News Scrapbook 1959-1962

Q ON'S ..---- SPORTS DITOR ------ Archie Eats With The T in Men As Chargers Display Profiles

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Grid Assistant Added By USO By JOHNNY )kDO The University of Snn Dir I B added Wayne Bour ue go . oh o n, nPw!y ap- expanding coaching\tarioy Hs t:oin~d athlf'f ic director, said tPrday for what may be I'S~ u ir onN•rs will have to rPly mountainous task this fall 1 :ont:rrshme? again, mean- Bourque, a pillar in the· JI " 1 at, tlwy II have to de. for the PJonPrrs the last thr~e v~ ,o:i thP1r own talent. seasons, wlll assume th<' 1 our former USD players duties or assistant linP arc> rPturnlng and lh should tor. The former USO ca:i;r~ help l1 ," Sexton sal . "They and tack]rg, Tony Procopio and club in the Canadian profes- Ray Yoast " sional league so that he might Rudzinski has spc>nt two accept the post. years in the Army an.d Yoast Th arquis1tion of Bour ue was a member of thP Marine bring to three the numbe::1 of Corp~ R~c~!.lit Depot squad. new staff members for th Rud1,1nsk1 1s a fine fullback 1~'1:il season. Othc>r~ sl ne~ and Yoast was a ·trong de- the past WC'ek have been tam tensive playrr In the middle Dagley, line coach and scout ot ,(Inc- ,and at the corners. and Ernie Merk, backfield We-_ ve .talked to about 200 coach. · kids ! 11 Southl'rn California With few transfers and fut _w1 th only a tuition to of- tOUfl:h academic r<'quircm<'nts /'r it . makes it roygh," Sex-

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John Marashiello as been droppC'd because of I othc1 prrlo1 mrrs are going to summrr school to makr up credits. This latter group In- cludes fullback Jim Desantis end Dan Bodle, guard Al zu' nlga and <>nd Wayne Blul ,,. ,Should Di•Santis make up h1.s grad

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THE SAN DIEGO UNION D )Ion., Oct. 16, 1961 SAN DIEGO. ~RNIA_ Toreros Await N.M. Western After 13-0 Win Vnherslty of San Diego is looking ahead to Saturday aft- ernoon's home battle \\' i t h New Mexico Western after the Toreros scored their first victory of lhe season Satur. day night, 13-0, over Pepper- dine College, The Balboa Stadium tri- umph, witne" ·ed bv i ,891 sweltering fans, gives USD a season recqrd o:I one vie- * * HATISTICS 66 __ tory again three defeats. The Wavels 'dropped their fifth game in a m without a win. Halfb ell I-lo e Williamson went 10 ~jth:ls for USD's first score agam the Waves on the first play ol the fourth quarter. Then with 1 :02 re- maining on the clock, half- back Joe Gray sped 63 yards for the final TD. Both teams failed to display much of an offen iv punch in the early going 1th ugh a good deal of this co fd prob- ably be traced to I unusu;, I heat. Although the ti t three periods were scorlbs, USD clearly dominated the game. The Toreros ended with a yards rushing com- the latter producing only 111 total yard, rushing •md passlfli". net or p a r e Waves, to only 64 fo the • *

s,ngled out dcfens1, e tackle Dick Chorov1ch, who came in at a trim . for him 259 pounds. But al~;:-.,.,__,o,., lllmois who wa experted 1 o r£>µort at 265. ac;J. he prrjved tackle C liff Robert hoice from draft

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Robert Sexton yesterday was appointed as Universit) of San,Diego's head basketball c a on 1111 Inter- im basis 1 e 1961-62 eason by the fac t mmlttee on athletics. niversity's director, succeeds Ken Leslie, who resigned from the job this year. Sexton is a graduate of Cani- sius College where he starred in basketball and football. As a student in the Navy V-12 program he played b ·ketball for Dartmouth Coll ge in 1944 when that t reached t h e National · te Athletic Association He coa<'hed . everal high schools fn the cast before joining the S)racuse . ·ationals of the National Ba ketball As- sociation in 952 as a publicity director. Ile ,,. a s appointed general manager of the Nats in 1954. and r€'mnined in that position until 1958. During the Pl!ri0

jEx-Helix Grid Star Be omes USD Aid Ernie Ml'rk, ex-Helix High of San Diego, and Southern Cal athlete, has nounced today. :eturned to the college 3:thlrt. Merk, winner of three let- 1cs scene here as assistant ters in the 1954-'57 USC 'd football coach at University wars, will be backfield cogar~h it was an-

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for handling both offense and defense with emphasis on the latter. Ernie wound up his Helix career in 1953 with four let- ters in football, three in base- ball and two in basketball. As a halfback he earned :first s t r i n g All-CIF and City Le a g u e playPr-of-the-y e a r honors his senior year. He also was selected to play in the annual Breitbard AU-Star game. Merk played freshman and ~arsity football for USC, earn. mg three letters. He was on the Trojan e 1 e n which fought Ohio State in the 1955 Rose Bowl. After college, Ernie played two years with MCRD. the Pioneers,

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Leslie Quits as Cage Coac at San Diego SA•• DIEGO-Former • ·a- tional AA U A 11- American hoop . tar Ken LP lie re- signed Saturday as head ba:- kethall coach at the "C"niver- sity of San Diego. Leslie·s action was expect- ed slnce he tt'cently joined the San Francisco Saints of t e newly formed profe•- fnonal American Basketball League.