News Scrapbook 1959-1962

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TRIBUNE

SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA TUESDAY. OCTOBER 4 1960

BEST GRID BQ

FOOTBALL SCORES

Charlie ever Had Cho ce to Display Ta le t B) ROH ORT.\I \ . Ch rlio Smith, IJP t known a Sa11 Diego State Colll'g 's \ ,•ran, title• ·11111ing \1a hall c:oach, ,~s _in- !rocluc: c.l to the Quarl back Cluh j'rstrrdny al 1tssi?n VallPy Inn "the mo l sucl·c lul ioothall coach llJ A,t,, hi~lo "C".t ndle," said t o a I- ma t r G•·no <:rei: ton, r,;, ,._ 11in;:- Trihllli" ,.x,·,·u!l,e sport· ,.,,111or, "wa~ appoint<'fflcial, a profr>s- 1011 i11 which he s in high school Hild II g,, rules and also elf'<• l'f>d hat offi<'iatlng l~ one• o! flt< ost dlffieult johs assoc! I with sport~. In <'Onrlftdm~ thP reading of a parody oj1 :ToyeP KilmPr's "Tn•P. ," Sm th quoted : "Poems are made by fools like mC', but onl) God would refer<'<'." Panthers 'Had to Beat Officials' rncldr•ntall), Pat :\fongovl'n, Vista High coach, rc- mark<'cl that his anthers had lo bc•at Hemet "and the offlcials" to k~cp thC'ir unbcatc>n record intact last week, 21.12. "W,, had tno tom·hdowns <'ailed hn<·k," he ~aid. "( hurl!,• wa~n•t thnP but fhP northern brothers WPrl'. "" w1•re11·t too happy with some of the calls. "We playl'rl against thi~ l1ead lincsmnn," he added, "Aud he w.is i:l)ud. He threw us liack several times • afler \\'<' had gained 20 or 30 yards." Some of the Boys Enjoy the Game ::'1,fongoven said his tNtm includes "seven or eight kids who ~-,•ally enjoy the game." • "Tht•y would .lu~t as Hoon gPt l'<>U down," he de- <'lart•d1 "'and start walking all over you. "\,\'c have two halfbacks (Joe Pichlottino and Bobby }fay~) who ran get out and go. If 1hey run into any- onr, they can go around th(•m and one (Pitchitino) tries to go through them. He does a pr<>tty good job of it." Pecarovich, Governa/i Among Missing Attrndanc'I' for the third weekly lunchPon meeting of tlif' <'iub was down eonsid<'t'ul1Jy. l:Acn two 01 the regu- lar 1iam•llsts were among llw missing. ( 'o:u•r, JllkP Pc,·a,·o,·ld1 of l"nin•r-;lty of San Diego had lll'aking l'ngagPm1•nh out, of to\\ n; Paul Go ,·. Nnali, San Dll'go Rtafto lolll'g·I' ml'ntor, heg·ged off ~o he t·ould go to the movip,-film'l of l,ong Beach , lah•, whil'h entertains lite Azu•t·, Haturda.r. One Pxplanation advanced for the fa.i1s' stay-at-home strike was that spcetators already arc losing interest in gridiron activitl<'s because so many early-season loss- es. --by San Diego State, USD, Cal Western and, farther afield, USC, the Los Angeles Ram~. Cal and Stanford. Idleness Prompts Logical Question Two o! those teams-Cal Western and VSD-have open dates this weekend, so a couple of cluh members wondered out loud why they didn't get together for a game. · "This qucstion came up at the Quarterback Club last year," exptaint>d Al Lewis of Cal Western, "and we had discussions ahout it. But at the time, USD's luture was uncertain if you will recall. "ll'lwn W<' made up oar ~chedule, we hnd a game with • "pvada on fhi, date and wlth Colorado ('ollege 011 the 19th," ho continued. ''Affpr our seheclule was mude, we W<•re •·ontado>d by LSD but werp tmable to lfl't fo~ether on a dale. Later those games were c·ant•el,•cl by N,•vada anti Colorado." With Governali absent. no one had thp opportunity to ask why San Diego Statp doesn't play thl' other four- y<>ar institutions in the area, That que~tion probably WiJJ come up nrxt week.

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College Scores P ona 15 Sant;1 1ra 13 Humboldt State 20 Sa 1 D,ego U.P~rdue 51, Notre Dame 19 W1sce • n 3!>, Marquette 6 Boston U 2!) 1 Holy CroH 14 Detroit 6 ~av,er «O.) 6 St.. Tho1'11a1 (Minn.) 32, Ham. llne 0 St Joa h'I ( Ind, 24, But- 1's16 M r • (Kan 26, Central °''J'ayt:n 14, Villanova 0

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BOB ELLIOTT TO A DRESS QUARTERBACKS TO RROW Bob Elliott of San biego, recently dismissed as manager o! the Kan_sas City Athletics, wll! give a report on the World Series and the last American League season at e weekly meeting of the Union-Tribune Quarterback ~lub ~omorrow noon at Mission Valley Inn. The public IS lllVJtCd. Guest coaches will be Benny Edens or Pt. Loma High and John Mafucci of Army-Navy Academy in Carlsbad. Regular members of the coaches' panel who will an- l'Wer questions from ~ans are Paul Governall, San Diego Stat~; Mike Pccarov1ch, Univc>rsity o! San Diego; Al Le1~1", Cat Western; George Schutte, San Diego Junior Col,eg,e, and Capt. Hans Jacobsen, Marine Corps Recruit Dl'pot.

San Diego u,Ion. Staff Photo.

THE REF 1 S OVERRULED HE E

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Conc·he Tom Carter, SL Augu.·tln Iii h, ldt, anrt Bob Sexton, University or nn Die o, , nter, really hn nothln n alnst football ref such

as Charlie Smith, who ga\'e address on officiating ye t rda. at weekly me ting of nion-T,ribune Quarter- back Club.

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