oklahoma By 7 BY 7 By 6 Oregon Clemson BY 2 Army Missouri By to BY 7 Army Armv Army !Army Cl&~'\°" Army by 13 BY 10 Army Army Army Bl 10 Mlnourl •r • Iowa a1.;2 Kans ay s Indiana BY 7 N\b;" Oklahoma 2ska Mi5SOUrl bv 13 Missouri By 3 BY 1 Kansas By S Ind Iona BY 6 Nebraska Iowa Missouri BY 12 By 7 Kanso, By 3 Indiana BY 10 Oregon St. Olc.lahomo By l Northwes1ern BYS Mluour-1 Missouri Mls5our( By 13 Bv 2 Kansas BY 2 Indiana BY 3 lowo Missouri Jowa Iowa Northwestern by 3 BY 1 Iowa By 6 Iowa By 3 Kal;~s lndlono By 6 Kansas by l Jndfono by 13 'Neb,-aska bY 1 ~lohoma Kansas By 6 Indiana By 7 Nebraska . Kansos By 7 Indiana By 13 Nebraska Oklahoma By 7 t~ s~ is w in 1 0 p s OU k s ' Kansas Indiana Sy 2 Broncos enter the game with a 1-1 record. The Br on cos battered Mexico Poly, 22-6, in their s e a s on opener and then dropped a 34-14 verdict to San Francisco State last! weekend. 1 Big Bill Clarke, a 241- 1 pounder, has replaced J. T. Trily at offensive tackle_ to give the Pioneers a little more beef on offense as Platz • 1 f'ndeavors to give his passers a little more ti me. Trily, a regular on de!ense, will con- I tinue in that capacity· I Proba'ole starting lineups: USD POL Cal Poly WQlk•f" {1115) .• ~. ·Ir··· at Nebraska by 6 The Union.Tri'ounP. Quar- trrbark Club will hold its third we<'kly luncheon meet- Ing Monday noon in the Mi~- sion Room at Mission Val- lr.y !nn. Speaker~ will include !our regular panelists, plus two hl~h school coaches. Regu. l"rs are Paul Governali, San Diego ~111 tr. College; George 8chutte, San Diego Jur1io1· Colleg_e; Al Lewis, Cal Wrslrrn, and Paul Platz Uni-ers1ty or Sari Diego. Aull Trom Color- ado with Corps Rt·crult for a Fort ab ent but prob,,b\y wil be represented by someone !tnm MCRD. , By 3 Sy I Oregon State Oklahoma BY 2 By 6 By 1 Oregon Pittsburgh Notre- Dame By 3 Nebraska Nebraska Oklahoma Oklahoma BY 6 BY 3 bY 20 Oregon bY 1 U£½ 1 BY l . BY 13 BY 14 Oklahoma By 12 Oklahoma Oregon t,y • UCLA t,y 12 Oregon BY 2 Wash. St. Oregon BY 6 By S Ore;on By l UCLA By 3 By' Oregon Bv 2 UCLA By I By 8 oresaon By 3 Oregon BY 7 UCLA By 10 BY 10 Oregon By 7 UCLA By 6 By 1 B:z: t B:t 3 Br 6 B:r'. 3 BV I Bv 7 BY 3 By 4 By' By 4 By 3 By 10 Bl 3 BY 7 By 6 Bmwns Lions "Om!'! Giants Steelers SMU Stanford Mich. St. Texas Alabama Woshlngton TeU Idaho LSU Colts Ldlt Week W-1' L·H Pct. S33 Notre Dame Pittsburgh By 4 By 1 By 1 Purdue NOVY Stanford Pittsburgh Pittsburgh Notre Com• By 3 BY 2 UCLA BY I 1 lfl?tre Dome bv 7 • Notte Dome Pil:?b~rgh l\otre Dome Notre Dame by 7 by 6 Notre Dame By 1' Notre Dome !Mu By 6 By 7 By 6 Br 3 BY 2 Br 1 Stonford Mich. St. Texas. SMU By 3 By 7 By T Stanford Mich. St. SMU Notre Dam, Purdue By 6 By 7 By 6 BY 1 BY 7 BY 3 By 14 SMU BY 7 By 3 By • BY l BrJ By l By 8 By I BY 1 BY 7 By 2 By 5 Navy SMU' By 1 BY 4 Bt 3 BV 6 BY 3 By 5 ·-z By I B Wosh1ngfM Wo BYS T'"j,'? 4 .J t ldoho OM BY 2 Y 2 LSBUY 7 , LS,lJ, ..._ __,.-· Stanford BY 19 Mich. st. By 9 BY I Bv 2 By 6 · Mlchfgon Texas Texas ./. By 20 bY 16 SMU SMU SMU Stanford Mich. st. bY 13. b:r'. 7 Texas by 2 Alcbma bY U Stetnford by 6 M~\t,-.,St. SMU Stanford Br: 1 M],f.!"f"'\• 'Y~n ~taboma Washington BY 6 Stanford Slonford Michigan Stanford Stanford tY 12 Mich. Ste By 1 Texas Alabama Bv 1 B:t & wgih1 1 1r,ton Mich. Stat• 1 Bl T By 7 Mich. St. Te:icos ' by 20 Texas TeXO! Te)(aS B:t 6 BY 7 BY 5 By 2 BY 2 BY 9 By 3 BY 2 BY 4 By 6 Texa, BY I Alabama "" J t Washington by 13 Arkansas Albania Vanderbilt Woshlngt'on BY 6 Aloboma By 3 BY 1 BY 1 Vonderbllt Washington Alabama By 3 washlngtDfl By a Washington Washing-ton by 6 Woshlngton BY 10 TeU TCU by 13 TeU by 1 TCU TCU 1 TeU BY T TCU BY 7 By 7 !daho Idaho TCU Arizona B): 2 by 7 By 5 ldoho by 6 Arizona By 7 Idaho Arizona Idaho JV- Bl 1 By' By 1 BY 3 LSU LSU Idaho LSU .., . . ... bv 2D .B~rs by 7 LSU by 10 LSU By 10 er 10 By t LSU By 15 By 3 By T By 6 LSU LSIJ Colts Cards by 3 bv 3 by• Pockers Roms Gtants by 3 steelers by 13 by 13 BY 14 BY 10 Colts Cor-ds Lions Bv 2 BY 1 By I BY I By 3 Eagles ~9er.s LSU -- 1 Colts ....... Colts BY 10 .._ ... 6 Colts Coif$ Be:irs cords Lions Colts BY 2 srowns ey 2 Ll'/i~l R\'C', i1ants BV 6 Shiel•rs rowns by 14 Ions by 9 Colts 15rowns BY 4 Packers Bv 7 Roms By 3 Giants By 1 Steelers By 1' Cords Browns Browns I Browns ey, I.Ions Bv 7 Roms BY 7 Giants By 13 Steelers By 7 Clarke eoic.er Chapman LM!Chnl9 piDdonfo: \Grov Brownt BY 8 Packers BY 3 . •. re .. . (186). ,(171) Arno12 (162) Smith (17'1 Hernandez . . lions aers Lions Lions (172) ob 1 "t";''u ..,lants by 15 Bv I \ (IISl .;''~ ,,_ ti Br; 3 Roms Cl n.> Roms Bt 10 Giants By 7 Steelera By 6 BY 1 Giotit.s ey 1 Steelers By 6 (1~) '" . aurM-tt ( 170) Oc.hoa Rcims Ei•J•: Steelers By 8 By 10 (1'1)., 1b • Rems Giants Gl~~tl StP~ers BY 3 B:t: 7 By A By 8 R.edslc:lns St!!elers by 3 BY I Redskins Last Weeki W·21 L,9 Last W~kt W-20 L-10 Pct• • '41 Lasr Weeki W-21 L-a Pd••733 Last Weeki W-19 L-11 Pel•.IS! Last Weeks W,20 L-10 BY 5 Lcz,t Wtekr W-Ui L-14 Pct•• m ve.1~• ' Lo1t WNk1 W-1$ L•l2: La,t Weeks W•tl L-lZ Pel. ,600 Last Weeki W·ll L-1% Pct, .600 LasMYtekl W-14 L•)4 Pct••4"7 Pct••JOO Pct, .641 Pct•• Pct. ,433
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