News Scrapbook 1956-1959

October 10, 1957

* * ALONG THE SPORTS FRONT ". otre Dame is trapped by Its own success," Roger Kahn reports 1n the Saturday Evening Post. '"The schot'I! c nnot expect its public to be patient with Jo~lng football, mv mor~ ' than Jascha Heifetz could expect his public to hf' patil'nt with a concert season during which he continuously fiddled flat." Lots of schools would enjoy being "trapped'" in similar fashion. San Diego U., for !'xample, which admittedly "accept~ J the mantle o! th Notre Dame of the West" dropped like a hot potato by Loyola In 1951. William Thomas, San Diego U football publlcist. writes this bureau: "I think it would be entirely possible to form a nel" Catholic conference \\1th San Diego, Old St. ,tary's, Loyola, Banta Cla.ra a d USF enga.glng ln a, small scale 'blg-timf'' Profit making grid !!Cries." (h there I~ a contradiction In terms'!') San Diego University Is located on a bc-auU!ul 167-acre hilltop campus known as Alcala Park." It has been co-Pd sincP the College for Men opened its doors in 1954. ThP Pionef'r gridmen, coached by Bob :>fcCutcheon woo achieved previous football succes5es at Antelopp VallPy Jaysee, play their homl' games at Lane Fi I

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October 12 , 1957

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~P has bolster d the lme by moving tackles Don Gw lt- ney and Dick Gardner into the first string guard posts. The linP will aYerage 206 heaviest of the season. Read- ing from Jett to right wlil be C C. Waii

Weakened USO nds Siege of Flu

SPORTS TV, RADIO LOG TOIi \\ Tcl 1•, i~i'ln Foothall -t;cL \ Wa~hint:l611. 1: ., Channels 10 and 1. U,adio Football Stale. lO;I:, a.m.. KGJ3. Auny n1ects Notre Dame. 10:45 am.. KFSD. California meets Navy. J :30 p.m , K SD 0. UCLA m e e t Washington. 1:45 p.m., KF;\IB. Uni\ ersitY of San Oicgo meets Pomona. 8 p.m. KGB. Radng ali •·11c races hr o ad c as t at 8 p.m., KSDO T0~10mrnw Trlcvision Football Rams merl Detroit Lion~. 10:J0 a.m. Channels R and 2. Rhinos meet Southgate. 2 pm., c'hannel 3. R·leing Caliente Hour at 3 30 p. m . · Cha•mel 6. Radio l"ootlrll Rams meet D trn,t Lions. l ·:'.O p.m., K DO. Races p.m., ;\l1cl1i~an meets licl1i~an

University or San Diego's nu-ridden Pioneer~ wind up week or light drills today !or their game with Pomona- Claremont tomorrow night in Balboa Stadium" • :\fost of the ;:rridders side- lned 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. --- . ---

LONG TRAIL AWINDING-Chuck Taylor, left, he11d coach .!It Stanford, ch cks Indian schedule to ,ee if there's open football dat for San Diego U. Pioneers. Coach Bob Mc- Cutcheon, right, hopes ultimately to put S11n Diego o~ nat'o 's football map as major power. (See " m Front")

F-IGHTI Continued (ram First Page I downs for the fleet halfback, ho constantly was ripping o long gains and catching (A!:) Dame defenses. The third Army score was made by I er 1 p sses - to confuse Notre ,-__\

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Football Menu LOCAL Washm;;ton VI, UCLA. Coli- .•um, 2 p. m. Cerritos at Glendale. San Bernardino at Mt. San lntonio. Bakersfield at Lon;,: Beach Santa Monica at El Camino l'AUiJC LOAST ·e.1--y at (.;ahfornla. Iciaho at Oregon State. San Jose ~tal,i ar Oregon. K.a.naa• State a.t COP. n1~nt Wuhma;ton 6tate a, ~tanto.ld Pomona. at e n D o;o G. L. A 5ta.te at C santa Sarbua Paaacl.ena at FJ er de Palo VHde at S:t. h Barbna. Palomar a.t im erla.l Valley. serrla. at COJ.llnga.. Tll! ft at I-Teano. Hancock at Se,1un -a,. San Diei"o .Mar1nea at San lt3.lt. Pepperdlne. al Cal Poly (&LO) Porten·Ule at .R."'edl~y. LA 'l Notr"' Da.m, Ill Army. DP]3."01,';JU at La[a~,tt~ ~!~~s:t'rJr~ceYo~i~h. \Vtlllam • Mary .-.t Penn St.at~ Nebra.aka. at P1tt1.buriJl, Temple. &t RM~tra .\llD\\iS~ llllno1s t OhlO Stat Tnwa a.r, Indima Jf)wa. s !"' at Kurns J.1flh,ii~t!tte ~~r'li\~,.\~an. frnnesota a.t :-.ooh tern. 11ocon1tn at Purd e. Uetrolt at W.1ch Xav1tr 0.) At Ctnc nnatl. Wa1h1nrton t St Lnuta · at Drake. ,01 nmE~r Arkan.D at Saylor. n gbl Ha.rrl1n lmmo s at r,mpe 01.1ston at Texas A&M nl~ht. Dayton at Bo1too ("ollege "'eat Vtre;tn a at .SO,ton U. B,own at Dartmouth: Bucknell al Ca.m.f!l;:1e Tech Rutgers at Col;late. cotumb1a at Yale ~yr1w1111 at Cornell ohto U. at Harvard.

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\r n d., Pete Dawkins, Army right Oct. ]2 (A')-lowa·~efetding tgilfback, from 6 _yards out Big_ Ten chamj·o -"-TO: Gr•'•l· 2 l 12 ·Yd. d nd t ounc d Brown 3" run; H-¥.d. run)J Pt'l'SCOtt 29-yd. pass- ay a r e • ;)- 1Jr 0~ ~~~~~i .c~b.bu°;h• \it~~- f:;f; 0, in an 1vy League footb 11 ~:_v~ P~!~~. rft~a:1-:~~~I. (7-vd. run). game. p.';'.d/~~• 1 ,;;;,°'~'l\'1;.~.ic1t~1~•, 11 v~;!:yd. 'fhe ·ictory wa~ the third sTAnmcs for undefeated Dartmouth '°"'" 1" d ;an• two of them over Ivy foes ' y~~dase ·: • :·:· ·: ,}~ -~ SCORE BY QUARTERS Pauinl yardage • • ..•. , 181 131 Brown 0 o Passes · • ·· ..... · l1 •2l s- 24 Dartmouth :: ::·:::···· 7 ,, o 12 ., Puses 1nterc4!pled by ·• •• - · 0 3 _ 4 Dartmouth scorinq TD: 8ur)ce· {l,:-yd Punh ·· • •····••· 0 f 3 1 plunge); Bradley (6,-yd. ,unl: C-roott.-m f'umb1P.S lor--4 · •· lO: 11S (29-yd, PH$•run from Bredley}t Mor1on Yards pena iz:,;u • _._ ••_ ._.____ {36-Yd. PUnt return}; Graham (-42-vd. pas,- run from Fuson I). Safetv: Gor;odla" Th • d St • QB (tackled In 8rOW"n end zont- bV Pettway). Jr • rang PAL P•lermo$;ATl$TICI Passes Maryland I D•rtm.. ,tt, .,.w~ Over Deacons COLLEGE PARK, !\Id., Oct. 12 (A'! - 'J' hi r d • string Qu~rterback John I•'rit~ch finally got into action today and rocecdcd tn pass Mary- lar d to a · football vie• how nuch after the huge Jowa lme anci alert second- j~·~ ~:% ;:~~~ntr 0~ magi;! n the fir ·t half. Iowa, ranl<.ed No. 8 nationally in ;.rr~~ by Dartmouth

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October 13 , 1957

agehens Unlverslly or San Diego's tlu-weakened Pioneers have th Ir work cut out for them to• ni ht as they attempt to cor. ral the Sagehens o1 Pomona. Claremont College at 8 in Balboa Stadium. The swilt Sagehens pose a real problem for coach Bob McCutcheon's Pioneers, 16 ot whom were downed by the lu this week. Mccutcheon re- port all or his charges will be in uniform, although some still are weak. Lindblad Key Man Pomona is led by mall coll ge A11-American candi- date J,m L ndblad, 160-pound tallb ck who really makes coach Fun Merritt's ingle. wing offense move in high g r. USD ill be without the , er 1C·es of Its leading run- in threa , Bob K y • who s fdelin with. a dislocated elhow. Pioneer quarterbac and co-captain Vern Valdez has completely recovered from Injuries suffered at Arizona (Flagstaff) St ate recently and will b in charge of Mc- tcheon's T-formabon.

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