News Scrapbook 1973

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THI SAN DIEGO UNION

Sundoy, November 11, 1973

M sic Week: S.D. Sym hony, L.A. Philharmonic

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ALLOCH - The musicologist Will lecture on Mahler's 10th Symphony at noon 'Thursday in the UCSD , M ttbew mpus Recital Hall. Ml I-COWC R - The trio of pianist Ronald Morebel· lo~ Olin II Wingard and cellist Richard Levine ~d~~1!t,,nooConmanmd 1_2t:30Cop.m. tomorrow in the foyer of , um y ncourse. , "MUSICIANS IN THE MAKING" - Soprano D ana Davidson and cell~ Hilda Cook will present the program 54 '1t 2.30 p.m. today m the Jewish Community Center 4079 thk • ~RiUSSIOJ\'. CONCERT - Jean-Charles Francis and UCnD Morgte will perform at 8:15 p.m. Saturday in the 8 thews Campus Recital Hall. P ll{AS_ GYPSY CARAVAN MUSIC - MlraCosta College will present the show at 1:30 p.m. Saturday in the Oceanside school's gymn ium. SACRED ORATORIOS - Several excerpts will be pre- sented at 7:30 p.m. next Sunday in the First Pre byteri8JI Church, Oceanside. SAN DIEGO STATE UNIVERSITY ORCHESTRA AND CHORUS - The ensembles will perform at 8 p m next Sunday in Peterson Gym. · 1 SAN DIEGO SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA - Th or1 • es- t tra, with conductor Yo hlmi Takeda and vlolm , Lilit t t GhamCpelvll, will perform at 8 p.m. Thursday.and 1')1day in· n e c Theater. \\. ~SIVERSITY OF DIEGO OPERA WORKSHOP - in 8 ~~ptaln Lovelock, by John Luke, will be presented t Hall.pm. Fnd Y and Saturday in the school's Canilno 'l VIE NA JO STRAU S OR HESTRA - The orchestra wlll play at 2 30 and 8 ,.m. next Sunday In e Civic Theater. o--

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3 SCORES IN 8 MINUTES USO Poun s In 56-20 Br By CHUCK SAWYER University of San Diego time lead.

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San Diego Symphony soloist Lili! Gampel here Thursday and Friday. It will be pr nted with scenes from Douglas Moore's "The Ballad of Baby Doe" and Seymour Barab's "A Game of Chance" at 8:15 p.m Friday and Saturday in the USO Camino Theater. The program has been prepared und r th d1r ction of Ilana Mys1or who returned to the ('ampu r ntly after a sabbatical and will accompany th perfonuances along with a student, Lauren lzner. Peggy Deegan will sing the part of the widow in "Lovelock" with Donna Pans1 and Julie Westervelt as the daughters. Other role will be taken by Jean Karlan and Debra Lynne. In "Chance," a contemporary comedy opera, the roles of three knitters will be sung uzanne Ro , Laura Schanes and Goldie Sinegal. Frank Curtaino will have the male I ad. In "Baby Doe" th cast will feature Pamela ethvin, 1':J1zabeth Rockefeller and Dolores Hume. An Evening O Strous Th Vienna Johann Strauss Orchestra and stars of the VI nna Volksoper will perform under the baton of Graz Opera music director Watter Goldschmidt at 2:30 and 8 p.m n xt Sunday m the Civic Theater. Th program is part the the "Entertainment '74" series' • bcmg pre. nted here by Kiel Enterprises ang Concert A. sociates. 'The 48-piece orchestra carries on a tradition

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showed crosstown rival U.S. Tempers were flaring on yards to Croom after Steve International University ab- both sid s with wholesale Bubel's Interception gave s?lutely no respect last penalties requiring 50 nu- USO possession at its own mght, stomping the West- nutes to play the first quar- 42. The score came with 1:03 erners, 56-20, before approxi- ter alone. left in the half. mately 3,000 Jans at USD In the end the Torero us,u ....................... 1 o • ,,_. , Stadium. had JUst too much speed and ust?sO::.:i:iovis"""ij··;;;,;/',~:.,,'14~~ The T USIU . < Rothrock klckl. ore gave solid running ability in a uso-croom srun CRotlY kl J. the same tre4tment they contest that was surrounded (R~~io:,~crh 67 POSS tram Dullch have handed t o six other by fog during the second 8~~= J;:.,/ o1 ~i1e1d rivals this a90JI as coach half Unfortunately for the - 1 IR~ac1

Turner s ouU1t, which lost Andy Sanchez and Rich for a seventh straight week Paulson getting one TD ape- j: after a season-opening tri- ice umph. Sampson Horne Collie : USO lost no e in setting Cann and Ted ' owser l the pattern for the game last scored for the Westerners, : night, scoring .three touch- the latter two coming in the l downs m the ftrst eight m1- final period after USD had . amassed a 49-7 advantage.· j Quarterback Bob Dulich

enjoyed one of his better : nights for USO, completing l 20 of 28 attempts for 389 · yards and five touchdowns. Mike Ottombrlno had flashes of success passing for USIU, chiefly to wide receiver Mike Cameron. The victory evened the I series between the schools at 1-1-1. l The Toreros scored the . first three times they had I pos_session, moving from . thetr own 27 to travel 73 yards in eight plays for the 1 first TD. Dulich passed 13 yards to Davis who made a 1 leaping catch in the end z.one :, with only 2 and one-half mi- j nutes played in the opening . quarter A 34-yard pass from Du- l lich to Sanchez was the key :l, play m the dnve with USO also helped by a personal : foul penalty that took the j ball to the 13. . Another long pass, this i time to Yarbrough for 41 yards, sparked the second -· 1 TD march which ended with Croom going around right : end !ive yards tor the score. I With 6:58 still left in the . period, Dulich again found t Yarbrough in the clear on first down and connected ··1· with him on a 67-yard scor- ing toss. Yarbrough got past 1 both men on double cover- I age to grab the ball. : USIU finally got moving i after returning the next . kickoff to its own 27. The Westerners traveled 73 I yards in 16 plays with a 13- \I yard pass from Ottombrino I to Cameron carrying to the USD one from where Horne 1 plunged over. . The first period ended with top, 21-7. Comerback Winston Sharp \i rushed in to block an at- 1 tempted field goal by USIU's Sergio Albert at the USO 39 1 midway of the second peri- : od. The ball bounded stra- j ight towards the USIU goal . and Sharp picked it up with- i out bre g stride and went 1 all the way. The Toreros I I the Toreros on

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the Fine Arts .$oclety of San Diego and the Calif ia wo extensively In California with on&-man shows at the Ar Lind Gallery, San Francisco the Factory, Newport Bea and the Mary oore Gallery in La Jolla. ational Watercol He has exhibited Sode .

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, Lora_ P~~ry, fina:;cial aids off~cer at the University of San Diego, goes oier ard 'Package wrth Phrll,p Marquez, biology major one of the many stu_d~nts at _the university who depend upon loans, scholarships or both to finish their education.

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Auxiliary Sets Benefit (Continued from D-1) F_und. This _is a fund to pro- vide loans m the $50 range for students with some kind of immediate problf'm, such as the need. Reservations for the fashi- on show can be made with Mrs. Leo J . Durkin reserva- tions cha1rman, o'r at the t.:niversity of San Diego.

ll/,,,,,f 1 i USO faces Azusa with top offense The University of San Diego puts 'CAA Col- lege Division o. l total offense team on the field tomorrow night against Azusa Pacific here This week's division statistl ce the Toreros (5-1-1 o op with a 417.2· yard av rag per game. The Cougars, foe in the 7:30 homecoming game at USO Stadium, have a 4-2 record and owe one to the Toreros after lo ·Ing, 4h27 to them la!>"t season. Coach Jerry Sconce of Azusa looks to quarterback John Tully and tailback Jim Farmer for scormg power Tully has more than UOO yards total offense. Farmer has averaged 7.3 yards per rush . KSDO radio will broad- ast the game live.

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There will be a 7:00 p.m. I I hour, followed by a buffet dinn in De Sales Hall.

Alwnni of the University of San Diego have scheduled a variety of events to mark their 1973 Homecoming, which started Tuesday and will last through Sunday Classes of '53, '58, '63, and '68 are being honored. Tomorrow, a President's :R eption at the Hilton Inn at 8 p.m will be followed by the om coming Ball m the y Room. Tailgate partie are planned fo~ th honor of reunion cla es on Saturday, preceding the homecoming football game, Torero vs. Azusa Pacific, In USD stadium at 7:30 p.m. . unday's events, completing the 1973 homecoming gm with a In the Coll g

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