News Scrapbook 1958-1961
~DAd C[\ffl)jZ TO OPEN BOO DRIVE A b k: drive for the Univ1•1 ity of San Diego library sponsored by nine court o! the Catholic Daughters o! America wlll be launched at 2 p.m. March T( with a book tf'a in the library. The Rev, Charle • Dol- len, library director, w!ll review four books on the t h e me "The Christ o! Holy Week" at th tea. frs. Roy Fitzgerald CDA vice state regent, i~ genl'ral c-hairman ot the dnve d . ignated "Opera- tion 10,000." Committee c h a 11· men rr•pt·e en1lng San Diego c o u n t y court include Mmes. W. B. Murphy William J. Butlel', J\lllto~ Han ·en, Ralph Mulro.·, C u r t I . Lentz, Carl Soa1·e , Larry D. Hieb and !\Ii Lewlne Gor- man.
·or~.«Jft \¾{r(ffd School's Building Fund Mary Loni e Hick<>Y, solo dramati t, wlll be p1 escntcd by the alumnae a~sociatlon of the AcadPmy of Our Lady of Pea<"' in II bl'nefil program M rch 21. The pr... t ntatlon will bf' gl\ en ii MoL'e Hall on Lhc l'l!Jnpt s of the Uni 61ty of • an Diego h1>glnnlng at 8::io p.m. l'l'
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'irtf GI Lf'JX£f:J HERE TONIGHT Sid Gillman, coach of he Los Angeles Char.!lers, will speak to member1- of the University of San Di- ego Boosters Club tonight at Lark Cafeteria on cam- pus. Social acri\•itie · will start at 6:30 o'clock. Gillman, former coach of the Los Angeles Rams, will guide the Chargers in the initial season of the American Profes,ion- al Football League.
ter) tic . It never ,, as more e, dent than one day in the 1940 s when the Ca, er "ere playing 111 1 uc•son. With the ball game tied up Morrow became the target of a Tuc- son heckler. Then San Di• ego exploded for several runs in the eighth inning to tak1c a commanding lead .. As the runs poured ac-ross the plate a beamir g Mor- row turned to the stands and houted, "Yon Jokers had b tter cal, the tuc on Fire Department to put us ot1t:" The heckler was si- len~C'd.
WINNER - Mayo Loi- zeaux, who was named best adress at Pasadena Playhouse, will appe r in I scenes from ShakesP1t,are plays wit.h Richard (Ji-ay ton:iorro:" at 8 p.m. at the University of San Diego.
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Padres Clout Pioneers, 16-9 (Cnntlnned1 Ro enbaum al~ Will work League ••. Infielder Billy rhanc-P. nt getting b O t h of against the Solon". Hunter, who announced hi~ . . SHORT HOPS - El mer · 1r b thl'm," Metko-ich ~atd. "Hank Emmon,. the PCL umpire retirement om . aseball Green berg, has told R a l p h who ha,i been assigned to thl' recently. has been in touch Kiner Padre ~eneral man-:Padre training base, wa a with Padre officials. Toronto agPrl that thP \\'hit.- Sox want Dorsey High School contem- 1 of the International League both or them to play rPgu. porary ot Bulor_d m L.A. Only wouldn't meet Billy's asking 26, Emmons 15 tht> PCL's . lar I~ " vounaest arbiter. He has pnce, reportedly S11,000, , • Robinson and catcher Bob tour 0 years experience, 1 he ~nftelder Mike Her~hberger Wh1t"orth were excu ·ed to. la~t in the Northwest 1s hobbled by & pulled leg day to attend sprvices in San • • * muscle ... Catcher Les DtPgo for Bob Thorpe, former ~J~. 28 • , •,hi~i .. ~_;g• •~ '/obJ :'llo~ will have his achi_n:;:- PCL pitcher who "as electro- ~f,:',.~~... 5 2 1 o Mc
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p~~tfrs rlc~ Cal Tech Nine Tom Goddard a freshman ri hthander irom St. Augus- tine, will pitch :lor the Uni-- versify or San Diego todayl vhen 1t faces Cal Tech in a baseball game at ]\{ o r row Field. The game will start at 3. Pioneer coach :.\1ike Mor- row has assigned sophomore erry Lorenz, another right• hander. to take the mound· to- morrow against Cal Western! on the same diamond. 1
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Us6 F~~~; 1~ , Cal Tech The University Qt an '.Diego varsity bMeball tearn f!t to Mike Morrow field ter plav• ing its last seven games on the road and meeui Cal Tech at 3 this Friday afternoon. Coach J.fike Morrow announc- ed that he would start fresh- man pitcher T o m Goddard against Cal Tech. The Pioneers meet Cal West- ern Unlve1·sity at 2 p.rrt this Saturday at Morrow Field. Sophomore Terry Lorenz will start against the W <'sterners. USD met Cal Tech ln a dou- ble-header last season &t Pa, a- dena and split, :winning the first game, 11-7, and losln_g: \he second game, 8-7 USD Jost Its mE:eting la.st Monday "1th the !';an Di · Padres, 16-9. S ond baseman Jim Florenza hit a three-run home run and two •ingles and paced the Pioneer attack.
IN 'OTH.FJLLO' ROLE-,;.Richard Gray, British a<'tor, will 1.<>am with Mayo Loiuaux In a presentation of Shake11pearean selectlon11 In the College for Women theater at 8 p.m. this Tuesday, Mar,•h 15. He is pletured in the role of "Othello.'' • • • • • • Sltakesp••are J•rogra1n Two Will Perform In College Tlreater "Caviare t.o t.he General," a Shakespeareitn program star- ring British actor Richard Gray and Pasad na Award winner Mayo Loizea.ux, will be presented at the University of San Diego at 8 p.m. Tuesday, March 15, in the College for Women theater. The show fealUres selections from " y V," Ot.l\11110," ''Hamlet," and "Richard III" and is performep on a compa.ra• tively bare stage by only two players. "It is not a mere book-in•hand dramaliz..tion, with stools, lectern, glallsea of water and rustle of pe;ges," says. Gray, who double • as director, "but a concert,.--style quartet of characterization in basic costume and lnJ!.} Gillman, Olivar ~,l¼R?a~ly~~ffot. ball coaches will be In San Di, ego this week :lor separate speaking engagements. Sid Gillman, coach of the pro Los Angeles Chargers, will speak to the University of San Diego Boosters tomor-1 row night at the University's Lark Cafeteria at 6:30. Jor- dan Olivar, head coach at Yale l,niversity, will talk to the Yale Club Friday night at the University Club, 1333 7th Ave., at 7:30. :.Iember · of the Univer- sity of San Diego Boosters Club will hear Sid Gillman as the featured speaker at their meeting tonight in the Arts and cience Building at USD at 7:30. Gillman, former Los An• geles Rams mentor, will be h e a d coach of the L.A. Chargers when they take part In the new American Football League next tall. .\-laster of ceremonies will be ob Sexton, the new athletic coodinator at USO. The dinner is open to the pubhc. Re ·ervatlons can be made hy callmg CY 8-7711, either extension 48 or 49. -f'R, 1/31/U :;J~tl /_£_0 Momage -StL'.idy Set .. 'if;~~f H; s i¥y-flo,;r«e For Baseball Action S£ t: !~~~u~d?o~: Joseph ¥ctffct~1et by of the Academy of Our Lady Alumnae president, Miss Mar- This program was sponsored Michael Gleason o! Mission '£L wTi ~:ne~~ Cl'lline Whelan, and Mrs. !:~!~!t:.:!~ee , a· interpreted St eet" ft'rence n DI- rs old m to J1all J\11ss Mary Louise Hi<'key, na• of Peace. solo-drama- known tionally ~hew~;~~rn!!te::~1~~~! i~~\1 e~:;;!;!; f Beach acted as co·chairrnen a~/'~!~ ~[, 0 Proceeds here in 1882 by the Sisters for this cultural affair, Diego University.
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