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October 10, 1957

ALONG THE SPORTS FRONT

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The San Diego Union's Gridiron

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• o e ame s trapped by its own success," Roger Kahn reports in the Saturday Evening Post. "The school cannot expect Its public to be patient with losing football. anv more than Jascha Heifetz could expect his public to t,;, patie~t with a concert season during which he continuously f:ddled flat." Lots ot schools would enjoy being "trapped ' Jn imilar !tshion. San Diego U., for example, which admittPdl:V "accepts J the mantle of th Notre Dame of the West" dropped like a hot pot.a.to by Loyola in 1951. William Thomas, San DiPgo U',11; !ootball publici5t, \\"rites this bureau: "I think tt would be entirely possible to form a ne\.\ Ca.thollo oonle nee with San Diego, Old St. ,rary•s, Loyola, Santa. Clara. and USF engaging ln a, small sea.le 'big-time' profit making grid series." ( l!J there 111 a rnntradi<'tlon In terms?) San Diego niversity is located on a beautiful 167-acre hilltop campus known as Alcala Park." It has been co-Pd since the College for Men opened its doors in 1954. Th,. PionPPr gridmen, coached by Bob :vt:cCutcheon who achiPved previou~ football successes at Antelope Valley Jaysee, play thPlr home games at Lane Field ea\en a stow rines 20-13, and fallen prey to Arizona State IFlagstatfJ 406 and Montana State 20-7. There's a long, long trail awinding but San Diej:'o u s Pioneers aren't lacking in spirit and spunk. Here·s good luck to them! '

ck ., Mu rphy 1.-1,

Jack ) linl'r

Howard Hagen

Dave Gallup

Jerry l\lagee

Nelson Fisher

Johnny McDonald W-57 L-22

Phil

Rolla Vl'arren Williams Wilson W-51 L-21 W-51 L-21 .734 .734 MCRO___ MCRO by 13 by 30 USD Ut~ I by 6 UCLA UCLA -E.'..' by 6 Stanford Stanford by 6 by 1, Nt~.,.,-3-- -Niiy3 Oregon Sf. Oregon st. bY 7 by 14 bY 25 Mlchluan St. Michigan Oregon 1 __ by 7

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Ohurk Sawyer

Consensus W-57 L-23

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W-s4 L-2J MCRD by 17 ~Y 12 bv 7 Pomona Washington Stanford by 6 .684

W-56 1.-23

W-56 L-23 .70,

W-~ L-21

W-511 L-21

W,lf L-ZO

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.684

,70,

.722

MCRD by 17 by 4 by 4 by 1 by 13 by 19 Oregon USD UCLA Stanford bY 3 Novy

.734

MCRD bY 21 USD by 7 UCLA by 13 Stanford by 1

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MCRD

,747 MCRO___ MCRO by 12 1 .--...EY. 20 U>D____ ui~ 3 by 6

MCRO

MCRO by 6 UCLA by 6 by 13 USD by 7 by 20 by 21 Oregon Wash. St. by 6 Navy Oregon St.

by 12

by 19 by 13

bY 20

b)'. 1' by 13 by 13 by 1

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USD

Pomona by 6 UCLA by 7

by 7

--- y 6 ___

UCLA

wg~h!ngton Stanford by 10 bt 1 by 21 or::~ Oregon S1. Minnesota by 1-' Ohio State by 7 Navy by 6

Washington by 1 Wash. St.

UC b ,;'\ St% ~!~rel

U LA

UCLA

by 8___

1 I w~~hl st. _

Stanford by 2

Stanford

by 6

wi~h~ st.

Navy by 12 by 3 by 30 Oregon Idaho

NOVY

Novv

by 6

Navy

by 12

Collfornlo 'c_bY_3___ Oregon St.

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by 6

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Navy

Novy

by1' bY lJ bv Jl

VY vi

by7

Oreoon St.,,

Oregon St. by 13

Oregon St. o,=f•'' - hY ! by 1 by 7 by 6 by 13 by 2 by 2 Kcmso, Army Minnesota Ohio State Iowa Pltlsburi,h by 13

Oregon St. by 20

'IIOfl'St. Y 19 ~:.TI.St-.- Oregon~ ~jl~ Oreoon___ Ore~ Oregon b l

by U Oregon

Oregon by 20

Oresion by 19

by 20 M~:irn St. Mbc:11on SI. Mlrin~ Minnesota bv 13 by 13 Ohio St0t_e_ Ohio Stott by 6 by 7 Iowa Iowa by I.C by 21 Kansas Iowa State i~.1oame by 3 Notre Dame by 7 by 4 Pltrsbu~ Pittsburgh bY 7 by 7 Yale Yale by 10 by 6 Miami Miami by 3 bY 10 Auburn Auburn by 6 bl 4 G'i:';°i" Tech Georgia Tech by 4 Mt~l,slppl Mississippi bY 13 Oklahoma Oklahoma by 13 by 13 SMU SMU by 3 bY 7 Bavlor Arkansas bY 1 by 1 Rice Rice by 6 by 1 Texas ALM Texas A&M by 6 by 13 TCU by 1 TCU by 20 Lions Roms by 3 by 3 Colts Colts by 7 by 10 Steelers Steelers by 3 by U Giants Giants ' by 3 bv 1 Browns Brown • by 6 by 3 -'9ers Bt°v'h by 3 Lost Wetki Lost WHkt W-21 L-, W-21 L.f Pel.. 700 Pct.. 700

by 20 1,Ucti,gan Mlnnnoto 1 0h~r-~~or•

Michigan St. Michigan St. M,cltlgan St. MbC:i/an St, Mb~lgan

MbC:i/on St.

M chl?an St.

hlron

bY 6

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__ ,_by 6

by l

by 3 by 1 by 7 Minnesota Ohio slate

Minnesota by 12 Ohio State by 7

Mlnne50ta by 7 llllno\s by 7 by 21 by 18 by 1 by 12 Kansas Army Pittsburgh Iowa

Minnesota by 19 Ohio State by U

Minnesota by 13 Ohl0-State

Minnesota by 1-4 Ohio Stat• by 7

Mlnr\f!'SOtO bV 20 Ohio Stat,

nesota

y 6 'tat•-- a--- Iowa I~

bY 7

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Iowa ;,y 1& Kansos bt'6

Iowa by 1 by 7 by 1 by 13 by 19 bl 13 by 1 Auburn Kon50s Vole Miami

Iowa by 11 Kansas bY 1-4 Army by 7

Iowa by 19 Kansas by 7

Iowa by 14 Kansas by 1

Iowa

via___ _ by 13___ =~Y_l_l__ by 13 l_by 1___ ~- ~by 1 mY___ Army N%';•, Dom• Armv by 1 tsb~ Pltrsb~ Plttsbur~ Pittsburgh __l>Y_6___ by 7 n,,,. -r. y 7 Kan os Kan!.CS Kansas by I

N~~•l Do")\

Notre Dame

Notre Dom, Pittsburgh by 7

Notre Dom•

., 1

by 7 by 7

Pitt

Pittsburgh

bV 1S by 11

Piftsburgh by 19

Pittsburgh

bv 19 by 14

by IJ

Yale

Yale bY 7 by 8 Miami Auburn

'Yale

y le

Yale

JYol,--- Yale

by 12 by 1

bl 12 by 2

Yale

Yale by 9 bV 6 by 3 bY 4 Miami Auburn

by 1'

Y_t___ _ byU__

by 13___

Miami bY 6 A~~"l"

N. Carolllla

Miami

Miami by 6 A'/,~"li

aml

Miami ~20___

Miami Auburn by IJ

Mlomt Auburn by 7 1_,!>Y 13

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Kentucky by 7 by 12 Georgia Tech Georgia Tech Georgia Tech Georgia Tech Georgia Tech Gt°f~1d' Tecll bY 7 by 12 by S bY 13 by 6 Mississippi Mb';'J•IPPI Mississippi Mississippi Mississippi MIHlsslppJ by 13 bv 12 by 13 by 9 by 10 Oklahoma ,- Oklahoma Oklahoma Oklahoma Oklahoma Oklahoma by 20 by 30 bv 20 by U bY 15 by 18 SMU SMU SMU SMU Mbsiofrl SMU by 19 by 1' by 13 by 10 by 9 BaYlor Baylor Baylor Savior Baylor Boylor by 7 by 6 bY 1 by 6 by 12 by 2 Rico Rice Rice Rice Duke Rice by 1 by 2 by 2 by 13 by S bY 4 1 Texas A.&M. Texas A.&M Texas A&M Texas MM Texas A&M Texas A&M I by 13 by 7 bY 12 by 13 by 12 bY 11 TCU TCU TCU TCU TCU TCU I by 14 bY 1' bv 12 by 7 bY a by 10 Lions Roms Lions Rl{,~'7 Rams Rams by 1 by 6 by 3 by 6 by 1 Colts Colts Packers Pg;kW Colts Colts by 13 by 1 by 3 by 3 by 1 Steelers Steelers Steelers Steelers Slee:ler1 Steelers by JO by 3 by 1 by 7 by 10 bY 4 Giants Redskins Redskins Giants Redskins Giants by 3 by 1 by 1 by 13 by 9 bY 2 Browns ewiel Eagles Browns. Eagles Browns by 13 by 6 by 6 • by 10 bY 3 Bears Bears B"t,°J'10 Bears 4'9ers 8ff'6 by 3 by 1l llY 3 by 11 LaJ,t.,'f t~~t Last WHkl La:,~ 2 'ft_~~t--, L~~~r.~j Last WHkt L~'.,fr.\'I W-UL-7 W-21 L.f Pel..600. Pct. ~7'7 Pct. ,700 Pct• .647 Pct.. 700, Pct..63S Auburn bY 6

Kenlucky by 13

burn y l

:_to;Dioa Techt Geor111a Tech Georgia Tech Georgia Tech by 7

cr,;a,o Tech

Mb,slsslPPl Oklahoma bY27

Mlni,slppl by _13___ :-~~y I~_ SMU____ SMU Oklahoma

•:l~tloar Mtssfsii'PPI Mississippi

by 3

-:Y 10 O~lohomo

Oklahoma

lohoma , lO

_by 26 __ __by 10___

by7 by I

u--- SMU Y_I___

SMU

• , r BATrLE AT BALBOA

by 7 Bf,'°{

bv 12

t)y 13

ylor y I .---- y 2 ,a, A&M y 12

Arkansas

8aylor by 6 D'I,~•,

by _12___ by 1

SD Entertains Pomona Tonight B,Y ,JOH:,/NY ~rcoo ALD A Jig\ fa.1 Pomona-Claremont Collt'ge foolball \\'Ill 01•1 t ,e Unh crsity of San Diego tonight o'clock JP 13 I 61\ d1um 'TI1e vis1tln will h<' led b} their small college All,Amerkan c Jim Lindblad, a · 160-pound bad for eoad1 , r•' ' single wing offrnsP. In hopes of '.\ rtuJg Po-

Rice by 14 by 12 bY 1 by 1 Ram.5 Colts Cards Giants by 1 Browns by 3 B'i,af'r by 1 bY 1 TCU

Rice

by 13 bv 10 b'I 12 b'I 10 by 12

bY 6 by I

Texas A&M

:~ci~~&M

Texas A&M

Tt'v"'l&M

TCU

u y 3 m y 6

l'i,~ 13

by 11 by 1

Rom-,--- Lions

L1on.s

by 3 by 6 by 1 by 7 by J by 6 Pct.. Gianh Browns Bears Packers

u,--- Pecker,

Packers

by 6

y, i'o;;•

:,tt•'cr-,-- Cards ___ ~ords -- y 10__ ~_y_12

~'J_ ~/~Its

Giants Browns 2v 7 by 10

Brown,- by ll ,.--- s,:i;•,o-- sr:,2 y 7

Y 10

1.w.:•J!-~• Pot. • 667

Last WMk w.1, L-11

Lost Week1 W-20 L-10 Pct, .667

I WHkl -21 L-, ct, .700

La,.t!.:'"L:1,& Pct, ,'67

mona s ground i, 111<', Bob Mel\ t heo has shiftlld some of his !lu-nddPn plRY· line by mo\'ing tack)C'S Don Gw ll- ne~ and Dick G rdner into the lir,t string guard posts. The lme will average 206 , o: ch crs. 4e !ms bolster d the

October 12 , 1957

Weakened U DEnds Siege of Flu

SPORTS TV, RADIO LOG 1'01)\\" TcJ~, hi 0 n Fouthall-t:CL \ meets \\'a,hini:'1611. l: '.'\ p.m. , Channels JO and 1. r.adio I-'ootllall :;\lich,gan meets .1ichi~an State. 10;1:S a.m .. h.GB.. Army meets • 'otre Dame. 10:43 am, KFSD . California meets Navy. 1 ::10 p.m., K S D 0. UCLA m e e 1 s Washington. 1 :43 p.m., KF TB. Umvers11'· of San Dit'go meets Pomona. 8 pm KGB. Radnl;' Cali~ 1tc races h r o a d c a s L at 8 p. m , KSDO. TO.\IOlUW\\ Trlcvlsion Football Ram.s meet Detroit Lion~. 10:30 a.m. Channels 8 ,md :l. Rhinos meet Southgate. 2 p.m., Channel 3. ll'l<'ini.; Caliente Hour at ~l:;;o p.m .. ·channel 6. Radio Footh'.•11 Rams meet D roit Lions. 1 :::.O p.m., K'DO ItaC'in-;--Calicnt~ Races hroadcasl at 8 p.m., IC

hea\'iest of the season. R!'ad- ing from left to right will be C. G Walker, the lightest al 178, Ray Yoa t 212, Gardner :!30, Frank ;\Iurphy 193, Gwalt- new '.?JO John 11ulligan 212 and Tom Zajeck at 20rl. ::..;,.,.-.;....---1 HoWC\'e1·, Walker has sprnt

Uni, ersity or San Diego's {Ju-ridden Pioneers wind up week or light drills today !or their game with Pomona- Claremont tomorrow night in Balboa Stadium. .Most o! the gridders side- lined by the flu bug were back in harness for light workouts yesterday but one big name still was missing- coach Bob McCutcheon. The Pioneers will be at full ~trength, numberwise, tomor- row night, but USD officials fear their team will be hurt by the week-long siege with the flu. --~•=~~--

in. bed because

a !ew days

o! and may have to be eplaced by Merle Reed, forll' Cl :-Java! Air wingman. The onlv backfield S\\'itch will be Jo~ McNamara at left hal! Jn place of Bob Keys. Other backfield s!arters in- c1uaP Vern Valdez at quar- le , ck, Avalon Wright al ri ht half and buane Rudzin- ski at !ullbacl,. McCutcl1eon a·rt with Keys out he'll have ly heavily UJ;!On a pass• ame. Lineups. Poo,ona Pas. Dr$1 tr {167 LE DO,, es (1901 LT S vder (176) LG Vat, Horn (205) ( LYcd> (200) RG Heod (185) RT Johnson (175) R Orens (180} QB Lindbald 11601 LH Stutzman f17!1) PH Block (1581 F 8 USC> WolKer Yoast Gardr,er MurPhY Gwaltney Mullician Zaieck Valdez Mc.t,1omara Wright R.udtinskl (1781 p121 l2301 <~m a6~l 1160) (170) {lln) (190) the flu

LONG TRAIL AWINDING-C uck Taylor, left, head coach at Stanford, ch 0 cb Indian schedule to see if there's open football date for San Diego U. Pioneen. Coach Bob Me- Cutch ..on, right, hopes ultimately to put S.in Diego on nation's footb.ill map as major power. {See " m F,- t")

GRID M

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LOCAL

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\ ii.SPington ~t lCL,\. •.\lahama

Otte, bein ,, Mt Unior1 (t~). M ch fdll, U; Bowhn, Green, U r'~r:"P~~:si 2or~t:1~1"Q,1?· Warlburg, 15; Loras, 7. Ashlend, 31; Ohio Northern, 1.4. DePauw, 32; Valparaiso, 7. River Falls, 23.; Eau Claire, O. Platteville, 23; Oshkosh St., 12, St Norbert, 33; St. Ambrose, 20. Lakeland, 13; Northwe~tern (Wis,), O. Carroll (Wis.), 71; Elmhurst, 0. Butler, 27; Indiana St., o . Anderson, 34; Franklin, 7. Indiana Central, 36; Manches1er, 14, Western Ill., 33; Northern Ill., 13. Parsons, 12; Central (Iowa), ,. Upper Iowa, 13; Dubuque, 9, Carleton, 20; Coe, u. Kf;arney, 25; Duane, 7. Mtdland, 19; Chadron, 6. Millikin, 14; Augustana (Ill.), 6. Alma, 25; Adrian, o. Ill. Col., 12; Principia, 6. S. Dakota, 27; Mor'ningside, 6. Winona, -45; Northland, 7. • Rolla Mines, 4'7; Central Mo., I,. Baker (Kan.}, 32; Friends (Kan.), O. Ferris, 20; Olivet, o. Lincoln {Mo.), 33; Kentucky St., 25. St. Olaf, 21; Cornell (la.), 13. Georgetown, LS; FM1ham, 6. W. Chester, 39; Baldwin-Wallace, 7. W. KPntucky, 9; Youngstown, li. Bemidji St., 18; St. Cloud Sf., 13, Winona St, -45; Northfield, 7. Mankato St., 13; Moorhead St., O. S. Dakota Tech, 27; Dakota Wesl., It. Ball St., 27; Evansville, 13. Matsha!I, 14; Toledo, 7. Akron, 20; Ohio Wesl., o. Col. of Ozarks, 19; Arkansas St. Tchri., 13. . Augsburg, 15: Hamline. 0. Northern (S.D.) Tchrs., 111; Southern Tchrs., 6• Iowa Tcht'~., 54; Augustan,, ,. Stout, O; WhitPWAttr St., 0. Superior St., 14; La Crosse st., 7, Wiscom1in Tech. 19; Navv Pier, u . 7 Southeast Mo. St., 19; Northeut Mo. St., Southern 111., '21: Eastern Ill., ,. C:arfhllg& (Ill.), 14; DaM (Neb.), lt. Hastings, 26; Nebraska WesL, o. Luther 53; Simpson, 31. Westmer, 13; Sterllng, 7. SOUTH Pe..-n Mif., 4l; W. Marvland. '28. Johns Hopkin~, 13; Washington-Let, 12. Penn Mil., .,, W. Maryland, 21. Randolph-Macon, 32; Bridgewater, 7. Southern U., 38; Xavier, 10. Elon, 21: E. Carolina, 12 Florid21 A&M, 74; Ft. Valley, O. Pt)ilandi;:r St., 33; Bishop, 12. Miss. Cot., 6; Sewanee, &. Livingstone, 13 · Paine, 0. ERlin AFB, 19; Camp Leieune.. 1!. Emo~v-HenrY, 7; Ten"• Wesl., O. ~:~~~a,a;g~'l..,.Jtlb~~~~o~ Cookman, e. Tampa, 39; Presbyterian, 1' ~;~!fi~Z',if iK~~tfn~~i~man, l.f. Centre, 21; Southwestern MemPhlt, 13, E. Tennessee, -CO; Marvville, o. Jamestown, 25; Minot, o. Valley City Tchrs., 19; Mayville., I. Knox, 25; Monmouth, 21. M!ss: S_out.hern, U; Southeastern L •., (), MISSISSIPPI St.• ~7; Arkansas St.• 13. VMI, 26; Davidson, 14. North Carolina St., 7; Florida St., ft. La. Tech, 28; Southwestern La., 13. Miss. Voe. lit Tougaloo, canceled Newport News, 13; Chowan JC, 7. Glenville, 25; Davis & Elkins, 7. Salem, 27; W. Va. Wesl., 6, McNeese, 27; La. Col., O. Oelt<'II St., 1-4; ArkanS1'S A&.M, n. Lou1sv1lle, 35; Murray, o. Memphis St., -CO; Tennessef' Tech, 7. Texas Western, 2li; Texas Tech, U. SOUTHWEST Jdaho Sf. at Adams St., canceled, flu, Southwest Tex., 3'; Sul Ro,s, 0. O. Goodfellow AFB, 19; Corpus Chrf&t1 U., S.F. Austin, 20: Howard Payne, 7. w. TeXl!.\ St., '17; Trinity, 20. McMurry, 9; Tex,% Lutheran, 7, S. Houslon st_, 21; Texas A& r 20. Texas Col., 26; Lanqston, 7 LaMar Tech, 7; E. Texas St., 6. New Mexico Mil., 9; Pueblo Col Abllene Christian, 28; N. Texas S ., 20. ROCKY MOUNTAIN O. Long Beilch St., 7 Arizona St. (rlgstf.), F. Montan.-., s,; N. Montan!!, O. Long Beach ~I., 7; Arizona SL. 6. Western, A6; Col. or ld•ho, 13. Montana SI., 27; N. Dakota St., 7. Black Hills Tchrs., 10; Yankton, O Colorado c~.• 27; Colorado Minn, 12, Colorado St., 20; Panhandle A&M, O. New MeKICO, U; Ut.=th St.• 10. '}

SOUTHLAND

Oklahoma at Tcxa::. "Texaf' Tech at Tex~< Western.

C'oh

Long Beach CC, 6; Bakersfield, 6. San Berm1rdino, 13; Mt. San Antonio, 13 Cerritos, 21; Glendale, 13. · El Ca_mino, 24'; Santa Monica, 19. Wh1tt1er, 51; Barstow Marines, o. Pasadena CC, 14; Riverside JC, U (tie) , PACIFIC COAST Cal Ramblers, 34'; Alameda Air Station, Central Wash., 7; Whitworth, 6. Chico St., 13; Lewis-Clark, s. Nevada, 21; Cal Aggies, 13. Eastern Wash., 45; British Col., 6. Puget Sound, 13; Western Wnsh, 6 San D~ego U., 40; Pomona-Clarerl'lonf, 6. San Diego U., 40: Pomona-Claremont, 6. Sant a Barbara. 39; L.A. State, o. Oregon Tech, 19; Eastern Oregon, 6 Linfield, 20; Oregon College of Ed., 19. Southern Oregon, 7; Portland St., 6. San Diego _Marines, 20; San Diego St., 7, 5-'.ln Fraric,sco CC, 20; Santa Rosa, ,,. Monterey Peninsula, 33; American Riv• Fresno JC, 20; Taft, o. Reedley, 27; Porterville, 14. Sequoias, 33; Allen Hancock, 19. C:,illting;11 19; Sierra, 6. EAST Colby, I,; SPrin;fie!d, O. Worcester, 23; Bates, 13. Lafa_vette at Delaware, canceled, flu. cef~;~ifiu_Tchn. at Brockport Tchrs., can• Trt;n1on Tchrs. 11 Kulzlown Tchl'lii., can- celed, t1u. • Maravian at Juniata-, canceled, flu. Rhode Island, 32; Brandeis, 7, RPI, 13; Kings Point, 6. Tufts, 26; Trinity, 1... O. Northeastern, 33; Amer. International, New Haven, 20; Bridgeport, 7. Buckrrell, 13; Carnegie Tech, 7. New Britain, 33; Montclair Tchr~., t. Vermont, 19; Dartmouth "B", 6. Upsala, 14; Lebanon Valley, 7 Muhlenberg,. 6; Scranton, o. • Ursinus, 12; Drexel, 7. Franklin-Marshall~ 35; Dickinson, 7. Lock Haven Tchrs., 16; E. Stroudsburg Tchrs., 6. M llersville, -45; CheneY, 7. r~:t.Cl\~· -l~teld~~boro, o. ShlPpensburg, 20; Calif (Pa.), 13. Sl1pp~ry Rock, 7; Indiana (Pa.), 0. Norwich. 19; Coast Guard, o. SWarthmore, 18; Susciuehanm,, O. Weil~Yan, 20; Haverford, o. Pt. Lee, 30; Ft. Monmouth, 7 Upsala. 1 •; Lebanon Valley, 1: We!tern Reserve, 13; Buffa11lo, , lminsler, 27; Bethar.y, U. · Hamilton, 38: Wagner, 7. Rochester, 33; Union, If. Amherst, 58; Bowdoin, 14. 8,loornsburg, ~3; Mansfield, LY.toming,' 0; Albright, 0 I,. (tie). Dt!!lware, 20; Kings, o. Fe rmont. 20; Concord, 0 Hofstra, 13; T~mple, 7 Williams, 32; Middleburv, 1,. A!fred, 18; St. Lawrence, 6 Washburn, 2S; Emporia st., a 8Jufffitn, 26; Wilmington, u. ' N. Central CUI.), 7; 111. Weslevan, 6. Cen~t1cut, 19; MassMhusetts, , . MIC>WEST 1h' oit at Ill. ormal, canceled, 11u. 11vlor u, at Han!)ver, canceled, flu, .Dr~ke, 19; Washington (Mo.), 7. de(berg, 21 Wabas!i, 13. iN ra;i'ch\~a 1~, 2 /l; ~ei~t!:~te+,1k ,. RtPon, 26; Grinnell, 13. Peru (Neb.). 34; Wayne, 0. E. New Mexico, 19; Omaha, 13. J. C:..rroll, 19; Wayne (Mich.,, ,. Dernson, 20; Wooster, 13. ~r9JJe:l:, 11// 5fta!~'titt's, 11.

Pioneers le Into Sagehens University of San Diego'• flu-weakened Pioneers have th Ir work cut out for them to- ni ht as they attempt o car. rat the Sagehens o[ Pomona. Claremont College at 8 in Balboa Stadium. The swift Sagehens pose a real problem for coach Bob McCutcheon's Pioneers, 16 ot whom wer1> downed by the flu this week Mccutcheon re- ports all of his i-harges will be In uniform, although some still are weak. Lindblad Key Ian Pomona is led by small coJlege All-American candi- date Jim Lindblad, 160-pound tailback who really makes coach Fuzz Merritt's single- wing offense move in high gea1. U D will se ices of In threa , is sfdelmed elbow. be without the Its lt>ading run- Bob Key , who "th a dislocated Pioneer quarterback and co-captain Vern Valde:.: has completely recovered from injuries uttered at Arizona CF'Iagstam S t a t e recently and will be in charge of Mc. Cutcheon's T-formatlon. Connects on %4 Valdez has connected on 24 of 45 pas ·es for 407 yards and to r touchdowns while the Pi- oneers were w i n n i n g ontt game and losing two Full- a k Duan Rudz n i r th,. te m le Ing ground ga1 • r. ha llneu 5C RayG\' Dick rdn

SOUTHL ND •Bar,tn"· Marin cs Rl \ "hit ier. f,il \\"e~tern ~t l C Rin' - td. PACJFIC COA!-T fn \\ ashington St. at Stan- a ·, at aliforni Idaho at Oregon St;ite. an Jo,e State at Oregon. •Kansa tate at COP Pepperd ne at Cal Pol (SLO) PQm.-Clrmt. at San Di,.,~o e ~san Diego, \larme· at San

Football 1"lenn LOCAL

10l', "fAL.

ROCKY

D,:,rn·er al \fnntana. Hanlin-Simmons at Ariz. •Long Beach SI. at IMP (Flagstaff). .\r1zona at C'olo1·a

S1at

Wash1n;;ton

V5, UCLA, Coli-

.1;um, 2 p. m. Cerrltos at Glend'

October 13, 1957

er, 7

FOOTBALL Son Diego

Diego St. Stale, Azlec *L.A. State ,'.3t Santa Bar• 9 '(.fo':i·.m·Pomono, Balboa Stadium, 8 bara. P-g'ellflower High at Chula Vista. 8 P.m. 'E .ST ·otre Da'Ufl at Arm) (Philadelphia l. HORSE RACING A"'VO Calien·e raceiraclc, first post, 12:)0 P.m. GREYHOUND RACING t;~f~.n:~ Greyhound Club, first post, JAi ALAI ., tor, PolaceTJU~1~a, 7:J0 p.m. MCRO vs.

Da) ton at Boston College. 1 \V. Virginia at Bos on U Rutgers at. Colga!e. Syracuse at Cornell. Brown at Darlmoutli. Ohio U. at Harvard. \\"illi;im ;md .1 a r ,· 'enn St. · :'\ebra,ka at Pitt~burgh.

ilon tourney, Morl1y Field, all CROS~ COUNTRY AU rneet, Morley field, l.lO

Penn at Princeton. Columbia al Yale. MIDWEST \\'Lconsin ;it PurduP. Iowa at Indiana. Iowa St. at Kansas.

tJ.kt at Rice. mght. Oklahoma at T~:t:u. la.hama at TCU, night "l'•xu Tech at Tf'xaa Wtsttrn. night. 'to.lsa al Oklahoma State, .._Ot.TII 1{1mtuckY at ~\uburn ha.ttanooga 11t Teqnto.ntt. c~~3~;natt V~1;ftta. tor1d fitat.e at North C.a.rohna. ntint .1''"\Jr 'la a• 1th Ca.rohn11 f'i.f'orgia. Tt< h at L U ntJht. Wake Fore.st , :-Jar:,land 'M1,;.e tppt at Vlndt-rbllt m~ht rka.nn.s Stale al Ml sisalpt,I t.al( vrnanova at VP JU){ K\ \101'. 1· I. ona ,11.t Colondo. ~o;~,a~o ~\!~e ~~b~ro Ot-mu t fonlan3 ,N(ttth Dakota Statf! at• ~ew b

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