News Scrapbook 1956-1959

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Coach Bob McCutcheon yes- Merle Reed, terday announced two _lineup the club's

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fense ~omoi:row rught ,~hen o! Ray Yoast. Here, again, tl>_e University of San Diego Yoast Is the best defensive Ptoueers battle tough Idah_o player but Mccutcheon ap- State College at Balboa Stadt- parently ls seeking more re-

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Wright has been the un-\• sung hero of the club. With Keyes. Gates, and Ron Falvo darting for long ga11,1e1 s this been the ·onsi tent bread . and • but- ter performer ,,ith l30 yards i'1 31 carric for an average of 4 2 yards a trip . IDAHO D E TOD, Y :\1Panwhile, the 27-man Ida- to · stay at Las Vega~ last night • and arc due In San Dl<'go ~ 1 sometime around 6 p.m. to- . day. The Bengal~. who still have ., one more game with the Uni- I versity- o! llav. ail on their ·. schedul<', have announced the o same tart ng club thPy s~nt • agal l Colorado ·tate Col• _ lcge two weeks ago. \' I JltT! Koetter and eil Hen- · _ de1 on will be at ends, Bert p. Owens and Jim Thomasson, 1 at tackles, Ed Peterson and DeLan<' Pankratz at guards, \ season, Wright ha ho Slate 1ea m planned ;. \ I'ilkuski at quarter- back, Joe Sarratore and Ron 6 Pugmire at halves and Keith • Peter ·on, StrinmetT., Pank- 1 rat£ and Pugmire were all\ startc1s on lat )ear's un- l beaten :;quad. This year'" club has a 4-3 record. ---- Bob Sleinmelz st center, Chuck \ Berry at fullback. i 0

ceivers for an aerial game. C. G. Walker has been as.

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21o-pounder

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Ken Cook.

regular Jett end

who has been alternating at signed his

the' post for the second straight

the pivot . post most of

~eason, will . lart at center week. Prior to the Pepper- In p 1 ace of veteran Jack dine contest, Walker had Garofono. In last week's been on the bench for sever- game against P_epp_erdine un- al weeks with a leg injury. der !re subst1tuhon rules, The Pioneer,s are expected Cook wa~ on the offensive to open with their customary unit and ~arofono played on starting backfield o! quarter- the defensive club. . !back Jan Chapman, half,

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The o th e r change fmds

Friday, Novem

By MARJORIE B.t."TT · Ff!r today's column, the Romng Reporte1· 1·isitnl the campu.s of the Unirn- sity of San Diego. The question concerned a -~tate- ment made by USD sf11- dent body president Ton11 Piazza. Do you agree with Ton~· Pw- za'8 statement that (the· re<·ent raids on SDS) ahow good µbit! In this statement he said, .. l.t 3 o-u get caught, tell them you go to Cal Western,"

The Editor in Thf: Art4"r oUitr. Hlil'.U5, by noon \\rdn~d.-,

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llj-:?J/$ "1 Cook, Reed Named To Start Fo SD Br ,JOHN ·y :\IcDO, 'ALll oach Bob tcrday announced two llneup the club·. leading

f,pttf:1S for publkallon ;n the 1·riday i'-\Uf". All tr•tns •r" to t.hr J"'.ditor !!ihould b«-

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ubjf"l•l ln Nlitinr, must. 1H"

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•nd 110 mon ithlln. D ar Editor:

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lnstl'nmental in eugg<•Hting such

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also obvious. San Diego Sµtt la<'king in i;ounlleve if it ,•an't helleve wh:\t ll r<'a.ds in "'l'he Paper." Ir 1he USD officf"r" ar<' In thP habit of using "joke," of ,uch poor ta,te thf"y had twtter inform 11,., Paper ,o hP <'an print Uwm The Aztf>c m,,k,..,. no "·'""""s for San Di<'go State ,tnd,.nts. o"'n problems unil don't want h<>lp or trouble from :,n~ o1hl'r like to th,.nk a.11 of the people who worked so hard to make the Lead rship Camp at Camp Palon,ar Stl<'h a sue- what I f<'el will r,c ,m,e a won de, ful and impo1tal't t,.

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tt d pre ial ir:.:{. Yo 11 r i~m is it, that would jokes from a take rival p o d i u m

lc-CutchPOn ye • Merle Reed, who Is actually

receiver,

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of, starting at right enrl in place

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11-n \\:heniof Ray Yoast. Here, again, th Un \ er ltv of • <111 Diego Yoast is the best defensive \1011 '. batt!P. tough Idah? player but • lcCutcheon ap- Stnte Colll"ge at Balboa Stadt- parently Is •eeking more re- um. ceiver. for an aerial game. K!'n Cook a 213-pounder C. G. Walker has been as- who ha been alternating at :.igned his regular left end Ute pivot po t mo,,t or the po ·t for the . econd straight ea on, \\ Ill tart at center week Prior 10 the Pepper- In p I are o[ ~e eran Jack dine 1 t e t, \ ·alker had Gui or In I· t week'. ever- i:am Pepperdine u ,nju1·y. der 1 ub tllution rule expected Co k on th(' off tomary un,t and G roto1 o pla) ed backfield ot quarter- th dcfen ivl' l b back .Jan Chapman, half- The o th er chang ntlnued on b-e, Col. 5) 1omorro\\ night

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of better relations.

Wll'<" students of ~•our Mr Editor, that 1e.ently l attention by tlwi1· ghts, boat floatntions in I lo

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SOTO BORJ.IN Hugo Soto, senior, bur.inf><;,; ad• ministration major: ,.No, I don't. School :;plrit doesn't include vandalism." A friendly rivalry is fine, but I think damaging property is out of the question. I believe that what Tony said was in jest and wasn't meant to be taken literally." Eugene Borlin, s,,nlo-r, mathe- matics major: "If it becom.-~ dest111,·tive, such as damagu~ rty like the statue of o a, that is def- initely not pirit, but van- dalism. If t aids are confined to changing the ·s• on Black Mountain that is school spirit and I think that is what Tony Piazza meant.'•

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rtgh• Although Ke ·es out !hi' t e 5 rxpccted to be in tater . \ right ha, been the s;ing hero or the club. G tes, and Ron Falvo thi sra,on, Wright has been th. cons, tent bread . and • but: tcr performer with 130 cl .3~ carrd 1es ror an a,e:;g; - yar s a trip. ID HO DUY, TOD,\ y ft 1eanwhile, the 2i-man Ida- o !ate team Pl ned to t11y at La. Ve"'a. la t night and are due in San Diea ·° CtlMe around 6 p m t"o da), · • O· 'Th Bengal~. who ~till have one ,more g1tme With the Vni- \ i~ ,ty of Haw 11 on their edule, ha\ e announcl'd th AITie tarting club fhe) an~ a • ' t olo do State Col- tv.o \\ k ng for long gamer cconcl half las€wee~~t tip: '.lp s h a p e for the Idaho w~fh ::?;?

WITH , NEIL MORGAN MY SAN DIEGO: A disproportionate number of good newsmen have come from the So th d ~~:11~T are still there. Thi~ factor wasuce~t:i ti;:-ii- Delta Cs _week,_ as th': national convention of Sigma the U ~•6~e Journalism fraternity, was i·eeled off at G. . iant Hotel. At yesterday's opening lunch eon, eorge W. Healy Jr New O 1 . - president of the American .Societ tans editor an? ~rt:ose to ~;lcome fellow newrr::en ,::sr:i~o~d~ : e Hotel. But none of the newsmen e stinate as the tourist from Alabam hwas as ob- asked a cabbie to take him from Lind~e;;hoF~el~erly good hotel. He refused to enter the U ie o a and the cabbie drove resolutely o11 .tS.tGhraSnt Hotel, Hotel. o e outhem D~TTED SHORTS: In the waitin li . f~rma unemployment office . g n~ at the. Cali- viewed a gentleman wearin 5 • Junmy Littleton mter- J,.old-up golfei·'s seat as he fe!~ats and perched on a Jf . . Students of San Die a volume of Proust. newer University of San Digo itate College and the es scheduled yet So th , ':go av~ no athletic cla h- . . . ey te workmg out the' . l ry m mter-campus !'aids Tl . 1r riva - statement of Tony Pia;~a ~sburrent impetus is the told his student bodv: "A~ p. .ds udent prexy, who not to do such thin ·s B ies1 ent I must tell you is that they show io~d ~~{:}f ~vn,re 1 ·so~al opinion say you go to, Cal Western " . o l_ ) ou re caught, weds: 'ed Root Conv • , · · ·. · mc;mg the newly- and Sheila Sulli~an au:_ pubbl!c relation. directoi·· 'IV d b . , a p1xy eauty who m k h , e ut m January on the George Burns sho~.es er

and ;,,.;e1] Hen. at end,. Bert Jtrn Thomasson ter on and t guards, ,·enter

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q arter'. a 1d Ron and Keith