News Scrapbook 1959-1962

·usD Drops ~g~~,t:.~1~;~p! !!,.~ 01 San Diego, 88-82, in a nonC"onference basketball gam • last night a1 Kearny High. The Pioneer·. coming up with one of thC'ir finest game,. rolled to a 55-16 h' Iitime lead on . ome fine

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.·hooting by Ru s Cravens, Jim Fleming and Russ IacLi>n. USD conn<>eted on 21 of :-:2 shot · in the first half, Untortunat<>IY for coach E n L •.sU 'i,; ·an Dirgans, th ir hotmaking l'OOled ofr

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'Ho· d '5' -1l~i,t b Easte~~ew Ml'xico· tour. ing j:)asketball team tries on. Unherstty of San DH• Q for si1.e tonight at 8 In the J<:r arny High gym, and hopes for llrt-1 ll'r fortune than it had t night. The Greyhounds s t a r e d, quickly enough, but cool!'d n!f and Jost to Cal Western, 58-45 at the Palomai; Collc-ge g,m in San Marcos. ,Barry Cun- ningham, 'orris Gre<>nwood and Giro Takahashi paced the Westerner ' rally \\ h l r h pulled away from a 25-24 half. time deficit il)to ,1().:)0 lead. From that pomt. coach Bob K!oppenburi;-'s charg<'s ne\'er were In trouble ru thC'} woi. lh<>ir fourth game in fiYe , start.~. Cunningham w.is high man with 18, while Greenwood and Takahashi each had 12. The Westerners play Pomona Col- lege tonight at 8 on the Sage. hens' court in the , ·orth. Russ C rave n s and Jim Fleming will be USD's big hopes tonight as the Pioneers seek victory No. 3 against Eastern New Mexico. CraH-ns is hitting at a 15.7 average. :After tonight's tussle with USO, the Greyhounds will stay over and play Marine Corps Recruit Depot Monday before returning to Las Cru- ces, N.M. Last night's sum- mary: Cal Westem cm Easl. N, M... (

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ive Visits ~1,L 0 ~~Qt. off-again, on-again basketball am meets Eastern Xew Mexico University tonight at earny High, starting at 8 o'clock. The game is the second of three in this area for the Greyhounds, who tnet Cal Wes~ern last ight and face !\Iarme Corps Recruit Depot here Monday night. Eastern New Mexico has four returning lettermen in ,center Don fkl,pworth (6-5) Orvie Nix (6,3), Jay Gurley (6-3) and Ben }'elton (6-41. They posed a. 4-18 record last Y;ar, -numbei:1ng Cal Western ( 12 -48) among fheir victims. ,USD's record was 2-5. The Pioneers' last outing was a 102-61 romp over Biola Col- lege, a game that saw USO trailing, 31-30, at halftl~e. Earlier' last week, the Pio- neers lost to MCRD, 64-58 and to Cal Western, 77-61. ' Soph forward Russ Cravens and senior guard Jim Fleming lead all USD scorers after sev!!n games. cravens has 110 olnts for a 15.7 average and Fleming 102 points !or a 14. 4 average.

played at P omar rollrg• gym. To• Pioneers will take a 2-6 mark to their Gre •hou!'.d rre.y tnmorrow n ght at 8 pm. at Kearn pm, their lo. B t win naving rnme at tl1• pense of Blola llf> 1 t week wllen the • o e 'Los .Ange-

< ait,e, c.rslty tonight at P, 0 1 n t will tip off the Holiday <'Vent Loma tarting at 8 o clock. in the Pointers gym W!'dnes- MCRD can_ solidify its _role day ~t 2·30 p.m. MCRD will of fa\orltc m the Hobday play San Fernando State at . ·•?urnament_ op~ning here 4 p.m., NTC will go against Wednesday m this game. The Cal Poly of Pomona at 6 p.m. (,rcyhounds already h a _v e and Cal Western will oppose met two tournament entries, Westmont of Santa Barbara losing to Cal Western, 58-45, at 8 p.m. and defeating University o~ San Diego. 90-72.

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ffofid~Cagf Tourney Set· l<- / f v {'- ' Sponsored by 01 Vvcstern. i'.'iaval Training Center and , Iarlne Corps Recruit Depot, the Holiday basketball 1ourna. ment w I JI begin at 2·30 W dne day in the Point Loma High gym. Univcr lty o! an Piego a Whlttier will c 1 a s 11 in the opener. San Fernando state; We. tmont Md Cal POI) o :San Dimas also will c;ompete l 1 th event. Other opening-day tilts will see fCRD and San Fernando tate colliding at 4, i\'T and Cal Poly squaring off at 6 and I We tern testing Westmont at R Winner will cla h the ollowlng even! g, while lo . ers battle In the afternoon.

The triumph ovi'r th<' Pio- ll<"<'fS ,>.,a· only the New Mexi- cans' rond in ·c\'en starts. Of this ar<'a's four Holiday entri<'S, :MCRD, Naval Train• ing Center, Cal Western and