News Scrapbook 1959-1962

/NES UNBEATEN /~/"/c o r' Pioneers Test MCRD Tonight

1~1,f1ft 1 Kn · ghts, • M r1nes Triumph

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San Diego Junior Col!eg(•'s ba ·ketball 1eRm whipped into an ('arh· J:2-0 !Pad and Wl'nt on to po t n 77-61 dl'cision over re la ·t ni:?ht at the Training ' ntc . U11d<'f<'ated Matinl' Corp H<'rn1 t DPpot didn't ha, it O ea·:-,•, hOW• CVC'r Th<' DC'\ ildogs Wl're forcl"d to go all out to po. t a 64-58 win over four-tim<'~·b<'aten Uni\'l'rsity of :-,an Dirge at the Point Loma High gym, Pion<'ers Los<> .\«·e In th<' s0e•ond hall the Pi- on<'rr~ tool, thl' !rad, :i9-;l8, wllh J0:',6 remaining. But t,;SD a<'<' Jim Firming fou,Jcd out with !'l'l'n minutes l<'fl and 1lw Marines pulled their attack wnethcr. Hu s Crav. l'ns pa<.:<'d., thP lo rrs ilh 15 points. Lou Gihb~ ll'd the Ma• rincs with n. Arthur l Wil - liams was in hi.· u ual form \ last night a · he l<'d the jun- ior c·oll<'g• 1o ,1c1or 0 William~ Get~ ~fl Wiiiiams µitched In :;o point · and set up numerous other baskets with his drft feeds. Forn>st Glilhcro add<'d 18 for the Knight·, who now arc 3-2 on the ,,..a,on. llenry Rapµ scon•d 21 for thr nlu<'jackcts. SDJC m<>ct Citrus Friday at 7:30 p.m. in opPnlng d<'· fl'nSl' of its Palomar Tourna- ment l'hampionshiJJ in San

J n r College, Unlver ty, Na- val Tr lnlng Centrr nnd Ma- rine Cot Re rult D c po t emerg d Winners on th<' bas- ketball cburt aturday lght. n Dl go JC overcame an ! 111-po!nt d flclt t the half to beat 1,tllci1on, ~-63, n t h •• north; car W tern won its second g;amo In three ou in wlth an 51 w o, er Cal tech; C defeatrd , z1wa 84-64, and th arjpes w o l' their fifth stra!g t over Palo mnr JC, 98-69. l'loneer Drop Third University of San Diego ~u• tcn•d Its third stz night l o • to Westmont, i3•54, in the R lands Invltatlunal, Art Williams' long I o o put SDJC ahead for the fir time with !i:50 remalnln a 1 from there the Knights r on to w n. illlams ended Ith 20 point and was supported by Wal Ram ey w th 16. rank F u g a t e scor d 15 pol t for Cal W tern a th We tern s rolled up a 40-2 hnlltlm advantage. In t '1 J i or Var lty tilt, Ash Jo rndt rapp d In 21 points to I ad the We tern rs to an 3- 65 win over Los A11geles Trade J Tcch, Pair Lend NT<' On th <'rvlce front, It was J\llke Dunbar's 21-po nt effort and Henry Rapp's 22-d I g It soiree whl h pac d tte ·avy. Bob urtwright (21 points) and Darrl'll Pa trell (19) led th Marines. Summarle : SDJC (72) Fullerton JC ('3) O~PT GFPT ~~~f: 0 I : ; 3 f ~1n":" f 2 1 J A. Wllllam1 • 4 2 2a Clark I < 4 20 Ram ey 7 2 1 16 Hoffm o o I o J Williams 2 2 0 6Eworl , 1219 ~~;:rv : i •: :ro 0 r~s 0 J g I Tolaf1 ,o 12 11 71 Totals 21 7 15 '3 HalfllrN J<:ort: FullerlOl1 36, SDJC "· Cal Wosltrn (NI Calttch Ull GFPJ GFPT L Is SIi B- 35211 Tr tor • O• I e,j'j"" o 1 3 l ~uaate 1l ¼ 1rn:r 1 1>er ! J Z 11 s•Jngham 3 0 j 6 It oka 2 4 2 I el'~ann ~i,M~~ ii~ i Ho I 3 OO 6 Seu , 2 o o 4 Tak~ashl A l .c 9 8 ilfoi'~er .JI Y,02f 11 Tobl1 ta 17 IC s, Halftlrnt KOr•. Cal Western 40, Ca tech 26 A•usa (64) Hurst '-OYt T Ne >0!1 Phlll:01 Morris Trato

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ation Jan hapman of the linh·cr- . ity of San Diego ranked as the s th best small college punt r In the nation this sca- ·on, statistics relca ed today bv the • ·auoa«I AS for l, 7 and I nc hdowns. In thret> 5ea on · ·o, he completed 1 of :.>o, pa att mpt d f o r 2.3,3 yards and ::!., touch- do\\'ns.

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_$0 J)iegq Unlon Photo bv Roy Jarvis W ) l'Onverge orr play with Mike O'Connor· (:.!l l and Chet Lewis (12) in ha ·kground . Cal Western won 77- fil lo pin fiflh ctraight loss on USD.

Cal WC' tern's .Joe' Treastt'r <"Omrs down with rebound in fir:-;t half adion agam t SD la~t night. Pioneers Ru ·s Crawns (11) and Jim Fleming

Marcos. Summaries: SOJC H7l G F p T NTC [611

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t:: e Wg)lest acadcm1 av~ra"g A nounr mcnt of the '\ ard w s made 'lt the annual Jootball awards banquet ~pon ored by the St. Aug tine Hi h Fathers Club In B sed !';acram p h hall. Mike Pecarovlch, Unl'versity of San o football eoacr, :va g:.iest spca ,er. Th award is n...mcd f r Very Rev. John R. Ah rne, St. Augustine prir. 1pal. 0th a,~ard~ presented were to: Vic Play , be to[f n 1Y1: r,'ayer· Nick /Bobo Vita- lich '>est defcnsh e p,ayer, Mike l\losrs, Mr t tmprovl'd play('r; and Phillip Clifford, bl'st fre ~m n play r Breitbard 1'' urdatlon All Eastrrn l.<'a plaqu s were presC'ntccl to Vitalich, Play, r, C'rotty, Mickey Frank and Oliver Walker.

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SDS Magazine :Opposes Controls- (Continued from a-13) fall under control or the ~b- be one-sld<>d exposurrs to, lib- lications Board. era! viewpoints on c o 11 e g In addition to E,·olv the e campuses. publications include engineer- "I think th" college students ing and English department1 in this country arc being fed periodicals and brochures' different forms of welfare from a variety of sources statism," Barrack said. which apl?ear during the year, GRADES TOLD Brown said. . . At present the Publications Wessell 1s pr<>s1dent of Stu- Board has control over only dents _for .Freedoll:1 and Bar- the student yearbook and the rack 1s vice president. Wes- Aztec. sell said his grade a".er~ge is "We think it is interesting 3.5; Barrack said his 1S 3.9 that nothing like this has been 00 cop1:s of the third Issue need it just because a con- will be prmted :cext w<>ek. All servative paper comes on but about 200-, which a! e compus.'' cl:culaterl at SD. are d 1 s- Brown contends the issue tributed at an -~!ego Sta_te. stems from Evolve solicitingj 1:he Nov_ 28 <>d1t1o_n contams adv ismg from downtown articles cr1 !cal of liberal out- merchants , iield in which looks by a USD faculty mem- heretofore only the Aztec has ber and a dJSscnt to !he ap- been act· e pomtment of Dr. Philip C. Jessup to the International PRlV. Court of Justice. .an~ lift.. rnpt is made to e print, or if put on to

":azrECS AT WHITTIER 1f/t;f,() us DI w esterne1rs' Tangle Ton ight The Unfv~rs1t:• of San Di0:zo basketball squad. in the throes of a foul'~ame losing sir ak, engage~ 1r Ph1b-Tra-PaC'. g-uartl. USD dropped lnrec games ir The Poets lost thPir opl'ner the l;;"dlan~s. fournamc-nt and by only 70-69 10 Cal Poly at a 64-;:,~ drcm01, to_ tough Ma- San Luis Obi ·po, walloped the C ofps RP used the platoon Marine~_. actually !rd in that systPm. The first-string of "ame with 10 minutPs to go. Bill Johnston (6-4), Jim Mc. Meanwhile, the W<'sterners Laughlin (6-1). Hank Ash- will bP forcf'd to play without baugh (6-81, Bill Roberson lhf' S"TVl<'rs of top scorPr <6-01 at1d Paul CoHier (~-101 Frank F\i"'at!', a 5-7 junior. ,1v01 ages abollt th!' s am" Fugate ha cored 46 points hf'1ght as the Aztec openers. in thrPe conte t. . 'The A1/.IC' lreshmm il-1 l Jiro TakAh11shi, also 5-7, will will meet the Po<'t Frosh in C'place Fugatl' at one guard the prelim. while 5-9 Bar1y ~unningham -------- wm b<' at tte ot l'I' back- court pot. Art J o mmn, a 6- Juni i chcdtrled "tor cen. er ~;hile Jo TreastPr (6-2) nd !'¥ ecnwood (6-1) will abi 'Rrds. USD :wil be ble .to start a ur!i ta chi!;, With Tony apuoo 16 l r,d Ru ·s Crav- ens 6•'2> a.t .forwards, Bill Sch:imm<>l t6-A; at cC'ntPr, and .d Baran 16-2) and Jim I- ming (5-111 at guards.

Dr. Ivo K. Feierbend of the college's poHtlcal science de- partment was quoted as say. re!er- Ing Evoke "brings suspicion ouncil an undermining suspicion up a -upon Society. This is dan- mm nd gerous to survival." the vi w of Dr. under i\linos D. Generales, also of • ations the politlcal science faculty: "Controversy, no matter what a d Wes- form, is healthy and we've f'NO!Ve's had too damn little of it." Don Brown, council presi- a p 1iod- students ls to report Monday But, in con- aimed d<>nt, said a committee of

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Dl'Vildogs' win over \'!'n ura . Jim l•'leming scored 28 points, ;rouy Caputo 2:l, and Ru~s CravC'ns :!1 in pacing l1SD's win over Biola.

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