News Scrapbook 1962-1964

Mass Offered Here For Slain President P ntl!ical ~1 of Requiem was offered In St. Jo :i~ ~the~ral for 1.he late P;;sident of the United States at noon la t Mo nd ay, ~ 0 ;r~ber f San Diego offered the tass. ~h~;~:~ollen~ ~~l~crslty of San Diego librarian, pr ched the sermon. Another ra of Requiem

was offer d in the Immacu• lata on the USO campus, the previous Saturday, Father Bernard J. Farr e I I was c e 1 e b r a n t. Bl hop Buddy pr ched the a rmon. Hls E cellency recalled the practical Chrl ttan faith of the lnln President, his love of hom nd the cell nee of hi Ideal, "His home wns his play• ground Just as his church WM .. "It ava ls us little now, the Bi hop srud, "to Indulge in cond mnatl n of the crime. John 1''ltzgerald Kenn d Y • rather would have u pray for his out a God mercy or the a IUI n. his faith nd he Jy the Bi hop w r aid throughout hi ren ezvous v. I t h the Divine," the Bishop said

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IN TOURNEY OPENER Toreros Oppose Sacr m nto Five ThP ~1rArliJy.1111p1ovlng lJ1 , rsily or San DiPgo ha~ld Santa Clara, 'Tm optimistir a bout t h e fiG-65. and Cal State, 66-64, rm team's chances tills seawn," a recent Northern California Woolpert said. "If tlw big road trip. Sacramento ha~ men start getting the rebounds ropped its !Mt three games, we should get more opp,n·tu. 66-64 to Redlands, 96-72 to nities for baskets." Orange State and 73-70 to San So far, Ashford and W i 1- Fernando State. Iiams, the latter only 5-9. lead Meanwhile, sophomore Cliff the club in rebounds. "T II i s Ashford, a former star at ~an team has (>lenty of desire and Diego City College, conti11u,·s I think thP boys ha e tlw po- to pace USO with a 17.7 points tential to beat any opponent r _game average. The 6-foot- on our s.thedul!•, ·• he said. 3 forward has connected on 46 It is possible that USO and per eem of his shots from the Orange State will windup in floor, leads the club re- the Bishop finale. However,

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TORERO HUDDLE - San Diego basketball Woolpert talks it over with Larr~· Moyer, Cliff Ashford. Mike ,Jac~son. Lymond Williams and Mark fe1;;- Universit~ of ('Oach Phil

mann sion from left. Subject of discus- is Bishop Tournament, whi<-h Torero;; enter Frida~, and Saturday. 'SD won two game"- on northrrn swine: lai-

University Students Win Scholarships Two students of th Un • vers1ly of San Diego were awarded scholarship grants or 500 each, October 30, by the San Diego Labor Scholar- . hip Fund. Th stn

the Toreros have faced Orange State six times and have nev- l\IAY DRILL TONIGHT The USO players. who have been idle for sevrral days, might drill in Bishop tonighr. Woolpert wants his club to work harder on maintaining comfortable leads in the late stages of games. The Torcros had good advantages dwindle to a few points in their last two encounters.

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