News Scrapbook 1959-1962
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THE SAN DIEGO UNION'S 1961 GRIDIRON LO KANSAS U. 18 ·: Moii.in• J 19 Colorado 11 Iowa State 0 2'1 At Oklahoma NORTH CAROLINA 17 1' Wvomtng ST. REDLANDS .. 15 31 Col Western 6 22 North Carolina 2fj 2 j Xl~g~n~ao •. 27 25 Nevada U,C, RIVERSIDE : e~~~. 0 Devis •
Coryell Praises Aztec Comeback By ,JOHNNY McDONALD . San Diego State coach Don "The Santa Barba1:a club i,~ Coryell told the Quarterback scrappy and never gives up, Club yesterday that it would Coryell stated. . have been easy for the Az. Coach Mike Pec arovrnh, tees "to fall down and die" whose University of San Di- against Redlands last Satur- ego Toreros defeated Pepper• day and he was proud of dine, 13-0, last week, .re- them for the way in which marked that this is the first they batlled back. time in history that a USD "It was a crazy game," the team has blanked an oppo. Aztec mentor told the group nent. at Town and Country Hotrl. "Normally, if a team scores "Redlands went .through us 21 or 28 points against. u.~ easily and had a 13-0 lt>a ,s us . l • 10 Flagstaff Sf. 26 14 Col Poly (Pom.) 20 Son Diego State o 11 Pomona O 28 At Claremont N • Al Occidentol ,A lrvx-h,;,ier WHITTIEllt 27 U. of Son Dle:t:io 13! 6 Laverne is i8 !>'b"6efs Borboro o 21 WoKe Forest 0 28 DUk4' N N l l At Morvlond N HI South Corolino tl 2.S At Clemson O 11 At Claremont 0 28 Pomona N 3 At Col Tech. N 18 Col Western O 28 Oklahoma State N 4 At N~bro-1ka l ~rnrc,1i,::~:~ N 2) Mlssourf VIRGINIA '8 PIPPttdmt , 46 Cal Western ,2 O 21 Ocetaentol 21 N 4 Pcmono • 1 {1 ~~a;l~~gnt 1'1 • ~1 " At M lss. Southern .21 Wm & Marv ~;l_e State, _ 1 ~ 70uvM1 32 U.C. SANTA BARBARA O 1~ 26 62 ~i ·J; 11 Long Beach 50 6' ao 8 ~~uti:roncisco St. : 82 100 2~ lf KENTUCl NORTH CAROLINA RICE Tech 7 Miami , Mlssls.siooi o 31 1 ~ E:t."'1,J,~le 13 o ~f"~r8s~;ho,~eState I O 28 Occident , I l~ i:p~~r'di~:vls - N 17 At Cal Poly (SLOJ~. . 14 27 N.C. State WICHITA ~'!~ g~d 3 0 h Auburn fg J . . . I~i~~o ,r 21 Kan 01 State 8 21 At l.S,U, N N 11 Xavier (0.) M 2~ l enne.ss.ee 2 ~ ~for9drg'i',~,e Al Vanderbilt N 11 LONG BEACH ST, PacJhi; Cal.J t Son Fronc1sco St. 1} San D~:~ 0 ifJ~ 0 UC, Santo Barbara J , .. ,/ 2 1o 76 1~ . Slot, O 21 At South Coroltno 0 27 At Miami (Flo.) N , Tennessee N fl l.S U. N 18 Af Duke N 25 Al Woke Forest O 2 VirGinio • 8 . .. 13 . 21 Cincinnati O Boy%~KE. FOREST 3 7 O souukl•h C0r_o1.1o_a . O 21 Ar N C. State O 28 Virginia 4 At Auburn NII Virginia Tech. N 18 At Maryland N l5 North Corolino N Utar, State Tdeah 0 a' ... . . o 21 At lndlano 0 28 At San Jose State N 4 At Ore9on Stott N 11 Oregon N 18 At Stanford .. . WASHINGTON ST, ' Missouri ··:: 16.:f f! 't:oer 5 t~ TJ~~~s 51 i\~te 4 Oklahoma State, New Me1tlco State 0 21 O 28 Tulsa N l l Droke N 18 At Dayton N l 50117 Clem!lon .23 . 13 II - 35 JC - UNIV! OF SAN DIEGO CORNELL 19 . . 0 Whitt er 7 U Of Pacific 37 '11 40 34 CoJgat~ 1 o Harvard 21 7 0 ~lavyale 1 . COLLEGE 0 NORTH TEXAS ST. , .. J7 . . 0 .. . :i, 0 MCRD 1, 12 9 Hardin-Simmons 1, 41 Brigham Young 18 14 15 u Wichita . Tu/so O 28 At Cincinnati N 4 Drak.e N 11 N 18 Loul!vllle Ne-w MexJco State 13j O 11 . . . PepperdJne 108 • 1 13 31 O 21 N 4 N. Me~. W~ttrn O 28 At Long Beocr, State So., Francisco ~-nte N 10 At Col Palv (Pom) N 18 At SDS N 23 Col wes:ter11 28 28 89 21 ~ O 28 Al Princeton N A Colurnblo N IT Brown N II Al Dortmoulh N 2 77 e 1 f:~ WISCONSIN 1 021 0 21 N J N rt N 18 7 Utah .21 o Michigan S1ote J4 6 Indiana ."6 230 ~reai~ 1;10Je . 0 28 Ohio Staf4' N 11 Illinois N 25 At Minnesofo N 18 b?~o 0 20 3 , 20 J.i: :i! I At Pennsylva a Fresno Store L.A. State At PePPerdlne At Memphis Stolt 20 " 29 1 o4 f PnsP wH n lt>am, come 1o I <'rans' Memorial Sta: um 45 fa N 25 At Texas Western ~•w DARTMOUTH Hompsn1r, UTAH • O Colo. State U. 11 SAN DIEGO STATI! 0 7 I . 13 0 Wisconsin 6 lot Oregon . 1J Los Ange1es St. 9 Col Poly (SLO/ At Northwestern , . 6 . 26 . . 12 ,a .. B ti 50 l 72 6 JS Lons Beach Sate . . . 17 28 Arizona Sta,e- • J20 R2~dlou1.s Santa Borboro2012ro ~,'i•~rM~f~~o" 8 ~g~vlvanla o 21 At Holv Crou 2] tt' ~;~vord Al Cofumb10 .~ 11 Cornell N U Al Pr nceton II 11 NORTHWESTERN LOS ANGELES ST. o l{ickoff is set for 8 o'clock. The 49ers have a powe•r!ul line anchored by 235 pound 1 a ,. k 1 <' Hector 'Alvar<'z Al- vart•z an All.California Coll<'• gia(P' AthlPti<' Association sc•• lection last sPason, has been the scourgc> of opposl11g ball 1 carriers in thi· six 19cr contests this VPar. It ·w i I J 11,, up to quart r-r- bucks Nrlson Murphy anu Pat Heminger to z,•1·0 in on the right targ it the Tor<'ros wish lp <'V<'n their sc>ason rec- ord at -3 for. the> SPII on Bow- rvPr, hctwe<'n them 1lwy h n• c-omplrtrd onl; 19 of. 81 pnss- es. So, il may be, ask111g ;1 lot , On land, the Toreos h,ttV<' something to now about. Full- back Jim De-Santis has gamed 333 vards in 7:J cardc•s, half• back Joe Gray has 24:l yard~ in 49 carri<'s, Don Dorkowsk1 14 4 in 19 and Howie William- son 136 in 35 B; comparative scores, it's all Long Bl'ach ThP 4\h•rs droppPcl a tight 12-7 c1,,,. s1on lo Univer ·Jty of Padfie while USD was handl<•a easily byl ro!'k;• road of !hC' CCAA !;O~- t~OJ • oug.hfan• for a victory against Thr 49ers can bank on a strong trio ot runners in Dal- las :\,loon Henry EdnPy and St~v~ H~rlman and a fin.t> runnrr and passer in Curlis ncnn<'tt. p<'lit1 urt lo a smooth<'r the Toreros. th<' Tigers, 40-7. J\foanwhil<', the Long Be ch club !lgur lj . 201'62N 25 Ar Washington (~fo'r.' fa"~ , 0 U 01 College :lo _ 0 11 6 O WASHING'fON O 28 W1oming N , At New MexJco At Co.Iorodo N 18 Uloh Stofe N 11 •J 0 28 At Fresno State -4 At Pe-J>perdine N 11 Col Western N 18 U ot San Diego _N 25 MCRD I N 101 J Mmnesota O 21 Ohl o 28 At ~orre bame Stat .. e,lco l0 3 f •w• f- 0 'n UFCr'onSco,~~'!. Bso,0roa, 9 ra 2 1 1 8U :: ~~~lnni:°C:r, J _ N11 Al Long Beach Slole_ N • Col Poly 2311 ,Qc _,,, • • · • 6 Pu rd ue llllnols WYOMING I 13 29 Montana 7 15 N.S. Stole 17 6 Kansas .21 6 Utah Stott 20 f~ . tii\J~~l'.h 0 1, 6 6 7 JOJ , _ 1/ (,.,'1~ci'n°.le " 59 . 6 . O ~i z;~~Y(},~~~t• 561 N , Sa. Calitornlo Asttanof~.. rdon 00 2281 2 us, Santa ea,ooro ... 0 16 Wesl .Vorg,nia . SAN FRANCISCO ST. VA~DE,R:8ILT .. 69 N 11 O 21 1 18 Colo State U... 2 2 ! !I ~~?:ooo _ 59 • N 5 ial~cJ.t:: 6 123 .. 9,~ey,:°-. t Br,gh..,m Young- •.. • . 9 21 Georg,a I< Long Beach Slate 17 63 76 I ~1 2: 21 0 1 0 :lot, g J . ·····:11 ,to 6 ~u"mbbl~'/'"s~~te \/·1;;!~"a ... . O O 28 U.C. Davis · 20 I 16 19 Oklo~~J~E DAME · o 30 So. Collfornla • ' 7 22 Purdue '· • · l · 7i 62 N 11 At New Mexico O21 At rMl~sfsslppf N n Kentucky N 17 Al Tulane N 25 South Corallno _Q 2 Ar Tennessee 28 21 16 Tt 74 WEST VIRGtNfA .JS 33 .. • , 26 RlChmond 6 Vandtrbilt 1, Svrocuse YALE N , At U San Diego N 11 At Sacramento St. N 18 Al Chico State SAN JOSE STATE ~~::'m~m 0 21 Al Mich,gan Slole O 28 Norlhwutern Nrv~. I b h ' 0 . .... 16 a CMnecticul . 19 1' Brown . . 1 4 11 I . , ?8 t' Cornell o~1.~th 0 !\~1. 0 Columbia . • ' ~,r,91n10 Tech. 0 11 Af Boston u 0 28 At Army 0 3 VILLANOVA fyroc/~ ur; 6.. 5" l~ . N :t 0 0 33 Mioml 1g 22 V.M.I. 17 28 Buffo O · 27 20 Holv Cross (0.1 . o 33 MassoChusens FLO'!OA STATE O 11 N25 Al Iowa D 2 At Duke ~,:it1~ir II 30 2 tS Gto Wash ns,ton 6 t~l~f ODI 1 g 'lf'r3 •~hmond 3: Ar KenhJ(k.'I -4 N 25 Tulane 2 : fl N 1 At Penn v•von,a N 11 At Princeton 13 71 N • At Cea. Woshlnglon in~cin!tate, Jdoho 6 Stanlord 1' Colo. Slote U. 0 21 At Oregan 2; 18 7 3 n Ola 1~; 1 IJ 6 1 6 J - B6 • . OCCIDENTAL 20 16 I< H0"111fon AFB ~g~tawr.~·:an . g 4510C21'areWmhollnt,!e·~udd 2' MCRO 32 ~l!_osl~n _o 21 2 94 ~• R~k AC 21 Al Vlrg nlo Tt PREP SCHEDULES- i~I 2 2 : N 11 N '< 11 Vallty All-Siers 387 Y 01 ° 1 PSaolvn <"-'oegmoona', 21 At Pacific u. 2 ... ' :~1i~~~n•g~f." SI, At Poc1f1c (Col.) C ladtl 8 Southern N ti 1/t '< 25 At Hau Ion N 18 At Fresno Stott O 28 At UC. S Borbora N 4 R@dlo d 4 68 l~ N lO Col 21 Ar Cal Poly (SlO) l: ~=:~~l 1 ~rtrNAS t~~,!~o cg,~,. n 57 ~~tern Lea,iue ~N DIECO MILT. 0 Carlsbad JV 6 D~~~ TH N 11 At Pcmono CRAWFORD CAROLINA o 6 Oceans,de JV o O Mt. Emprre o 33 Marian .so • 7 40 Mission Boy 1 ,J Cloir~morlf 17 J3 Kearny te°o~~i/ore~ 1 132 11 • 8 n ,o :i O l.S,U. OCEANSlOE·CARLSBAO J O21 Nortn Caro!,na O 28 Marvland -4 At V1rg-,n,o :i i~'i?.' State N 25 Af Vanderbilt t.. 51 19 Coollngo JC Porterv1P!" , 1.S OronQe Coast JC: if" A~ 1 ,g10 5 r:i·a;'V o 28 Antelope Volley N , t s th t 11 JC . 2' 21 14 25 0 I - 7 J 1u J.V, Lincoln 0 <17 12 27 20 MARYLAND N .~ E~ 0~,0Mo~~Sct,ogt 19 1 , N S VI J. ~~1r~SJino 2" C 1 emson Svroc;:use B North Carolina 8 ~! !f :O~ { 0 ":;,fna it ~~("·st5cJf.t• N 18 Woke Forest N 25 At Vlrgin10 22 N 17 El Caoitan 31 JC 72 30 Jmpt~Yo, wJg1r;,;' N 11 ,. .S so. CALIFORNIA O HOOVER a son Btrnordino o 20 St. AtJJ1ust1nt O 27 San Dlffo N 2 Keiamv PALLBROOK JC ,a f 14 Rcfn\Ona .• , Oceanside- 3 Armv-Novy \'1sta O 20 Powov O 27 Son Morcos . . 0 73 Teen SIJ~ 18 Santo Barbaro JC 13 J,c 13 42 0 lJ 18 27 l 07 HP•r.1lxt:omo .. «I FRESNO ST 16 Montano State o 21 US, Senta 8arboro 28 1 64 2 OHIO ST4TE •. • Iowa ,. • J4 181 • 351 o Notre ·Oome O 21 At Col1tornia 2 2 ~ ~linoJ~shlngton N n stonford N 18 At Pittsburgh N 25 UCLA T cu 1 3 1 State, l think they'll play hk~ Ti er. against u~ up there , 19 68 I Caf.L 1 20 Poclt,c "8~1 1 i:X 2 · · · · '2 ll N1Tn~'t's lO }~ gg:nbad MIAMI CFLA I 152 y SI~~. O) 0 •/ P~~1~k~h GO UNION I HE SAN DIE , 1111., OC't. 29, 196] _ SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA , Beack t f I I , Ek O t 1412 es u . w· 0 USD ,n ver Q 1) bs • l~ O 21 At Northwestern O 28 At Wisconsin i: ~tJc~lano 25 At Michfsan N • Iowa H ~arned. 1,eWis, 28 Son Diego Stott N 3 Ar Long Beach Stat, Ab Christion 27 2 j N 17 Perris tnn. State 10 46 r .. 7 ,J 33 6 6 Gros. mont League W. ·tern Cal LINCOLN 'A O N I N 18 , 6 POWAY 6 El Centro . lJ tl. 1 ~\~• Vlsia · . 8 20 c wto d pf~Lorria 27 c!,~~ado Son Jose Stott I 1 •62 9f _N coach who saw his elub los<' 46.1 2, to Whittier College last Saturday, said he. was Pn• couraged and believed hi ~ club played its best game. "The big difference in the• game was the ir great left end Stan SandNs, a 6·3, :9 8 ' " L ' ·d "No dash man , ew1s sa1_. ,, · body could stay with him, Jack Murphy, The San Diego Union's sports editor. was master of ceremonies at the luncheon, NAPKIN NOTES - Coryell believes Larry Korsmeier is a better punter than Gil War• ren. "Warren kicks 'em long. er but Korsmeier's are high and few are run back. . . . He said because of the great number of sophomores on the club, the Aztecs hav<' been inconsistent, .. . "If we can stop this fellow Vazquez this week I think we can beat New Mexico Western." said Pe,·arovich, 'Ou,· new for• mation, where we split th e lin e and slot the back, worked well." . . . Harris said the Marines might be in line for an invitation , to the Missile Bo 1 at Orlando, Fla., Dec, 9, • • . Lewis said that the Westerners' halfback Al Mud• Ison (only 5-6) is one of the finest athletes in San Diego 1 · 2Z 14 El Co~~a~A!.~N 27 Sweetwot~r , • 33 Monte Vl~fo • o 20 Mt. MtAUtf O 27 Chula Vista N 3 He:lx N 10 Grossmont N 17 CroMe H,lls g 20 El c~TonC~PITAN 3' 6 i, lio 1 f-."d!,r.trJ?,ta . F I 1 ~ Rg~;~k ""' 20 Faltbrook ,20 6 : o; a 27 Norlh Corcuna 1f tFi},~ne N 24 Northwestern D 2 At Florida I GEORGIA TECH, .. . 7f lCO 50. METHODIST It ra1 turn off he L J6 21 $,). C0ht ... 14 • 271 _ 6 Morv1ond 10 16 So. California 9 Air Force 0 21 Al Rice ' 0 28 Texas Tech, 2' 1' 25 OKLAHOMA STATE 0 2, Rf N 3 st. Auvustrne N 9 Son Ofego N 16 Hoover o Colorado 7 26 TtJlso 0 ori•~~b~asko 0 28 At Kansas N 4 At Wichi'a N 14 Houston o N 25 Kansa, State 19 D 2 At Oklahoma 1 owo State 51 33 O 6 Carlsbad O N N O 27 N 7 3 10 10 • • . N A mw- ovv rae,;"torcos O 59 - -- 21 Auburn 14, Tulane 4 FJorlaa : U :: 1ra'i:~e O 2 G:oruo u 14 1 MIAMI (OHIO) 20 ST. AUGUSTIN E 1/ A~•~~as A8.M . 18 SB j 3 w. Mrchlgan 2 Kent State 6 Purdue 26 32 Chula Vista N 18 Arkansas 2 ~ :: f 0 Z.~: ,i ~f. 0 1, 2' 'L°~o RAMONA 66 .1. • 0 13 12 l • O Follbrook ~~;',;~gJ . Poway gr, ~°.;6bico 7 Escondido O 20 Hoover 42 '59 ->I 12 : 7 0 21 At Ohio U 0 28 At BONling Green TOIPdo U !: ff:ic'r~notl N -4 HIils 1,0~· tf~~l~rd 2~ 0 \~YtTHIYESTERN COL. tat DP~?,!'· Frosh . ij U ~f•~i~,''~'t 0 AntelOPe Valley •• g n ~i l'c\'.f,'i.'i~o~li~v N 4 Oceansode•tarlsbad •: Tulan:TANFORD 34 Oregon State J Michigan State 17 San Jose Store Af Washington 0 21 It 2+~ Californfa N 18 Washlnoton Slote N 25 California 0 28 UCLA 17 3J u, o 27 Grossmont 1i m,ne Vista 25 N 9 H,over il 57!!. _. 8 1: 19 20 OKLAHOMA 2 6 Notre Dame ts Iowa State 7 Texo~ O 21 KoMas o 28 Co1orodo N 17 Son Diei,o 6 ,t ~,c ·ys ...!!. 17 Crawfo,d ra",;'u;:;:~~~os N 11 Armv•Navy 6 Frem~i"' cPllfGO 6 Manual Arts (LA) 21 :ze J 33 .58 0 0 Cl I~ fi :: MICHtCAN ST, 19 g j} .. At Kansas Sto1e- At Missouri 21 g }:J!;::r · 20 WJscons1n StoMord lS M1ct,fgon t., 11 SAN MARCOS . JA~\~~ Veoas J '! 18 At Army N 2S At Nebraska O l' 0 0 6 (Continued) rd 0 2l Notre Darr e Q 28 Indiana :: ~~R!!ota N 18 Ngrthwestern t 1: g I~ ~~eo~:,,~e World a 20 Army•Novv O 27 Fallbrook 2 Qk;lahoma State t~,;~P~fs~a tSf~A1~ 107 l U 17 Ltn ~ARVARO Si 1-4 Corot/' " o cc aot 2 f O21 Calunibfo O 28 Dartmouth N , f :\loon. who l an excellent away but it seemed to halt in 28 u 9 u 5 in• o , rr- N 3 Mrir Vii.to N 10 Mt, Miguel ,·, N 17 El Coion '° ;.),~~ Vlsto ·. 34 Granlle Hills O 20 Polo Verdo ,o t. player on offense• and ddense, has plek,·d up 254 yards for a mid-air 4.9 a, rrage, F.dnPy has 215 dead on for a h1g. 9-yard a,.,ragP and plays Hartman has pickc:d up 21 ~Hartman for 4.2. JO 22 -46 ,3 31 68 19 J4 d ~sonbo NN \l"e~tern League CLAIR EMONT dropped ~o 0 then __ and OREGON STATE 6 o lllmols N 25 8 Svracuse 0 Stanford J l~ w~~nsln 0 l°J IJ 0 16 the USD 36. Five Po-Noy f N 11 GROSSMONT lS 79 6 i° ' 1~ 25 frowta rd 'o ,;,irate~o O26 Miss,on Boy Steve later . 21 Ar Pennsyl..,ilnla Prln"ton 1\lt,•De,ert J.Pai;-ue CALI PATR IA 6 O21 At Adzana Stote N 14 Wa MICHIGAN 3 ~ !.'.~.J.on Slalo 0 21 At Mfnnesola N • Duke NII Al lflfna;, bC:,yg Slo•o 19 UCLA 0 21 Purdue {g N 11 N 18 Brown N 2.5 At Yale I cu~i;, £ 2\ 2:, 63 g ~r.,~:nlroJV lmp~riof . . 0 27 Holtville N 3 Mt Emolro 6 _N 10 Son Pascual . o 1~ 2f . ' t't 1~ R~a,i~' 0 N 17 At Sonta Monico " SYRACUSE :i,g~g~hi~~g from sPven yard. Bennett has complet<'d eigl~turn<'d out to be the deciding of 19, gained 7:5 yards and touchdown. leads the dub in punt a n d The wind although dying kicko(f returns \,:i th l 119 an down some~hat in the fourth 113 yard , re ·p,-cllv<' Y period: k<'pt Long Beach deep '/Jfoev,tt n,01 Ltong 800 iJ'~,n nmin its country then. The Tor- {2 ~io, [l 1:1:i::: ~5~·eros were abl~ to grab a 49er , y~;o1~ 8 s\ 90) Ric H"rl:~ ~68fumble on the Long Beach 24 j · y I f225l R Farrell 1:g midway o! the final stanza. 1 G~~1e1 <21e• ~B :,:,,:-;:/l J75Three plays later Don Dor- OOriffc,';.-(,o~18t\90, mkowski went off left tackle !or g~i~n1\i 9 "l,as> FB Hortman 210 19 yards and a touchdown. o N 10 El Ca,on 11/ 31 19 Oregon State . 29 Wesl Virginia 12 21 Maryland 28 Nebroska o O2! At Penn, Slole 2 2 = ~f,'t~b~i~~• iflg,_\' 6fre Dome . :: IS N25 At O,egon D 2 Ar Houslon I O20 Rancho def Compo .._!!. 11 Helix 1' W- 66 -18 n 11' 22 KEARNY 37 2~ HELIX , 7 . . 6 12 Browley OREGON HOLY CROSS 6 ,o Cloiromonr o St. Auousline . . idoho 51 .!O 6 V, lanovo i 'i. 1 g JJ 13 2 1 i O 67 ~gg HOLTVILLE ~Il ls. OO~Oa~~~~,on· Bov O 27 Lo Jolla 1~~esoto 7 l! \. 8 21 Do't 2 ~ ~~Y1~acuu In 40 29 Palms ~~"'t, 0 58 Nt. 0 Em",;rr! , O 20 lmpor,ol d O 20 Monle Visla 2 2\ 6 Arizona MINNESOTA N ,i 1 t/'/:Jti~el 9 ~rl f, 0 l!,':,'1~;::.,ont N 25 At Boston Cauege l~nw'0°,Si;in~(~~e o, MOresso . 13 l 9 0 50 _.!:/. 17 Pt. Loma N 10 El Capitan N 17 Grossmont ii- N • Al Stanford N 11 Ar Washington St, N" Al Ohio Slot• -· ~~~u.sr;:: ::,.,~""l~,\~ la 2J 2 t 12 57 TENNESSEE 26 is IOO~i°'t~fe1llf.:-~ls 0 28 Michigan . 21 2~ g~-w:ra IL Son o~d.?oLLA h~~~t:t . 21 Acburn 6 H 7 a :l •J u .t JlZ :i:~a j 7 o"' 25 1 :: e ca VIS:~ .. r~~"b~~o O;iis,:ti;~b: A:A:1:,: ~late ti:i;"an Slot, 2 2~ 8~9 <6 'J 19 . d J3 m 39 IMPERIAL Oo¾ c~!'m. N 3 Er ~.:..ifan N 10 SNeelwotcr N 17 Ml. Miguel o 2 7 G 0 ·1 H C ula J;~,c.;tic ~1·1:~~ 1 ~ gros1;"°!1fn N 1 Mo':i1~ eVi,las MT. MIGUEL O 27 H•II• )Jetro Lea1;ut1 "'~ """ Fonlono SI. Augustine 1 22~ i7a~g;,~c?arofino N 11 Georv,a Tech. N 18 Al MissossippJ 2 j ¢~n~_;ntinfKY ~;•J~~c~,J~ore u. son Diego • Freoso Slate N25 Wisconsin ' 77 MT~xs,°'s,'!.p~p~SsT"IOo~o !,t,1 .I> 'Calex· 0 Romo';g O Col,potdo O 20 Holtville <>" •-;;,.;~ N 10 Mf Emi:,Jre N 3 Cla,remon1 N 10 Po,nl Loma N 17 Mission Boy MISSION BA y 7 16 40 JO 24 .~ Cc ·2c MISSISSIPPI :!f'::tpP,llege 28 2J 1 8 6 1 :A1lazkuma '6 Ackansas '7 Houston ii 70 O19 New Mexico Stote t g JJ f~: ~~f:•s g2 1 2 11 0 ~mo -ot• I 26 . 21 . •o '7 91 90 __ ~~~•$!ale . 'cam 79 O Crowto,d 1 1 6 0 ~8r°K~~nv 7 6 Oceanside O 2 2~ ~~~;:-rrg:::o N 9 St. Auousl,ne N 17 La Jolla . TEXAS A £ M ldoho N • At cld S~o~ i/ifl: •~ •• The Toreros tried to tie it with a run but the pitchout was bobbled. San Diego's Jim Desantis was the running star of the game althdUgh Joe Gray l\nd j Dorkowski scored the points. I DeSantis picked up 81 yards in 18 carries while Gray had 1 47 fo1· nine trips. lsTARS BOTTLED Defensively USD bottled up halfbacks Dallas Moon and Henry Edrw~ :'v!oon had 68 yards in Jour t rl~ . 46 of them on the first ,-erimmage play of the game. Eclny, who had a nine.yard average\ was held I to 34 in six carrir::;,. Long Beach scored quickly and with ease in the, !irst pe- 1 riod with only two minutes gone, Hartman went oft the right side for 26 yards and a score. Tom Turrill made the first of two important place- ments. USD had a break in the first period when a Long Beach punt went out on the 49N 41 but cou ldn't take ad- vantage of it. BREAK HELPS The Toreros made the most of another chance a little lat• er when Al Borza intercepted I Curtis Bennett's pass on the Long Beach 39. Six plays lat. er Gray went the last l 5 1 yards around right e nd, Thel kick, however, was low, USD stopped two Long Beach threats in the second period. It recovered a fumble on the U D 22 and halted a 46-yard march on its 24. The strong wind then came to the aid of Long Beach. USO ..... . 6 0 0 6-12 1 Long Beach SI, ,. , ., 7 0 7 t;-J4 LBS-Hartmon1 26 run {Turrlll kick). USD-Groy, 15 run (kick falled), LBS-Hortman, 7 run (Turrill kick). USD-Dorkowskl, 19 run (Run failed). " 7 120 J t.~·~· 7 Hous,an PALOMAR So" Jose Stat, ,g 2 2 : X?"E~sbJ.' o 21 At Tulane N 11 ~f - " 11 ~ -, a Calipa!rio MT. EMPIRE . 0 Tech fo ,, • ,2 fSLO' 6 $a~A'o ~L .. Sl II 17 iray~,;:;,::ii. r&. 70 "" 10, SaOrnegonJ~-AHStooleu. g ~::i~.i!~at!tore g Jl !( t: 0r;:vs,a1e N < Pocof c; !Col) NII Al Aro,ona N Jj At Monlona ·- 6 Ja~ .!;,8'Gtat~alley sr. Long Beach State l,oL fosf:,i 7: Adams Stal• N l ' U(, Sant • Barbaro 0 0 s; Trinity u 2 Ctrus fForfeil) g ~J :~vToru. N 1 4 Al Arkanso, ss Son Miguel 2g ?'ti'"~·'l'Jt JV . ~1~~~rf~g,h 11 D 2 Mo,sissipoJ Slolo 32 !: 96 i, 22 1l O Long Beach SI. JV ,i 8U~[ Pn'i~~i~de.J 0 Y 1~~bod 0 , 6 0 58 o H'o1iv111~' orv : : , g 61 .Ji POINT LOMA l1Mil~ce M1ssrss1pp1 ST. r8 ~~~ronTe 0 7 i~-:,c1;gs~~f1compo _ ll Escondido _N 2J Texas N 24 At AnteloPe Valley t:u~;~~,:~rtloro ll N 3 Coliootria ' r,aa~~9ustine c,a,remonl 30 2i 107 TEXAS CHRISTIAN 25 17 59 28 'ALIFO,NJA ,, 65 Imperial ~.i~.. '" N 10 ' 0 , . 16 o ii s 17 K - r " " 9 , ""'"- 28 • " " ,_,, 10 N 10 • " l• """""'"' "'" .. ,,,:-.,,,. 20 Novv . 10 3 Ar>anso; 9 Miami (Mia.I RANCHO def CAMPO . 1 N 2 Mossion Boy la Jollo . 20 = i 'l 5- 7 ILLINOtS '4 Ml saurl 2 Wash,nglan s G t ,~i•;t~ 1 J:::r ' 2 ·~ g ta 33 26 Coronado JV t 11:i,:•~:r· N • Purdue 8 j~ 25 001r'a1\xJs°c~.&M • , " .,,,,, ,g 33 6 • n ii.ri~. 14 7 Washln lo• .. \~M,, L~flitt Cage Post/~% Ken Leslie hu r ed as head ba ketball C!OI. the /Unive mty ol D ~ lf'~reros. The r PSigna. WOl epted by B ob S atll OP. !rector and becam6 eflMitl\'.-'immedi- ately. The former cage mentor's resignation was expected since he had joined the San Fran- cisco Saints team a.s a player in September. The Saints are members of the newly formed American Bru;ketball League. An all-time great while at USD, Les 1 i e trook over the coaching reins last year and] piloted the team to a 10-16 season mark in his first year as a coach. Sexton said that candidates for the p o s i t i on are being screened. Assistant coach Ed Baran, a 1961 graduate ol the university and thref\vyear letter winner, has been handling the Toreros. during th-elr pre-season work- outs which began last Monday. Preliminary training has been limited to cross-country running and other conditioning exer- cises. The Toreros started formal practice sessions last Monday at the municipal gymnasnnn In Balboa Park. The new field house which will include ~m l will not be completed until April, 1962. I 7 :,'"~~•~:hf. '111A Ml·c•w1i,o,nan, n 0 o 2 2 N I~ !: N 2' Rice D 2 s M.U, A,·ocado League CORONADO N' ll 0,r,. 0 utar1, 24 g ~l N n cP o 0 S 2 26 .onoter SEw,ece 0 tw 1 0 7 it 1J~ '?';}ts 0 0 , Al M 1 i::n•i,g~uTHERN 7 NII Al w::t~irg,nfo nd 0 2 At UCLA :~n,:;:•co c ;1i USORally Nips Ponie ~Ou. 1 DeSantis t r t: ., G! By JOHNNlfJUcD NALD Jim Desantis, a compact 185-pound fullback, a 1 m o s l single-handedly carried th e University of San Diego Tor. eros to a come-from-behind 20-18 victory over tough New Mexico Western yesterday in USD Stadium. Desantis' powerful thrusts accounted !or 165 of the total * >,< * STATISTICS NMW USO First downs 11 18 Rush Int vardase . . 187 3:W Passlnt yordoge 1, JS Pones . 6·14 '4·13 Posses had intercepted J o Punts . . . . . . .... 7·36,3 5--35.0 Fumbles lost . . . 1 1 I Yard, penal/zed . . • . . . . 73 54 * * * 334 yards made rushing by the Toreros and obtained t w o valuable touchdowns. The 23-year old senior and captain of the USD squad sparked a fine second ha I ! offensive by the Toreros who trailed, 12-7, at intermission. In fact, th an Diegans re., mained in a state of s h o c k through most of the first half after Mustang halfback R a Y' Cross ran the opening kickoff/I back 90 yards for a touch- down. De Santis, a Jameston, N. Y. boy, stole the show from New Mexico's one-man gang, full. back Juan Vasquez. The Mus- tang runner, who was listed second in the nation among small coflege players for most yardage, made a noble effort by collecting 93 yards in 19 carries. In tact . the extra point I: Sweetwaler Mor Vista 26 12 0 30MJ.~t 0 NN 25 At srantord 0 2 ~ 'm,pe~r:;tre . .. 20 Oxnard TEXAS TECH. fl-' TO Holtvil1e 6 N 11 Holv Cross 7 _ 2S Al Pillsburgh ii 42 N 17 Hilltop 20 SW Loulsfono • -92 1 Memphis Slolo o O 28 Ab;Jene Chrlst,on 2 N 4 N,C. 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