News Scrapbook 1959-1962

PIONfERS HOPEFUL 1 Marine Heavily 1 FavoredOver U D Dilly !a tin nnd Al 11. !I, alhfs st ,~ting nssigmn<'nt tills p lr of pro typ • h l!LJ <'!·,, Sl'ason In n big way, c·om- and Jim Lor,•nz. n th owrr pl<'ting 31 of 47 J)ass<'s with with n .CS~ passmg av,•ragP, not an interecplion ln th<' !,•at.I thr. strong Mnrhw Corps balC'h. Jkcrult Depot . against th <' Th<' Pioneers, coachPd this hopeful_ n1ve1 1ty of Snn Dl- si•nson by :'11ikc Peearovich, ego P1on<-er football<-rs to- had h<'t'll slow to round Into is schr<1ulrd at 8 r<'co1·d last W<'<'k when thc>y o'clot·k !or th11 fourth meet- toppled Southl'rn California, Ing between th<' two lnstitu- College>, !56,14. This surpassrd I tions. the form<'r mark of 51 s t In ' I Thi' Marlnl's llaV!! be!'n thr 1957 again. t Mrxico l'oly. foothall "toast of thr town" USO will hank 011 th<> pf. sln~e l'l'"!i, having upendcrl '.JOI· fcoctlvf'ness of Jan Chapman of 3.3 oppon<'nts durln~ that at quarlerha<'k, rapirl J o e ~pan and <'Urtcntly 1·1cllng a Gray at halfbark anti J i m 21,gam~ victory stl'lng. /ocsanlis at fullback. Ch a p- J\!art1P, thr fancy-dan 1·un- man has a b<'tlcr than .300 ncr ~llh ,a !l.2 avrrag,• In 41 pc•rc·,•nt hurling averug<' for c.1rr1<'s, 1s so wc>ll r,•gurcl<>o B, 1s picked lnt,•r,•eptcd while Df'Santi him nr, on th fourth round has pkk ct Ip .i.tl yards p r of last )car' draft. rnrry and G1 a1• 5.3. Hall, n four.year 1 ct t <' r- Mc~p POI. 0 uso • I I l k IGormono, 1191) Li; M cs.JI C185) \\ITITI r W,t 1 t lon 12~1 t W Ollrquo 1198) ha a\. •ra d g n y d. 38 Corswoll (2091 , Joos 185) • e •" nr S III Frlodrlch (215) O'Loory 771) ! trip and ls propc>rty- of t]wlKoto,ko (190) PG Gurrola (185/ ' Word (235) R1 Elliott 1217 Los Angrlc>s Rams. Pomolovlch (190) RE: Gobrlel 1217 Lo . . ll .. '( f C l lor.nz 1170) QR Chapmon (180l I enz, a n1vc1 s1 y o a • Mart/on (190) LH Loeschnl; p90 iforr a product, has enrncd ~~///m~, ocs~~f1: j\~ ' night at Westgat11 Park. form but set a school scoring Kkko!!

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