News Scrapbook 1959-1962

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ONCERNED,' SAYS CORYELL

THE SAN DIEGO UNION 'Up' For Intra-City Duel ~:s,,::::.:i,~~i.,P 6 _ 5

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quarterback Bill Young, a good r u n n e r with good quarterback sense ; linemen Frank Reed and Bradley Baer, and back Joe Mc- Kirahan .•. We expect real tough games with our re- maining opponents, El Ca- tan and Mt. Miguel were about equally tough for us." Tom Carter, c o a c h of once-beaten St. Augustine in the 13-6 loss to Lincoln ; they just whipped us . . . Now our problem is to re- bound a gainst Mission Bay (Thursday) and San Diego High... . Linemen Ron Cola, Al Oliver and John us ..• Comparing two of our past opponents : Craw- ford is better-balanced than any team we have played; jon and Helix . . . El Capi- '\likl' Pecarovich, Univer- si ty of San Diego, 25-6 Jos. er to San Francisco State- "Our pa s defense was okay but they ran on us, and we will have to work on our of• fense before meeting Cal Poly of Pomona next week- end ... San Francisco was very ag ive, and had us s couted well." teams just don't quit. Lewis and Clark was very well passe by our quarterback, Tom Maudlin, made the dif- fe rence. They weren't down here to see Disneyland ... coached: three touchdown when we needed them • . . After the game the general said "Lhank goodness you Maj S c o l t y Harris, MCRD, 22-20 out a g a i n Le victor over and Clark-' ·w e found these college th y make few errors, hl<>ck and tackle effectively. Li tea Pl,Q ba tr t>mendous ed but was hurt by , intermittent or 20 men." to In uric

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the Pepperdine 1,layers. We makes very few mistakes." oryell, whose Aztecs will view State as a team that Western game.

By HOW RD HAGt;N Cal We. tern players al- rrady are "up' ' and San D1Pgo State hopes to r l'acl).

Aztec Coach F ars USD Coryell Calls Saturday's Meeting 'Toughest Of Season' For State By HOWARD IIAC J<;N Coaches of the San Diego St t . Diego football teams which \\and Un_,versity of Sau day night in Aztl'c Bowl tradedc~omo\i the first time Satur- W<'f"kly ml"Pting of the Union-Trib P Qmcnts al Y<'Sterday's . coach Don Corye!JI un" uarlcrhack Club . .said this no doubt will be oui·

Pointing out the "gener- ous" natur e of his players, Coryell said one of them the Waves before a play that they had only 10 meen on the fireld. "you can be sure our quar- terback, Wayne Sevier, would have called an auto- matic into the vacancy if Col. Anthony Picardi of Iarlne Corps Recruit De- told of plans for the Leatherneck Bowl game in tadium Satur day arternoon between MCRD notified "And," Coryell added , po Balboa Ken 'l nynnrd, whose un- beaten Gros mont HI g h "I want to credi Sam Muscolino for much of finest team I've ever had. 210 and 215 and they can years ·tor this team , which has a i:;uperior attitude . • . our success . . It's the Up front e weigh between team has won . raight coach and Pensacola.

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Becau r of the shape of the ball and b cau e football is an !'motion I game, thi ng can happen WP our play rs get 'up'iJJorr. .i.i;irt 1:, Cal We tern dro 20-12 verdict to Clare ha s won one, lost seven. Coryell !Said film Prppcrdine game show line• men Warren Simmons, 3oe Gibbs. Dave Stenson and Ran ct y Chaffin delivered good games, and, of course ar on and Cooks also had of the " We'll probably move Chaffin up to first Iring," s a i d Coryell, He everal games be- of a knee injury . aid his injured F,n quez, Pat Roberts and r a Pr. ties, all first-string- but Enriquez may be tack! nussed cau Coryell Mudd last Sa 'tday and n v good nights.

they hadn't illed it in time." H!gh- "We had no excuses

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Other coaches' comm~nti; : Nettles are outstanding for

toughrst gamf' of the Sl"ason . Our scouts, Tom Bass and Jim ErkenbC'ck, saw USO at Cal P o I Y or Pomona Jasl ~eckend and reported usn•s lmc> may give us more trouble than !<'1·eisno's " M i k e Pccarovlch, whose USO club lost to Cal Poly by 41 ·2, largely because o! Poly's a: r I a I bombardmPnl, said h Al Lewis of Cal Wes- iJIL•ubuuild me Statp can be 01;1 just need eight l'l_ty good joh against th <'l r l'Ushmg but couldn't slop their ~fl.rowing. Our mPn were in position but couldn't handle lh<>1r r<'ceivt"rs. . .. We We're 10 minutes late coming out fo r th e 8 "<'onrl half, so 1 told the Irc>f it look us 23 minutrs to I talk out· men into coinin back onto the firld " g Cor~ell again praisC'd his a 1. ternatmg quarterbacks Wa S . , ync evwr _and Larry Korsm <>ier for th<>ir paissing in the 51-34 conqupst of Cal Western. Each completed four o! five aPrials for a total of 270 yards, which lied the Aztec record . Wh~n Cal Western came up with a couple of touch- downs," Coryell added "I asked one of our players :.Vhat was the _matter out there. And he . replied 'you should sec then· eyes. They 'r e bigger I than th ir hPads.' Cal Wes- tern was fired up, all right." Coryell sard hi men "must play their best "11l11 " 10 gPt / past USD. Archie. M o o r c he light heavyweight b O x I n g cham- pion, was a gue t at th e w e e k I Y luncheoJJ eeting , !me and six in the h, who can lakP a with the bt"s! 0£ aft • !)C'akers, said "we . r did_ held at Town and Country Hotel. Jack Mµrphy, sports I ?d1tor of The an Diet::"o Un- ion, was toastmaster. Moore said his next op- p 0 • n e n t, Canadian heavy-1 weight champion Bob Cler- o_ux, "looked like a good fighter " when Moor... saw him on a card two years ago 1 "_And h<>'s come along weJi since then ," Moore added. M O o r e and Cleroux will clash Dec. 5 in Montreal Coaches ' .comments: · ., Al Lewis, Cal W e s t e,. 11 _ We knew State's speed on deep passes would hur u a nd · it did . Our ctefer1s~ a%amst their running wa all ! right, however .. . . Our team (Continued on b-7, Col, l)

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PART OF TOUGH LJSD FORWARD" w A'i."i'o" Phofo Gray Elhott, left a ,·z..u,-11,mnd sen ·t ior guard, and Ton;, Procopio, a 21~ ~ers'. Y of San Diego Saturday night pound lll?ior tackle, ar expected to t Azt~c Bowl when the Toz:eros face see considerable action for the Uni- i3:11 Di~g~ State for the first time. ---------:..:.::..::..:.:.....:.::_:::.:::......::;'..:.'.:'.::...._:21~0::c~op10 is expected 1o be a starter.

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"city srrles" little on defPnse. They are our ends in Terr} Greeson . e ondary men aga1nst Uvaldo Martinez

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g 1me that _Coryl'll said he ,\as happy appointed they burned us for point record for .Aztec Bowl. with )/!endl'z' 46-yard t,,ouch. 20 points in the first quarter, t State'. total-

1.t cs, now '5-2-1 !or down burst, Thi' Aztec hall- but after that it was even in Halfbark Ben Lrtt was our \\11! re u m e hack has b!'rn bothered mo t . coring. Tako> away the :\1en- star; he got the first downs

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