News Scrapbook 1958-1961

'60

PIONEERS SCHEDULE GRID GAMES FOR

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"We'll have eonsiderablP more height th Is si>ason," .says Pioneer <'ourt roach Les Harvey. "We averagPd 62.5 points a gam1, last yPar but stilJ didn't come out too good <5-181. "This Yt>H we have addPd some tall freshmen lno •t of lhem with Pr<'tty good SpPe-d, so thP outleok is bright !or the future, WP'll lose only one man oft this year'• squad by gradua. tlon," added the greyhPad. ed mentor. Lf>ttPrmen bark In th e

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The Southern California Federation Interscholastic spotllghted Monday at the luncheon meeting or the Union-Tribune Quarter- back Club at Ml~sion Val- ley Inn. Coaches of the area's four championship hirh school teams will peak, At prl'~- ent only Al Gilbert ot Chu- -¾a Vista ,High lteflnltPly is set for an a nee. His SP a rt a M ady have c!m ched th" Metro Ll!ague title. The W e s t e r n Lf>ague Probably Will be represent- ed by Birt Slater of Kearny while the Eastert1 LPagu~ final football playoffs will be

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Coronado and Oceanside all ln the running. Coach of th e team which ls selected 1 o rPpres<'nt the circuit wlll app<'ar at the Quarterback Club. Rl'guJ11r panPllsts will be I'auJ GovPrnall, San Dlego State Colll'ge; Biill Tro. rnettC"r, Marlnp Corps Re. <' r ult Depot; George Scl1utte, San Diego Junior CollPge; Paul Platz, Uni- versity of San Diego, and 1 Al Ll'wls, Cal nt,,rn. All . but 'J'romette wll) have ' completed their seasons. , The public is Invited. Only ,qu!llifi~atlon tor "member. ' ship in the dub Is that you 1 bP a football fan J •

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<·atche. pass in end zone for touch- Diego in Balboa Stadium. Jan Chap- down during first quarter ~of~S:.a:'.tu~r:::_d:.-::af...y_...:.:.m:::a:::n:....:.:is.:..::d:.:.ef::.:e:.:.n:.:.d_e_r._M_o_n_ta_n_a_S_ta_t_e_v._·_o_n_. I EVENING TRIBUNE \ SAN Dll!GO, CALIFORNI" b9 1:· )Ion.,. ·ov. 16, 1959 •

TJnlver~lty or 8rm Dlei;o's \l'O·llme C'alhol1c Kll,Amrrl,•an entl C. G. Walher cloR1•tl out hi~ coli< i:iatc football ,. 11 ,..,.,r in brll- l,ant. fashion but In A losing cau•P. Jnat Saturday night. The Pione!'rs ftnl•hPd the s•a- son losing to Montan11. St.Ate Collei;-e, 47-0. USO ended "ith 11. 1-5 record. ) Walker, Who earned A posi- tion on the 19,~9 Academic All-1 American football team, aluded heavy Montana State coverage lo catch five ptll!$e~ !or 70 yard., and boost hi• season total to/ :14 6 yards, Walker's r e co r ti three-year career total tor pass 1 rec!'pllons fs 1,064, J The Pioneers were hPld scot·e- less for th.. f Ir st time tllls season, but got a great pcrform- anc, from 170-pound quart<"r- back JAn Chapman Chapman, a candidate for 19511 small college All-A merkan honors, complet- ed 10 ot 24 PMMs, attempted for 112 yards and raised his aeason total to 717 yards !nj five g-amcs. Montana Stat.. ColJPge took the openln~ kickoff and moved 67 yards !n 10 plays and scored when halfback Jim Mc Le O d plunged over center from the one. Q11a1·terbark Gary Davies ran for the conversion. I The Bobeats ca me bark two minutes later to ~core on a six yard pass from Davies to Mc- Leod. Montan"- State's Bob I Schmib ~et up the score, Inter- cepting a pass on the Pioneer 23. The Pione.. r11.took ovn 11nd launched their first ottensivpl drive of the first half and drove to the MontanR State 23, but the visitors' gi~anti.- line held .. / Second• later Montana State halfback Sam M o ore took 11. pltchout from quarterback Dar- ryl Dupuis and raced 8~ yards for a touchdown, End B r a, d Lowell kicked the extra point. The Bobcats' fourth touch- down was set up on a. 46 yard run by halfback Tommy Molen, Two plays later, midway In the second quarter, halfback Bob Rudio drove five ya rd s off guard for the ACore. •Quarter- back Dupul scored the fifth Mnntana StRt~ touchdown of the first half nn ll 21 yll rd keep-J er pl"-Y· Dupuis ~eked the ex- tra pnlJlt, Montana. Stat~ opened thP I ~•cond halt by klckini;: oft to USD. The .PlonePr8' Chapman irenerated a 53 yard drive on the O))Pnlng kickoff of the second half to the Montana. State tour yard line-but !he massive Mon- tana. State line staged t h e I r fourth goal line stand. Montana. State and USO ex- changed long drives In the third quarter, but the Bobcats final- ly broke the second halt dead- lock when fultbeak Jack Cam. eron broke lhrougli. c•nter for 10 ya.rd II and a t chdown. LowellR kick was good. A 65 yard punt r<>turn by MolPn to th• usn 25 11.. t up Montan,. fln1tl acor~. Q1111.rt•r- hRck Harry Lopson,e•kl PMRPd 25 yllrd~ to end Bob Dun.do tor the •ror•. The Bob<"atl! outrushed the Pion•ers 2!l3 tn 109 net, rmt- pa•sPd th• PionPPrs 184-112, and led in first downs, 16-1/i, Guard Wayne Bourque and linebacker Al Zuniga were de- fensive standouts for thP Pio- n<'ers, Sophomore Jo'!/ Gl-ay fin- ished the RCRSC'n wit~ 288 yardR (5..5 yardq per carr.v average) to win the individual rushing championship and won the USD leading scorer title w i th 22 poinls.

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WHITTIER COLLEGE NEWS BUREAU

Bertha Hodgkinson

James B. Moore Director

Assistant

Phone OXbow 3-0771

California

Whittier

November 30 , 1959 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

1959 NAIA District #3 All-District Team Named The National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics District #3 announced the All-District selections for 1959 today . The district-wide balloting of coaches covered 18 district schools in the California-Nevada area. The following men were named: FIRST TEAM:

1 ~!r!a!'J£~!~!BUNE :l i\lOQ., Nov. -30, 1959 b-5 / USO to Face N OYY, OJWJtet' Univer ity of" A l e age r • . /ego . . s, victorious in tw Pl actice games Ia . 0 TraPac at C ' P Y Ph1b- row night at o;o~~do .tomor- the Pioneers .,,jJ,. b arting tor Maines, s. 4 li e 6-1 Bob / Baran, 5-1 r.; 1 • 6-2 Ed- 6-5 CharlH'.1' I: tlpg and USD Will ' W'. / Thursday night. T/te1'9o hitter have beaten Miramar ' S!e,.rs and Unite~ethren, 68-~: •'1'5,

Whittier College Redlands University Occidental College San Diego State College

Gary CAMPBELL Roger CHANEY Pete TUNNEY Dick MORRIS

Linemen:

University of California, Santa Barbara Humboldt State College

Ray SCHAAK Vester FLANAGAN Vince ASARO Bill SAARANZEN Dick CATE

Whittier College Cal - Poly Pomona Whittier College

Cal- Poly Pomona Redlands University

Don HOGAN Doug MATTOX

HONORABLE MENTION: Backs :

George Pepperdine College Cal- Poly Pomona Cal - Poly Pomona University of San Diego Redlands University University of California, Santa Barbara

Steve Johnson Roger Folsam George Swade Jan Chapman Tim furroughs Boyett

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Chapman, the nalion'R third leading amRtt coJIPge punter IA11t yeRr with • 4.1,8 averag.., f1n- lshf'd the 11eason With a 40.1 average,