News Scrapbook 1959-1962

I want th t atomic bomb, I don't \\ n to read it in a kel'nly in- tellectual ricntiflc vol- ume." S!'lce publication of her book in '.',,1'.arch Mother Murphy ha be n highly encourag d by the re- pon e. Now In its sec- ond prlntlng. the volume i bdng Y.1dely u ed as a te t In cities through- out th country "F eler"" have a l o be n r c lved [rom edu- cate In South Ameri , Au I a, Canada a n d En la d. K cities now u In th n heir sch l lnclu nclnna- ti, Cleveland and Miami.

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. THE SAN DIEGO UNION 64 SA Boasts Top Ground Offensive B. ,JOIIX. T \It-DO. LO De-emphasized or not. Uni- ,·er:U). ?f Pacific or College of I ac1fJc tho.se Tigers from Stocktor. a till tough Pacific, hE'aded by All-Coast fullback nominee Dick ·cott will enfage l'nin•rslty of Sa~ Diego for the first time to- morro,\ at 2 P rn. at t h e Toreros' ne» ·rndium. De.·pite the cutback p r 0_ gram. Pacific has defeated Long Beach State, 12-7, and lost to usually-rough s a n Jose State. 16-0. in its first two contests. "The only d,fference from last year's team is that Pa- cific is not playing teams like Washington, Marquette, Vil- lanova, Washington State and l:tah Sta_te this season," L'SD coach Mike PeC'arovich point- ed out . Against Long Beach. Paci!- ic went to the outside for ~ost of its gains and again t · an Jose it went through the mi di(' Actu I , the Tige1·s rely exclu iveh· on a ground of- fensi\'e, _:'hey picked up 145 of the 24, yards against Long Beach on the ground and H3 of 170 against San Jose bv rushing la t week. • .A search into the football history books will uncover the ~ad news that San D J e g 0 St_ate had nothing but trouble wnh the Tigers in r e e e n t year·. The Stockton collegians won b) such lopsided scores :is 68-17, 32-6, 62-14 and 41-14 m the last four meetings. P!·~bab!e starting lineup for Pac1f1c \\'Ill be Jim Bust. (200 pounds) and 11ike mith (2081 at ends. Bill Reed (2201 and Don Shackleford (2Wl at tack- les. Bob Scadina 1195) and John \}amble 12M, at ' ds Dkk . ) at center: Jack Spa 190) at quar- terback, Greg- tikcs 0751 and Dick Hernander (190) a half- backs and Scott 1193) at full- back. - ---- Masquers Seat

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By ,JOHNNY .:HeDONALD The rumor from San Francisco is that• tbl' professional 49ers wer>t to the ":-hotgun" offense as a desperation measure last ) ear Fort~·-nlner coaC'h Rrd Hick- other yard from the tackle. ey is the talk of the , ·ational The halfback is stationed Football Lt'ague tlii vcar and about three yards hack, fac- his club is knorking own the ing the gap in the line. opposition like tenpin . ·"The opposition must use L\ke Hickey, coach Mike six men in the line wlth one Pecarovich of the Univerf;itv lineback"r," Pecarovich said. of San Diego was a bit des- "They can't play us with a perate after losing three m a five-man line." row and came up with a new Pecarovich said this enables formation to beat Pepperdine. the quarterback to fake or 13-0, last Saturday. handoff to the slot back on If there is a nickname to be each roll out and gives him had, PeC'8ro\·ich and his staff a better opportunity to work have not come up with one. the option The slot back can All that matters, as far as move in as another blocker the eteran coach Is con- or be effective on dive plays. cernPd is th'lt it works Joe Gray, Ho,\fo William- Lack1ro a passing game. son or Don Dorkowf;kl »'Ill be l"SD has had to fino new alternating at thr :t t back wayi; of breaking away their post against N e Mexico runners. So far the 'foreros Western Saturday afternoon have co.·npleted on!:, 13 of 68 at USD Stadium. " passe . L'SD has been using this un- 1 In this formation, the right balanced line idea on the left side of the line is split and, side, too, during drills this the halfback plugs the hole. week. Pecarovich may split The guard Is split a yard from \both sides for the meeting with the center and the end is an- Long Beach State next week.

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CA1v/PU ... 1o)sf, USO Unit Selects l Play Cast l By l\IARY 0. CHA.\IBERS The Alcala Park Players of the University o! San Diego College tor Women yester- day announeecJ the schedule for their 10th season. The season will open Friday wlth a pe formance of "Fray Junipero S rra: The Great Walker," at 8:30 a.m. in th College theater. It will be pre- sented again Oct. 22 at 3:00. This performance marks the premiere production of "Fray Junlpero Serra," a poetic dra- ma by Helm. _Featured in leading roles ~111 be Kathy Halligan, Chris- tine Camus, Francesca Halli- gan, Serita Doyie, Judy Row- 1land, Deborah Potts, and Don- 1 na Brower. B. R. Van Vlcek is the director. Also to be presented th1~ sea- l s~n \~!11 be "Androcles awl the , L10n, The Christmas Pag- eant, a variety show, an Eve- I ning of Music and "Winte1•"s Tale." In recent elections the Soph- omore Class completed its I council for the year. Acting as group leaders will be Mu- riel Palmer, Patricia Ne In , Nancy Erhardt, Marilyn Puzo, Rosemary Dum1, Lynn Mc- Birnie, Anette Coles, Linda Rahl, Catherine Lindseth and Mary Timothy Downs. Currently serving as fresh- men fortnightly officers are Ave de Vanon, Claudia Du,v"ns and Nancy Knox.

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THE SAN DIEGO UNIO b L Ion., Oct. l 0 SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNI Torer wait N.M. Western After 13-0 Win University of Sar Diego 1s looking ahead to Sat day aft- ernoon's home ba with New 11exico \\'e ti-1 after the Toreros score ir first victory of the sea n Satur- day night, lS-0, q Pepper- dine College. 'fhe Balboa

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quarterback Larry Fernan- 1le-wing team like Eagle Rock dcz did a good job and may , change your defen ive think- . tart again t Cal Poly if his Ing. . I don't recall what back continues to improve. I told the boys at halitime, If Mendez docsn't open at tail- when we were behmd 21-8 back m the I-formation, soph- but remember that when w~ omore Jim Stauber will be got back to the dres ing room the tarter. for intermission e general A special gue, t was Roberto was waiting f Our Mendez, coach of the Mexico back Kelton ·1r. ton may be U. team that has dropped de- a better two-way player than l'isions to Marine Corps Re- Billy ;',,1artin and Al Hall of cruit Depot and Cal Western. past easons. . . Our next He ~aid he ha no recruit- opponent. Valley Ah-Stars of ing problem at the :-.Texico Van ::\'uys, is composed of City university becau -e there former college and s"mi-pro arc sever a I prep schools players who beat Eagle Rock, right on the campus and his 24-3.' as istants tram the prep play- I Lewis, Cal We tern, 32-28 er in fundamental . victor over Mexico IJ.-":'.\1ay- He pointed out his players be we were a little com- g a I n e d 206 yard rushing placent when we blew that against Cal We tern but In- 21-0 lead, but you ave to terccptions hurt them badly 'gi\'e coach Mendez' boys creel- \ m the 32-28 defeat. it for their stuntmg defense "I have made more than and speed.... We improved 60 trips to the , tate ," said considerably in a week. Boys ' 11endcz, "liut th1 trip to 'an who did well for us were Diego ha· b t b t ot Al Madi.on, who came through J a do \\ th some critical tackles· k San

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Rushing yardoH Passing YCLrdG-,e Pa55ing Passes lnterce, Punts ~~~~le:e~:ffzed .. lory agains I The Waves dropped their fifth game in a row without a win. Halfback Howie Williamson went 10 yards for l"SD' first score against the Waves on the first pla) of tl1P fourth quarter. Then with ·02 re- maining on the cloc half. back Joe Gray sped 63 \ards for the final 'fD. Both teams failed to disµlay much of an offensive punch in the early going although a good deal of this d prob- ablv be traced to th u ·u~l heat. Although the fir t' three J period were scorle s, SD clearly dominated the game. The Toreros ended wi a net of 248 ya1 ds rushing com- par~d to on!v • f Waves, the lat only 107 total ya and passing. Pepperdine • . • o o o 0 USD O D O ll-13 1t USD-Wllllamson, 1 0 run (kick folledJ. USD-Groy, 63 run (Rudzinski kick}. three defeats.

FROSH OFFICER.<1-Fortnightly officers rec<'ntly elected by the fr bman cla1,s at the San Diego College for Women are left to right, An Di:Vanon, pre..ident; Claudia Downa, &e<:r~ ta~y-trea,urer, and 1'ancy Knox, dee president. • • * • • • 1 Aicala Park Players Set Fr. Serra Story I The Alcala Park Players will cesca Halligan, Kathleen Hal- present "Fray Junipero Serra- llgan, Deborah Potts, Judith The G1eat Walker' in the San Rowland, and Kathleen Shea., Diego College tor en thea- The choral under the direction ter at 8:30 p.m. this Friday, ot Clayton Fox will ing "'Ave I October 20, and .at 3 p.m. this Maria'' and "Emltte Spiritum Sunday, October •2t. Thi pre• Tuum.'' i;entatlon ~Iii! mark fhe f'lr~t Ticket.; will be Available atl dramatic int retail n or Mc- the box office ot ma be ob- ~inley Helm's book hl! same tained y · Theater I t1 tie. Department of the San Diego B. R. Van Vleck, h ad of the College for Women drama department, has elected -- ·-----

arr)' Toledo, who passed 10 or 12 the first half; ,Larry Slover, two key !ntC'rc-eptions ancho • ·avar o and J essc lurdock . Occidental. next opponPnt will be a toughio."

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Fr. Brugmlir¥ 11 "1 N To Speak o~ -~ Rev. uona1-d J. :Sl'u !lli, chaplain at the College for )\{,en, will be the guest speak- er on th program, "Let Then Be Light ' this Sun- at 9:30 a.m., ove panMl 8. His . Jude, p1

to produce t · story of Father Serra In th~ lorm of a. formal dramatic reading. The narrative \ will tr e Fray Serra' • life from his el lest years to his death at Mls.slon San Carlos Borromeo 1 ·1n Carmd, Calif. Singing and 1 dancing will accompany the,nar- ratlon. Ml'mbers or the cast are Don- na Brower, Sarita Doyle, Fran-