News Scrapbook 1959-1962

;--~-,----------=;_;_1~ USO faces Cal Baptist Five lonight University ol San Diego's basketball squad, showing signs of life since the turn of l the new year, will go after its eighth victory tonight when it 1 combats Cal Baptist College ! in Kearny High gym. Tipoff is set for 8 o'clock. The Pione<'rs had a 2-10 [ record through December but since ha\·e improved ! their mark to 7-12. Coach Ken Leslie is ex- · pected to start Russ Cravens , (6-2) and Dick Madsen (6-2) at forwards, Dave Hinds (6-8) at center and Jim Fleming · (5-11) and John Robbins (5- ; 10) at guards. This is the first of two : meetings this week with the Cal Baptist quintet. The Pio- , necrs meet the same club in Riverside Saturday. USD separates the two games with a contest tomor- · row night against Naval Training Center on tile Sail- ors' court ___ 1 I'

EVENING TRIBUNE 8 •22 FrSJAdN DIEfO, CALIFORNIA ay, uan. 27, 1961 y Begins. 2-Day Stand In Las Vegas Special to EVENING TRIBUNE LAS VEGAS - University of San Diego's basketball team goes for a second vic. tory over Nevada Southern University In a nonconference engagement here tonight It's the opener of a· two- night stand for the Pioneers who stay over for a gam~ with Nellis Air Force Base tomorrow night. USD coach Ken Leslie is expected to start With Dick Madsen and Russ Cravens at forward, Dave Hinds at cen- ter and Jim Fleming and Jim Robbins at the guard spots. The San Diegans earlier de- feated the Nevada school 1~6-64. --·,-- •

SKETCHES OF 1959 CATHOLIC COLLEGE ALL AMERICA TEAM MEMBERS

FOR RELEASE SUNDAY MARCH 15

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Honorable Mentions

Albee, Detroit Alden, La Salle

Gallo, St. Joseph's (Pa.) Germscheid, Loyola (Cal.) Giersch, Boston College Graney, Notre Dame Harvey, Creighton Herdelin, La Salle Herold, St. Norbert's Heyer, La Salle Huggard, Villanova Kazakavich, Scranton Kennedy, St. Peter's Kenny, Villanova Krebs, John Carroll Lefebvre, Gonzaga ~Leslie, San Diego Lillevand, San Francisco Loughery, Boston College Lowry, Christian Bros. Lundsen, St. Ambrose Lynch, LeMoyne Magee, Boston College Mangham, Marquette Masterson, Assumption Matthews, Duquesne McCaffrey, St. Louis McCoy, Marquette McGorty, Manhattan McLaughlin, Loyola (La.) Newhook, St. Bonaventure Nicodemo, St. Michael's Norville, Loyola (Ill.) Ogorek, Seattle O'Malley, St. Francis (Pa.) Panel, Portland Mealy, Manhattan Moran, Marquette Neibrugge, Quincy Jolly, Portland Jones, Niagara

Preaseau, San Francisco Prescott, Santa Clara Raveling, Villanova Red, Loyola (Ill.) Rogovich, St. Joseph's (Ind.) Rojek, Canisius Rowely, Seton Hall Ruddy, DePaul Russi, Santa Clara Ryan, Villanova Schweltzer, St. Francis (N.Y .) Sheedy, Loyola (Ill.) Sheehan, Georgetown Sheing, Mt. St. Mary's Sigaty, St. Mary's (Cal.) Slobodnick, Duquesne Smith, St. Peter's Sobrero, Santa Clara Spratt, St. Joseph's (Pa.) Stein, Xavier Stith, St. Bonaventure Taylor, Santa Clara Thayer, Lewis College Theis, St. Mary's (Minn.) Trosoh, St. Francis (Pa.) Veith, Niagara Vermillion, Gonzaga Von Bargin, Belmont Abbey Viviano, Xavier Wagner, Loyola (Cal.) Wa lker, Seton Hall Scott, Villanova Shea, Holy Cross

Alfieri, St. John's Andariese, Fordham Armstrong, Portland Aston, St. Francis (Pa.) Bantivoglio, La Salle Barrett, St. Anselm Barry, St. Mary's (Cal.) Berg, Lewis College Berry, Creighton Blaney, Holy Cross Bockhorn, Dayton Brady, Fordham Branat, Holy Cross Browne, St. Michael's Castendo, Rockhurst Clark, Steubenville Clarke, St. Joseph's (Pa.) Cowsen, DePaul Creighton, Dayton Cross, Seton Hall Cunningham, San Francisco Doss, St. Mary's (Cal.) Dougherty, Manhattan Dreyer, St. Francis (N.Y.) Duffy, Notre Dame Engert, St. John's Fairfield, St. Bonaventure Fennelly, St. Ambrose Frasco, Loras Frizzell, Seattle Gallagher, St. Anselm's Burgess, Gonzaga Burkel, St. Louis Carl, DePaul Carter, Iona Case, Dayton Castelle, Xavier

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Walsh, Detroit Weaver, Siena

Whalen, ·Holy Cross Wilkens, Providence

SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA TUESDAY, JANUARY 31, 1

Sun., Jan. 29, 1961 SAN DIEGO, C.t.LIFORNIA

VALDEZ BOOKED - FOR ASSAULT LOS ANGELES ui, - Rookie defensive halfback Vernon Valdez, 25 of the Los A n g e 1 e s Rams was booked on assault charges today after a scuffle in a cocktail lounge. Anthony Zielenski, 36 of Lancaster; told sheriff's' of- ficers he was knocked to the floor, kicked in the head and slugged with a · bar stool by Valdez, who formerly played for USD and Marine Corps Recruit Depot.

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