News Scrapbook 1962-1964

GUINN SPARKS WINNERS USO Bows, 71-64, To Orange State

Aztecs Take Break In League Schedule Alter Bulldog Bite Westerners Seek 2 More Wins; Perfect-RecordKnights Hit Road San Diego State Collegf'':s hoopstPr:~ will take a '.est fro1;1 California Collegiate Athletic Assoc1at1on compet(tion tlus week to entertain Whittirr College Thursday mght a nd Orange StatP Saturday night. · The Aztecs saw their unblC'mished CCAA record go do the drain at the hands of Fresno State Saturday night when th

KERR JOINS IRON MEN lly ASSOCIATED PRESS

Fresno led by only 38.;,5 at halftime, but midway of the second half the Bulldogs start. ed to draw away. "Fresno looks like (he team to hf'at for the title," SDSC coach G e o r g e Ziegenfuss said. San DiC'go City College, 2-0 in its first outings in defense of the Metropolitan Confer- ence crown, will be on the road this week. Friday night the Knights will be at East Los Angeles. The followmg evening they'll invade El Ca- mino.

Johnny Kerr has joined baseball's Lou Gehrig, pro football's Leo Nomellini and hockey's Andy Hebenton on the list of sports' Iron men. other three yesterday w h e n he playc>d in his 767th consecu- tive National Basketball As- sociation game, both regu . Jar season and playoff, eclipsing the record S<'t by h i s Philadelphia coach, Dolph Schayes. Kerr joined the

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USO Quintet faces Pacific In Home Meet Two of 1 1 ,,, nation's top ~corl'rs .rnard Len Guinn of Orange State and Keith Stroup of Los Angeles Paci. fie will be seen in action tonight in thP first round of thp S<'C'ond annual lTnivcrsin· of San Diego Invitational bai. kctbal! tourney at U3D gym Guinn. who has a,·eraged 27 7 points a game. will lead his C'luh against defending champion PhibPac in the 7 q'rlock opener Stroup, :...·hose 2:.1. I 11 ve1.1ge is still cons1dl'r. ably below last ~·ear's per. fot m11nc,:,. will pacP Pal'ific against hos1 l"SD at '1. The four . team tourne, wi II he <·on,:-ludpd tomorrow·night. Th(' Torrros will take a 1-J season mark into the mC'<'t aftP1 dropping a 69•53 deei- sion to thP. University of Cali. fornia at Santa Barbara last Saturcla~·. Cliff Ashford , a 6-:l sopho- more forward, will guide the Toreros. He ha" an•raged 18.. '3 points m 10 ontesti: Other Torf;' o sta l'l<'rs Will he crnter Larr :I-foyer who has a 12-point a \ erage, guards :\fark Yavorsky '10.6), and L;mond Willi11ms (8.6) and forward Mark Te1smann 19.31. The Panthers ·i]l entPr the contest With a 1-10 record . Th im 'i ving Amphibious sa1 ,irs ha,e an 8-5 mark and wi hr k

Dowling Lights Fuse SDCC c a m e out of t h e clouds to nose out Los Ange- - 17 of them in the closing 10 Jes \"..a1ley, 71-70, Saturday mmutcs. ' . night in San Diego High gym. Cal Western s sensat10~al The Knights were 18 points aggregation w1U gu~ tor 1~ behind i.n the opening minute 1001 and llt~ wms m_ a ro of the second half, then they this week as 1t entertams Ma- suddenly caught fire. rin<' Corps_ Recruit Depo! to- morrow mght and goes to It was a treme nd o~s P.er- Westmont High Friday night. form;_mce by l_ittle guaid Dick The Westerners made ii ni w Dowlmg w h I c h saved th " in a row Saturday night with Knights. Th<' former Kearny a s2.:;5 victory over Pasaclf'na High star scored only four College. It was the Western- .points in th? first half. hut he ers' 11th straight at home. I bagged 23 m the second half . . r USD Rows m Fmals Coach Bob Kloppenburg'. classy quintet was ablr to