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t the bay Ly in Skin 'Golden Boy' Opens Run men d Al itrib- nake ts part - igh the was Rich 1850 snge Pay 'Farm' Will By SS Damages NANCY LOUGHLIN No. The exciting setting of the iter's prizefighting arena will transport Guilty Parties tonight's "Golden Boy" audience Spartan Dail to the intrigues and loves of Joe, Moody, and Lorna, played by Richard Risso, Bill Furnell, and Still Unidentified 411110).35 ' SAN JOSE STATE COLLEGE Betsy Smith, respectively, in Clif- An offer to pay all expenses for damages inflicted on the Stan- ford Odets' popular drama of tia- Vol. XXXIX San Jose, Calif., Thursday, Dec. 7, 1950 No, 49 gedy. The curtain will rise at 8:15 ford campus by unknown culprits was extended yesterday by ASB o'clock tonight and tomorrow, president Dave Down. Saturday, Monday, and Tuesday "I do not fee4-that San Jose State students were the guilty par- nights. One month in preparatico, ties," exclaimed Down yesterday. "To assure smooth relations, we will "Golden Boy" will incorporate the pay for the damage, however." talents of some 20 student actors. Director of Athletics at Stan- Mr. John R. Kerr, veteran direct& ford Al Masters also went along LP ROUNDUP of Little Theattr productions, will with Down in laying the blame on direct this offering. Harold Will- high school students. Stanford's ard will be ,stage manager. ' 1 Dean of Students H. D. Winbi- Robert Taft, Stagecraft innovations, differ- ler. however, in a telephone call ent from any seen previously on to Dean Joe West, expressed th-e Republicans the Little Theater stage, will be opinion that it was Spartan root- a feature of the production. Mr. ers who painted the Hoover War J. Wendell Johnson's stage crew Memorial. Blast Acheson will change scenery before the Later developments pointed to WASHINGTON, Dec. 6 -Rob- eyes of the audience. Wearing people living in the Palo Alto ert A. Taft, chairman, said today black ballet -type costumes, the area, according to Director of the Senate Republican Policy com- crew's actions will be performci Athletics Glenn S. Hartranft. This mittee is considering whether to in darkness. According to Mr. was the fourth raid in the last recommend a demand that Secre- Johnson, it should create a weiA Iwo months on the Stanford farm. tary of State Dean Acheson be effect. All raids used the same type of fired. In order to simplify the var- :.eflow paint, according to Sam Taft told a reporter that the ied scene changes, movable wa- MacDonald, superintendent of matter had been discussed at a gon stages il be used. These buildings and grounds. policy session yesterday. Ile stages are backed with a brick- Th paint was so heavy and called another meeting for to- all type eo ering to be used consistent that It is almost im- morrow to talk it over again for background. The reverse possible to remove from the . and to consider the general to- side of them provides box -like sandstone construction of the pic of U.S. foreign policy. settings to be used for interiors.
War Memorial. -It may take It was the first indication of Richard Risso heads the cast as
blasting to remove the traces," concentrated GOP action seeking Joe, Bill Furnell is Moody. an] commented !MacDonald. to force the embattled secretary's Betsy Smith is Lorna. Betsy Smith as Lorna, and Richard Risso as Joe. the youthful Down is planning to meet with resignation. Others in the cast are as fel- prizefighter of "Golden Boy", express their ustrated emotions In Stanford's student body president lows: Warren Womseth, Tokio; ARMY HALTS thia scene from flaffprd (Meta' tragedy of th ra Pr4711111141111 Stanley and council this week to arrange roxYo, Dec. 6 The U.S. 8th world which starts tonight at 8:15 o'clock in he Little eater. ShwImmer, Mr. Carp: Do- for closer cooperation between the Army halted its headlong flight photo by Zimmerman lores Ceraso, Anna; Harry Sanii, two schools. just north ef the 38th Parallel to- Siggie; Thomas Patterson, Frana; day and began striking back at Edwin Klein, Mr. Bonaparte; Joe Chinese Communists who have Juliano, Rosy; William Kenney, eased at least temporarily their Student Court Penalizes Fuseli; William Coleman, Pepper Students and 10-day offensive. White; Peter Hartman, Mickey; Twenty thousand Marine and Harold Willard, call boy; Jack Faculty Give army troops trapped in two pock- Delinquent SJS Clubs Byers, Sam; Bert Graf, Lewis; ets south of the Chosin Reservoir Robert Collins, Drake; Bryan reported that the fury of attacks A series of penalties ranging from a $1 fine to the revoking of Rose. Barker; and James Jensen', Driscoll. 210 Pints Blood by 65,000 Chinese Communists all ASB privileges was levied against delinquent campus organizations there had slackened to small arms Spartan students and faculty at a fire. meeting of the Student Court yesterday afternoon. members 210 strong waded Meanwhile, some indications Appearing before the Student Court were 13 groups through, the rains yesterday to who had Student Group Communist willing- the Student Union to donate their of Chinese failed to turn in their list of ASB members by Nov. 22. The verdicts ness to discuss Korean truce blood in the "Blood for Korea" were rendered as follows, accord- terms were reported today as drive. Ong to Bob King, Chief Justice: OK's Charging British Prime Minister Clement Over a hundred other students Attlee pledged Britain to stand . Not guilty: Tau Gamma, Foren- and faculty members had already Announcement by the United States in duty sics, Kappa Alpha Theta. Of donated at the 440 No. First street Admissions and friendship. Guilty: Psi Chi center. Deadline Friday (inactixe until An admission of 25 cents will be A flurry of peace feelers to Pei- list rejected is turned in); Engineers So- charged student body card hold- Several others were ping caused one foreign diplomatic yesterday because they did not ciety ($1 fine); Mu Phi Epsilon ers for the SJS-Washington State official to report that the Chin- December graduates have on- ($1 boxing match, Jan. 18, according bring release slips from their par- wil- ly until tomorrow to order gra- fine, must resubmit list by cse Reds have indicated some to Student Council action Tuesday ents. Appointments were made for duation announcements, Ed Jan. 91; Pi Omega Pi (must re- lingness to halt their troops at afternoon. future blood donations. The entire Gasper, senior class president, the 38th Parallel. ' submit list); Phi Mu Alpha 1$1 The council explained that the amount will be credited to the warns. Orders may be placed at college drive. fine, must resubmit list); Sigma charge was necessary to obtain Proescher, head of the Blood Cen- Victor La Mar's Printers at 82 Delta Pi ($1 fine); LaTorre and competition with the Washington "It was a splendid turnout." ter. "The whole proceeding went Second street. S. Lycurgus (sentence suspended State team. complimented Mr. Frederick without a hitch." To keep the team pending invest igat ion). from "going in the red" on the All ASB privileges were revoked guarantee of $1000, the Physical for 13 other groups who did not Education department requested bother to appear in defense against the additional charge. the charges. They were considered It was suggested by council 13 guilty said King. These clubs are: members that the additional Inn Academic Scholars, Der Deutsche charge should be placed on gen- Verein, Epsilon Mi Pi, Epsilon Nu eral admission tickets, but the, Gamma, Forestry Club, Key Club, opinion of the group was that this Pan-American Club, Pi Sigma Chi, would cut off -campus attendance.
Pre-Legal Club, Radio Amateurs The idea was abandoned be- Club, and State Flying Club. cause the council felt it would cause displeasure among the stu- a dents. fr Cop Not SJS Grad William Douglass, ex-San Jose State college student, who went Well, gals, berserk with a pistol while on you might as wt II duty with the San Francisco sleep in your Drizzle -Boots as drizzles and police depa rt ment yesterday, maybe an honest-to- gawd rain was not a graduate of the SJS will he with us for a Police school, declared Willard day or two. But don't let it int( r- fere E. Schmidt, school head. with your Wintermist plans Schmidt said that Douglass as we unequivocally guarantee only Atended saii one (pflirter, that it won't rain between nine (luring which time he WA% en- and one on Saturday night, Yo3 can have that bit of practical info Jose State college campus left the Student Union yiitterday rolled in the police course, but The Mobile Blood unit visiting San free just like the admission to donated by the students and faculty here. Students lined up during the lunch left college following a TPCOM- with 210 pints of blood aforesaid Shindig. period and later In the afternoon to make an unprecedented showing in the college's history. No rnenda Hon that he change his P.S. Dear Jupe, don't rain Cl 'casualties" N%ere, reported although several students got dizzy. Coffee and pastry; were served by objective. Sat. eve. Tans, W.M. the canteen corp folloaing donations. 2 SPARTAN DAILY Thursday, December 7, 1950 Miss Hinze Defense Group To Meet Today A meeting of the Defense and Members of the SJS committee Disaster committee for San Jose are Bill Hubbard, chairman; By- State college will meet this after- ron Bollinger, Willard Scpmidt, Daily to Lowell Pratt, Miss Margaret Spartan Gets Post noon at 3:30 o'clock, according Dr. William Poytress early this a letter from Bill Hubbard, chair- Tvvombly, and Dave Down. SAN JOSE STATE COLLEGE week announced the appointment man, to members of the commit - Published daily by the Associated Students of Si,. Jose State college, except Saturday and of Miss Clara Hinze, assistant Sunday during the college year whis one Imre during each final examination week. professor in geography, as the Lester Keaton, Defense and sills student Di CS Mambo , head of the new division of Disaster chairman for San Jose, geography. will speak to the group on sugges- tions and plans for action by the Associated ColWeide Press San Jose State college has teen In an Francisco SJS group. Office: Publications Building (B93) on E. San Canes street. authorized to grant the M.A. Ile- Funeral services were held Sat- Press of the Glob* Printing Co., 1445 S. First street, San Jose grte in geography and Miss Hinze urday, Dec. 2, for Ralph F. Triano, Telephones: CYpress 4 - 6414 Editorial, Ext. 210 Advertising Dept., Est 211 has been selected to head the new senior Spanish major from Moun- Subscription Price: $2.50 per year or $1 per quarter for non ASB card holders. division in recognition of her pio- tain View. Triano died in San 1912 at Savio, CP Manager, JACK RUSSELL Editor BILL FRANCIS Business Manager neering in the field since Francisco last week following a his college. prolonged illness. Make-up Editor this issue D. Dixie Wise Until recent years Miss Hinze Rooters Triano was the son of Mr. and was alone in northern California Lauds SJS Mrs. M. Triano, 96 Laurel street, country and one of the few in the "Your school had the beat root- Redwood City. He was a member to instruct' in the deterministic section for its size that I saw of Sigma Delta Pi, national Span- ing theory of geography. ish honor society at San Jose originated in last season," were the words read This theory, as State college, and was elected vice Germany, asserted that man is at last evening's Rally committee Thrust a nd Parry president last June to serve this his rigidly controlled by zeographi- from a letter from Charles Savio, year. cal environs and the course of all Cow Palace manager. students hesitate to do either of of his activities is directed accord- Inform Committee Savio weiit on to say these things. ingly. The theory was modified in that the San "really 1NAH'S Dear Thrust and Parry: In such circumstances the Fair- France and in this country to Jose rooting section outclassed USF." Previously, Complete 195 There seems to have been a slip ness Committee suggests that they maintain that man is conditioned Fried Mosher stated that somewhere in my remarks or the may speak to some member of the rather than controlled by his en- Savio had said Chicken that with the type quoting of them in Monday's story Committee, who will then relay virons. As such the theory is now of half-time Dinners show SJS puts on and on the Fairness Committee. At the information to the instructor taught in the nation's colleges and their crowd including pleasing rooting section least, I find that some have misin- without revealing the student's universities. Man, according to San Jose Dessert is always welcome to come to the terpreted the intentions of the name. A number of cases of this the American view is not neces- Cow Palace. Committee, kind have been handled in this sarily controlled by mountains, It was also announced There are two kinds of situ- way, apparently to the satisfac- rivers and climate. at the Get free gift ations: one in which a student tion of all concerned. meeting that in the opening weeks feels himself unjustly treated, the Elmo A. Robinson of winter quarter there will be a Catalogue at other in which he observes other two-hour talent rally for the bas- students cheating. In this first OTs Entertain ketball team. type of situation, the Committee There will be an all -white root- WEBBS CCF to Entertain ing section at Saturday's game. follows the recommendation of the 66 South 1st St. San Jose Bill of Student Obligations, that Clinic Group the student first discuss the mat.- Foreign Students At a joint meeting with repre- B74 and those attending will dis- ter with his instructor. cuss students and problems in- sentatives' from Mills college to- International students attending volved in on-the-job clinical train- In the second, there are several morrow, San Jose State college's SJS are invited to attend a ing. Dr. Carl Rich of the educa- things he may do, including a di- Occupational Therapy department Christmas banquet at Alexander tion department at SJS, will ad- rect approach to the student in- will be host to clinical training di- Hall in the YMCA, Third and dress the group on "Student solved. In practice, however, many rectors from this area, according Santa Clara streets, at 6:30 p.m. Supervision." to Miss Mary E. Booth, depart- today, according to Don Jamieson, ment head. Shop Early president of Collegiate Christian The meeting will be at 1 p.m. in HOUSE of FLOWERS Fellowship. YOU CAN Shop Conveniently 234 S. 2nd Guest speaker for the event will SPARTAN DAILY ALWAYS for be Sheridan Atkinson, Investment San Jose State College BE SURE NAME PRODUCTS REVELON Analyst, from the University of Entered as second class matter April of that well- groomed CHENU California. 1914, at San Jose, California, under look 24. when STAGLINE the act of March 3, 1879. your hair is cut at the SPORTSMAN Full leased wire service of United Press. Press of the Globe Printing Company, SAINTE CLAIRE fli7Lan I::ID 1445 S. First St., San Jos*, California. Member, California Newspaper Publish- Hry Steiling BARBER SHOP drilla?!0"1147)J GARDE175 er's Association. end the boys Hotel Ste. Claire PffAJIMACY Member 10th & William SPECIAL OFFER!!! Associated Master Barbers of America Open 'till 10 p.m. CY 2-5502 CUT IT OUT!!! Announcements I 1 This ad and 25c will entitle you to a Second Admission when you purchase Bibliophiles: Today at 4 p.m. in Flowers For All Occasions a full price admission ticket to regu- L212 the last meeting of the quar- lar dances. ter, and Christmas party will be HI THERE. CORSAGES OUR SPECIALTY APPETITES! This offer not good for held. 10% Discount to All Studentsi "NAME" attractions. Gamma Pi Epsilon: Potluck ini- Tried any Chocolate Brownies at Chafterton Bakery? tiation dinner Wednesday, Dec. 13, at home of June Coates. Leave Just like candy and a lot for your money! name and number of guests in Just the thing for that nagging sweet tooth . HAROLD'S LUNCH BOX Room 119A by tomorrow as at- . . DE LUXE TAKEOUT LUNCH BOXES tendance must be known. Saniwiche5 all day every day Seekers: Meet at First Meth- odist church Sunday, Dec. 10, at CHATTERTON BAKERY PERSONAL CHECKS CASHED llotween 6th & 7th on I 7:30 p.m. CY 2-4665 221 S. 2nd Opposite East San Fernando 1 Deseret Club: Tonight at 7:30 YWCA CYpress 4-3717 o'clock meet at 353 S. Fifth street. CCE: The Rev. Gilbert Belshaw, San Quentin chaplain, will speak in S31 today at 12:30 p.m. San Jose's Newman Club: Color slides of Father Duryea's high Sierra trip DELICIOUS shown tonight at 7:30 o'clock CHICKEN DINNERS along with regular meeting, at Prime feb Newman Hall. $1.30 Cal Vets: J. D. Murchison will STEAK counsel veterans today from 1 to FOR AN EVENING ARGIE HOUSE 4 p.m. in veterans office, on win- 545 SO. 2nd ter quarter registration. YOU WILL REMEMBER Religious Emphasis Week: Pro- '4! gram committee meet today at 1330 The Alameda 2:20 p.m. in Student Y. Persons; planning to teach In CY 4-7141 Hawaii check on certification re- quirements on file at the Place- Home Delivery... Piping Hof!! ment office. Freshman Class Council: All of- ficers and interested frosh meet in H44 today at 12:30 p.m. All freshmen invited to "Ook- -ivith" tonight at 8 o'clock in Stu- dent Students interested -In Wigs and practices of Judaism invited to hear Rabbi Gitin speak tonight at 7 o'clock in Student Y. Studedi l': 3:30 p.m. today cab- inet meeting. - Eta Mu PI: Time for the trip to Montgomery Ward mail order house in Oakland is 12 noon today. All interested meet in front of `Spartan Daily office at that time. HIGHEST QUALITY MEATS OBTAINABLE Chine.se Zanfern Art Students: Pick up exhibit ReJfaurani articles in the art seminar tomor- 13 W. "Everything Barbecued" 1 P.M. - I A.M. row from CY 2-8772 Sidits Clara 1:30 to 4 p.m. This is SO. 'till 3 A.M. the last chance to claim your CLOSED SUNDAY work. IS South 11th Street CYpress 4-4834
Thusrday, December 7, 1950 SPARTAN DAILY S Bruntz to Give Speech, 'Who Belongs in Korea' A talk by Dr. George Bruntz, group to sign .up in B-11 before entitled "Who,Belongs in Korea?" noon today if they wish to attend will highlight the quarterly initia- the meet. ' tion banquet of Phi Eta Sigma, Fourteen active members national lower-division honor so- 'be presented with the national ciety, set for tonight at 6:30 o'- fraternity's gold seal and certifi- clock. cate. They are Henry Reify, John According to Mr. William Dusel, Trezza, Lowell Smith, Donald adviser for the group, the political Hammond, Robert Day, James scientist's talk will climax an eve- Burke, Rex Booth, Richard Dreile, ning of banqueting and entertain- Charles Matsumoto, Edgar John- ment. Scene of the formal initia- son, Charles Knowles, Daryl Mut; tion will be the First Methodist Robert Whitall, and James Simp. church, Fifth and Santa Clara son. streets. Officers are Richard. Wimer, Four freshmen who qualified president; Robert Day, vice-presi- this year with a 2.54 average will dent; Harry Leong, secretary; be given the fraternity's gold key. John Trezza, treasurer; and Tho- They are Robert Greene, Robert mas Summers, historian. McMahon, Bob Stanley Miller, and Charles Potter. Mr. Dusel 'invites all honorary and inactive members of the Cal Vets Attention Large, economy-size type snowflakes will grace the "Wintermist" Mr. J. I). Murchison of the Cali- decorative scene, in keeping with the theme, "Snowflake Fantasy". ifornia Veterans office will be oir Pictured are Social Affairs committee members working on the win- campus from 1 to 4 p.m. today to try props, and looking over the blue and white bids. Left to right: Y to Present Mass Meeting talk to Cal vsts about getting Phil Niederhoff, Ruth Rector, Alice Hayes (committee chairman), lined up for winter regis- Sallee Lots, and Lef1 Green. The semi-formal student body affair quarter will be held lathe Civic auditorium Dee. 9 from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Wide Variety Features Jazz, tration, according to Miss Edith Graves of the Veterans office. photo by Arena Of Activities 'Ugliest' Soph A wide variety of activities is For Sophomores gathered last night I Classified Advertising scheduled for today at the Student in the Morris Dailey auditorium That Y, 272 S. Seventh street, accord- were pleased with their first con- Special SERVICES Newly furnished rooms for girls. ing to James A. Martin, executive 310 S. Seventh street. tact in a "mass meeting." secretary. Typing done at home. Student Feet kept time to the beat of Gift rates. Neat, accurate work. Ten BOARD AND ROOM Irwin Dashiff will continue his Aelxander's Jazz band and heads Nears experience. Call Mrs. Tay- Girls: Board and Roam where discussion on the atheist's answer lor. CY 2-4590. nodded approval as the seven- you can "be at home while away to the question, "What God Do I lovely from home." Two blocks from Believe In---What Difference Does piece combo blazed through four Give a WANTED college. $55 a month. 106 N. It Make?", at the meeting of the numbers. Portrait Want present or past DeMolays Fifth street. Student Religious forum, 11:30 The program began at 7:30 p.m. to live in co-op next quarter. Call am, Y. at the Student with a short talk by Dr. T. W. by CY. 3-2831 or sign bulletin board. FOR SALE A freshman get-together will MacQuarrie. lie emphasized the Young married couple desire Complete set of golf clubs: Bob- be held at 8 o'clock tonight en- man to occupy private room in by Jones irons and three brand titled "Ookwich Nig.ht". Each par- need for spirit at SJS. new G.I. home. Room and board new Spalding woods. See "Mac" ticipant is requested to bring his By a voice vote the sophomores gutea on cooperative basis or straight after 5:30, 439 S. Fifth street. own sandwich concoction, and a selected George McDonald to rep- rate, $50 per rno. A four-way split Apt. No. 2. ukelele if he has one. Prizes will resent them as "ugly man" for 80 E. San Fernando if expenses are shared, maybe less most unusual the coming Frosh-Soph mixer. Xmas Trees. This ad gets you be awarded for the San Jose CY 2-6590 than straight rate. See were presented Winifred 10", off on Silver-tips, white fir. "munchie" creation. Social danc- Skits and solos Ivester at school or 55 Marion then moved Bring, ad to Spartan Tree Lot, ing will wind up the event. until 9 p.m. The class Lane. (90 east on Santa Mara, to the Stu0nt Union jor dancing San Carlos and Hester streets. Rabbi Josepty Ghia of Temple four blocks past White Road.) Emanu-El, San Jose, will speak until 11 pin. LOST AND FOUND on the subject of Judaism, at the Seymour Abraham, chairman of -PSit RENT Lost: One blue and silver Shaf- regular meeting of the Student the affair, 'said the event went SKIERS!, Girls: The Washington House. fer fountain pen. If found, please Y's Church Visitation committee, over "terrificly" and that another Rooms, kitchen privileges. 544 S. call CY 5-9929 and ask for Con- tonight at 7 o'clock at the Stu- "mass meeting" would probably be Get ready for the coming Seventh street. nie Burke. Reward. . dent Y. held sometime in the future. ski season! SHOP NOW SAVE Get Set For Holiday Festivities No Formal Complaints . . Use Our with Layaway Plan!!! Arrow SKI PARKAS! Reversible, water,re- pellent pc:4)1.n. Sc ld and patterned. A $16.95 va'..e Formals for 1.95
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S and W TRADING POST SPRING'S ARROW SHIRTS & TIES SPORTING GOODS Corner of Sant; Clara & Market UNDERIVIAR MANDaRCHIEFS e'!Winer, WHIM 461 8th St. OAKLAND FOR ARNOW ONIVINSITY - . 4 a SPARTAN DAILY Thursday, December 7, 1950 Beck Conference Rushing Leader Cagers Face Sacs San Jose State's all-time leading ground gainer, Fullback Harry Beck, emerged as the Independent Football Conference's rushing In Next Home Tilt leader with an average of 6.44 yards per carry. The Varsity cagers hope to re- The Spartan record breaker outdistanced his nearest rival, gain their shooting eyes against Loyola's George Musacco, by a narrow margin. Beck, in 80 carries, Sacramento State college Satur- day piled up 517 yards for a 6.44 average while Musacco, in 131 at- night in the Men's gym. Inability to hit the basket tempts, garnered 507 yards for a 3.87 average. with any amount of accuracy COP's Tom McCormick and Don Hardey htd the highest average and a spotty defense cost the for every carry with 7.96 and 7.38* Raiders the ball game against isiesnectly_aly. McCormick lugged Stanford Tuesday night. Musacco, Loyohs _Ill -507 3.87 Sacramento its 11 the' intl) 52 times -for 414 yarcis has four of McCormick, COP 52 414 7.96 lettermen last ind klardey 42 lines for 310 yards. returning from Matson, USF 79 343 4.34 year's Earlier this week, several Spar- team. Although the junior Ferris, Loyola 09 325 4.71 college transfers are few, they are tans earned recognition by being A formidable challenge to the 155-1b. varsity Hardey, COP 42 310 7.38 berth, presently well-known in the capital city named on several All-Coast teams. held by Stan Mardi, Is Bob Frazier, Junior Wraith, Santa Clara 82 287 4.83 champion and "out- area. Billy Wilson was picked by the standing boxer" of that tournament. Frazier is pictured above re- Macon, CO-P 38 277 7.28 Regis -plug of United Press as second team of- ceiving this award from Coach Dee Portal. photo by Gagnon. Hurley, spark Barni, USF 80 262 4.37 last season's crew, heads the re- fensive end and by the Associated Johnson, St. Mary's 83 231 3.67 turning veterans. Carl Young- Press as third-string wingman. strom, former All-American Ileeleand Quarterback Gene Passing junior college selection; Jack Menges gained honorable men- Portal 'Whiz-kidders' ’layer Team Att Cmp Pet. Yds. Sarvis, and Irvin Schwan are tion honors In both press serv- Klosterman, L. 164 84 .512 1105 the other three returnees. ices' selections for the All-Coast Pasco, SC 83 37 .445 562 Battle Tomorrow Night Al AfcFayden, 6-4 center horn teams. Brown, USF 77 31 .403 556 Grant Tech; Bob Steen, also trorn Loyola university not only won Brady, Nevada 110 47 .427 507 By GLENN BROWN Grant Tech; Bill Mumma of Cas- the Independent Conference foot- Menges, SJS 54 18 .333 254 per jaycee in Wyoming, and Guy ball crown, but Coach Dee Portal's cream of the San Jose State coHege boxing also led the myth- Napolitano, SC 31 14 .452 246 Troedsen of Modesto J.C. head the ical loop in offense, was second in Atkinson, St. M 33 13 .394 156 crop are winding up training today in preparation for the big AD- junior college transfers. defense and had the league's lead- College tournament tomorrow night at 7:30 o'clock. ing passer. Team Offense season, SJS fans will A laying hen needs one pound University of San Francisco, (Game Average) For the first time this get a chance to see of dry feed for every seven eggs runner-up to the Lions and one Team G Rush Pass Tot. the "Whiz-Kids", old and new, battle it out for starting berths in their of the nation's outstanding de- she lays, according to poultry ex- Loyola 6 209 222 431 respective weight divisions. Coach. perts at the University of Illinois. fensive clubs, was the defense COP 5 321 91 412 Portal has announced plans to leader. find an opponent capable of dish- !IMF 5 242 120 362 use All-College winners in the ing it out in Don Klosterman, Loyola, topped large quantities. San Jose State 5 246 52 298 January meets with San Francisco For SANDWICHES ICE CREAM the passers with 84 completions in lightweight action, Vic Har- Santa Clara 6 139 150 289 State college, Washington State ris will tangle PIE CANDY MILK 164 tosses for a .512 average, good with John Jackson, Nevada 5 59 125 184 college, and Compton college. and Charles for 1105 yards, according to the Burnett vies with Ron COMPLETE BOX LUNCHES St. Mary's 6 106 48 154 The johnny - come - latches of in statistics released today by Wes Giannotti the semi-finals. The Spartan ringdom also will lace on two winners will meet. San Jose Box Lunch Mathis. Menges was in the fifth Team Defense the leather to make a varsity bid. 135 E. San Antonio, off 44h spot attempting 54, completing 18 (Game Average) Paul Reuter, a rugged National 1/ for a .333 average and 254 yards. USF 5 51 125 176 Junior college champion from Bak- The Final Statistics: recks Beat SAE Loyola 6 139 109 248 ersfield J.C., touches gloves with Standings COP 5 113 135 248 Nick Diez in the 165-1b. division which should For Team W L T Pct. Pt Pa San Jose State .... 242 44 286 in a toe-to-toe match 'Mural Crown El Charro Cafe Loyola 5 1 0 .833 197 103 Santa Clara 6 245 72 317 feature the ultimate in action. The Rambling Wrecks won the USF 4 1 0 .800 181 59 St. Mary's 6 ,234 135 369 Up from the Junior tourney Intramural league title Monday FOR ONLY COP 3 1 1 .750 157 63 Nevada 259 168 427 ranks, Rill Mendosa and Bob afternoon when they defeated Sig- SOS 2 2 1 .1410 48 64 Frazier will square off in the ma Alpha Epsilon, 14-6, on a mud- 650 S. Clara 3 3 0 .500 122 110 155-16. semi-finals. The two var- soaked Spartan practice field. St.MarY's 1 5 0 .143 32 163 WY aspirants will be gunning The play of both teams was hard A Good Meal with revada 11 50 .000 34 223 College Programs for a crack at "Whiz-Rid" StaR 1 and rough, which was due to the Marne in the chiahr. eagernets pf the players 1 Win Soups Dessert, Coffee Rushing - Another Jinjor champ, Mickie the game. Player School Net Ave. Broadcast Earlier Tan Maramonte, meets Jabbin' Joe De- The Wrecks defeated Newman Breakfast Served Beck, i4.1S 80 517 6.44 "Spartan Review" and "Drama Soto in the semi's of the 145-1b. club last week, 7-6, to win the Time", college-sponsored radio division. The winner moves up to IndeptIndent league champion- $5.50 in food for $6.00 Moal Ticket programs, will be heard two hours challenge either Johnny Johnson ship, and with Monday's victory, Olympic Club Top earlier tonight, 5 and 5:15 o'clock, or Harry Tovolan In the finals. they emerged as intramural Open 6 a.m. to 1 p.m. respectively, over station KEEN, Ray ILelimIculd.' 190-lb. Junior champs. A CONTRERAS, Prop. Rival for Matmen according to Ed Hayden, radio champ, worked to lose weight SAE, fraternity champs for the pdst fie years, were subdued in The Spartan wrestlers will take student. this week for a bout with 175- -a-ruattenipt-to-takelts-gecond ONO ST. the role of favorites in the Portola Tonight's broadcast of "Spar- lb. winner Darrell Dukes. Dukes Review" will showed amazing speed with secutive intramural crown. CYpress 3-9774 meet Saturday afternoon at the. tan feature an on- his ....nommoms San Francisco YMCA. the-Spot interview of students dukes In winning the Junior' The San Francisco Olympic concerning the use of the atom crown, but the less-experienced. Get free gift club, along with University of bomb In Korea. Lehmkuhl possesses the power California and Stanford, will be Bret Hart's "The Postmistress and boxing skill to force an all- Catalogue at the chief threats of the locals. of Laurel Run" will be heard on out battle through the entire THE -mom iv One of the top teams in north- "Drama Time" at 5:15 o'clock. three-round route. Either Lehm- p- ern California, Coach Ted Mum- Students appearing in it are Bar- kuhl or Dukes will face Fred WEBBS by's outfit is fresh from a victory bara Lee Champion, Ellen Healey, Ross in the nnal 175-lb. match. 66 South it St. Sun in.,. in the Novice tournament. Mary Tumkin, Ed Hayden, Norm The heavyweight bracket may WORM I Expected to lead the attack for Simpson, Bruce Babbit, and. Dale well hold the most interesting and the Spartans will be Chuck Mat- Tracy. 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