All the Men 1963

T or r er os Wi n ... L o s e . .. B u t S h o w T re m e n d o u s P t e n t i al The fi rs ttwo pla ces in ind ividua lsco ringwent to fir st -y ea r va rs itymen . Gua rd Lymo ndWilli ams, 5-9, cap tu re d the scor­ ing titl ewi th a to ta l of325 po int sin th e25 gam e season for a 13.1 av era ge .Ano th ersop homo re,Mar kTeism an n, 6-4, fol­ lowed witha 12.6 ave rag e, whil e Rus s Crave ns , th e only firs t- st rin gsen ior ,ha d a 10. 8 pe r game mar k.So ph om or eLar ry Moy erav era ge d9.4 pe r game. Cr av en s led in rebo un dswi th 189 gra bs and wa s the team lea de r infre e th rowswi th a 75.4 pe r cen t accu ra cy . Alon g wi th Wi lliams , Mo yer an d Teism an n,Woolpe rt will hav e retu rn in g Mike Jac ks on, 6-6 for ward; Ken Ku llb er g, 6-7 cente r; J er ry Ha lse y, 6-5 gua rd , an d 5-10guar dWaltCa­ sey. All but Hal se y, a jun ior , are sophomores . Woo lpertis expect edto bring in an ot he r fi ve tra nsfe rs to augm entth e re tu rn ee s. Ne xt sea son,USD is sched ule d to mee t tea m s such as San Di egoS ta te ,Lo sAng elesS ta te , San Jo seS ta te, San ta Cla ra , Un ivers ityof P ac ifi c, Oran ge Sta te , Cal Po lyof Po mon a,Cal Wes te rn ,Lo yo la,an d Whi tti er .

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