News Scrapbook 1980

SAN DIEGO CLIPPING SERVICE SAN DIEGO UNION FEB 1 7 1980

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Crusaders roll on; USD loses TRIBUNE Hews Report Guard David Vann con-

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Division champion:,tiip by scoring a 66-51 victory over Gal Baptist College in Gold- en Gymn last night. It was the fourti win against three victories for Point Loma, which boosted its overall record to 18-12. The Crusaders can gp 19-12 in their season-closi11g con- test Friday at Southern Cal- ifornia College. The Crusaders hit a tor-

rid 67 percent of their shots from {he field to overcome slowdown tactics by Cal Baptist in the initial half to take a 24-14 lead at the intermission. Point Loma put four play- ers in double figures, with Bob Campbell leading the way with 16 points. Corey McMullen and Steve South- worth each added 14, with Jim Freeman getting 12.

Special IO TIie Son Diew Union St. Mary's broke open a close game af the end of the first half and the start of the second with i2 unanswered points to roll to a 78-57 victory over un- dermanned University of San Diego here last night. Playing with only eight men after reserve Ken Coo- ney sprained an ankle in practice Monday, USD made a game of it for most of the first hall before the Gaels pulled away. The victory gives St. Mary's an 8-5 record in the West Coast Athletic Confer- ence and earns it a share of second place. The Gaels are 12-12 overall. USO was losing its 12th conference game in 13 tries this season ana fell to 5-I 7overall. t' St Mary's broke a 14-14 :f tit .1 3: 24 of the first half six points and led by IO COAST DISPATCH FEB 2 O 1980 MORAGA -

at 34-24 when USD used a six-point spurt to narrow the deficit to 36-30 on a IO- foot jumper and two free throws by Rusty Whit- marsh and a layup by Mike Stockalper. From there, St. Mary's closed out the half with six straight points for a 42-30 lead at intermission that it quickly expanded in the opening minutes of the sec- ond half to 48-30 with six more unanswered points. USD never recovered. Bob Bartholomew, USD's 6-7 center, led the Toreros with 20 points, 12 of the in ~he first half on mostly lay- ms. Whitmarsh added nine points. David Vann's 13 points led the winners while Ted Wood added 12 and Allen Cotton and Brandon Ben- nett had IO apiece.

nected for 13 points and engineered St. Mary's College's 78-57 victorv over the University of San.Diego last night in a West Coast Athletic Conference basket- ball contest in Moraga. Vann was backed by three teammates who hit in double figures - Ted Wood who scored 12 points, and Allen Cotton and Brandon Bennett, each of whom hit for 10. The score was tied 18-all with IO: 52 remaining in the first half when Bennett hit from near the free-throw line to break it open and st. Mary's maintained the edge the rest of the way agamst the visitors. _High corer { r an Diego was junior center Bob Bartholomew, who gr~bbed a game-high 20 pomts. Th~ victory gives st. Mary s an 8-5 mark in WCAC play and 12-12 over- all, while San Diego dropped to l-12 in league action and 5-17 overall. Meanwhile, the Point Loma College Crusaders preserved their hopes for a NAIA District 3 Southern

St. Mary's had a narrow 38-36 edge on the boards while USD committed three mon turnovers than the winners, 20-17. USD's next game will be in Spokane on Tuesday, Feb 26, when it plays the University of Gonzaga. USDIS7J Cunr in~hom I 2-2 4, Levesque 2 1-1 6 Bar- fhotoo ew 9 2-2 20, Stockotper J 2·1 8, Pierce 2 U4, IVh1lmorsh 2~9. Borboor JIHJ6 Totals ST.1,IARY'S (Ill Cotton 5 0-110, Thiveoux J 1-2 7, Comi>bell 2 4 10 -48, llood 52·212, Vann 61-113, Bennett 4 2-2 •~Ord 1 IHI 1, Orgill l 0-01, Doherty t J-5 5 Hotires 2 7, Gh1larducc1 t IHI 2 Totals J! lo-227!. · Halftime score: St. Mary's 42, USO 30 Talat foots: USO 19, St. Mory s 18. ' AZTEC WOMEN'S GOLF University of Ari1ono tnvitalional , At Nogales Team leaders - New Mexi_co Ji8 Arizona S 1fe 319, Stanford 313. lndi¥1dual leaders _ • ndo 8owmon ISlonfordi and Pam Miller l~YUJ, 74. SOSU leaders - Pom Tabor 87· Dione McHeffev 89. 2213-1457. .

-Stoff Photo by John Gribbins ockalper guards him. The Dons won yesterday's est Coast Athletic Conference game, 106-78.

Raymond McCoy of University of San Francisco looks for an opening in thf> key as USD's .:Wike LA JOLLA LIGHT f B str.8n1Us,ccrenent set

Two local residents are in Who's Who

USD Music Is Just Prelude To USF ·w;n The University of San Diego sym- phony orchestra _........._...,....,,,,uort Arena rocking before USD's confer- ence basketball game with Universi- ty of San Franicsco yesterday after- noon. But after the first eight minutes of the game, with the Dons ahead 25-11, the notes began to sound a little sour. There wa's no question who was going to win this one - and the Dons did, 106-78 for their 19th win of the seaso~ (against four defeats) and mnth m West Coast Athletic Confer- ence play. USF was, as USD Coach Jim Brovelli conceded later, "no doubt, 28 points better than we were. We got embarrassed." And no doubt, a starting lineup of Guy Williams, Wallace Bryant, Billy Reid, Quentin Dailey and John Heg- wood would embarrass a lot of oppo- nents. But not always, such as last Mon- day at South Bend, Ind. Notre Dame scored a 78-66 win over the Dons. "We played so horribly (against the Irish), that I made some changes during practice this week," USF Coach Dan Belluomini said. "We worked on things like passing the ball, team defense, being unselfish. You have to pass the ball three or (Continued on·H-5, Col. I) By AILENE VOISIN Staff Writer, The Son Diego Union

violinist; Marjorie Hart, c~lli~t; and Nicolas Reveles, ~iamst, performing Trio in F Mmor by . A wine and cheese reception g am Ser- ·n follow the pro r . w_i the committee are vmg on tt chairman Ree Fischer' ~e. y B OC k Grace Larsen, Lilllan r ' R' k Berger and Susan ic · For further information, tact Mrs. Brock at Z76-2631. ~!ervations are limited to 80. Anton Dvorak.

A cmtcert for the benefi~ of the University of San ~iego Music Scholarship Fui:id will be held at the Mission Hills Home of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Robertson Sunday at 3 p.m. The concert will feature dual pianists Peggy Lister ~nd Ruthann Tremear pl~ymg Fantasia and Sonata m C, • and the Mozart-Gre1g; University of San Diego Faculty T . with Henry Kolar, no,

standing students have been honored in the annual directory since it was first published in 1934. Michael Navin, USD Professor and School of Law Associate Dean for Academic Affairs, coor- dinated the student nomi- nation process. After con- sultation with School of Law faculty and staff, stu- dents were considered who had made. contribu- tions to the university - both in academics and in service to the institution.

University of San Diego School of Law students Anthony Passante of Gar- diff, and Constance Tho- mas ofSolana Beach, h:1,ve been selected to be named in the 1979-80 edition of "Who's Who Among Stu- dents in American Uni- versities and Colleges.'' The USD law students join a group of students from more than 1,200 high- er education institutions from around the country and from several foreign nations to be named in this year's directory. Out-

SOUTHERN CROSS FEB 2 1 1980

Toreros' frustrations continue with losses to North Texas State, USF

guard, led USD with a 24- point show which included the conversion of 12 out of 13 free throws. Bob Bartho- lomew offered 18 points, while Brad Levesque com- mandeered the defensive efforts with 12 rebounds. In a WCAC game played last Saturday night, con- ference leading University of San Francisco clobbered the Toreros 106-78 at the San Diego Sports Arena. The Dons were in control for the entire game. They opened up an early 25-11 first-half lead before exploding in the second half to a 40-pointadvantage at81-41. TheTorerosnever

SAN DIEGO-A frustrat- ing, losing season contin- ued last week. for the University of San Diego basketball team as two more losses dropped its West Coast Athletic Confer- ence record to 1-11 while the Toreros' overall tally fell to 5-16. North Texas State visited USD last Monday evening at the USD Sports Center and dealt the Toreros an 83-73 defeat in spite of a 44-37 halftime Torero lead. The Eagles went ahead for the first time in the game at 56-55 and pulled away from that point. EARL PIERCE, a 6'3"

drew closer than 20 points as the Dons cruised to an easy victory. FOUL TROUBLE contrib- uted heavily to the Toreros' downfall as starters Keith Cunningham and Bob Bartholomew and reserve Ken Cooney all were forced to the bench with excessive personal fouls. USF re- sponded gratefully by making 28 of 38 charity shots. Rusty Whitmarsh, a 6"' reserve guard, paced the Toreros with 20 points. Brad Levesque tossed in 14 points and Bartholomew and Mike Stockalper each added 11.

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Founders' Gallery: Retrospective exhibit of paintings and drawings by Herman Graffe, through March 13. University of San Diego. Mon.-Fri., 10-4 291-6480

LOS ANGELES TIMES FEB 2 71980 U. San Diego loses, 78-66 Special .. Th• TlmH SPO_I\ANE-The Uniyersity of San Diego dropped a 78- 66 dec1S10n to Gonzaga mWest Coast Athletic Conference basketball action Tuesday night. Mike Stockalper of USD led all scorers with 20 points. Earl Pierce added 16 points for the Toreros and Bob Barth. olomew 11. USD dropped to 1-13 in the WCAC and 5-18 overall.

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TROJAN NETTERS WIN FOUR MATCHES The powerful UCLA tennis team didn't make it, but the San Diego Intercollegiate Invitational tour- nament got under way yesterday afternoon at two sites, the University of San Diego and the Tennis and Racquetball Club in Tecolote Canyon. The Bruins, considered the class of the country, chose not to compete, and in their absense, USC

Injury hamperiJ.!,~l!!JJF~!.!J!cs; Toreros take thumping

dith and managed to slip past San Bernardino 98-97, lifting their league record to 5-7. Palomar, another Mission Conference club, wasn't so lucky. The Comets were nipped by Chaffey 71-69, despite guard Gary Davila's 18 points. In other JC play Saturday, Mesa (15-13 overall) captured its second consecutive South Coast Conference · victory with an 81-68 win over Orange Coast as Marshall Morton scored 19 for the winners, and Grossmont dropped an 85-78 decision to Mt. SAC, despite a 22-point effort by guard Dave Sullivan.

The Tritons, now 17-11 overall and 5-2 in NAIA Southern Division play, can win the division with a victory over Southern California College tomorrow night in Newport Beach. Dana Bedard was the big man for the winners, scoring 19 points and handing out nine assists. Sherman Johnson added 15 and Jerry Haynes 14 for the Tritons. U.S. International University, which dropped a pair of games to Oklahoma City on the road Thursday and Friday, was idle Saturday but is back in action tonight when it meets Cal at Berkeley. In junior college action Saturday, San Diego City was whistled for 32 personal fouls and dropped a 113-91 Mission Conference game to Riverside. The Knights sent the Tigers to the free throw line 42 times, and the hosts sank 31 attempts. The visitors went to the line just 15 times, sinking 11. The leader for City, as he has been all year, was Zack Jones, who poured in 28 points. Emerging victorious in Mission Conference play was Southwestern. The Apaches received 27 points from guard Dave Freeman and 23 from center Harold Mere-

it was just after San Diego State's 94-88 loss to Texas- El Paso Saturday night when a gentleman walked up to Aztec basketball Coach Dave Gaines and said: "Well, coach, you can't win 'em all." "Yeah," Games smiled, "I've heard that 18 times this year." But this one wasn't like most of the losses the San Diegans have compiled this season. The Aztecs played one of their best games against one of the better team~ in the Western Athletic Conference, only to fall once more. "I thought we played well," said Gaines, who watched his club's record dip to 3-9 in the WAC and 6-18 overall. "If we would have had Eddie Morris the last IO min!lteS or so, we might have been able to do it." Morris, San Diego State's freshman forward, went down with a sprained knee ligament midway through the second half. He is expected to return for the Aztecs' next home game Saturday night against Grand Canyon Col- lege. Leading the way for the Aztecs· were guards Tony Gwynn (24 points, nine assists) and Joe Mendoza (19 points, five assis~, six steals). UTEP placed five men in

double figttres, with center Anthony Burns pacing the Miners with 19 points and 13 rebounds. Meanwhile, Saturday afternoon, things did not go well for the University of San Diego as the University of San Francisco crushed the Toreros 106-78. "There's no doubt USF was 28 points better than we were," said USD Coach Jim Brovelll. "We got embar- rassed." For the Toreros (5-16 overall and 1-11 in the West Coast [ Local Basketball } Athletic Conference), reserve guard Rusty Whitmarsh led the way with 20 points, followed by forward Brad Levesque (14) and center Bob Bartholomew (11). USD plays one game this week, and that's tomorrow night when it travels to St. Mary's for a WCAC contest. UCSD was the only area four-year school to emerge with a win this weekend when it rallied from a IO-point halftime deficit to defeat Cal Baptist 73-59 Saturday night at Riverside.

and Pepperdine assume the favorites' roles in play that will continue today and tomorrow. The Trojan netters scored three victories on the court and a fourth by

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fvrfeit yesterday, including triumphs by its two La Jolla High players, Roger Knapp and Jack Kruger, Knapp eliminated USIU's Tony Brock 6-2, 6-0, and Kruger won over San Diego State's Kevin Keenan 6-2, 6-2. USD's Peter Herrmann won by default and the Toreros' Chris Jochum downed Point Loma College's Steve Ante 6-0, 6-3. San Diego State's Graeme Robertson lost to Ted Staren of Arizona 6-3, 6-2.

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• I Students listed I in Whors Who : University of San I Diego School of Law I students Anthony Passante of Cardiff, and I Constance Thomas of I · Solana Beach, have , I been selecced for the I I 1979-80 edition of "Who's Who Among Students in . The USD Jaw students are part of a group of students from more than institutions from around the country and from several nations to be 1,200 higher education American Universities and°Colleges."

LOS ANGELES TIMES _FEB 2 8 1980

DAILY TRANSCRIPT FEB 9 8 1980

St~lin, Gaines' Aide, Quitting; Aztecs, USD in ActionTonight SAN DIEGO (UPI)-Andy Stoglin. asmstant basketball coach at San Diego State University, has announced his n>signation effective June 00 after one season, due to "pbilolopbical differences" with head Coach Dave (Smo- key) Gaines. Stoglin and Gaines were teammates on the Harlem Globe Trotters in 196.5. ·• Stoglin will continue to recruit and coach through June. A achoo! spokesman said the search for his replacement .would begin when the season ends. ,. Gaines said "We've been friends far a long time and we .. still are. We jl$l didn't always think the same way about · .baaetball, and Andy wasn't very happy in that situation." · San I)iego State, trying to avert its m loss of the sea. eon. will play at Utah tonight in a Western Athletic Con- • ferencega.me. •, Another San Diego team, USD, will play host to Seattle ; at '1:30 p.m. at the Sports Arena. USO is 5-18 overall and 1-13 in the West Coast Athletic Conference.

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• California Court of Appeal Justices Gordon Cologne and Howard Wiener will hear the final arguments at 12:30 p.m. today in USD School of Law's moot court competition. ~ reception for the justices follows

USO At Gonzaga Tonight The University of San Diego visits Gonzaga Uni- versity in Spokane, Wash., tonight for its final West Coast Athletic Conference road game. cellar with a f-12 record (5- 17 overall), will start guards Mike Stockalper (10.6 points per game) and Earl Pierce (12.5), for- wards Keith Cunningham (2-4) and Brad Levesque (13.0), seven-footer Duane Bergeson (5.0), James Sheppard (15.1) and Don Baldwin (8.9).

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The Bulldogs, who shocked USF Sunday night, 84-66, are currently fourth i the conference with a 7-8 'mark (12-13 on the season). USD returns home to host Seattle on Thursday, and Portland on Saturday. Both games will be at 7:30 in the Sports Arena.

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The Toreros, whose roster seems to diminish each week, has lost another player. Reserve forward Ken Cooney reinjured his ankle and will miss the fmal week of the season. USD, stuck in the league

(7.3 and 5.9 rebounds), center Bob Barthol (16.0 and 7.8). Gonzaga will count with Carl Pierce (13.6), la week's conference player of the week, Eddie White

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FOU NDERS GALLERY (University of San DiegoG): Exff. . d · t' gs of Herman ra e pressionist drawings an pain in h Friday 10 am to through March 13. Open Monday throug · ·

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