Mabel R. Gillis,. *Mean California Stqte Iii1Xrary 9, Caliroxnia #2 Sale of Spring Lycurgus Begins onSacramanto Campus
11. Two Spartans Make Coast me Mesa, Wuesthoff Given Reward for Fine Season Spartan San Jose State's Pete Mesa and Bob Wuesthoff today hold berths on the first and second 1949 NCAA all coast baseball teams rinipeci- Sam-Jose State College ively, it was announced by Danny Hill, athletic news director for San Jose State college. This is the,first time in history that an all- California, Monday, June 13, 1949 Witnber Volume XXXVII San Jose, 153 coast baseball team has been named. Over 50 College varsity coaches In Washington, Oregon, Idaho and California sent nominations. In addition to Mesa and Wuest- Lyke Contains 1949 All-Coast Baseball Players hoff, Santa Clara valley has four other representatives chosen for asnunassol the two teams. Hal Toso and Bill Humor and Fun, Renna, Santa Clara, were awarded first team berths, and Lou Her- beret, Bronco catcher, and Stan- Laughs for M ford's pitcher, Dave Dahle, earned second nine honors. ROBERT JOHNSON A wealth of battery talent Lycurgus makes its quarterly prompted the NCAA selection appearance on campus today. committee, headed by California's It will be distributed at the U. Clint Evans and including South- brary arch, in front of Morris ern California's Sam Barry and Dailey and the Home Economics Oregon Statels Ralph Coleman, to buildings, and in the Art wing name four pitchers and two catch- starting at 8:30. The cost is 25 ers to each team. cents. Mesa, who posted a record of Tills quarter's magazine con- ftve wins against no reverses, and tains a good deal of humor, some Dick Stiles, Washington State original and some exchange ma- hurler who won seven and lost terial. none, were the only pitchers un- Good Original Material defeated in conference play. Mesa Editor Michel Overhulse's "Pies, lyclirded ids achle ements In the Prints, and Platters" starts this Cidifornisi Collegiate Athletic As- issue out on the right foot. This sociation where he chalked up a eirticle, written in previous edi- 2.72 earned run average, while tions, is some of the better orig- IStile1Woirked in the Northern Di- inal stuff. , vision of the Pacific Coast Con- Previous "Pits, Prints, and Plat- ference. ters" material has been accepted Lefthander Toso finished with by the Michigan State "Spartan" a mark of 5-2 for the Broncos for practising*. -publication. Lyke this season in the California.Inter- readsrs have another treat in llegintellaseball aseeeiation. He store for them, as Mike goes all hurled 71 innings and posted an out. earned run average of 3.04. Bern Bernadini adds his little Doh Fender, Southern Califor- bit to the magazine, which turns Two Spartans-Mat three I from left to right are Pitcher San- nia's. fine southpaw .chucker, was out to be a fine satire on housing. . Santa Clara. Lou Berberet Hal Togo, The name of the article is "You cos are members today of.:the Santa- -Clarat:,--riteller4-tii Clara catcher (not pictured) first team. He paced the CiFIA Gate Be a Wiii man, or a MiñIed TketellIrnsi, Elan Jose a te; Out- 180 NCAA AU-Coast first and and Wuesthoff hold second team with -a 6-1 record. Vet." Definitely a must for all fielder Bob Wuesthoff, San Jose Outfield choices went to two Bernadini fans. second baseball teams. Pictured State; and Outtlider Bill Renna, I berths. football-baseball stars, California's Humorous Cartoon Series All-American fullback, Jack Jen- LAW reviews the school year in sen ,and Bronco Captain Henna. a cartoon series drummed up by They team with Washington's Donnie Nunes and Stan Bennett rs Hospital all Bids on Sale two-letter star, K. Chorlton. that is worth a few chucldes to Close bthind the first outfield triat obtain bids for all Lyke reltders. For PE, majors, Seniors trio came Washington State's Gor- in the Graduate and. San Jose State college foot' the Senior Ball don Brunswick, UCLA's Skip valet._ through- W ball fans in general, there is one Manager's Wan an lies o , a a- on Council Agend nesdav. The bids sell for $2.40. ffinity, Benny and Wuesthoff were Lyke cartoonists didn't stop A student health- plan recently' able 24 hours a slay. This Is one After Wednesday, left-over Iimpressive. The Bronco skipper here though, for there are a num- Introduced will be diScussed by advantage over the present health bids will go on sale to members led the CIBA in hits, RBIs, and ber of good little bits for all the members of the Student Council set-np. of the student body, according total bases. The Spartan outfielder cartoon fans. today. It has been under council to (iebrge Idnk, senior class paced the San Joseana and the The plan covers hospital rooms, Lycurgus nominates it* boy and study since last week. president. CCAA with an astronomical .500 meals and services ot a dietitian, girl of the quarter, and presents (continued en page 4) - them as potential leaders In school In -a-letter to Comptroller E. S. nurses, operation room ,and sup- affaris. A gander at this feature Thompson, the Doctors Hospital plies, examinations, and services of might reveal your name. Better of Sant Jose outlined the benefits an anesthetist. It also offers com- check! available under the proposed plan. plete x-ray and laboratory senile- The magazine contains many es, in and out of the hospital. Thisl The cost of the comprehensive any diagnostic ser- Would include vernor Praises Police; other articles of interest, and to plan would be 75 cents a motals a vice needed. say the least, it's easily worth the student This noire Is based on a 25 cents. 80 per cent sign-lip of the total Emergency room hospital ser- The entire Lycurgus staff de- student body. If a higher percent- vices and benefits during first -ad- serves credit for turning out a fine monthly rate would 'mission for accidental injury also in Profession joined, age the Urges Pride issue. It may not please everyone decrease proportionately. would be furnished.' All hospital from %cover to cover, but it can't cases involving surgery would re- By HARRY BRITTON "Dr. MacQuarrie was the first miss making you happy here and According to , ASB Pitiesident oeive complete care. If the student Lauding the work of piofession- educator to agree with me that there. All in all, It's. a very re- Don Schaeffer; the extra expense -used the services of a Doctors al law enforcetnent officers in Cal- police students in colleges mid__ spectable showing. of the plan would be tacked on Hospital physician, the entire costi ifornian in the last 25 years, Gov. universities should be taught by the price of the Student Body would be covered. If the student Earl Warren advised student po- policemen. After all, you have doc- cards. The cost would be approx- used his own doctor, he would be licemen to take pride in their pro- tors to teach medicine and lawyers imately $7.50, -but if the money liable for doctor fees. fession. to teach law, why not have profes- Players Scintillate that now Roes to the clinic and Gov. Warren was guest speaker 'Mortal police officers? to health cottage were deducted, the Upon graduation subscribers Friday morning at the California, "San Jose State college has one could the increase would be considerably the plan transfer into chapter convention of the FBI of the finest police schools in the In 'Pomeroy's Pasr Doctors Hospital plan that is of- less. National Academy Associates in country, and I was proud to work fered the general -piddle. The rates theater. By WALLY WENZEL At the present time, both Stan- Montgomery with Dr. MacQuarrie in establish- in this case would be lucre:mud to of police advance- Shirley Wilber and William Pur- ford' and University of California In ids recall ing the department." cover the family plan. ment In the state since law en- nell led a fine cast through a very have similar plans. Both schools Warren stressed that education has become a profes- enjoyable performance of "Pom- have 80 per cent of the student Under the rulea of the, plan, the forcement and rehabilitation are the most es- Warren recalled the advice eroy's Past" in the Studio Thew. 'Subscribing._ student could receive services and sion, sential aspeets of law enforce- Fluids Lynch, former Oak- ter Friday evening. benefits not exceeding 21 days out given ment. The commercial criminals, An exceedingly important point land pollee chief, as he started a This comedy by Clare Rummer of 12 months. It does not ,-er he commented, are the target of in the pills is that athletics are co- was the only police train- was done with a grace and charms maternity care, mental diseases, beat. It professional police officers at all vered on and off campus. This ing and advice given new officers that was delightfully refreshing. contagious diseases and dental ex- times. would cover the intramural tour- time: "Take care of your The light, pleasant mood of the tractions. at the naments and all other athletic The state's chief officer was in- vehicle was maintained through- feet." events. Following his address, the gov- troduced by Anthony J. Bolger, out, and each member of the cast If a student were injured or ill paid tribute to the work of president of the associates. San turned In a creditable perform- One selling point is the guar- in a section of the country where ernor the Dr. T. W. MacQuarrie in estab- Jose State college Police school ance. mite a a complete staff of doc- there is no Doctors Hospital. lishing the first police training students and faculty were guests Especially fine was the role of tors, nurses, iniarratery and x-ray plan calls for authorization of college. at the convention session. (Continued on page 2) technicians and dietitians avail- payment of bills. school in
., - 2 SPARTAN. DAILY Mtin-da)June 13, 1949 _ Jose's Tummyache MORE ON Cadets Receive In Weatherman Role College 'Pomeroy's Past' As Filml4nd 'Caster Army, Air Force Ratings _After the men were awarded (continued from page D Miss Elizabeth M. Loeffler di- An estimated 500 spectators By Virginia MacPherson their commissions and gold bars, Amanda Chilton as done by Miss rected the production and utilized were present for San Jose State rest of the corps passed in re- Wilber. Herbpart was played with the somethnes damaging central UP Hollywood Correspondent college's first ROTC commission- the Francis Chiala, queen of the complete assurance and ability. As staging. Employed here, it was HOLLYWOOD, June 11. (up) ing Friday afternoon when 38 lo- view. recent Military Ball, stood with the sister of Pomeroy, absent- extremely effective and a pleasant ---The official weatherman isn't cal cadets were commissioned re- MacQuar- minded young man of leisure, Miss change from the usual. finding any takers in one film serve second lieutenants in the Colonel flea, President the 38 new officers as the Wilber was a consistent laugh pro- Unfortunately, the Studio The- factory hereabouts. They toss out Air Force and Army. tie and them. voker. ater's limited seating facilities do his barometer readings and put Colonel James Hea, command- unit paraded before William Furnell as Pomeroy not make it possible for a large their trust in Mexican actor Jose ing officer, said "These men are Commissions in the Military Po- Chilton di5played his ability to audience to see the productions Torvay, who predicts the climate e00 per cent better than I ever lice corps were given to Donald L. handle light comedy with re- presented there. The restricting by analyzing his stomach acl'iA. thought they would be last fall." Cross, James E. Clark, Victor straint, yet maintain the strength schedule of performing only two And the boys out at borderline In presenting the commissions to Fought, Bruce Hipkins, Harvey of the character portrayed, A bit nights is another unfortunate fac- pictures will tell you "Lucky aloe" the new,reserve officers, President Jordan, Don Larson, Bertram Mc- jumpy in the beginning, tor, for the productions hits oftener with his innards than T. W. MacQuarrie said, "I am Carty and Rudolph J. Valenti. Furnell Settled down a of the advanced acting the big-time forecasters do with sending you men forward from Men who received gold bars as bit and carried through* classes are performances the million-dallar gadgets. this campus to preserve peace." reserve second lieutenants in the a commendable interpre- that are well worth see- Joe will tell you more'n that. He added that only recently has Air Force Sr.' Emil A. Anderson, tation. ing, and the acting is of He claims he never misses. He the United States acquired the Robert S. Barmettier, Max N. fine calibre. says he' go famous for this down military reputation worthy of a Burchard, Robert Cutler, Jack D. A gold star, too, for in Mexico City, where he's func- major power. Donaldson, Harley D. Dow, Rich- Harold Upson and Dor- Innovations; such as tioned as the country's top char- "I am confident that no country ard B. Filmore, Jack S. Fowler, othy Williams as Ed- central staging are ex- acter actor for more than 250 will pick a war with us if this Richard K. Freeman, Frank S. ward Marsh and Mary perimented with, and as movies. country is prepared," he said. Glenn, Robert E. Goudy, Allan E. Thorpe. Upson played a rule, enhance the pro- Harrison, B. Frank Henry, Scott Forecast .Infallible Pomeroy's b es t friend ductions' while offering Hubbard and Ronald R. King. "Always they ask to me first friend and obstacle to Pomeroy's the audience a refreshing diver- Other new reserve officers in before they make out their shoo- marriage to Mary. He delivered sion from the tradiponal stage. the Air Force are Robert F. Lea- three teeng schedules," Senor Torvay New Phone Gimmick his lines smoothly and handled his The last in the series of man, Carl T. Lindner, John F. Mc- this says. "Eel I tell them eet weel timing well. Miss Williams did a repertory plays presented Farland, Eggleston W. Peach, the rain tomorrow, they cancel their good job of support, although her week also marks the end of Kenneth Raemsch, Al J. Rosenga, location scenes. Aids Long Distance part did not offer her the oppor- Speech and Drama department Fred I. Ross. Norman Schmidt, "Eet ees easy ,for me to do By Harman W. Nichols tunity to command the stage for schedule for this quarter: Hal K. Snook, George E. Steele, this. Eel the sun, she goin' to WASHINGTON June any portion of the performance. 10 (UP) -- George A. Strickler, Louis A. Vier- prob- Betsy Smith/as Francesca had shine I feel IllYself very good. If you are old enough, you ra, Lewis R. West, Francis M. ably cranking the doubly difficult job of dialect sEteofmarachin aecehse.F.oming op I get a remember Grandad Wildman and Fred R. Yaeger. Social Affairs Give line phone and call- and lines whose humor was sub- up the party The commissioning parade and tle, but by no means clever. She Gonna be foggy? Joe get a "de- ing king distance to talk to some- ceremonies took place on the San handled both with ability. Donald 'Dead Week' Shindig pressed feeleeng een my een- body 20 or 30 miles away. Carlos turf. Pearlman did well as Tom Flynn sides." A bad storm? Gives him Gramps doubtless could have and got a laugh wherever it was Students will have a chance to a "wary sometheeng" hours be- done just as well standing out possible. Hilda was played by Ka- relax before finals at the last fore the clouds even begin to there in the hollow and blowing thy Kollmer, who was substantial weeknight dance of the quarter. gather. his echo against the four winds. WAA Spring Spread as the nurse who later becomes The Social Affairs committee is "I do thees for Director John Well, to hear the Bell people, the heart interest of Edwar d. sponsoring the dance in the Stu- Ford when he come to Mexico to who run the phone business, tell Edge, the butler was play ed by dent Union from 8:30-10:30p.rii.. make "The Futitive," Torvay ex- it all that sort of thing is old To Feature Softball Edwin Mosher. Wednesday. plained. "We miss riot one single fashioned. The hello gang has Tomorrow afternoon at 4:30 the Trebus Heminway, the pa,stor . Pat Gardiner is chairman for day. Then John Huston come come up with a tiny new device WAA "Spring Spread" will get who cannot quite bring himself the dance, which will feature down and hire me for 'Treasure that would cut the old gent down under way with a featured soft- to propose to the domineering ner- music of top bands "off the rec- of Sierra Madre.' I become bees to a whisper. ball game between the league- vous Amanda, was ably done by ord." Admittance to the affair %yea t herman also. Phi called a transistor. It con- ! ceding Woodpeckers and the John Hayden. is by ASB card only. "Huston and Humphrey Bogart sists of a piece of something they Gamma Flies, second place team. And, the queen of the show, the used to make the Ion weeth me. call germanium and is about the The "Spread," open to all WAA little girl Frances --the character I say: 'Eet wed l rain tonight, site of a pin head. An electric cur- members, includes a lot of activ-' on which the entire show evolves but we have the beautiful cam- rent sent into the transistor con- ity, a free hamburger bake, en- -was charmingly portrayed by era weather manana.' They laugh. trols a current that comes out 100 tertainment, awards and recrea- times stronger. Diane Lickwar. Miss Lickwar in- Thrust and Parry Eet always rain when I say, and tion. terpreted her part with much, the son she always come out You get the idea. You can hear Music will be pros tiled by a spe- much restraint. when I say." Tokyo, say, as clearly as you can cial all-girl band composed for the the guy next Sportsmanship door when he calls occasion. Musicians include Miss Dear Thrust and Parry- and Tummy Tells Temp on the phone in the middle' Of the Mary Hooton, Dorothy ltiggan, Dr. MacQuarrief - - Torvay's turning his night to tell - etifrently you to cut down on Jo Ingraham, Marilyn Hines, Irma "Sportsmanship is scarce. In over to producer the noise. Sailor-Discusses "inside facts" Tourtillott, and Marianne Goth- professional athletics it Is almost Bren on "Borderline." And The way they do it is so com- Milton ard. Instruments include %rash - absent." plicated I won't try to so far, the boys on the picture explain it. boards, iikelele,s harmonicas, the statement made and Teaching Problems This was have to admit, "Lucky Joe's", Wouldn't, even if I understood it drums. by you In the Friday Spartan 'em down. myself. Problems of student teaching stomach hasn't le,/ WAA emblems will be awarded Daily. On what basis do you I went through the Bell exhibit in art were discussed at the quar- "I sense other theengs, too." by WAA president Leta Walter. make this statement? of the "Phone of Tomorrow" at terly combined faculty-student Torvey added. "We were making Volleyball and softball equip- It is generally known and pro- the Washington hotel here. A Mr. teacher seminar held Thursday the newsreel shots in Mexico one ment will be available for those fessed by both sports experts and Prescott, who evening at Lou's Village, accord- time when I begin to feel afraid. was a study in interested in caliber of sportsman- recreation. ing to Mrs. Evelyn Wennberg. fans that the I tell everybody we better get brown and acted like he knew all ship in professional and amateur about it (not supervisor of the student art _puta there. They theek I'm loco. saying he didn't), athletics is exception-1T. The occa- guided us around. teaching program. hours later the sions on which bad sportsmanship "But two "Take 1927," he said, pointing NEW SHIPMENT Seven San Jose State college boom! is displayed aee few and far be- ground blows up and a pointer to a chart which said who eyes ego students will end their teach- tween. There before our very 1927. In order to place a call from Records and Albums ing program quarter this pre- Athletes like Joe Louis, Bob the 'Particutin' volcano." Washington to Chicago at that sented their impressions of teach- Feller, and Frankle Albert 1 71,01- The only thing that stumped time you asked the operator for dasuc ing and answered questions of piny good sportsmanship and him in Hollywood was the long distance. Then you asked for popular-- other students who plan to teach clean play in the highest degree. "Smog." But Joe finally diag- a number in Chicago. All of that fall quarter. Their reputatioaand payroll de- nosed his dispepsin and came up went through half a dozen switch 1/2 price! Dr. Harry Jensen, coordinator pends on fair play. Sports is their with a forecast for that, too. boards. In five minutes, if you of the college teacher training life. "Eet makes me onhappy een were lucky, you had the party. program, also gave a talk at the Time and again we have seen the stomach and depressed een You had a patch-work of wires meeting. a football player knock another the chest," he says. from here to there. Maybe you Young's Little Book Shop man down in competition and could hear Art students finishing their And we know 3 million red- and maybe you could - 70 E. SAN FERNANDO then pick him up after the play n 1. teaching program this quarter eyed residents of Los Angeles is over. All of this was are: -Thomas Koskey, teaching at who'll agree with him there. accomplished in Mountain View high school; How- Do you call that bed sportsman- two minutes in 1940, the bright ard Pitunm, Live Oak high school; ship! young man said. Now? It's zingo! Mildred Edholm, Woodrow Wilson Dr. MacQuarrie's statement Less than a minute. NEW MOTOROLA junior high school; Robert Zlodi, should read: "In professional ath- letics, bad sportsmanship is rare, RADIOS San Mateo high school; William Correct Info Means To fit any car $39.95 McEnvoe, Abraham Lincoln high and almost absent." Spartan Daily school; Francis Wildman, Camp- Dan Hruby, ASB 2873. SAN PORTABLE RADIOS bell high school; Dorene Sewell, Prompt VA Replies JOSE STATE COLLEGE Entered its second class matter April 24, Santa Clara high school. In order to receive prompt re- 1134, at San Jose, California, under the act ' $13.95! Dear Thrust and Parry: of March 3, 11171. Students present at the seminar Every editor has a right to give plies to letters addressed to the planning to do their training in his opinion in his editorial col- Veterans Administration, veterans Full leased wise service of United Press. the fall were: Doris Thomas, Jo- umn, but how any editor could are urged to "wte right." Press of fil Glebe Printing Company, 1446 ALLIED RADIO anne Martin, John DeVincenzi, blandly say in print that this South First Street, San Jose, Californhl. and Television Robert West, and Rudolph Aguir- Each of the 14 million pieces of year's In Torre "is the best put Member, California tf vfoaff f Publishen' re. mail that comes into the VA of- Association. 57 So. 4th Col. 8615 out yet" has put himself in a fice yearly requires an answer or position which public opinion adMinistrative action. With the could very widely dispute. cases of a million and a half vet- Colleges Divorce Giving credit where credit is erans, plus thousands of depend- A PENNY SAVED A PENNY EARNED deserved, the La Torre did show ents, in its files, it is imperative SACRAMENTO, Cal., June 10 a lot of hard work and thpught that each veteran fully identify (UP) -A bill to separate the new put into it and can be credited himself when writing the VA. Golden West Dry Cleaners Los Angeles State college from with being out in time, but there the Los Angeles City college cam- is no comparison with last year's If the veteran observes the fol- Buttons sewed on Rips and tears repaired pus has been approved by the La Torre. lowing rules he will expedite his Close to College Close to town Senate Education committee. If you put the books side by correspondence wit h the VA. The committee approved the bill side you can't help but notice the Write only when absolutely neces- EIGHT CONVENIENT LOCATIONS last night, requiring that the state better photography, better ar- sary, they say. When writing, in- 275 E. William college move within five years rangement, and more valuable pic- clude full name, Army or Navy II/9 Franklin - Santa Clara from its present site on the city tures which will be remembered in service number, address and C- 25-29 S. Thircl Strait Main Plant Dollard 60 college campus. Sen. Chris Jes- years to come in last year's La number (if assigned one by the 332 E.. Santa Clara St. 231 Willow 1740 Park raw*. person, Atascadero, sponsored the Torre. VA), or N-number (if the letter 24th and Santa Clara St. 1335 Lincoln measure. --ASB 963. pertains to GI insurance.) - Seniors Make Blue Monday Centennial Art Show Remains on Display, Mathematics Department Their Day at 'Old Hearst' Will _Close June 24 / Founded at College Birth In a move calculated to end tossed green salad, Italian spa- -once and for all the traditional ghetti with hot French bread and All California, Centennial art Established with She birth of matics instructors beginning in moan about "Blue Monday," the Ice cream. exhibits will remain on display the college, mathematics has 'al- 1934. senior class will hold its annual After dinner there will be danc- until after commencement, June ways been a part of the academic By 1945 the aeronautics and Senior Day at Old Hearst ranch ing on the terrace to music fur- 24, according to Dr. Marques E. life of SJSC. One of the early in- engineering courses had grown so from today. Heading this nished ranch orchestra, Beitzel, Art department head. structors of mathematics was Dr. popular a week by the that these subjects we're mammoth enterprise is dark- or more of the same inside to Morris Dailey, late college presi- Incorporated in a new departrnent These include the display of haired Bob Sampson from Santa music via a juke box. dent. under Dr. Ralph"q. Smith. paintings borrowed from San Seniors are requested by the Interestingly enough, the first Rosa. Francisco and Oakland museums Today Jr. William Howard My- Sampson, winter quarter sen- ranch management not to bring engineering and aeronautics to illustrate the them e, "100 ers directs the activities -of 15 says that Senior their own supplies of liquor. courses 'ere taught by mathe- ior president Years of California Art." instructors and one secretary in day will be the "biggest affair There are ample facilities avail- the Mathematics department. ever to hit this college" and the able there. The historical exhibit is in the With 10 of these instructors hold- Start From Women's Gym reserve book room of the library, Music Staff To Add ing doctorate degrees, the depart- .,To get to this happy place, which is open from 7:30 a.m. to ment's primary Him is to teach seniors, will assemble at nine 9:30 p.m., Monday through Thurs- mathematics. There are now 65 that morning on the Seventh day; from 7:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Appreciation Course mathematics majors and poo street side of the Women's gym on Friglays and from 9 a.m. to 1 students in attendance at the to be sure of making the 23-mile p.m. on Saturdays. Dr. Lyle Downey, music de- classes. trip to Pleasanton. There will be partment head, has announced a The department can grant the maps on the. back of Senior day The Art and Education depart- new Fall quarter intermediate A.B. degree as well as the gen- tickets, to show the way to the mental libraries in the main li- music appreciation course, en- eral secondary. The department's ranch, which as old hands know brary building feature an exhibit titled Music In Out. Life. graduates are found In such fields is through Mission San Jose and of water colors by Miss Emilie Designed to follow Music 10, Melville, SJSC graduate. These as industry, teaching and munici- Sunol. Music In Our Life will include are open from 8 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. pal government. Sampson said he was sold on a study of symphonies, operas, and from 7 p.m. to 9:30 p.m., the place from the moment he ballets, and chamber music. Dr. Whitt the future holds in store Mondays through Fridays. from for the first saw it, and remarked that it Downey said the class will follow department is unknown. 8 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. on Fridays However, is a far cry from the days when symphonic scores and analyze Dr. Myers believes that and from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. on the ultimate in a Senior day music of many radio programs. student enrollment will continue Saturdays, locale was Alum Rock park. 'Any student passing Music 10 at the present high rate. He also foresees the time when the Math- A business administration ma- The displays of student 'art in may enroll. Mr. Thomas E. Egan ematics department will be able jor, Sampson is a former presi- the corridor of the art building will be instructor. to grant the master's degree, a dent of the junior and senior can be seen -only during instruc- matter which will by class, and past :president of Blue tional hours. be decided the Key, Nine More To Get state Board of Education. BOB SAMPSON Carl 1. Lindner Gets Commerce Award Epsilon Pi Tau Holds Nine more students will re- Fall Art Teachers: program planned Appears to bear ceive departmental honor in out his promise. Silver Medal Award Commerce, according to Dr. Earl Report To Office Officer Installation W. Atkinson, department head. Sports Facilities Free All Art students who, wish to Carl T. Linder, a senior, has This list is in addition to a list For the approximately 500 Epsilon Pi Tau installed new student teach in the autumn been given a student achievement that appeared in the Spartan '49ers who will attend, daytime officers at its recent meeting on quarter should report to the Art award by the Wall Street journal. Daily recently. will be taken up with a variety the college campus, Eugene Mer- department office, room A-9 as The award consists of a silver The students are: Lois C. Car- of sports. Included are swimming curi, publicity chairman, reported soon as possible. 'Di'. Nftrques medal and a year's subscription lyle, Charles K. Gordon, Law- in the large blue pool, hiking, yesterday. Reitzel. department head, an- to that newspaper. rence W. Hildebrand, George W. golf, riding, tennis and indoor Officers are Lynn Hunwick, nounced yesterday. Hinkle, James B. Hobby, John sports. All the facilities will be president; Donald Blucker, vice- Lindner is majoring in econom- .Dr. Reitzel also said C. Kearney. Dorothy M. Kobay- that free except that golfers must president; Donald Guidoux, secre- ics and will receive an A.B. de- freshman art majors who v ish ashi, Bruce E.E L austen, and E I n bring their own clubs and sad- tary; Eugene Mercuri, treasurer; gree June 24. advice on fall quarter progrdms estine E. Lavagnino. dle happy seniors must rent their and Luke Angelich, membership may see Mr. Warren Finis in steeds. chairman. B-50, today, Wednesday, or Surviving all this, seniors will Outgoing officers. are Emil An- day. find a chicken dinner served that derson, president; Gifford Gibson, evening on the valley view ter- vice-president; Ernest Hickson, Announcements race. The full menu Includes secretary; Frederick Gresham, treasurer; and Herb er t Witt, ALAIA ETA SIGMA: Meeting ATTENTION! GENERAL SEC- Say membership chairman. tomorrow night, 7:30, room 127. ONDARY STUDENTS: All stu- _Sit WM. The following students were Eleetion of officers. initiated into the fraternity at a dents who expect to do their stu- Lavagnino, Fitton recent meeting in the Student NOTICE: Freshmen, sophomore dent teaching in either the major _Wowe Union: and junior class presidents may or minor field of English for the Luke Angelich, Oliver Antonuc- pick up their complimentary Send General Secondary credential dur- Ed 54, , Receive Awards cio, Donald Blucker, Mervyn ior Ball bids in the Graduate ing the autumn tmarter, 1949, Ernestine Lavagnino and Don Brown, William Cashman, Angelo Manager's office. Bring your stu- must report to the English office, Ou Fitton each received $25 cash C. Centanni, Eugene Doucette, dent body card. room H-28, NOT LATER THAN Robert Durkin, Robert Edlund, awards for highest scholarship av- SENIOR COUNCIL: Surplus noon today. Blossom Stanley Francis, Bert Gibbs. erages in Gamma Alpha Chi and disposition committee meeting to- David Girard Jr., ATTENTION! ALL PHELAN Alpha Delta 'Sigma, respectively, Donald Gui- day,. 2:30 p.m., room 39. Bob Bar- Floral doux, Edgar Guthrey Jr., Max CONTEST ENTRIES: Please pick Shop when the two national advertising mettler. Al B. Campbell, Bill De 14 W. Soo Hartdegen, Wayne HawIdna, Cart up your manuscripts at any time Antonio St. fraternities met in joint session Smith, George Link, Joan Polek, Ballard 11334 Dotal/inn, Lynn Hunwiek, from this date on. The manu- recently. Ray Bill Swasey, Glenna Shaw, Bob Jackson, scripts must be picked up by Robert Johnson, Tudor Rowley please note. Miss LaVagninds scholastic rat- Jones, Lowell K a m a r, Frank September 3, as they shall not be ing was' 2.64 and Fitton's was 2.73. Ktnnedy, Harry Kerwin, Edgar SPARDI GRAS EXECUTIVE kept after the nine-week Summer 'llaje is the second consecutive Laid. COMMITTEE: Meeting today, Session. Jean La Lanne, Carl Leijon, time Fitton reeelVed the prize.. 3:30 p.m., Student Union. Every- ANDREE'S John R. Martin, John McItobbte, one please have- &lull written re- SENIORS: Please check the The awards were presented by Fred Mehichke, Thomas Moore, port prepared to submit at that bulletin board across from Presi- dent's office, north side of Morris Alvin -Long of Long Advertising Carl Mustol, Harold Nelson, Vance time. Ranchburger!! Newcomb, Vincent Padilla, Frank Dailey lobby, for all senior in- agency, who is chapter head of Pavan, Forrest E. Peifer, Aubrun ATTENTION!, STUDENT formation. Sigma. Mr. Long pre- Alpha Delta Powell, Frank Presott o, John READERS: Any student who Hamburger on a the awards to outstanding sents Queise r, John Sailer, Albert would like to apply for reading in INTERNATIONAL RELA- both advertising groups French bun with scholars in Smith, Robert Tack, Frank Vail, the English department next fall TIONS CLUB: There will be no the end of each quarter. at Ralph Williams and George Yee. should contact Mrs. Waddington, further meetings the remainder French fried of this quarter. room H-28, before Friday. June 17. Pastan. ETA MU PI: Final meeting and election of officers for the coming CLASSIFIED ADS term. Tuesday, 6:15 p.m., Lucca's GRAND III Classified advertisements may ROOM AND HOARD: For col- relitaurant, Santa Clara. be placed In the Spartan Daily lege girls fall qiiirter. 429 N. WAA ARCHERS: Final shoot Andree's Drive-1n office, B-93, Monday through Fri- Third. 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4 SPARTAN DAILY THINCLADS PLACE FOURTH AT SANTA ROSA M onday, June 13, 1949 The Second fount Purdy Wins Two-Mile
By CARL UNDERWOOD At Junior PAA Meet Spartan Daily Sports Editor SANTA ROSA Dore Purdy, Spartan distance runner, over- CCAA Baseball came a seasonal no-firsts jinx and outsped the field in the Junior Pacific Amateur Association two-mile event at Santa Rosa, Friday Two Spartans Make night. Purdy's time of 9:46.7, set a -nes. meet record, breaking The old In light of recent developments, it is apparent San Jose State's standard Of 10:04.8 made by the Olympic club's O'Neill in 1936. The locals, entering the only position in the California Collegiate Athletic Association has become six-man team, placed fourth with extremely shaky. All-Coast Squads 12 points. Cal Agates (22) won, College of Pacific, the only school which has consistehtly been on followed by the second place Cali- (continued from page 1) an athletic par with the Spartans, withdrawing from the loop last fornia B team (19) and the third month, touched off the fireworks. Then, at the annual conference bat mark, and topped his circuit spot Olympic club (17);' - meeting in San Diego a week ago San Jose was nearly forced out of in hits, tetai hisses, runs batted Purdy won handily -by 14 yards. the CCAA when it was discovered the school was falling to comply in and dabbles. His time was only five seconds off VII a certain clause in the conference rules. Infield choices of Art Mazman- the San Jose standard of 9:41.7. This clause requires representatives of each loop school to be ian of Troy and Bob O'Dell of Dan Sawyer, local 440 entry California were popular 'with the other than those from athletic departments. Since San Jose's presi- Was badly boxed' at the start of campus mentors. Both lads per- dent, Dr. T. W. MacQuarrie, and "Tiny" Hartranft, head of the his race, but came out in the last ath- formed brilliantly in CIBA play 180 yards to finish a strong see- letic department, feel physical education instructors are far more and both are veterans of national ond dtwo yards behind the win- qualified to represent the school, Bill Hubbard, head Spartan football championship teams O’Dell with ner. Sawyer was clocked unoffi- coach, remains as the local representative. the Bears in 1947 and Mazmanian cially in 50.7. last season with the Trojans. Spartans May Be Forced From CCAA Bob Jones, San Jose State frosh Depending upon the decision of the P.E. head at ral Poly and 'Third baseman Tom Marier of discus star, tossed the platter out Washington second the present CCAA president, either a letter vote to decide whether State and shortstop 143 ft. 5-8 in. to score Jim Brideweser of USC had stiff spot honors behind ex-Spartan the clause in qtjestion should remain in the rules will be taken soon, competition in the balloting. They Ray Overhouse. Overhouse, won or the decision will be tabled until the CCAA meeting next winter. edged out Oregon's Al Cohen and the event for the Olympic club If the conferenea schools vote to keep the clause as it now stands, Washington's Bob Tate for top with a 147 ft. 6 1-4 in. effort San Jose State will be obligated to withdraw from the league. How- honors. while suffering from a badly in- ever, if the clause Is changed, which could easily happen, what will Other second team nominees fected arm. the Spartans then do! Should they pull out and attain an independent who garnered heavy voting in- Brenton Anderto n, another status, attempt to enter a new league, or remain in the (CAA? clude Gonzaga's star pitcher, Jack Spartan frosh athlete, tied for As we see it, whether the clause is changed or not, the handwrit- Curran, who is undefeated in two first place in the high jump with ing is on the wall. With COP an independent, it is obvious San Jose seasons and boasts a 12 straight two others at 6 ft. 1 1-2 in. Bill win streak--including a phenome- Gallagher, local broadjumper will almost completely dominate conference sports in the next several nal 0.4D ERA. The Trojans' hard- grabbed two thirds by virtue of a years. Several CCAA schools realize they can not match San Jose's BUD WINTER has guided Spar- hitting sophomore first sacker, tan track and field destinies 21 ft 7 3-4 in. broad jump and a strength, and would just as soon see the Spartans leave as soon as Rudy Regaldo, had not senior O'- since 1942. He will enter a team 42 ft. 1 in. hop, step, and jump. possible. Dell been in the picture, probably in the coming NCAA meet. would have annexed the post. Spartans Should Pull Out Three seniors and an outstand-` Ice Cream Too We feel San Jose should definitely pull out of the conference, MIDDLECOFF WINS ing sophomore dominated the regardless of the aforementioned clause, and follow College of Pacific coaches' choice in catching. Two EX-SPARTAN GREAT intO the independent ranks. The overall dthletic set-up might suffer Trojan experts, Bob Zuher and College Net Finals somewhat temporarily, but before long we think the higher caliber Bruce McKelvey, earned praise as AT NATIONAL OPEN of competition and increased revenue which this competition is certain expected. 'Oregon State's Frank Bobby Harris, San Jose. State's to bring. will more than make op for it. Roelandt, wound up his final sea- goodwill ambassador to Oklaho- Will Be Held Today son in a blaze of action collect- ma, played superb golf for 36 Many still argue against pulling out, unless forced to, claiming A new San Jose State tennis ing 17 RBIs, 18 runs, 2 homers holes in the among other things minor sports will take a beating. Let's analyze National Open at Chi- champion will be crowned this af- and 3 triples to lead the loop in cago but then faltered in the final this point. In the first place, technically speaking, there are no minor ternoon as the finals of the all - the first 14 contests. Santa Clara's two rounds and withdrew from since block letters are given In 12 different activi- college tourney will be held at sports at San Jose Berberet, won a place on the sec- the tournament. 2:30 at the Spartan Village courts. ties. Now, how many of these sports would be seriously hurt if, ond team because of his potent The former NCAA links cham- Chet Bulwa won his way into they were to compete on an Independent status! .348 in CIBA play. pion, playing- in America's num- the, finals by defeating Dick Rus- Boxing, golf, water polo, and skiing, especially, have been almost ber our golf tournament, was Dave Tate, senior second base- so 6-2, 6-2. His opponent will be, outside compet ion for several years and would eighth In a field of 150 top ama- extensively scheduled men of the Washington Huskies, either Emery Jones or Jim Cruze. teur and pro golfers after Fri- be affected very.little. Additional sports including swimming, wrestl- nosed out Oregon's Walt Kirsch Dick Russo and Bob Phelps will, day's- 'wore of 69. Harris was lead- fing, tennis, and gymnastics would probably suffer somewhat, but for second base spot on -the-Rt= Compete for the freshman diVin ing such stars as Sammy Snead, again a look at recent schedules will bear out the filet each team ond club. crown. In the consolation division Byron Nelson, and Jimmy De- with more outside schools than those from the CCAA. First Team Glen Shawl whipped Milt Ward competes maret until he shot a 77 Saturday Dick stiles, Wash. State; Hal 6-2, 6-3 to enter the finals. which put him out of the running. Big Four Shouldn't Suffer Tow, Santa Clara. Don Pender, Following the matches there Dr. Cary Middlecoff of Mem- The "big four," football, basketball, track, and baseball, could also USC; Pete Mesa, San Jose State, will be an ice cream party for all phis won the Open with a 72 hole in "big time" conmetition, we think. Again, pitchers. members of the varsity, junior hold their own or better of 286, one stroke ahead of Slam- all have done better than. average in competition with topnotch oppon- Bruce McKelvey, USC, Frank varsity and freshman tennis play- Roelandt, Oregon, catchers. min' Sammy Snead and Clayton ents up and down the Pacific Coast for several years. ers. The new champions will be Bob O'Dell; California, lb. Heafner. help clarify the situation no honored at this lime. The corning football season should Art Mazmanian, USC, Harris' par breaking 69 was the end. If the Spartans can hold their awn or-defeat one or more of the Torn Marior, Wash. State, 3b. third best score turned in Friday four powerful foes they will face in Stanford, Santa Clara, St. Mary's Jim Brideweser, USC, ss. ovee fitli very difficnit Medlnah ONE OF THEllAY AREAS and USE, it should make a tremendous difference as to future plans. Bill Renna, Santa Clara; Jack Country club course. It was the 'Outstanding high school and junior college athletes will then find Jensen, California; K. Chorlton, lacer boyls first major tournament. FINEST The former Spartan qualified Washington square a much more desirable place to attend college than Washington, outfielders. for the meet as an alternate from ART DEPARTMENTS prefer going to a otherwise, since such an athlete would usually Second Team the Oklahoma City district, lie
school which is approaching a "big time" athletic status rather than Dave Dahle, 'Stanford: George got his chance to play when Schlarb, U- one which is not. Stanich, UCLA; slack Charles Coe, the first choice, be- Curran, Gonzaga, pitch- Since football almost completely finances other sports, enough SC; Jack came ill and was unable to com- ers. be made from the four games mentioned and the Col- pete. money should Lou Berberet, Santa Clara, Bob set-up lege of Pacific contest to greatly furtber the whole athletic Zuber, USC, catchers. financially. Rudy Regalado, USC, lb. & WALLWERCo Bob Tate, Washington, 2b. New Coach Rumor
New Conference! Dwayne Kling, St. Mary's, 3b. As to a new conference involving the Spartans and sucb institu- Al Cohen, Oregon, as. Still Unconfirmed tions as Santa Clara, St. Mary's, USF, College of Pacific and Nevada, Skip Rowland, UCLA; Bob Walt Healey, San Jose real es- You Get or trying to break into the Pacific Coast Conference, we think the Wuesthoff, San Jose State; Gor- tate dealer and Spar ran Booster, stumbling blocks are too many at the present time. The Broncos and don Brunswick, Washington State, (who has been an ardent support- Gaels will not now adhere to any such plan, although the situation outfielders. er of the Spartan tracksters), has SERVICE may change in the near future. The PCC, on the other hand, has re- been rumored about the campus and you mained as it now stands for over 20 years, and has no intention of as being the college's first official- ly appointed freshman track coach. taking in any new members. This does not mean we should forget Ridgerunners, SAE Save 4c Per Gal. Athletic Director Gleo (Tiny) ideas, but rather become independent first and about either or both Hartranft, Football Coach Bill at the new devel- Will Clash Today work toward a conference gradually, always watching for Hubbard and Track Coach Bud opments among the schools mentioned. Four teams ..snoved into the Winter were unavailable for com- SAAVON semi-finals of the Intramural Sud- ment at press Wile Friday after- den Death tournament after scor- noon. The president's office report- SERVICE STATION Won Fans Fined ing victories in games played Something 'to Crow About! ed it had no knowledge of such an 41Is and William St. SACRAMENTO (UP) The Thursday. appointment. f MCVEY'S baseball season ia over for three Mid ('astie hurled the Ridge- CHICKEN Oroville fans at Edmonds Field. runners to a 12-0 triumph over I- FRIED Municipal Judge James McDon- DA(,, and SAE downed PPM, 7-3. PLUS: Roll, butter, french fried', neH yesterday ordered Albert These two sinning teams will TYPEWRITERS salad. Baughan, 46, Laura Baughan, 21, dash this afternoon on field one Daliversid Hot to Your Horned and J. E. Springer, 32, to pay 610 at 4 p.m. for rent fines and stay away from home Delta U. insured itself of one ALL for ONLY $1.00 games. more game by dumping the Sleep- SAN JOSE TYPEWRITER CO. ers by an 8-2 score. They will meet the Happy Swatters today at 530 Special Rental Rates for Students p.m. on field one. The Swatters McVeys' Complete FLY-FOR $99.00. T.. Used Standard & Portable Machines For Sale advanced in tourney play by CATERING SERVICE COAST TO COAST Also New Portables blanking Theta Mu, 12-0. Easy Paymant Plan - Phomas: Mayfair 3285 and 2278 LOS ANGELES $9.99 plus tax Wednesday, the finals will he CORONA UNDERWOOD ROYAL REMINGTON 2801 ALUM ROCK AVE. Low Fares to Other Points played, the championship game 6. 1900 The Caterer from Decatur 34 S. Market Ballard 19S3-11 being scheduled for field one at G. A. BLANCHARD 24 So. 2nd St., Be!, 349 530 p.m.