News Scrapbook 1959-1962

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II 'I Pionee.rs ace Waves Affer Losing 35-0 Nod It '"'in str,•ak snappPd by ThP St ate rs gained 313 San Franc!. ro State, 35.0·, .Sat• yards rushing and 63 through urday in the Bay City, Uni- the air and made 16 first vPr ity o! • n DiPgo will be downs to seven tor USD. 1 ry!ng lo quarP 1l!! season •

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rl'cord at 4-1 whc>n it ta k I's on l'Ppp<'rdlne's WavPs Satur- day night at Ingll'WOOd. A young man by thP name of Chu<'k Fuller prov<'d th I' undoing of th,• l'ion<'PM at San .FranC'iSf'O. He talJIPd thr<' timl' , giving him 16 and a school rN·orcl for the cam- J>algn to dat1•, Full<'1 gainr•d 199 yards In J8 <'arrl<'s, Ile turn<'d in runs of 34 aml 5:i yards to help thl' Gators hag thPir '<'VPnth win in eighi gam<>s. His TD ga llor,s ram .on J:l and 15- yard run· nnd on a 25-yanl pass. USD's pa. sing attack, so brilliant In the, 21-20 win ov<>r :Mann<' Corp Recruit Dl'pot tlw wePk belore, wa. stopped ,·old by 1lw Gators. They lim- itl'd the> Pion<><'l'S to four com- pletions in 12 tries for 18 yard~.

1ealnArrives To Study USD Accredit~lj 9 9.q A ul'\·ev team on aecredi- tntion from the WPs(ern Col- lrge Association arrived ·at the Unlvr>rsity of Snn Dl~o College for Men !or a three. ac- e,t po:rlodical 1. 1,: oth- c'r c f'e. Chafrman of the accrl'dita- tion committee is D\' -Mark .Tack 'mith. dean of,t!;" facul- tf at th University of ed- lands. Member arn W Ray Newsom of th~ chJ! 1 ry e- partmC' t at Whitt(<> liege; Dcay Thoma A Little, of the En Tl h Depax:t1l'I nt, La Sler• ra lege; Edwin T. C man, librarian, University o! Cali- fornia at Riverside, and Alex D. Aloia, counselor at Loyola University. ·x

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USD leading ball packt>rs are Jim DeSanUs, Y,i h 400 yards In 66 carries or a 5.99 av rage and Jo Gray, with 3(,1 y~rd In 49 tries for 5 38. G y al i th team's lead- ing scorer with S'1C TD's for 3S points, 22 m re than Jim Gabriel, an end who has caught 13 pa ses for 121 yards. The M a r I n c s yesterday ~chedul1>d Eastern •cw Mex- ilo Unlve sity of Portales, .:V.M., tor ll f me here Tov. 26. EarliC'r, MCRD had sched. led Wh tm n Colle ! o r , 'ov. 19.

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end. The .. iaunes are seasod. having d e ! ea. t e d Cal Poly (Pomona). 27-1;1. San ;--~ ·- na.ndo Valley A!l;Stars. 15-6, ( Eagles Rock At~1let!c Club, 20- 15, Fort Belvoir 48-0, and Camp Lejeune Marines. 28-8. :MCRD operates from a plit• T formation, es1~ed by Coach Jacobsen to utilize the .'Spectac- ular running talents of half• backs Billy :\lartin and Al Hall. round draft pick last year of the Chicago Bears. is a 9.6 sprinter and came to the Ma.rine9 after two seasons at the Unh·er.•ity of Minnesota. Martin, de ptte mid- Reason jnjuries last year. gained 233 yards in 41 car11es for a 5.7 average and scored e,ght touch• Hall, perhaps the outstand- ing running back m &e1-vice football. is four- •ear MCRD veteran. Hall, at 185, ill five pounds lighter than l\Iartln, but is- regarded as a e powerful runner. He ~alned 631 ·ards In 92 carrie 9 12 touchdo\v-,g - llf'artin. fourth downs.

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sDelirious (Continued) /('/.s;/4 m411, frlt by some as havingl" lo;;t his touch, completed eight of 16 passe:, for 147 ·ards and wisely toss some away rathe1· than face the possibility of intercep- tions. Gi\ ~n little chanre of \·ic- tory; the Pionf'Pl's sm·- prisingly struck first in the second periocl with Chap- man completing a 28-vard touchdown pass to Gabriel. Tessary adcll'd the conver- sion and it wa:; 7-0. .MCRD came right back to tie it, 7-7, driving 60 ya1·ds in nin<' plays with Hall slanting off the lC'ft side. 1 Bob Y Ra11Py added the •oint

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Marine Corp u t G pot has had ar lnjuty p1;oli, !em, but 1he Recruit foot- ballers_ \\ill be hale .ard hearty Saturday night wh •n they bid tor their 22nd con- S!'CUtive victory in a game with University of i;;an 1- ego. "We'll be whole n~ain against USD," Olpt, l'l!lJ).S Jacobsen told the QUP.rt.o.r- back Club yrsterday, "and I'm looklng :forward to a fine game." "We won't be wllbi• ' countert"d USO coach 1ik Pecarovich, "but we'll be there." While on his fPet, Prcaro• vich took advantage -of the situation to answt>r a week- old question as to whether USD plans o upgrade its schedule. "Ye ," he replied, "when ._,.....,_,.ca~t~ch up with the one

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