News Scrapbook 1962-1964

Toreros to Tackle Whittier in Opener Th Unh-etSllY of San Diego s b ketball t am Wi.l hase to wait a !e ,· Jays before the season opener It v.a announced Tue d y by hencl coach Phil Woolprrt, who bv mutual agree- ment with the USD Alumni AB!lO•'ialion, canceled the game \\hich hat! b<>en scheduled for this ·atul'd_,,y, December 1.

Torero Five On Road Trip Four ruggrd games- ~in she: days a-,,-alt Coach Ph11 Wool• pert and Ins Univer~lty of San Diego basket.ball squad now on a trip through North- ern California and Nevada, The To1·cros. who took a 2- 10 record Into laat. night's game v.,th JlfcClelland Air BRSe near i;acramento, will rest tonight then tra,·el to Woodland, Calif., where they will play the C niver~ity of California, Davl (Cal Ag- gies 1 ,n that uea's annual l\larcll of DimeR benefit game too1orrow night. Saturday, the Torero~ cross over to Reno, where they will take on the University of Ne· vada Wolfpack, recent con- querors of Portland Univer- > ty by .7•69 and 49-46 counts. Woolpert's crew v.ill return home Sundav night for a day's rest then \\ill take to the road again next Tuesday for the Pomona Classic. The Toreros drew a fast-moving Whltuer College five for their fir ·t game Tuesday, starting at 9:30 p.m. The host Cal Poly of Pomona team will open the tourney at 7:30 p.m. against San Fernando State roJIP2"P /-J..c.f-(; 3

The Torrro will open their se on at h me at 8 p.m., Tue day, Deumber I, against the powerftll Whittler Col- lege Po t With on week or practice lert before the opener, Wool- pert ha r t !fled h start- ing line-up with orly two starters from las year's five 11 led on the first team. Re urne Include 6-3 Ru~ Craven and 6-6 center Lany Moyer. Jerry Hal ey a 6-~ re erve forward l as t year, ha moved to a tarting posi- tion as gunrd. Tv,o new f 11 c es dot the Torero squad -5-9 guard Ly- moncl W !hams. a transfer from San Jose City Colleg-e, and 6-4 fot , ard, )fark Teis- man!' who wns a starter 011 the Marquette Uni,•er tty fro h team. Others expected to see ac- tion against the Poets are a pair of lanky centers, Ken Kullberg, 6-7 ophomore and ;\!Ike Jackson. a 6-6 sopho- more. Re crve• at the guard spot Include three-year letter- man Tony Caputo. 6·2: two- vear letter 1nner Dirk Mad- sen. 6-2, and six-foot ~opho• more Walt Casey. Charlie Vtcal, a 6-4 senior, out Jaat. year ,v ith hepatltl , will fill ln at the forward ~ot alon~ Y.1th 6·6 sopho• more Bill Jon s.

Following next Tuesday·s contest, the Torei os wlll be on the road for seven straight )(ame , t>eginmng December , at Loyola December 8 at !;an Diego State December 11 at Pepperdine, December 15 at Whittier. and Decem- ber 20. 21, and 22 at Ana- heim for the annual Kriss Kringle KlaRsic. Prior to the WIUtt ier con• te,t, the Torero fro,;h, under Coach John Cunningham, wit me-et ca I e w o of the City Leagtle at 6 .rn P·"'·

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Teismann Paces USD Win, 52-50 SMclol to,,._ San OiHO Union WOOD ND, Calif. -:'.',1ark Teismann brought University of San DI o from behind a ~TI de11 1t with a fielder late In th cond hair 1 a s t night and he Torero defeat- er! Unlvcr ltY of California at Davis, 52-:SO, in a wild, non- cont1•rence ba etball game. T •lsmann Jed Torero ~cor- 1•rs with 12 points and Russ Crav eru contributed 11. Ja k Steven on and John Ind11rt each tabbed 13 points or the losers, who rallied in he second half to go ahead alter trailing, :.18-:.15, at inter- mission. It wa the fourth victory again t 10 defeats :for the Tor- ero , who move on to Reno to play University of Nevada to- night USD (51) u. Cal oavl• ~$0~ T Toi mann P r 11 Deon O 0 3 3 l w 111am, 2 l 7 Stater 5 2 3 12 Mov , 3 ! .5 I Stevenson g 3 3 1l Jrovtn, 3 f 2 1~ ~~'ii~ on 1 i J 1 oo ! o Vukoich g A Cap 1 utt~ 6 1 5 5 3 3 tJ l 1(¥~~ 1 9 17 1111 52 Total• 1114 20 50 1 t-alttlme Scor.,_u,o 28, \J. Col Oow,1 25

T oreros Hand McClelland Five 60-56 Defeat SACRAMENTO Lymone! Will iams hit 20 poln anc! Mark Teismann ac!ded 17 here la~t night to pow r Univer- . itv of San Dir>go·. basket. bail 1 PTT m to a 60-56 triu ph ovC'r • !C"C\ellan Air Force Base. . It was only the third victory m 16 games for the Toreros. McCIPllan drew 16 points from 6-1 Walt Sosnowski a former Dartmouth perfor,..;er. . USD: held to a 23-23 half. time tie, drew out to a six- pomt lead with five minutes t? . go and nursed it to the f1msh, largely on foul shots The Toreros oppose thC' Cal Agg1<'s tomorrow night in Woodland in the s<'conct game of a three-game road trip use (60) G MCCieiion AFB. (56) T . FPT GFPT e1smonn 7 J -4 T7 Vel~nto 2 o 2 4 }X~ti~p 1 s f j J ~o DeNoPO/i 2 1 2 5 Cravens O J O -4 Fitchett l o ' 2 Jackson O O 3 1 Turner 2 ,t ,t 8 HI 0Meed 241B 0 sey g i 0 Sosnowski 7 2 2 16 2 12 Windley o o 1 o Kullbero o ~hlllops 2 5 ; 9 ~o~r:r 21 11 20 60 ~~fs 1i ,, 23 ,: o me score-USO 23, McClellan 23

t:CLEAR-PO\\'ERED SAYAN:',AH \ 'ISITED -The Most Re,·erend Bl.hop, ,;e<•ond from left abon•, and \'1.'ry Re,·. :11,gr, Donald F. Do•de, Bishop', ·ecretan, are -,hown aboard the sa,·annah, the world's fir,t nuclear-powered merchant ship, I as g,ii>,ts of Commodore Gaston R. DeG1·ooh.•, c·a!)tain of the "avannnh, centt>r, during the hip', visit to 5-lan Diego. Other, are ,lnmr., )forrh,e), chlt>f engineer, second from right, and Dr. P<'tPr,, th,• ~hip's doctor. Rt. Re,. )hgr. J. A. C. \'au --- ---- ----- . . .

\'r-ggr-1, pa,tor of St. Brigid's parl,lt, I~ ,hown below pre,entln_g a diocesan citation to CommodorP DrGroote on hehalf of His Ex<'ellenc~· for the Commodore', dlstlngui,ht>d roll' in th.- field of nudear .,clence and his out,tanding \\Ork In the use of atomic ener1,')· for the benl'fit of mankind. Dr. Peter~, cenlPr, joined in tht> pre-.entation ~ert>mony aboard the "UH11111ah :llonda). • • • • • •