News Scrapbook 1958-1961

EVENING TRIBUNE b-7 EVENING TRIBUNE Pigskin Pick-It Line SAN DIIOO, C,.Ll~OIIN I,. } " Thu,,.., ;,iO\'. 13, 1958

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USD, Pepperdine · ash Tomorrow g for the best .sell.Ion in ila three-year grid hlGlory, the U rsity of San Diefo began today'a. practlre prepared to meet iii, Pcpperdine Waves l<'rldA.y night at EI Camino JC stadiu111 In Los Angeles. Kickoff 1· set fot' 8 p.m. Tlie I'ionccrs won thPir fifth gamP of the Reaeon last Snlu,·• day afternoon, defraling Chino v-------------- :M.-n' · lttsl!lut.- at Chino 46•H quarterbaclt J an Chapman. after the rusty USD devcn had Against Chino, Clrnpman hit huffed •and putfM through e. end Merle Recd for touchdown sluggfah first quarter. passes of 19, l 7 and 57 yardR. USO added the Chino game The i)-10, 170-pound former All- to its schedule at lhe Jut Kansas prep slar pa~sed for 230 minute to prevent a two-week yards ag,unst Chino and com- layoff. A game previously I pleted eleven of 21 pas$Cll for scheduled for November 1 with two new school itame records. the University of Nevada. was Echols and Wrenn arP John- cancellfd. son'" favorite targets; Reed •nd Pcpperdlne CollP)::e, RIWRYS a. C. G. Walker are Chapmnn's. dangerous opponent wp n its Walker, injured for the past passing atla<:k is eµ?-oeaetul,, thrPe games, will 1·elnrn to stunnrd Long Beach Stal" actJon J<'l"iday night. La t veer 26-22 two weeks ag-o ancl ended age.Inst l"rrperdino, Wnlkcr its 1

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Th" Wa,·es this .sea11tn have lost to Nevadn 12-7, San Diego Sta e 6-0, L.A St te 22·0, Whit rr 36-19, Redland• 12-6 ;,nd I Poly (Pomona) 35-22. Coach John ScoHnos' newly adopted tpread formation re- volves around quarterbacks Steve John~on and ·walt Crlner and halfback Ray Wrenn. Johnson ranks 18th in the nation in pa~smg, a('cording to the NATA statistics bureau, Hr has had 16 comr1r.•ions !n 104 1ltempts. fo1· 662 yarns and 81x touchclowns. Hard-running 5-9 205-round Pepperd, ne fullhack Do11 Car- jina will bring a 3.0 yards-pcr- utrry 11.\'erag-e into Friday night's game. Wrenn has a l.6 average running. End Bill Echnls has caught 16 pass~s for 317 yards and four touch- downs. "Pepperdlne will be da ger- ous In its new format ion, and with thls pa.•t wrek<'nd off and Friday night's Homecoming set to close their l'eason," USD coach Bob MrCutcheon ~aid, "we can't &!for to overlook this ~peC'dy clubs high scoring rotfnttal, desp1L~ their record." The game might winll Up a high-scoring -passing du I be- tween Johnson and Pioneer JONES NAMED I MONTH' TAR Cleveland .J mall but mighty l'k for San Diego Junior College, has heen namE:<) S~r at the l\Ionth for Oct,ifl~ by t h e Breitbard A hletic Foundation, managing di- rector Bill Whitney has announced. The 5-4 and 150-round ,Jones has been a standout for the Knights for the past two years. He leads the team in scoring this season and was especially cited for his defensive work !n being named for the award. During October he car- ried the ball 39 times for 163 yards for an average of 4.4 yards per carry. He scored one touchdown rushing and three more on passes and also scored five conversions. Other gridder~ con- sidered for t<1.e October award were Bob Keyes of University of San Diego, Ezell Singleton of San Di- ego High and Bobby Ball of San Diego State.

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THE SAN DIEGO UNION

Thurs., Xov. 13. 19-iS SAN DIEGO, CAL.IFORNI,.

PIONEERS STARTED LOSSES USO Foe Seeks Reve

to the National Associa tion a! Intercollegiate Athletics' statistics bureau . He has had 46 completions in 104 attempts for 662 yards a nd six touchdowns. . Hard-running Don Cardi- nal, a 5-9, 2()5-pound full- back will bring a 3-yards- per-darry average into Fri• day's game. •·Pepperdine will be dan-. gerous in its new forma- tion and with the p a st weekend of! and this home- com ing game set to close their season, it will be tough," USD coach Bob McCutcheon said. Mccut cheon said lt was going to be tough to r ush the passer when he stands about 12 yards behind the line of scrimm age. • The Pioneer coach also is worried a bout the eligi- bility of so~ of his play- ers. "Several of our play- ers are on the borderline, scholastically, this week and we should know Thurs• day how many will be able to play," he said. _ Halfbacks Bob Keyes, VIC

By ,JOHNNY !UcDONALD Reports from Pepperdine College indicate tn:e Waves are high for their homecom· Ing contest with the Univer- sitv of San Diego tomorrow ni,;.ht at El Camino Junior C;llege stadium. . . After d r. a p p I n g six straight games, Pepper~ine found the winning combma• tion two weeks ago with a spread formation to topple strong Long Beach State, 2~- 22. Actually, it was the Pi- oneers who s t a r t e d the Waves on their longest los- ing string in school history when they blanked them, 27-0, last season. . The Waves this season have lost to Nevada 12-7, ~n Diego State 6-0, Los An• geles State 22·0, Whittier 36- 19, Redlands 12-6 and Cal· Po1Y<>f Pomona 35-22. coach John Scolinos' new- ly adopted spread formation revolves a r o u n d quarter- backs Steve Johnson and Walt Criner and halfback Ray Wrenn. Johnson ranks 18lh in the nation In passing, according