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12, 1961

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" 1-From a budget s t ndpoint the _football pru- grarn has become inoperable. The def1 c1t from l ,t season is of more than major conce rn to the Of- ficials of the school responsible for its financial maintenance. ' ':l-The College for :;\Ien is a liberal arts colle P and it mu t reflect in its academic program a d at:ademic tandards the policies and practices of other liberal arts colleges of its comparative s ite Regretfully such schools can seldom afford . a d maintain such peripheral and speC'ialized c urr1<.:ula as are needed to support a vast and vigorous com- e Continued on h-t , C ol. 1) ,_ Demot·on f Or 8 a l:teb, !.,,,. -;;;,;:/ • , led After ~ervJng as a N a v Titans Owner CAI- cha plain from 1942 to 19,l6 i~ • • • 1 ed th e _Atlantic war theater, Fa-/ With V1olatmg 65 th .el Cadden returned t o Cath- ns- oh c Unlvi•r i_ty as an in true- • pv YORK Dee. 11 (.J>, H(en tor In American History. His do"n Jrom a \e, bal tu sle \\i•I po:slwar Sludie.s a lso included sevPral coursc>s at G<'or <'·

a quiet Father Cadden': prt>pared sta tement came as a surpri e to man), including head coach .'.\Iike Pe- l ro vich, athlet ie d iredor Bob. exton, the ex ecutiw board of l;. D hoo::, ud nts. HowevPr, few . eemed . hocked an e.'(Jr>~·liS/:•d tttle opposition. " Thi dedsion ha · b 'en rea ·hed after many mon th o[ careful !'tudy a nd discussion by the ad- mini. tration a nd refleets consul tion with other .; ·hool of our ize nd c ara t r on the Pacific Coast," Father Cadden a id . "This ded ·ion was in no way determined by our unsuecessful and lackluster season ff he Toreros won two and lost eight this year)." Father Cadden listed two reasons for the decision: TOREROS' MOMENT OF TRUTH

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. The r11;t1ng was given by io 1 e American Bar A _ e. 1. ranan,- said As'. ,oc1at10n inspected the 1 rary 1n No_vembet, 1960, shortly after it ~oved into its new quarters m the aw Building 'One ot Most Beautiful' · . "The inspector also called it one of the most beautiful law libraries he had seen ,, Father. Geimer said. The ii. brary Is on the thlrd floor to of !he Law Building, J;t cc- D cupies 20,000 square feel Co l There a!e mor thnn 2S,CIOO pi

By ,JOHNNY McDONALD Russ CPavens, a clutch-hit- tin~ junior forward, led the Umvcrsity of San Diego in th<' second half back f r o m what seemed sure defeat to upset Cal Western, 64-6.3, at Crawford High gym 1 a s t night. The Torcros, hitting a poor 25_ per cent from the floor and \~1th Cravens having a bad t1 me in the first half, roared back from an 18-point deficit to disrupt the usually unruf- flPd defensive-minded West- erners in the second half. Cravens hit six field goals and three of four free free throws for 15 points, all in the second portion of the con- test. However, he was second hlgh to teammate John Rob- bins, a 5-11 guard, who "~nn!'d 16 points. - Actually, it was Robbins' steady floor game that kept the Toreros alive in the first half and enabled th e m to c~tc~ fire in the second. He hit eight points in each half. Students in the p a c k e d gymnasium, rushed f r O m the USD stands and mobbed the Torcro players. c O a ch Bob Sexton was carried on the shoulders of several play. ers as they left the gym. It was somewhat reminis- cent of the last athletic con- test between the two schools. In that one, on the football field, USD blew a 12-0 lead to fall, 28-18, to the underdog Westerners. This was the first time in five meetings that the Toreros have been able to defeat coach Bob Kloppenburg's cagers. Morris Greenwood, whose pumping jump shot, and J oe Treaster, with a nifty hook shot, kept the Westerners in the chase through t he second period. Greenwood tanked 14 points while Treaster a nd Frank Fugate added 12 each. USD didn't catch the West- erners until 2 :08 was left in the game. Cra-,,ens hit a 15-foot jump shot to make it. 62-all. Then the Westerners' • game fell completely apart I and wild tosses gave USD an- other chance at the bucket. Art Wical laid It in with l ·14 to go. Duane Barnes of Cal West- ern missed a chance to tie it with one second left when he hit one of two free throws at- tPmpts. J ohnson's jump shot after a rebound rolled around the rim and out a nd that was all for the Westerners. ISO (64) Cal Western (63) gfpt . gfpl Cravens Wical Schammel Robbln!i. ~~r,~to Madsen Holsev 6 3 3 15Treaster 6 O 1 12 f g 5 g 7 2 3 16Greenwood 7 0 1 1' 4 1 2 9 Borneo 2 32 7 3 O 1 6 Lewis 2 1 2 5 1 2 o 4 Walter s 1 o o 2 3 0 1 6 Ha ll O O O 0 Fugale 6 o 2 12 Takahashi 2 o 1 4 Totals 27 lG 11 '4 Jof~r:1~ 2Y 1~ J Holf11me score: Cal Western 35, uso JV scnrP.-C:ol Western 72, USD 63.

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