The BASKETBALL PREVIEW San Francisco ISSUE FOGHORN VOL. 67. NO. 15 UNIVERSITY OF SAN FRANCISCO «•• '51 NOVEMBER 29, 1972 The USF Dons Go for It All

USF Basketball 1972-73 2 FOGHORN — NOVEMBER 29, 1972 Simon says USF Cage Coaching Staff Dan Ready to go B**»***M Head Coach: A former Don basketball Pete Simoncini layer, Dan returns to the S[illtop as assistant basket­ Friday night we will initiate yet another basketball ball coach, a position he season here at USF. However, except for die hard, long­ Bob Gaillard One of the most outstand­ formerly held before taking time faculty and staff Don rooters, this season will for over varsity coaching duties most of us be quite different than what we are used to as ing cagers ever to wear the at San Jose's Willow Glen fans of USF basketball. Green and Gold, thirty-one High School in 1969. There For the first time since the mid '60's, USF is picked year old Bob Gaillard is he guided his teams to one to win the WCAC and place somewhere in the national rapidly proving himself to league championship and Top 20 while doing so. Something new indeed! be one of the brightest and two second place finishes in three years. I have to wholeheartedly agree with the experts. The most successful athletic ad­ Dons are the strongest, most well-rounded team to grace A graduate of USF in the floor of Memorial Gym since the Ollie Johnson cham­ ministrators in the country 1964, the 31-year-old Bellu­ pionship team of 1965. both as Director of Athletics omini played guard on the Actually, we students are fortunate to be situated in and as Head Basketball WCAC championship clubs the middle of a basketball renaissance here at USF. This Coach. of Pete Peletta (1963-65) renaissance is a result of a tremendous building program which recorded an overall To say that success is a mark of 47-10. He first initiated by the late Pete Peletta and carried on by the Gaillard trademark is to un­ current USF Athletic Director Bob Gaillard. coached at St. Ignatius High derstate the fact. He has dis­ School before originally What this renaissance entails does not only include played excellence at every joining the USF coaching winning—though that is the major factor contributing to level during his distin­ staff in 1966. it. However, also included are facts such as class—class guished career as player on the court, a class that prompts non-affiliated people to and coach. At USF he was BOB GAILLARD Dan will be counted on to point at the Dons and realize that there is a truly first twice an All-Conference se­ assist Coach Gaillard with class basketball operation. the varsity while assuming lection while leading his head coaching responsibili­ Then there is the great ingredient of sportsmanship. team in scoring and earning George Baljevich ties of the Don junior var­ A team can be great, yet, as we have previously seen in the reputation as the hard­ sity. cases such as UOP and Santa Clara, lacking in sportsman- est man to score against in Northern California. A tena­ A native of San Fran­ sship and general basketball etiquette. This etiquette factor cisco, Dan and his wife is not only organic to the team itself, but is also carried cious guard throughout his varsity career (1959-1962) Nancy have two children: to the USF fans—a team knows that when it plays at USF Lance (3) and David (1). it will be in a "chamber of horrors" yet that it will be Gaillard scored a total of treated with respect by the fans. 976 points (ISO ppg) to rank seventh on the all-time Don The final precept of the aforementioned Don renais­ record list. The high point sance has to do with the caliber of players, coaches and of his career came on De­ staff affiliated with the Green and Gold. Undoubtedly USF cember 5,1961 when he net­ is first in this respect. ted 41 ooints against West The USF basketball program is not enmeshed in overt Texas State — still the best jockdom as so many other programs are. Keeping with the single game output in USF Credo of the University of San Francisco, the Don coach­ history. Bob also served as ing staff stresses the full development of the athlete— team captain in his senior in the classroom as well as on the court. year. This is why most of the Dons are religious to their studies. This is why the Green and Gold is comprised of Upon graduation, Gail­ people like Anthony Lewis, Mike Quick, Phil Smith and lard starred for the US Snake Jones who participate in the National Summer Navy Sub-Pac basketball Youth Program. squad in Hawaii. After­ GEORGE BALJEVICH wards, he embarked on his Contrary to what columnists George Turner and Jim highly successful coaching A graduate of St Mary's Tabilio forecast in the past, USF is not on the verge of career. His first job was at College in I960, George becoming the biggest jock machine west of South Bend. "Bucky" Baljevich is in his Jesuit High School in Sacra­ DAN BELLUOMINI Sure, the emphasis is indeed on winning — if it mento where he built the second year as assistant weren't, Gaillard and his staff would be foolish. But more basketball program from in­ coach and recruiting coordi­ importantly, this emphasis is not a do-or-die dilemma—i.e. fancy to an overall 37-10 nator at USF. Phil Stumpo the athletes are given a tremendous opportunity to become mark during his two year Baljevich owns impres­ scholar athletes. tenure. sive coaching records at St. Elizabeth's High School, The factors of winning, class, sportsmanship and high In 1968 he returned to his where his JV teams won 201 caliber of participants will make the 1972-73 USF basket­ alma mater as assistant games and six champion­ ball campaign one of the most interesting and exciting in coach under then head ships, then at Cal State Hay­ years. coach Phil Vukicevich. Gail­ ward and St. Mary's College This issue tells part of the story of the basketball lard went on to post a 39-8 where he acted as assistant renaissance on the Hilltop. I hope you enjoy reading it as record, the best back-to- coach before joining coach much as I enjoyed editing it. back record of any USF Gaillard's staff in 1971. yearling mentor. "The Buckaroo," as he is Upon Vukicevich's resig­ affectionately referred to by nation midway through the his colleagues, is at his best Friday and Saturday 1970-71 season, Gaillard was when recruiting. He is re­ named head coach and guid­ sponsible for the foundation ed a previously winless club of the Northern California December 8 and 9 to a fourth place conference Basketball Recruiting Serv­ finish highlighted by vic­ ice and has worked actively tories over Pacific and with several professional PHIL STUMPO Oakland Coliseum Arena Santa Clara. teams. A 1970 graduate of USF, A former collegiate bas­ Last year, Gaillard's first Phil comes to the Hilltop ketball and baseball player, after coaching for two years full year at the helm, he led the 34 year-old Baljevich is Cable Car Classic the Dons to a 13-1 WCAC at Bishop Diego High single and resides in Oak­ School in Santa Barbara record and the conference land. title as well as a 20-8 over­ where his teams compiled STARRING all mark. For his efforts, an overall mark of 45-15 Bob was named WCAC and and one championship. Northern California Coach FOLLOW While an undergraduate Duke University of the Year in two separate at USF Stumpo was active polls. USF in many realms of the ath- BASKETBALL letic program including bas­ LaSalle University Gaillard's major asset is ketball and baseball where his ability to relate to his 1972-73 he distinguished himself as players and staff, and instill CALL THE a first rate second sacker. Santa Clara University in them his own intensity, Stumpo, 24, will assist competiveness and ingenu­ Gaillard and Belluomini AND HOST ity. Bob's success up to now USF with the varsity and JV has been no accident, nei­ teams as well as with scout­ University of San Francisco ther will the success of the ing and recruiting. USF Dons under his direc­ Sports-Line In addition to his coach­ STUDENT TICKETS DISCOUNTED tion. ing duties, Phil has as­ Bob and his wife Sally sumed the position of USF's Tickets on sale from Bill Fusco in the have three children: Mich­ first full-time athletic pub­ elle (7), Debbie (5) and Tim 752-5678 licist. USF Athletic Department (3). The Gaillard family re­ Single, Phil currently re­ sides in Novato. sides in San Francisco. NOVEMBER 29, 1972 — FOGHORN 3 The USF Athletic Department ...they make Don sports dick...

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Rick Van Tuyle Bob Giron Bill Fusco Eleanor Hingsbergen Vivienne Rowe Trainer Equipment Manager Athletic Business Manager Athletic Dept. Secretary PE—Athletic Secretary As the Don athletic The USF equipment man­ In his four years at USF, Eleanor Hingsbergen has From Derby, England trainer, Rick Van Tuyle con­ ager, Bob Giron, is well Bill Fusco has been active a personal interest in the rounded in all aspects of the comes Vivienne Rowe to tributes heavily to the in the sports mainstream. A San Francisco Dons. And it USF as a physical education image of the USF athletic athletic field. A native of native of Los Angeles and is not only because of near­ Honolulu, Hawaii, the 41- 1969 graduate of Daniel secretary. In her three years staff—young and vigorous. ly fifteen years as secretary year-old Giron received a Murphy High School, where for the Athletic Depart­ on the Hilltop, Miss Rowe A native of Fullerton. BA in Physical Education he was varsity basketball ment. She has established a has lent her interest and as­ California, the 25 year old from the University of Ha­ manager for three years. special rapport with the sistance to the students, Van Tuyle received his waii. Bill came to USF and many people who have met athletes and Don supporters sportscasted for KUSF radio bachelor's degree in Physi­ Bob initiated his excellent her through the office. Mrs. who frequent the Athletic athletic career in the United his freshman year. His soph­ Hingsbergen has seen USF Department. cal Education — with em­ States' Army while sta­ omore year, he was sports sports through its ups and phasis in physical therapy tioned in Europe and at the editor and interim editor-in- downs over the years, re­ She has been actively in­ —from Cal State Fullerton. Oakland Army Base. Bob chief of the San Francisco taining an avid interest in volved in the research and served as the coach of the Foghorn. its many dimensions. publication of Physical Edu­ While an undergraduate, cation administrators, Dr. Rick served as an intern All-Army Boxing Team in The same year he found­ Europe and as the coach of A native San Franciscan, George McGlynn and Neil trainer at Fullerton Union ed and became the first Eleanor and her husband re­ Laughlin and has been an the All-Army Volleyball editor of the San Francisco High School. team as well as being intra­ side in The City and have a invaluable aid to the ath­ Sporting News. As a junior married daughter. letic staff. Upon graduation, he was mural sports director at the Bill held the position of a physical therapist at Cal Oakland Army Base. Sports Information Director State Fullerton while dou- This past summer Bob at USF as well as being a was selected to represent full-time student. He is cur­ FINAL WCAC STANDINGS 1972 bling as a summer camp and the United States as a bas­ rently Athletic Business game trainer for the Los Manager and Assistant Conference Overall ketball official in the World w L Pet PF PA W L Pet PF PA Angeles Rams. Games in Europe with the Sports Information Director .714 2271 for the Dons. San F'cisco 13 1 929 1191 967 20 8 2016 He currently holds mem­ All-Army team. Santa Clara 11 3 786 1189 1003 17 9 .654 2097 1908 Bob and his wife, Jovita, In addition, he is the .654 2275 bership in the National Ath­ Seattle 4 .714 1320 1212 17 9 2149 a school teacher in Oakland, West Coast Coordinator for 6 .571 1193 1124 14 12 538 2226 2188 letic Trainers Association. Nevada (L.V have four children: Bob, 12, SportsComm, Inc. and su­ Loyola' 8 .429 1120 1110 11 15 .423 2144 2122 Rick resides with his wife, Rochelle, 11, Jimmy, 9, and pervises SportsComm's Pepperdine' 9 .357 1133 1195 10 15 .400 2049 2133 Pat, in Daly City. Jackie, 6. They make their West Coast Office. Bill is St. Mary's 3 11 .214 974 1149 9 17 .346 1970 2121 home in Alameda. president of Circle K at Nev (Reno) 0 14 000 995 1355 2 24 .077 1867 2471 USF and will graduate with 'final records include forfeit win over St. Mary's a BA in English in May. He is considering the commu­ 1972 WCAC ALL-STARS 1972-73 USF Varsity Schedule nications industry and the First Team Second Team teaching profession follow­ Snake Jones. USF, 6-8. Jr. Phil Smith. USF. 6-4, Soph. ing graduation. Mike Stewart. Santa Clara. 6 10, Jr. DATE OPPONENT PLACE Steve Smith. Loyola, 6 8, Jr Honorable Mention Bob Florence, UNLV, 6 5, Soph Kevin Restani, USF, 6-9. Soph DEC. Gary Ladd, Seattle, 6 0, Sr Johnny Burks. USF. 6-7, Sr Fri. 1 Stanford University USF Duane Williamson. Loyola, 6 0. Sr Coach of the Year, Bob Gaillard, USF Sophomore of the Year, Kevin Sat. 2 University of Arizona USF Restani. USF, and Bob Florence. UNLV Fri. 8 Cable Car Classic: Oakland Coliseum Sat. 9 Duke, LaSalle, Santa Clara, USF Oakland Coliseum USF 1971-72 RESULTS Fri. 15 J ay hawk Classic: Lawrence, Kansas USF 76 STANFORD 67 Sat. 16 Texas Tech, Army, Kansas, USF Lawrence, Kansas USF 82 USC 102 Wed. 20 Utah State Logan, Utah USF 63 CALIFORNIA 64 Fri. 22 Utah University Salt Lake City USF 70 SANTA CLARA 60 Fri. 29 University of Pennsylvania USF USF 77 MEMPHIS STATE 82 USF 87 LOYOLA CHICAGO 74 JAN. USF 84 NEW MEXICO STATE 91 (OT) Thurs. 4 Seattle University Seattle USF 70 U. OF ARIZONA 62 Sat. 6 St. Marys College USF USF 75 OKLAHOMA CITY U. 77 Thurs. 11 Loyola University L.A. USF USF 97 NEVADA (RENO) 60 Sat. 13 Pepperdine University USF USF 78 NEVADA (LAS VEGAS) 69 Fri. 19 UCLA L.A. USF 100 GEORGETOWN 76 Fri. 26 San Jose State USF USF 86 SEATTLE U. 62 Sat. 27 San Francisco State USF USF 92 ST. MARY'S 75 FEB. USF 65 SAN JOSE STATE 69 USF 102 SAN FRANCISCO STATE 79 Thurs. 1 University Nevada Las Vegas USF USF 97 PEPPERDINE 81 Sat. 3 University Nevada Reno USF USF 79 LOYOLA L.A. 66 Wed. 7 Santa Clara University USF USF 68 SANTA CLARA 73 (OT) Sat. 10 Santa Clara University San Jose USF 82 PEPPERDINE 75 Tues. 13 St. Mary's College Oakland Coliseum USF 66 LOYOLA L.A. 65 Sat. 17 Seattle University USF USF 106 ST. MARY'S 72 Fri. 23 University Nevada Las Vegas Las Vegas USF 74 SEATTLE U. 65 Sat. 24 University Nevada Reno Reno USF 113 NEVADA (RENO) 65 MARCH Don captain, Mike Quick USF 90 NEVADA (LAS VEGAS) 83 Thurs. 1 Loyola University L.A. L.A. drives for three point play USF 63 SANTA CLARA 56 Sat. 3 Pepperdine University L.A. in Dons' title winning vic­ USF 55 LONG BEACH STATE 75 NCAA tory over Santa Clara last USF 74 WEBER STATE 64 NCAA year. See records at right. 4 FOGHORN — NOVEMBER 29, 1972 The 1972-1973 USF

Brad Quanstrom John Boro Phil Smith Phil White Anthony Lewis 14 BRAD QUANSTROM 15 JOHN BORO 20 PHIL SMITH 21 PHIL WHITE 31 ANTHONY LEWIS G 6-1 165 So G 6-0 175 Jr G 6-4 185 Jr F 6-5 200 Sr F 6-4 185 Sr DALY CITY GREENBRAE SAN FRANCISCO FRESNO OAKLAND Up from the 13-8 Don John comes off of a fine Called the greatest guard A clutch reserve per- "Mr. Cool" Anthony frosh team of last year, Brad 1971-72 season. He is a val­ to ever play at USF, Phil former the past two seasons Lewis, was Coach Gaillard's makes his debut on the uable playmaker for the Smith established himself at USF, Phil White hopes to number 1 substitute last 1972-73 varsity at the guard Dons with ability to hustle last year as a truly outstand­ season. When called upon, position. Coming from Daly the ball down court. Pos­ ing performer. make his senior season his Anthony continually re­ best. His fine shooting abil­ City's Westmoor Hig.i sibly John's greatest asset In his first varsity sea­ sponded with tenacious re­ School, Brad was the second is his composure. He has son, Phil led the balanced ity and fine rebounding bounding. His appearance leading scorer behind Eric the ability to get the team Don scoring attack with a ability may merit Phil gives opposing players a Fernsten on the frosh untracked when it is down 15.0 point per game aver­ enough playing time to great misconception of his and calm it down in tense squad. age, hit on 54.8% of his achieve this goal. overall strength which is Brad's real talent on the situations. field goal attempts and considerable. court appears to be his great When he is not setting up grabbed over five rebounds Possibly his best shot is Anthony is a real crowd- ability to see the open man plays, John can prove to be a game. the jumper from the corner. pleaser when it comes time and hit him with the good a deadly shooter. Last sea­ One of the slickest per­ However with his tremen­ for him to shoot fouls. His pass. Needless to say, Brad son his greatest output formers on the collegiate dous strength, Phil is not unorthodox stance at the led his frosh team in assists. came in a phenominal first court, Phil complements his shy about driving to the line netted a 74.2% accu­ racy rating — mostly in These attributes coupled half against St. Mary's. Com­ offensive prowess with a hoop. with fine defensive talent ing off of the bench, John fantastic defensive ability. clutch situations. and excellent speed will canned 16 points, all in that Last year, Phil used great Although he saw little ac­ Coach Gaillard comment­ make Brad a vital asset to first stanza, going 6-6 from timing, tenacity and leaping tion last year, he has a com­ ed about Anthony, "Strong­ the Dons with respect to the field. ability to snuff shots of men bination of strength and est in the clutch, Anthony is a vital factor coming off adding depth to the guard Though but averaging 4.3 4 to 5 inches taller than he depth which are plusses for position. the bench. He seems to play points per game as the including Mike Stewart, the 1972-73 USF line-up. Greg Williams and John better whenever the pres­ While at Westmoor, Brad team's third guard last year, sure is the greatest. His de­ averaged 20 points per John's insertions in key sit­ Coughrin. As a prep, Phil led North State power Willow Glen fensive ability and knowl­ game, getting named to one uations proved invaluable to Named to the all-WCAC edge of the game make him prep All-America team as the Hilltoppers. second team last season, High School in San Jose to a strong front line reserve. well as garnering All- A history major, John Phil is a sure bet to garner tremendous undefeated sea­ He thrives on stopping the League and All-Northern will be counted on heavily further honors in 1972-73. sons in 1968 and 1969. His offensive power of the op­ California honors. this year particularly with Says Gaillard about Smith, career there was highlight­ ponent's main player. A business major, Quan­ respect to the fast break. "At 6-4, Phil is extremely ed by All-Central Coast, All- Lewis had his best game strom merited All-Northern quick and possesses a fine Northern California, All- last year against San Fran­ California honors last sea­ knowledge of what the State and All-American cisco State netting 20 points son. game is all about. His forte including a game-ending is his ability to move one- kudos. 34 ED CHOW half court swisher. on-one and penetrate any Phil is a sociology major An English major, An­ G 6-4 185 So defense." SAN FRANCISCO looking forward to a teach­ thony attended world fa­ One of eight children, ing career after graduation mous McClymonds High in Last year, Ed was one of Phil majors in sociology. in May. Oakland. the most highly touted i freshmen ever to come to i the Hilltop. However what i was supposed to be a stellar i freshman season never i came about as a result of Ed i being ruled ineligible for IT'S A BIG ONE i play- i Nevertheless in 1972-73 i 1/4 POUND CHEESEBURGER i pre-season workouts Chow i has demonstrated the fi­ USUALLY 39* i nesse in ballhandling and i passing which made him an i All-City, All-Northern Cali­ i fornia, All-State and prep 25* WITH THIS COUPON AD i A11 - American performer i while at San Francisco's i Washington High School. Probably Ed's most valu­ i able asset will prove to be a MMMUNCHY'S i deadly outside shot. i A history major, Ed hopes GEARY at COLLINS i to compensate for last year i Ed Chow with a lot of action this sea­ • son. NOVEMBER 29, 1972 — FOGHORN 5 Basketball Team

Eric Fernsten Kevin Restani Mike Quick Snake Jones John Saich 41 ERIC FERNSTEN 42 KEVIN RESTANI 43 MIKE QUICK 44 BYRON JONES 52 JOHN SAICH C 6-9 195 So F 6-9 225 Jr G 6.3 180 Sr F 6-8 220 Sr F 6-7 202 Jr OAKLAND SAN FRANCISCO OAKLAND HIGH POINT, N.C. CUPERTINO The Big E is counted on The Duke is back with The 1972-73 Don captain, The ferocious SNAKE is Hailed as one of the best to fill the shoes of the de­ more experience and the Mike Quick is counted upon back to sink his venom of fundamental players on the parted Johnny Burks in this same vibrant attitude which to be the team leader this rebounds and deadly shots Dons, John Saich led the year's front line. However, made him a tremendous as­ season. His fine offensive into opponents. Undoubted­ 1971-72 Dons in shooting the substitution will not be set to the team last year. and defensive ability make ly the most colorful of all percentages — 64.0% from direct, per se. Eric will be Although hampered by a this leadership something the Hilltoppers, Snake was the field and 77.8% from called upon by Bob Gaillard serious ankle injury midway quite viable. the acknowledged catalyst the line. to play the pivot against the through last season, Kevin Mike is the greatest pro­ for last year's great Don rec­ John also possesses tre­ host of center talent within nevertheless came on to ord. the Dons' opposition. ponent of Don success this mendous leaping ability average 14.8 points and season. As it was noted in a His snake-like moves on which, coupled with his ten­ Though in only his fourth 10.0 rebounds per game as previous issue of this news­ the court and under the bas­ acity, make him a tough year of competitive basket­ ?. sophomore. paper, Mike doen't want to ket earned for him All-Con­ board man. His greatest at­ ball, Eric possesses all the When Kevin is hot, he is fool around with any pessi­ ference and All-Northern tribute, however, appears to potential to more than ade­ virtually unstoppable. He mistic ide'-s. He firmly be­ California honors last year be his intelligence and cool­ quately do his job. led the team with most 20 lieves that USF can garner in his first major college ness in pressure situations. Tenacity should be Eric's plus point games including a perfect record this season basketball season after Last season, John played middle name as he makes two 28 point outputs against —even against some of the transferring from S e 1 m a his best game coming off his money in the tough Santa Clara and Loyola. stiffest competition in the J.C. the bench against Nevada- fights under the boards. As school's history. Reno. Playing mostly in the Many experts agree that second half, Big John a frosh he established the Kevin possesses one of the Mike not only talks a His great rebounding trademark of being a great good game, but he also prowess (14.0 rpg) placed stormed the court for 21 finest shooting touches of big points to lead the team. shot blocker — and _he any big man who has ever plays one. Although getting him twentieth on the nation­ snuffed some of the best tal­ played the game. off to a slow start last year, al list. Coupled with his re­ Coming to the Hilltop ent in the Bay Area more he was the top player in the bounding ability, Snake from Homestead High than once. Says Gaillard about Res­ stretch drive and in the meshed the nets for a 14.0 School, John was an All- tani, "Coming off a fine Western Regionals. point per game average gar­ League, All-County and All- In addition to his defen­ sophomore year, Kevin will sive prowess, Eric is also a Against Santa Clara in nering the team's single Central Coast performer. good inside shot. He led last be utilized as a forward in game season high of 34 A sociology major, John hopes of developing con­ the season's finale, Mike against Pepperdine. year's frosh unit in both sistent performances from converted three consecutive adds power and accuracy to scoring and rebounding. th--ee-point plays to give the USF squad. long range. Kevin is also an Snake's favorite part of A business major, Eric excellent passer who com­ USF the win and the WCAC crown. the game, however, is de­ w_as chosen for the All- plements the team in any fense and he proved it last r-forthern California Sports- capacity asked of him." Mike then went on to year as any opponent can writer's Frosh team in 1971- Named co-Sophomore of score 19 and 24 points in attest to the fact. 55 MIKE MURPHY 72. the Year in the WCAC last the Western Regionals mer­ A sociology major, Snake F 6-5 200 Jr season, Restani appears to iting all-tournament honors. figures to be in the running SAN FRANCISCO be headed for more kudos A business major, Mike for both All-America honors Mike comes into this sea­ this year. may well be in the running and a possible fat pro con­ son after a year's layoff. A A business major, Kevin for post-season honors. tract. real comer his freshman and comes to the Hilltop via sophomore years, Mike is an Riordan High School. outstanding swingman pros­ pect. He saw a great deal of ac­ tion two years ago as a for­ ward, ranking high among the team leaders in scoring. Managers His greatest game of that Senior George Greco and season was a 22-point per­ Junior Mark Murray will formance against the Tro­ handle the managing chores jans of USC in the near Don for the Dons this season. upset. His main prowess is found Both men possess the nec­ in long range shots, particu­ essary capabilities to fulfill larly from the corner. the demanding require­ " ments of the job. A business major, Mike George Greco graduated from Sacred Greco is in his third year ' J / Heart High School in the as a manager while Murray City. Playing under coach has served as a reporter for Jerry Phillips, on the team Press Book the San Francisco Sporting 1^- with the best shooting per­ News. centage in the school's his­ These men are charged tory, Murphy received All- Available- with aiding Gaillard and League, All-City and All- equipment manager Bob Gi­ ?! Tournament of Champions ron in maintaining the team Mark Murray Mike Murphy honors his junior and senior SID office equipment. years. 6 FOGHORN — NOVEMBER 29, 1972 The Non-Conference Opponents... By BILL FUSCO Restani this time as last the end of the season. Texas host the University of Penn­ to the game, Wooden can year they netted 27 and 22 Tech enters the Jayhawk sylvania who only have two always call on 7'0 Ralph It all starts this Friday in points respectively. with a 14-12 record from returning starters in their Drollinger, a freshman from Memorial Gymnasium. The last season and a second quest for a fifth straight San Diego. In high school, Don's first opponent of the On to the Cable Car Clas­ sic, where the Dons will place finish in the South­ Ivy League title. No one he was considered the only 1972-73 season is the Stan­ west Conference. The Red should feel sorry for the center that could give Wal­ ford Cardinals. The Cards meet La Salle on the first ton any trouble. So now he's night. The Explorers had Raiders' front line will be Quakers though as they will are a little different from headed by 6'8 center Ralph be loaded again this year. at the same school. Oh well, last season with the addition their worst record last sea­ it should be an interesting son (6-19) but six sophs off Palomar and 6'10V^ Ron of the first 7-footer in Stan­ Richardson, both returning game, as the Dons don't plan ford's history. His name is a 20-3 frosh team could to stall or pull anything make some rapid improve­ starters. Tech has Rich Lit­ Rich Kelley from Woodside tle in the backcourt along sneaky on the champs. In High in the Bay Area. It ments and a winning season their last meeting at the for La Salle may happen this with Don Moore. Top subs will be a tough assignment will be 6'9 Randy Princ?. Far West Regionals in 1965 year. Coach Paul Westhead at Provo, Utah, the Bruins has senior captain Jim and big Bill Johnson. Kan­ sas will present a group of beat the Dons 101-93, on Crawford back at forward their way to UCLA's second and junior guard Jim Hag- sophs this season whicn is supposed to be the best NCAA title. They now have garty. From the frosh are eight and would really like center Kevin McBain (6'8). group of second-year men in to have number nine. I forward Billy Taylor and the school's rich basketball think. guard Bob Jones. La Salle history. Gone from last year has never beaten the Dons is Bud Stallworth who was Whatever happens in Los in four tries, as the two the Big-8's MVP and is now Angeles the week before match their traditions as doing time with the Seattle shouldn't make too much great teams. Sonics of the NBA. No less difference on the San Jose than five sophs figure to State-USF at home on Jan­ The Duke Blue Devils challenge for starting slots, uary 26. The Spartans come to the CCC after an with only junior guard Tom should be better after last average year in the rugged Kovisto being guaranteed a Army's year's rebuilding phase. Atlantic Coast Conference. spot. Up on the front line Coach Ivan Guevara will Coach Bucky Waters will coach Ted Owens will go have 67 forward Dave have another tough club this with sophs Rick Suttle (6'10, Bob Sherwin Dockery back along with season as the Blue Devils 190) Danny Knight (6'10), guards Mike Webb and will be led by 6'3 senior For starters, there is 6'8 for- Johnnie Skinner. The front­ Duke's Gary Melchionni (brother ward Phil Hankinson and line will also have 67 Dave Bill is a guard for the New Craig Littlepage billed as Orndorff and 6'6 soph Russ York Nets of the ABA). "the toughest small center Palmer. Last year the Dons Alan Shaw Sharp-shooting soph Kevin in the nation" at 6'6. At the lost to the Spartans at San Billerman will be Melchion- other forward position is Jose and are looking for­ ni's running mate. Up front, 6'8 soph Ron Haigler. for the lanky soph this year ward to hosting their for­ the Devils have 6'10 senior Perm's weak point is at the mer WCAC opponents at to start in the rough and Alan Shaw at center, and guard slot. Junior Whitey tumble Pac-8. Coach Howie home. 6'8 junior Chris Redding at Varga is expected to start The next night, the Hill- Dallmar has a troop of re­ the forward slot. The other with Steve Batory in the turning veteran forwards in toppers host cross-town forward will be 6'8 Bob backcourt. With the loss of neighbor San Francisco the likes of Mike Mann Fleischer who shot 51% Bobby Morse and Corky (6*9), Steve Shupe (6'5), Dave State. Funny thing about from the field, averaged Calhoun now in the pros, this series is that the Grum­ Frost (6'5), and Bob Buell 15.0 PPG and grabbed 17 coach Chuck Daly's Quakers (6'5) all of whom had a bling Gators haven't won a boards a game. Duke match­ won't be as tough but will game in 18 tries and will try chance to start last year on es its first-round opponent surely surprise some of more than one occasion. for number one for the Santa Clara in size and their Ivy League opponents nineteenth time. The Gators Fighting for the guard should give the bucking this year. feature returnees Vance De- slots this year will be re­ Bronc's a run for the We pause here a moment Vost and Billy Metcalf. The turnees Pat Rusco (6'4) and money. Kansas Guard to analyze USF's next oppo­ John Stratton (6'2) along On the following week, nent. The San Francisco with sophs Mark Gilberg, end, the Hilltoppers head Dons will meet the UCLA Mike Simons, and Ben Blu- for Kansas and the Jayhawk Tom Kovisto Bruins on Friday January itt. The frosh team also Classic, where they will face 19th at 8 p.m. at Pauley sends 67 Scott Trobe, Mel Army in the opening game. Pavillion before a sold-out Arterberry, and Archie Leading the Cadets this year and Tommy Smith. Joining crowd of 12,800 and many Dean to the varsity. The will be Bob Sherwin, a Kovisto in the backcourt is more on regional TV that Cards' top frosh include guard with exceptional 6'1 soph Marshall Rogers spans the western United Tim Patterson (6'11), broth­ shooting ability, finishing who led the frosh in scoring States. Far and away the er of ex-UCLA star center with a 24.3 average. Last Dons' toughest opponent of Steve Patterson; 6'9 Ed year the Kansas crew lost the year and the past six Schweitzer and 6'4 Rick to USC in the Jayhawk but years, the Bruins will carry Wohlstador. Stanford has should be ready to regain a 57-game winning streak been picked as high as sec­ their title in their tourna­ into the USF game with ond in the Pac-8 race this ment. eyes on San Francisco's cov­ year and should provide the Another road trip swing eted 60-game magic mark. conference with a few up­ will take the Dons to Utah sets. It will definitely de­ The Dons will have to de­ for games with Utah State fend the 16-year-old NCAA pend on the reliability of and Utah. A good nucleus sophs Kelley and Gilberg record against the number of last season's team returns one Bruins. The UCLAns UCLAAH-Amer. along with the team leader­ for coach Bill Foster at ship of Dave Frost. are led by Bill Walton, the Utah. Leading scorer Eddie best player in college bas­ Bill Walton On Saturday night, the Trail will be back as will ketball today. At the for­ University of Arizona comes forward Scott Jones. In the wards the Bruins, as usual, to San Francisco to face the backcourt is hot-shot Bernie boast talent and depth. 6'6 Dons smashed the Gators Dons under new head coach Tomlin who averaged 30.1 Keith Wilkes and 6'5 Larry last year 102-77 behind the Fred Snowden. Last year PPG last year for the Utah Farmer are the returning shooting of Anthony Lewis, the Wildcats were 6-20 over­ yearlings. Foster just might starters and should be guar­ who netted 20 points, a ca­ all and 4-10 in the Western (MBf I put highly touted freshman anteed of that same status reer high for the 6'4 for­ Athletic Conference. This Luther "Tickey" Burden in this season. The guard spots ward. year, Snowden will have to LaSalle's the guard slot with Tomlin. are literally up for grabs as So there you have it. A rely on sophs, and the rem­ Traveling to Logan, Utah, coach John Wooden has re­ look at all the Dons' non- nants of last year's "fair" Jim Crawford the Dons will run into a big turnees Greg Lee, Tommy league opponents. Last year varsity squad. Top return­ Utah State team. At center Curtis, and Larry Holly- San Francisco was 7-6 ees are 6*3 guard Bill Nor- is Bay Area product Lafay­ field. Anxious guards up against non-WCAC teams. fifth nationally in free ette Love at 6'10. With Love ris, 6'6 forward Lynard Har­ throw shooting (88%). The from the frosh are Andre They hope to improve this ris and 6'5 forward Tom up front will be 611 JC McCarter (brother Willie particular statistic because Cadets will have to be a transfer Steve Williamson Lawson. quick team as the biggest was an All-American at next year's non-conference and 6'7 Bob Lauriski with Drake when Drake almost opponents include Long A promising group of man on the team is pivot- 6'8 Jim Boatwright also man Ned Bumgarner (6'7, beat UCLA) and Pete Trgo- Beach State, Oral Roberts sophs are headed by 6'4 fighting for a starting posi­ vich. On the bench for the U., Pacific, Seton Hall and swingman Randy Echols 230). He will be joined on tion. Backcourt rebuilding the front line by Chris Pe­ Bruins, and they would be Long Island University in and 6'2 guard Jeff Paul. will take place in 511 Ken "-•artels ^nvwhere else are Madison Square Garden, The Dons escaped the Wild­ terson and Doug Crewse. Thompson and 6'5 Jeff Army's record last year was 611 Swen Nater, Vince Providence, UCLA in the cats last vear in Tucson 70- Suds. Carson, Bob Webb and Bruin Classic, and Maryland 62 but Fred Snowden will 11-13 as Coach Dan Dough­ erty's Cadets lost five games Coming back home after Dave Meyers. In case Wal­ and St. Joseph's in the Ca­ be better prepared to han­ ton and Nater can't make it ble Car Classic. dle Phil Smith and Kevin by less than three points at Christmas, the Dons will NOVEMBER 29, 1972 — FOGHORN 7 USF faces tough bid to retain fVCAC title By PETE SIMONCINI to the road—to Nevada and formerly of Miami (Florida) ppg for the Lion cubs last Jim Padgett, formerly men­ Los Angeles — for games University and Oakland year stands to be Shaw's tor at Berkeley, can really Sports Editor with powerful Las Vegas Oaks fame, again will have running mate in the front go nowhere but up consid­ An exciting, hard fought and Loyola among others. his problems with the Gaels. line. ering the 3-23 and 2-24 rec­ ords of the past two years. WCAC basketball campaign USF will initiate its con­ His good big men off of the Under the same NCAA is envisaged for USF this ference campaign in the hos­ past two years, Herman and rule which may enable Rich- However, even with a season. It may be difficult tile surroundings of Seat­ Roy Brown, are gone. Other coach of Padgett's stature, for the Green and Gold to tle's Civic Auditorium. key losses could tend to re­ it will indeed be difficult for repeat last season's cham­ Tapped to finish but sixth create last year's 9-17 night­ UNR to escape from the pionship. However, the in the WCAC by the experts mare for Hale. WCAC basement position. Dons are on the threshold as a result of some key loss­ However, if his veterans There is really no one of their basketball renais­ es, the Chieftains neverthe­ and some good sophomores ballplayer of tremendous po­ sance as a result of last less present a formidable could come around, Rick tential except, perhaps, 6-9 year's record making and challenge to the USFers, es­ Barry's father-in-law could junior John Davis who put this season's bright outlook. pecially on their home court. have the makings of a real on an excellent show for Obviously, that far from spoiler in his hands. USF fans last season. As a result of this stellar home the atmosphere will be Around ' Davis are Charles appearance, each and every Returning are the 1971- Bush (14.7 ppg) Napoleon completely antagonistic for 72 leading scorer Earl team in the WCAC will be the Dons. Thus USF will Bradford and Bob Robert­ out to avenge the Dons who Brown (14 ppg) and 6-5 son. simply have to outplay this Vince Lombard who will rampaged through their opponent. The Wolfpack definitely gyms last season, compiling move from forward to needs help to even achieve The Chieftains are under guard. a respectable WCAC record. a new coach, Bill O'Connor, Sophomores coming up It does not appear to be at this season after Bucky off a most successful fresh- hand. Padgett is a good Buckwalter accepted a posi­ coach but used to a lot of tion as assistant coach for available funds to play with. Seattle's professional team, Las Vegas' He has little available to him the Supersonics. in this department at Reno. O'Connor will build his Bob Florence Don't expect much out of team around the exciting the Wolfpack but do look center Greg Williams, one ard Johnson and Howard for some more respectable of 1972's good big men in Smith to play varsity ball, scores against WCAC oppo­ the WCAC. Williams was a Loyola's yearling sensation, nents. Luther Philyaw, the CIF's devastating force against The Rebels of the Univer­ many opponents last year AA Player of the Year rep­ resenting Daniel Murphy sity of Nevada at Las Vegas averaging 19.7 points per present a picture in direct game complemented by a High School last year, could contrast to their cross-state 12.3 rebound per game av­ be a tremendous threat if he enters the varsity ranks. rivals. erage. Picked to finish a very Graduation left three po­ Loyola will definitely be close second to the Dons, sitions wide open including a team to be reckoned with Las Vegas will be tough, Seattle's both the forwards. Steve this season and they will particularly at home. The Bravard, Mike Collins and epitomize the vengeful atti­ reason why lies in a bal­ Greg Williams guard Gary Ladd have each tude of WCAC teams to­ anced attack highlighted by departed leaving O'Connor Loyola's wards the Dons alluded to a tremendously powerful with somewhat of a void to above in this article. front line. perfect records against HU. Steve Smith Gary Colson leads his Pep­ Sophomore Jim (Bad Boy) them all with the exception perdine Waves into Memor­ Baker (6-9) is tabbed as be­ Rod Derline, a 6-3 guard, ial Gym after his cross-town of Santa Clara who used the was the fifth starter last sea­ ing possibly "the most excit­ San Jose Civic Crackerbox man squad include 6-5 Mark rivals, Loyola, have depart­ ing player in years in the son who sported a 12.4 ppg ed. Colson is sure to find to the utmost advantage in average. He along with 6-4 Viera, 6-8 Mike Rozenski, WCAC" by Street and the Dons' only conference both of whom averaged 21 himself in a much better sit­ Smith's Basketball Maga­ Ron Howard and 6-4 Lenzy uation than he did last year defeat. In short, it is a Stuart will comprise a rela­ ppg last year, 6-10 Bill zine. He can shoot, jump, mighty difficult task con­ Range, 6-8 Craig Casault and when his team accumulated dribble, rebound and pass. tively strong backcourt. Two a dismal record. fronting Bob Gaillard and excellent newcomers round 6-8 Gregg Thode. Range will Possibly his greatest attri­ his charges to repeat or im­ likely contest 6-9 junior The main thing which the bute is that he is a team prove upon last season's Lome McKelvie for center Pepperdine fans will have player. Two excellent soph­ phenominal 13-1 conference l> spot. to smile about is last year's omores join him in the front record. In the final analysis, the fifth leading scorer on the line—6-10 Don Weimer and best word to describe St. national level — William 6-11 Jim Cunningham. Not only is this emotional "Bird" Averitt. If the Bird These men will probably aura quite apparent, but Mary's is TALL. Inexperi­ ence may be the key, how­ plays anything near his force last years' WCAC co- also there is the fact that in 1971-72 28.9 ppg potential, sophomore of the year, 6-5 some way each team in the ever. The Gaels could re­ Bob Florence, to play guard place USF as the mystery he will definitely be in the conference has improved, running for all-American ku­ particularly with respect to I i fWPEBBll] team in the WCAC and in dos. He is a devastating the Hilltoppers. Last season, spite of past performances force on any team he plays. USF was a mystery team to 1 llO£l bear close surveillance. its conference opponents. The Loyola Lions, noted The Waves' problem lies Who had ever heard of, for giving USF exceptional­ in who will complement Av­ much less seen, Snake V ly hard battles, follow the eritt. Back is another super Jones, Kevin Restani and Gaels into Memorial Gym. guard Reggie Harris. Al­ Phil Smith? Gaillard used The Lions could have been though the backcourt ap­ this element of surprise to the crusher for the Dons in pears solid, the front line is the fullest hilt and stormed last seasons' Los Angeles' another story. The tallest through the first half of the 11 - battle with the Dons pulling man on the team is but 6-7 conference race virtually Pepperdine's out a 66-65 victory in a real and that is not the picture unscathed, except of course, heart-stopper. front line. Veteran Jeff Hen­ for the Santa Clara fiasco. Dick Baker lost only two drix appears to have one Bord Averitt starters—one an all-confer­ corner spot nailed down. Be rest assured that noth­ The pivot and the other for­ ing USF pulls this year ence performer, guard Du­ out the 1972-73 Chieftains: ane Williamson. However, ward position are both ques­ short of a complete meta- tion marks though. morphasis in Gaillard's 6-6 Bob Gross and 6-3 Jesse back is all-conference pivot McGaffie. Gross was the hot­ Steve Smith ready to again 6-3 forward George Wil­ coaching techniques (not too son and 6-7 Allan Jones are likely of a happening) will shot of the frosh last year explode upon his opponents with a 20.2 ppg average. with his 21.1 ppg potential. candidates to fill these posi­ Santa Clara's surprise any of the WCAC's tions along with senior Bob coaches. The mystery is Height and experience Smith is rated as one of the truly fine athletes in South­ Holm (6-7). Jones averaged Mike Stewart gone. It will be the sheer are the key points lacking 23.8 ppg for the junior power and finesse of the for Seattle who seem to pos­ ern California. Complementing Smith is Waves last season and could Green and Gold which will sibly be yet a few years be a key player. —a problem which coach bring home the gold this away from prominence in 6-5 forward Don Shaw an­ John Bayer wishes he could season. the WCAC. However, at other key forward in 1971- The Waves do not appear have all the time. to be that much of a chal­ As usual, the Dons' fans home they are always tough 72. The other guard spot will and they will definitely be The guard spots appear to lenge in spite of Averitt. be capably filled either by were neglected in the sched­ The Bird is truly great; but uling of games this year as a formidable first confer­ be virtually up for grabs be­ sophomore Eddie Taylor the majority of home con­ ence game challenge for the tween vet Scott Kay and one man cannot comprise a (22.3 ppg as a frosh), Harry- ference frays are during in­ Dons. and Louis Gray who broke basketball team. Besides, if Shaw or Ralph Piercy. tersession. With respect to After scuffling with Seat­ the school's frosh scoring you will forgive the analo­ The Rebels are always the team itself, the real tle, the Hilltoppers return record last season with a gy, Snakes do eat Birds for tough at home but experi­ challenge appears to come home to face cross-bay rival 26.6 average. breakfast. ence problems on the road. during the last two weeks St. Mary's College. Brad Dean, a 6-6 sopho­ The University of Nevada The youth and inexperience of the season when it takes Head coach Bruce Hale, more who averaged 25.3 at Reno, under new coach —Continued on Page 8 8 FOGHORN — NOVEMBER 29, 1972 FOGHORN FEARLESS FORECASTERS

B. Giron R. Van Tuyle P. Quinn B. Fusco M. Murray J. Pagano M. L. Leander T. Aleitjndri P. Stumpo Auburn-Alabama Alabama Alabama Alabama Alabama Alabama Auburn Alabama Alabama Alabama Georgia Tech-Georgia Georgia Georgia Georgia Tech Georgia Tech Georgia Tech Georgia Georgia Tech Georgia Tech Georgia Tech Army-Navy Army Army Army Army Navy Navy Army Navy Army Iowa St.-San Diego St. Iowa St. Iowa St. Iowa St. Iowa St. Iowa St. San Diego St. San Diego St. Iowa St. San Diego St. Holy Cross-Boston Coll. Boston Coll. Holy Cross Holy Cross Boston Coll. Holy Cross Holy Cross Boston Coll. Holy Cross Holy Cross Rice-Baylor Rice Baylor Baylor Rice Rice Baylor Baylor Baylor Rice Rams-49'ers 49'ers Rams 49'ers Rams 49'ers Rams 49'ers 49'ers 49'ers Browns-Steelers Steelers Steelers Steelers Browns Steelers Browns Browns Steelers Browns Lions-Packers Packers Packers Packers Lions Packers Lions Packers Packers Packers Giants-Bengals Giants Bengals Bengals Giants Giants Bengals Bengals Bengals Giants Raiders-Chargers Raiders Chargers Raiders Raiders Raiders Raiders Raiders Chargers Chargers Bills-Colts Colts Colts Colts Colts Colts Bills Colts Colts Bills Stanford-USF Stanford Stanford USF USF USF USF USF USF USF WCAC opponents Continued from Page 7— ship-caliber team. Alan of the unit may pose a slight Hale, one of the real gentle­ problem in this respect but men of the game, Wilbert it should be small. Miles, Jerry Piro, Doug Coward and Jim Romey will Defintely the Rebels will battle it out for the fifth bear very close watching starting berth. and could be in the thick of the WCAC race come Once again Santa Clara March. will be deeply in the run­ ning at the season's climax. The final game of the sea­ They are a good team with son's first half will come a realm of class which has against arch rival, the Bron­ been lacking in the past cos of Santa Clara. Always seasons. Definitely they are a rugged team under the a team far superior to last basket with about as much year's and that fact alone finesse as a herd of ele­ means trouble. phants, Santa Clara will knock a team around a lot. Santa Clara's power cou­ Pictured above are the 1972-73 USF Yellleaders and Songgirls. Front (1 to r ): Michelle Often this tactic works. pled with the great rivalry Duchesne and Suzanne Lymp; Middle: Diane DeMasi, Leona Aina, Rosie Guillen and enjoyed between them and Gayle Young; Top: Jack Zenner, "Boob" Tamblin, Head man Bob Napoles, Gil Cheso Last year, however, coach the Dons will make the USF- and Paul Quinn. Carol Williams found his Santa Clara series the clas­ charges knocked around sic one it has been over the AND out-finessed by the years. Quinn's Dons in the seasons' finale. Well, there they are. Do Really, last year Williams the Dons have a good chance •^^V JMI" $'/'M was the master coach. He to repeat? Undoubtedly! Quickies took a group of muggers and Each team will be a good PAYS HOMAGE TO molded them into a basket­ challenge but in some way, DON MEMORABILIA ball team—though they re­ each is inferior to the local 1) Name the 1965 start­ sembled a rugby squad at team. ing USF Don's basketball T*-^JR ^^MSSa? times. He is a wizard at the Definitely the WCAC is a lineup that posted a 23-4 halftime talk and knows stronger conference than it season mark and a berth in how to motivate his team. has been in the past. The the NCAA regionals. Once again Santa Clara teams are more even. The 2) Who was the tallest will form its team around one who comes out on top freshmen on the 1963-64 • iiilSi 6-10 Mike Stewart, a native will certainly have to earn USF frosh basketball team? of San Francisco. Stewart is its crown. Hopefully, the 3) What former great was one of the best pivotmen in Dons will retain their crown the 1964-65 assistant frosh collegiate basketball. Last and once again advance into coach under Phil Vukice­ season, Big Mike was the the Western Regionals. vich? WCAC's Most Valuable 4) In the 1962-63 basket­ Player with a 21.1 ppg av­ ball season USF beat Santa erage. Don history Clara 62-61 in the WCAC The real mugger look is Ten years ago Friday championship game. Who radiated by the forwards night, the last bona fide did USF's Ollie Johnson op­ pose at center for the Bron­ m^sfmkm Fred Lavaroni and Steve USF All-American basket­ Howard Smith Richard Johnson McFall. Bruce Winkler is ball player, Ollie Johnson, cos? another forward who relies made his debut wearing the 5) Who were the 1963-64 on a good, though inconsis­ Green and Gold. assistant basketball coaches tent, outside shot from the What was forecast as a under Pete Peletta? corner. bleak season, due primarily 6) Who was the leading USF J.V.'s bring a Two sophomores just may to the graduation of super Don scorer in the 1967-68 give Santa Clara the needed guard Bob Gaillard, was basketball season? finesse to be a great team. turned into instant success 7) In 1949 USF went to new look to court 6-8 Remel Diggs was very by Johnson led teams. and won the NIT. Among impressive against oppo­ The native of Washington, the key players was a 6-6 For the first time since a point of breaking Curtis nents, particularly the Don DC, went on to enjoy a phe­ forward with the initials J. the early 1960's, a USF jun­ Rowe's LA prep scoring rec­ frosh, last year. The other nomenal career on the Hill­ M. Who was he? ior varsity squad will play ord. Smith led Jefferson in sophomore, Jerry Bellotti, is top. In three seasons, John­ 8. Who ended USF's 60 the preliminary to varsity rebounding while only play­ a solid choice for one start­ son scored 1668 points — game streak in the fifties? games as opposed to the to­ ing half of every game. ing guard after an 18.1 ppg still the Don record, leading What was the score? tally freshmen teams of re­ Complementing these two frosh campaign. the Dons of Pete Peletta to "8S-69 cent seasons. men will be juniors Roger The bench for the Bron­ two conference titles. 'SIOUIHI (8 !38UJBM0W *>Of (i Essentially what this fact Lalaane, Chris Lorenc and cos will produce the other Johnson capped his career bp*KI siuuaa (9 -jpoimiO entails is that in addition to Glenn "Big Game" Hunter starting guard along with by being named a first team -3W Ilia 'ipuaoiJinA nqa freshman talent, the JV's, —the captain of USF's in­ the vital reserve strength All-American his senior (S iuosjpuf Aojaq (fr ']\\a\ under Dan Belluomini, tan tramural championship necessary to any champion­ year. -ojg uiif (g lAiioquayoj utilize personnel from the team the past two years. 3 "M (Z •seuioqj, H 'euiui sophomore and junior class­ The other freshmen on -no H 'Jaipnjtf a 'sina f es. the squad are John Curran 'uosuqof "0 (I -HaMSNIV Although there are upper- of Riordan High, Larry Deal THE SAN FRANCISCO SPORTING NEWS Quinn & Pagano classmen on the roster, two of St. Joseph's (Alameda), freshmen stand to be the Dave Gray from Waxaha- Editor: Pete Simoncini On sale now real stars of the JV team. chie, Texas, Marco Gualco Associate Editors: Bill Fusco and Phil Stumpo These men are Howard of St. Ignatius High, Jim in the Athletic Smith and Richard Johnson. Thorn of Bellarmine Col­ Staff: Department Both coming to USF via Jef­ lege Prep and Pete Zbicki ferson High School in Los of Sacred Heart. Paul Quinn John Pagano Mark Murray The 1972-73 USF Chris Nichols Bob Mayer Bruce Rountree Angeles, Smith and John­ This year's JV's sport a Ted Quock Larry Cannon Wayne Wooley BASKETBALL son have been billed by great deal more height than PRESS Coach Bob Gaillard as USF's last year's squad coupled Photography: greatest cache of frosh tal­ with a vast realm of tal­ Rich Chau AND MEDIA GUIDE ent in many years. ent. Miller Photography, Stockton Johnson was named LA The JV's open the season $1.00 City Player of the Year as tomorrow against Laney he came within one-tenth of College in Oakland.