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RADIO PROGRAMS

RATURJ)AV OCT. 4, 19.~8

LJNBEATEN FOES VIE IN STADIUM

Aerials Test Bobcats the locahtes have sharpened their air attack for that JS where the Staten; ha,·e been the weakest defensively. '.\l~C's opponents counted 218 yards by pas t' • The Bobcats made 145 yards through the ail. Tlte return o! Duane O'Connor to assi t Jan Chapman with the quarterbacking chores lhQuld help the Pioneer attack. hope to make hay through the air they'll have to impro~·e, The ::.tontana ground attack has Pioneer coaC'h Bob MeCutchPon working ov<'rtlme. but at the same time MSC head man Herb Agocs did a douhle-takP when he heard about USD piling up 499 yards against two foes, over 100 yards more than the Bobcats have collected. USD won't be able to make any mistakrs against the veteran MSC crew, such as it did (Cont.. on Page B-S, CoL :o Chapman, ln handling the bulk of the signal ealllng work .for the locals, ha hit eight of 17 aerial attempta for 105 yarda so it the Pioneers

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the arr lanes tonight a they 1 nationally ranked .Montana at out ·tadlum, each or! two sht opponent Bop.-at11 have been well l(()Uted 1 o It lan't hard to !liW-• that

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' USD Fa es Bobcats Tonig (Continu~cl) fcg:l~;~:h;O 'nivcrsity of Mex•1arm. A good pass<'r who lik s1 · · · tu. run. he was a Junior CoJ. Pioneer coach Bob Mr• leg<' AII-Ame-rican wi1h Citrus Cutchlbelore the flrst. pet d eni:ledl956. ~hang The .COltl scoo1'1d a st cat coach Herb Agocs IS nott Augllltlne fumble th ;acte three changes-one quar \ •m a surpri H I I Sain ;l3 and Don Ball made d se. e 1as n • c Gene Schilling a the it 1he -three yards for the.mder, from left to right l Cutcli; tyl er. and Clyde Cleveland ulai· · Augus s defenslviuncts, from right to left g-ua1 ~• platoon, bulwarlltd by 1 i n e · Ve,cr backer Al Rioillan, tack], ~urpri~e is the starling pounj Robert Kimball and guarcmen( of Tom ;\,Tolc-n at P?~n · Louis Yandall, blanked th ;I! over Bob Rudio. Ra•1 hile. C;olt Fr lit lS JAi ALAI RESULTS 75) QB Chao:an ii& or O'Connor 165 ----------------·N•u kn Gcu~~r,phl 170 t F!ive points, 1lnalt1, quinlela U.80r · • ,.._ .,-_- Elolo c2, .............. ,.oo ,.oo St.N DI EGO, CALIFCl1lNI,.

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CITY ROUNDUP

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14. LafaYe11e, 27; Muhlenberg,, 14. JOhn C_arrol, 1; Thiel, O. Carneg,e Te-ch. 19; Bucknell 13. 1,~e;ca;,d2l 3 ;aft!:ii;o~.)lkins, 1 • Moravian, JO; Wilkes 8 Western R~erve, 52; B~thany, 18. 'kot;~r~:~i~ki:,~c~rfe::~-· 8· Lehigh, U; Gettysburg. 1.i (ticJ. Bloo,:nsourg. 32; Mansfield, 6. Hamtltori, 34; RPI, 14 ~~f~~~. 1 ~Jf~!•v!~io;d0C~ 4 ~aven, 7. M1Jlersvllle, 6; Kl,ffltown o Nafional Aggiesr ll; Ore~e( Teet, s Si:iringf1eld, 32; Northeaot.te~n ,o• • King's ?oint, 27; C. W. PoSt,'o · Gi~f'd':'r.de, 13; Cape May {N.J ) Coast

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·;,~ 1011111 20 3 · 20 lier tonight for a ' .. .'.•..10.20 f.oo '2tg knoc~out in the Baltimore Col technica Referee Benny Goldstel iao 3;~ wasted no time in signalin JI.BO, the 24-year.old Anthony 1ror 1.20, starlloht quln• New York City as the wir s.oo ner at 1:30 of the ninth rounc He waved the "that's all 3 • 0 , qufnlola ... . rn B.411 .. ::. s.oo t88 '· 20 ,.o t 60 1seum. .20:

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By BRENT BECKE'lT Llncolft Hloh School COITffP

League football game last night in Balboa Stadium. Tackle Melvin R o g a 1:1 blocked a Point Loma pun1 to set up Ll,ncoln's first touchdown In the second quarter. After recovering the J>_Unt on the Pointers' "T-)1lra line, the Horneti scored 1n several plunges fullback Kern Carson 1inall) driving across lrom the one The Hornets scored agair in the same period, line,

n~~v~~l~S:.~" tN.C.}, 2a; M 0r r is town .,.~morr & Hfflrv, 28; Carson Newman, Virginia Tech, '27; Wflliam & Mary 15 (ie~~~f~tlle (A1a ), 28; Mary v (1 I e Cent.re (KY. , 27; Wash. & Lee, 8, Oav,dson,. 8; "rhe Citadel, 6. Presby1enari, lS; Wofford, 1 •. Tampa, _19, Wstrn. Carolina, 12". E. Carolina., 6· C~f•wba, O. 82t:id Al.rborn,_ 01v1sion, 12; Ft~ Lee 1 (I M!sslss1ppi 7t Trinity {Te,:,) o. Mis~. Southern 24; Memohts St.• 22. Louisiana Tech. 17; McNeese O. Gramblm~, 2; Raul Quinn, a Nor~h_east CL- t, 29 Stnw-,airla., 8. lou1srana C.,1 ~; Ulhwst f La., 12. .$t)UTHWEST Tulsa. J•: Arizona, O.

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