News Scrapbook 1959-1962

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Pioneers to Tackle Azusa Sentinels '!'he Un ,·erstty of Sa.n Viego resumes ction this Saturtlay fl r a. 13.da.y Jayo!! when it me ta Azusa CoJlege a.t l'he 1: D-AzUlla game w!ll be the first football game played In W tga.to Park, hmne or the Sl\n Diego Padres professional ball ball t.eam The meetln "111 ....... b the flr•t betw en the two Larry T s ary and tackle Guy colleges In football, 'eU k a.re sidelined with in- The Plone ra •till s k 'their Jllrics and ar llstt-d as doubtful flrtt vlctdry tt r losln hre part 1 c I pants for th Azusa cons~ uttv gain 'hit U ga Coll g , 6-20, .Ne • ~ex1co We Az will rely on two quar- :lO 2 ancl Humboldt Slate, terbacks, Tom Nelson nd Dar- 0-20, gin lcWhptter, SD scouting ':!'he zuu Coll ge S ntml'l r opr Indicate that Nelson is have a 2·1 r cord. 1.ast week aa outstanding passer. Nelson, zuea defea d Pomona Col In two games, had 16 canles lcge roab, 20-18. La3t onth or 25 n t yµlls rush ng, He they JOlll to La.Verne Coll ge, had c nip tvd t of 26 pasl!CS 6·1-1, and L

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at 12:30 p.m. Saturday, Oclobe1 15, at a luncheon at the uni• wives of the students of the College for Men, Is moderator. versity amphitheater. "Haute ·~de de Paris" ha.a been chosen as the theme. ,. r

In e.~ over-"IJ l<'rench them<',, Philbm will bl' the master of the umvers1ty colors of bluo am! cet·emomell for lh& event, 'l.he patron ,,,,., s are Mmes. scene of a French salon. Th,• R. O. Suitt. M Jack FerguRon, tables will be centered with eymour Ra hin, F I{. Ceder. miniature French ha.t boxe and,b,rg, l~ugene De I<' lco, Jr., silhouettes of _1.-gs. The pro- William J, Martm, H. Stephen gram a.li;o will reflect this King, Glen A, Lonnecke1•, Ken. theme. nPth A. Young, George T. ZeJJ- An all-Amencan des1gne1· ,ol- m r 1 Emma F'. Robinson, Leo lectlon conaisting of casual and jPalella, Sophia Barlll'l, Howard street wear to afternoon and w. Rozelle, Bernice E. Wll- evening clothing will be hown. ham.e, Luc!lle D. Bn, be,, and Coats, furs, and stoles also will Marie L. Markley. Mmes. John Zolezzi, G. R. Maurice Rentner, Harvey Bertn, \\ 1lllamson, George T:' Zellmer, Adel Simpson lll'ld Geo g Ca, D, H, Werden, Leo Volz, D. R. • r e r- S nndl Lawrence Ollver, me!. per o, The colora of mteiest will be Arthur N. Hurteau, and Wilbur wood violet to parmer v1oleL to Hilclreth. purple. Pinlt to fuchsia will be Othe1· rhalrmen include, Mra. featured In cocktail lothe . Philip Nacozy, Mra. James Ha.ta will be llhown from Uie Ronis, and Mr11. Albert Nottoli, designers' collection of Chiist- tickets; .Mrs. Courtney Mallory, Ian Dior, John Freddcs, !rent>, art; Mrs. De Falco, food; Mrs. and Sally Victor. Stan! y Strep, serving, Mrs. Mrs. :ij:ugene De Falco, chnlr• Pa4L V c:o nnp Mrs. Charles man, announced that egts Foto, docoratlon, Mrs. Dominic Sportline Y BOIi KING F)(Hn iill in ications, Uti11 weeki>nd'i football garl)N, Involving ania collPges ahoui

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At USO 'The Alcala amphlth<'nt<'r at the Univi>r~!ly or ~an Diego, will be Ihe selling for the "Haute ;\1ond<' de Paris" lun- <"h,,on and fa ·Ilion show at 12:30 p.m. tomorniw. SponsorPd by th<' univer- iled. ~1 rs. !Ia n-fl't Wil. on Is hos- te · hainnan and on hrr rommiu,,., arl' :Mmes. James Honi , Sam ,;Jasso, Anclrr.w San F<> 1 llp110, \\,, G. Gillham. Lan('e Jo )I'll, J Ill\ Shic>lds and John G) nn 'rhP a\ •arris c nJ ma . .Mrs. ~tanlry Strc ~Ill bP. as- • lst<'d hy frs. R~mond Hart, :Mr . D oth' Larnb, M i s J, nn Br0\\'11 111 s Camil- la Coddard 'HIDS .\ AU JlT.I:, Calls for tickets are bC'lng llC'Cf>plf'd h !rs Phillip Na- <"01.\' nud Mrs. Alb<"rt Noltoli. 'l;h<' atrou,· '" of !ht'! show 1 . H. 0. Sulit, M. gu on, S<'ymollr Ra- Pcl.,rhl'rg, Eugene ., Wlll\am .,. Mar- ·teph"n Kmg, and Glen t n. H •r. Zellmer, Emma F. 'l, L o Patella, Sophia Baran, Howard W. Rozelle, Bernie g_ Williams, Lucille D. Barh<>r and Marie L. Mark-I ]Py_.__ DegreeNeed Added At USD School 0( 0 ~gYfc A bachelor's degree from an accredited college will be a requirement for entrance to the University of San Diego School o! Law starting in February, it was announced yesterday. The Most Rev. Charles F. Buddy, bishop o! the S an Diego Catholic Diocese and president of the university, said the new. requirement I would apply to both day and night sessions of the school. I Previously, the requirement had been three years o! satis- factory college work. The Rev. Martin J. McMan. us, dean o! the law school, said the new requirement was "another forward step in the academic progress of o u r school. It brings us into line with the leading law schools throughout the nation." l Enrollment this y e a r reached a new high of 158 stiudents, Father McManus, said. The· overall enrollment at the university this year is 2,022 students, an increase of 44 per cent from last year. The night session of the law school began In t h e spring of 1954. The day ses- sion was added last fall. nc lro , . Lonn,..l'kf'r. Al o ((<•nn<'lh A Young, 1,corg !1obi

Freshman T o n y Gilham, who played for ::;t, Augustine• last season, may opPn at right <>nd for the University of San Diego tomorrow night when the Pioneers tackle Azusa Col- lege at Westgate !{a rk, Jim Gabriel, USD's fine sophomore end, had to leave for his home n Houston when he learned t>f the death of t his moth<: lie l.< not expect- ed ha<'k for the game. Gilham, a 6-2, 180-pounder has bc•cn usPd mostly on de- fense this 5eason. U p roa<'h Mike Pecaro. vich :.aid tomorrow's contest could be a high-scoring alfair with Azusa f.Jl~ing a wide- open game, "They pass 60 per cent of the time and send as many as four .r e c e i v e r s down," PN•arovich said. "Usu• ally the only remaining back besid,,s the quarterback Is the fullback.' Tom Nelson, Azusa's able quartorhnck, holds one vic- tory ov<'r USO hut that was as a ba ·eball pitcher. Pccarovich said he intends to run hl~ plays from the ~- tre Dame shift. Oso:azusa- >( Duel Tonight At Westgate Park /1'/t5/t,o The UnlvPrsity of San Di- ego can only hope that 'Tom Nelson doesn't feel at home in a baseball park when he guides the Azusa College grid• ders against the Pioneers at Westgate Park tonight. Kickoff is scheduled for o'clock for what should be a l wide-open football game. Nelson, a baseball pitch- er as well as a quarterback, holds one victory over the Pioneers from the mound and now he's poised to try again with the right set of signals Actually, it could be quit a pitching duel between the 170-pound Azusa flash and Jan Chapman, also a pitch- the ball 60 per cent of the time and sends as many as four receivers downfield from a s p re a d where only the fullback re- mains with the quarterback. Chapman. who has ~tter than a .500 percentage pass- ing average for three seasons at USO, will be trying con- tact lens in action for the first time and unless Azusa can produce efficient protel'tion, he's bound to toss some touch- down strikes. er, hurling for USD. Azusa throws

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CanlPuhrame Meeting Due /"/,YI,;, Mayor Dail said yesterday that he and Councilman Jus- tin Evenson wtll meet with Univ r. lty of California Re- geot • ov. 7 to discuss the naming of the San DI e g o 1 campu . Evenson In a recent Council conference had recommended ! that conditions of conveyance or the Torrey Pine campus site Include that it be call d University of California at San Diego. Protest have been voiced against naming the campus Unh ersity of California at La Jolla or at Torrey Pines. Dall said he and Evenson I will talk with the bql.ldings and grounds comm!tlee o! the Unl\ersity's Board o! Regents. Dall aid he does not recom- mend that a cond1tlon of con- veyance lnclud the ~'Ile of the campus.

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