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Santa Clara Newspaper (6!01!73)
Santa Clara Newspaper (6!01!73)
V01.51 $5.00 per year University of Santa Clara, Santa Clara, California Friday, June 1, 1973 No. 46
Arrangements Made
to Langholff, "three years ago the cost Service Systems was employed to
difference was not that significant-we manage it, and has retained the
didn't feel it warranted a change." contract since that time.
Brian Kau
While the management personnel
Saga Food Services is a division of of the cafeteria will all be transferred
the Saga Administrative Corporation, a by Service Systems, the rest of the
Medal Recipients nationwide company which serves 275 employees, like the ladies at the doors
college cafeterias throughout the
country, including Universities of
California at Santa Cruz and Berkeley,
The University administration announced the names of the winners and the Notre Dame College in Belmont, and
honorable mentions for the Nobili and Saint Clare Medals. The Nobili Medal was Mertlo College.
and the kitchen help, will be given the
option to remain when Saga takes
over. Van Horn asserts, "We will
interview every person who wants to
For Budget Surplus
be hired."
awarded to Richard C. Hagan with Honorable Mention going to William F. Saga was started in 1948 by three Langholf says that hopefully the Recommendations for the disposal Mass ■ June 9 Also included in the
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Bosque Jr., and Phillip H. Warreo. The. Saint Clare Meda!-recipient students who assumed the direction of new food service in conjunction with of the ASUSCs $13,000 budget proposal are $5OO for the library and
VJaureen
A. Gilbert, Honorable Mention going to Carol A. Brown and Christine M. Rossi. the cafeteria at hobart College. The the will' be surplus 4io>e-been marfe by- ■thv* ths- ijme amoant for the gym-for
company has expanded to include also able to investigate some optional plans Department of Finance. Subject to miscellaneous expenditures.
Enterprises which own Straw Hat of cafeteria eating for boarding Senate approval, these
Pizza and The Velvet Turtle students. "Saga," he says, "has some recommendations would give money
Vote On
News Briefs
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Anderson's Black Angus. approaches to student feeding that "We tried to spread the money
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field."
groups."
With 560 votes recorded for the The University Chorus would constitution as long as the students
Resident Assistants: Nancy Billicich, Cheryl Blanc, Diane Bonnie, Patrick Breen, The awards have traditionally receive $5OO to hire an orchestra for
Margaret Camarena, Kevin Duggan, James Egan, Pamela Ficco, Amy Gartland[
Most Inspirational Person, the voting make an effort to get out and cast
been presented at commencement. its performance of the Bach B-minor
was spread fairly evenly among their ballots.
Keith Graham, Vernon Granneman, Richard Hagan, Anne Mary Holm, Margaret administrators and faculty members.
Jones, Catherine Kelly, Bernard Mack, Vick Marchini, Frank O'Connor Theresa
Carry Charge Implemented In The Noose call all dorms and on-campus offices.
Such a
approximately
system
$2 per
would cost
year per
The dorm committee noted that
the above recommendations are
contingent, to varying extents, upon
Between 10 a.m. and 5 p.m. yesterday, scores of students student. Installation costs would the results of the often delayed dorm
Fr. Patrick Donohoe, University Chancellor, has announced that, in order to amount to about SO cents per dorm questionnaire circulated by the Board
improve the collection of student accounts, the University is considering a passed through and/or oiMin Seifert Gym to donate blood. The of Community Order. The finalized
student, but would be a one-time
carrying charge. mobile unit of the Dracula Drink-of-the-Month Club drained investment. report is expected to be in at the start
In a letter addressed to parents and students, Donohoe explained that the many gallons of leeched liquid. While several punctures 4.) That the University of the summer.
purpose of the charge is to discourage delinquent payment of accounts. reportedly used the Creator's name in vein, the hemophiles experiment more in the manner of The members of the dorm
In the same letter Donohoe announced officially that the University credit made sure that no one was misbled. After waiting, being dorm living—offering such options as committee are Mary Beth O'Neill,
card program has been discontinued due to its cost. weighted, having red, losing red and finally seeing who sells cells Peter Horan, Jim C. Keogh, Catherine
Credit arrangements have been made with Bank of America and Crocker co-ed dorms with males and females
(red, white or blue), the quiet znoe donors circulated out of living in adjacent rooms, improvement Ferri, Jim Guyol, Mary Frances Walsh
National Bank to offer all Santa Clara students the opportunity to obtain the and part-time members John Cromwell
Bankamericard and Master Charge Card for use on campus. their sanguinary sanctuary. in dorm kitchen facilities with future
experimentation in a food cooperative' and Bob Upper*.
FORUM
if you agree with me that live music
should be an integral part on every
President's Report college campus, then you may take
"heed and explore Pipestuge for
Yesterday during the day the proposed ASUSC yourself.
constitution failed by default. At 4:00 p.m. when the It would be nice to think that a
Off Campus Students pole closed a total of 128 votes student-run and a student funded
organization could attract at least a
had been cast. I, at that point, called off the election modest crowd. Pipestuge has its faults
yesterday evening for the On-campus Students, because in irregular hours and an inconsistent
we would have needed all but 74 on-campus students sound system and food. But if given
voting. Figuring that was practically impossible, I the chance and the people, it could
cancelled the election. We'll try again next Thursday, turn out to be a nice place to spend an
June 7th. A few different tilings will be done for that evening.
election. Copies of the constitution will be available Art Bennett
Monday afternoon at the information booth.
Well this is the last column until September. There
will be a lot to say by then. Right now I'm devoting all
my time to get this constitution passed and to set up
Racial
things for the summer. (I'm staying here for the
summer.) Thanks to all people who've helped so far this
Overtones
end. Maintain for the last two weeks of school.
BILL EVERHART Dear Editor:
EWtortai This is a copy of a letter I am
sending to Father Terry. I felt it was
Hopeful Signs
important enough that the whole
Latter To TheEditor University community know of it.
Dear Father Terry,
It shall soon be ten months since
Why Hagan????? you circulated your 14 September
1972 memorandum to the faculty,
ASUSC officers. BSD president and II
For the University of Santa Clara, the this year; moral problems were widespread. Frente coordinator, wherein you made
1972-73 academic year marked a significant Certainly this area must receive strong attention Dear Editor: a false accusation concerning the
series of events. in the future in the search for a satisfactory firebombing of Mr. Joseph Dißryan's
procedure. apartment in Swig Hall, implying that
It would be nothing short of dishonesty to The news release announcing the No more Service Systems, no more
winner of the University's most I, either personally or as a member of
deny that in a number of ways the year was one Nevertheless, the existence of controversy
prestigious award that couid be given
Gino, no more Alberta, no more the Black community, was involved.
of many conflicts and few resolutions." does not necessarily paint a bleak future. Santa to any student, the Nobili Award
tenyaki. The mass corporation Even more astonishing than the
Clara is most definitely undergoing a painful structure has invaded Benson, and lingering ramifications of your action
suprises me. In fact, it scares me. The they are pushing out a food service
The year saw the firing of the Benson Seven; period of transition. What is important for the reason the announcement of this has been your disrespect and apparent
the introduction of police on campus for the future is the realization of this fact and the which has faithfully dished out lasagne lack of concern for the damage you
award fightens and puzzles me revolves for nine years now. When will the
first time; the arrest of a number of Chicano implementation of sound, forceful solutions to around the question: why? Which of have done to me. At the time, I gained
students. A workable system for handling the various problems. administration halt its big business unfounded notoriety among my fellow
Richard Hagen's accomplishments, in practices? When will they realize that a
minority complaints and defining minority the eyes of the University, justifies his soured stomach will not a higher students and faculty members and
status on this campus must be implemented. There are a number of hopeful signs. The reception of this award? since have suffered a great deal of
projected development projects for upcoming enrollment make? mental anguish, including loss of sleep
In the eyes of the University,how Love with future indigestion.
It was the year of the Master Plan and the years, the new interdisciplinary courses of the could a former censored senator, who and appetite. This evidently still exists.
controversies surrounding both the ideological College of Humanities, the broadening of the is at best an average student be Chip Florence To say the least, your action was
and the feasible future programs for the University | academic program I through the qualified? A person whose main both unwarranted and irresponsible.
But it is not vengeance that prompts
University. An acceptable set of goals has yet to
be outlined.
acceptance of the music 1 major, the
implementation of a Nor CalPirg chapter on
accomplishment as ASUSC President
was to divide registration into two
Blood Drive me to air my disillusionment and
campus, the scheduled live-learn dorm, all spell days, which will return next year to anguish; I am using this as an
In the past year Santa Clara has faced the the existence of a fresh, innovative approach to the old one day system cannot be (overdue) opportunity to exonerate
full import of a drastically diminishing rather classified as one who has done a lot for myself and sincerely request that those
,
the environment and educational aspects at the University. who persist in mentioning the affair in
than expanding, number of applications. The Santa Clara. Dear Editor,
impact of this phenomenon spells a major Without really trying one can respect to me stop doing so. Father
e think of 5-6 other students who by Terry, your half-hearted clarification
re-evaluation for the future. There is much to be accomplished. The I want to thank everyone who of 15 September 1972 in which you
Controversy over faculty tenure was keen anyone's standards have done more for
work is only beginning. participated for their support of the attempted to re-establish the events of
the students and the University than
this year's recipient. Phil Warren, Bob Blood Drive yesterday in Seifert Gym. the evening in a more accurate manner
After a slow start in the moring, we did not in any way serve to halt the
Ortalda, Carl Brodt, Phil Austen, Jim finally received 120 pints, an amount
Keogh and even the controversial suspicion surrounding my alleged
Dennis Krohn have done more for thjs which can certainly be termed involvement.
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office. Curl up in my sleeping bag on the sofa: my alarm Leittem has patiently read most of the lines that have John Overend
clock will wake me up. Nine o'clock every morning I'll appeared in this column. Wherever I was reasonable, R /,E or,
Jf''L Bt "i* Ooringer. Kevin Brtggi, Jim Keogh
Mike Rlordan, Art Bennett, Rita Beamlih.Mlke Malone
toddle down the stairs in my robe and slippers, wherever I curbed my arrogance, wherever you could
soapdish in hand, and pay a visit to the showers in the understand what I was saying. Mary Leittern's critical
Benson basement. ability had paid off. I am indebted to Mary Leittem. not
Dressed and shaved, 111 sneak into Benson for a long only as one of my best friends, but as someone who, as
breakfast over somebody's leftover Chronicle. my closest advisor, has helped make much of
my work Santa Clara 96083.
All the comforts of home. as editor this year worthwhile.
Friday, June 1,1973 THE SANTA CLARA 3
Weekend Wanderer
What's Happening?
S. J. FelaMarket
The flearnarket, once you squatting out on the po' side of
are used to it, is one of the most town next to the auto auction
entertaining ways of spending a and the San Jose Auto-Movie Friday, June 1
Saturday or Sunday morning (more about that mad house Jacques Strap A> the Dixie Cups, a group of Santa Clara
here in the midst of the San Jose another time). greasers, will return for another performance, accompanied by
urban muddle. The place is a riot The SJFM is a cross section 9-12 p.m.
colors and smells and
.
pf of the Bay Area's version of the Cocktail Party for senior history majors, complete with history
sounds-most of them ugly, American Way of Life. You'll ofessors. Faculty Club, 4:30 p.m., history degree required.
always a hell of a lot of fun. It is see everyone from welfare
a Morroccan souk and a Mexican recipients to wealthy doctors' at Ricard Observatory. 8:39-11 p.m.
market place combined. It is a wives sitting behind tables selling
dirty, loud, busy, ex-parking lot Saturday, June 2
their junk. Some stands sell
tamales and tacos, others Linda La Flamme, former singer of "It's a Beautiful Day," will
Chorus To vegetables, fruit or Mexican
pastry. Auctioneers yell over
loudspeakers to sell off
be performing with bar band. Pipestage, $.25 with SCU
student body card. Touted by ASUSC as being one of the best
talents all year.
Movie: Billy Jack, the award-winning flick about an idealistic
Sing Bach merchandise to a few customers
and a lot of shills.
Everything can be found
Indian who knows karate. DS 207; 7,9,11 p.m., $.75.
International Club Dinner, featuring food from all over the
world. Everybody welcome. Tickets available at the
here—from the third gear you Information Booth. Members (single)-$2; non-members
need for your V.W. to the ZAP (smqle)-$3; couples (non-members)-$5. 7 p.m.
The University Chorus will
perform Johann Sebastian
comix No. 1 you've hunted for
years. Switchblades, spavined NASA/AMES film. 1-5 p.m.
Bach's Mass in B-minor in the refrigerators, tape decks, dolls, Sunday, June 3
Mission Church on Saturday, castors to a forgotten couch,
June 9. With Dr. Nyquist once-racy paper backs, artificial NASA/AMES film. 1-5 p.m.
conducting, the concert is dog droppings (where are you Senate meeting to wrap up the year that would have been
scheduled for 7:30 p.m. Lenny Bruce?), everything.. wrapped up last Wednesday, but they didn't get a quorum.
Poetry Reading
Pottl Hawkins
Kenna 102, 6:30 p.m.
Featured soloists will include The food stands sell some of
Carolyn Bisel and Barbara the best Mexican food you'll Tuesday, June 5
Winklebleck, sopranos; Jams find in this area. When the dust
Wilcox, contralto; Stephen gets to you, stand where you are Roger S teffens performed his renditions of modern poetry last night in Daly Science in an evening Tom Waits, an outstanding artist from Los Angeles, who has
Janzen, tenor; and Richard and a golf cart full of beer will titled "Poetry for those who hate poetry." Steffens has been giving poetry reading of this sort of the recently recorded an album with Herb Cohen and Jerry Yester
Haile, bass. soon roll by. With a discerning past seven years, appearing in high schools, colleges and T.V. shows throughout the country. Preferring on Asylum Records. "Closing Time" is the name of the album,
eye and a little practice, a good living poets for the bulk of his show, Steffens also includes e. e. cummings, one of his favorite authors. and Waits' performance marks the closing date for the
This will be the chorus'
final performance for this shopper can make some fine academic year. Pipestage, $.25 with SCU card.
academic year. Accompanying deals or trades. Be sure to argue. Thursday, June 7
them will be student James If you play the game properly
Lang at the organ and a
professional orchestra playing
Renaissance instruments, with
Milton Ryan of the Music
youll get some buys you'll never
find anywhere else, not always
legal,of course. For example, I
once bought a brand new
Hendrix album for a buck that
Interdisciplinary Courses Tomb treasures recently excavated in mainland China is the
subject of two unusual color films, on loan from the
Delegations of the People's Republic of China to the United
Nations. De Saisset, 7:30 and 9:30 p.m.
Finals Schedule
soloist in the Bay Area. and you may find yourself the ideology of American capitalism. Don Juan" by Gluck and literature, Lievestro is an
Ticket information can be next weekend sitting behind a Because these, courses were Strauss' tone poem "Don Juan." Associate Professor of English.
obtained from the Music counter selling Aunt Petulia's designed to analyze a common All of these are programmatic He teaches courses in the
Department or the Information opium snuff box and the world's theme from the perspective of compositions which contain the modern novel, and a two-quarter
Booth. largest collection of beer cans. several different academic love theme. humanities course series which
disciplines, Fr. John Gray, dean In psychology, Kierkegaard, surveys EJKopean continental
of the College of Humanities, Martin D'Arcy, S.J., Carl Jung, literature.
Tentative Flicks June 4—classes that meet at 9:10 a.m. and 1:10 p.m.
proposed Monday
to accentuate this Rollo May and Denise
interdisciplinary approach by Derougemount all comment on The American capitalism Tuesday June 5-dasses that meefat 8:10 and 12:10 p.m.
offering these courses through the Don Juan theme as a course will be taught by Dr. Wednesday June 6—classes that meet at 10:10 a.m. and 2:10 p.m
the college as a whole rather psychological type, and on the Steven Gelber of. the History Thursday June 7—classes that meet at 11:10 a.m. and 4:10 p.m
Department who plans to
Proposed For Fall
than through individual myth and imagery used to F riday June B—classes that meet at 3:10 p.m.
departments. support the love theme. introduce four different
Dr. Christiaan Lievestro of Students in this course will disciplines. The following schedule will be adhered to for Junior, Sophomore
the English Department, who compare the ways in which Through philosophy,
students will look at the and Freshman Examinations.
will offer the course on the Don. different- artists and authors have
classified ads
Closely Watched Trains, The
Conformist, The Confession
(Coste-Gavras), The Collector.
the Pity, Summer of '42, Sacco electricity bill? 7. What is the amount of trash A. $42,000. 795 W.
and Van Zetti, Those A. $B,OOO/mo. collected daily and the cost to
2. What is the monthly heating dispose of it? 11. How often do we paint the Ca. 247- *&*«*+&
Magnificent Men in Their Flying
Machines, The Touch, 2001, bill? A. 20 cubic yards (compressed); interior of our buildings? FOR SALE: Gretsch Electric BMW-'69. white; axclf. cond. I wh * " ot st ' (;k "°??°
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A. $2,000/mo. A. Every four years.
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$46/day.
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Tristana.
3. What is the monthly water 8. What is the number of 12. What were the painting costs body made-in excellent 1011. "big red" to be awakened when
bill? A. $BOO/mo. vehicles owned by the University in the last calendar or fiscal year, even a whole schmeel of fatties
Umbrellas of Cherbourg, 4. What is the maintenance cost (other than passenger cars)? including labor and materials? call
Ulysses (by Joyce), Viridiana, per year per square foot of What would be the replacement A. $42,000. Micheal in 419 The Bitch
4-THE SANTA CLARA Friday, June 1,1973
The Bullpen
Indy; R.I.P
Bronco Sports By Dennis Ruffner
Two men are dead and several others are in serious
condition in an Indianapolis Hospital. Is it worth it? Gordy
Johncock won the Indianapolis 500 the other day and I
have to ask why.
Why is it so necessary for men and machine to travel
Ton of the Key The Eye Opener over 180 miles an hour on a 70 year old track to prove
that I should 'Go Goodyear' and that STP is really the
'Racers Edge'?
Goodbye 72-73 take home most of the $1 million purse. But how much
will it cost to put Swede Savage's legs back together and to
j
bury Armedo Toran.
It took ABC's prime time telecast of the Indianapolis
Debacle to show me just how worthless the Indy 500 is.
By Kevin Costello By Paul Bossenmaier Chris Shenkel, Jim McKay etal gave us a brilliant portrayal
of the sickness that infests the American midwest every
On the whole, sports at Santa Clara for the 1972-1973 Jim McKenna Memorial Day.
I saw Savage's $lOO,OOO machine disintegrate in
academic year are over, save the summer camps and ttu fractions of a second and saw it happen again and again as
seven crewmen and woman back east competing in the Few seniors will ever forget that Saturday night late in March our freshman year
the ABC people showed it four times in slow motion
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National Championships. when S.C. squared off with UOP in Stockton for what could have been the WCAC
As I look back on this year's major sports program I championship clincher. Instead the Tigers prevailed 72-63. However, the night's fireworks replay.
I saw Savage thrashing around in the mass of wreakage
see numerous ups and downs that brought literally did not begin until Keith "Dog Face" Paulson and Robby Sperring squared off with less as he tried to extinguish the flames that were engulfing
thousands of spectators to their feet at victory and to their than one minute remaining. Paulson connected with a left hook which would have done his body. Savage was lucky; he is alive.
beer in defeat. Joe Frazier proud, and Sperring was rendered unconscious. A riot ensued which took 50 Not so lucky was a member of his teams pit crew.
The year began with football against a stronger, faster of Stockton's finest to quell, and in the midst of all the duking in the middle of the Toran was running to his aid when a fire truck ended his
and more experienced San Jose State. A last-second loss
disappointed us but it looked as if we would see some
brouhaha, was Santa Clara's middle linebacker Steve Stanich. Stanich landed a few 22 years in this life. Why?
great football throughout the year. Unfortunately for haymakers of his own and was given a police escort out of town. Some say its the money. I ask Granitelli and the boys
if their share of the purse can pay for the lives lost at Indy.
those who aren't diehard traveling fans, we were only able Some say that it is a way to improve automotive
to see four home games. But they were impressive. No, Next Monday, with winter quarter finals but a few hours away, the Broncs and products. Frankly, I don't care if my tires or oil can go
there was no Dan Pastorini, but there was a Clyde Bengals meet at Memorial Gym on the USF campus in the playoff tb end all playoffs. 500 miles at those speeds. I am much more concerned
Lebaron, a James Winnegan and a Jay Corey (drafted by Twenty-five minutes before game time the fisticuffs began, and martial law prevailed. about 40,000 miles at 70 miles an hour.
the pros). Coach Malley did an excellent job, but would Some say it's exciting. Sure, crashes are exciting, but
admit a few close decision losses, turned wins would have Amidst flying debris and broken bottles, the Broncos, led by Ralph Ogden and Dennis
been happier to remember. Autrey, took the court. At this point, only one thing was wrong: Santa Clara's team was so are tornadoes. The '73 Indy went 133 laps and at the
there, but the Bronc rooting section was noticeably absent. A few moments later that was finish only ten cars were on the track; that s one car for
Basketball, a season so close, yet so far. True, the. every 1320 feet of track. Whoopee!
Broncos had a winning season, but a bird ended it for them quickly rectified as Steve Stanich made his now unforgettable ride down half court on the
<on a dead note. It's no championship, noenthusiasm, by the shoulders of his 55 obviously drunk football comrades. No sooner did Stanich slow up Wednesday's tragedies were not the only blemishes
spectators as far as basketball is concerned. So, sadly, most scaring this year's event. Driver Art Pollard was killed in
than World War 111 broke out. When the dust had finally cleared, Santa Clara had won the first day of time trials and Salt Walters is still in critical
people said that they just weren't good enough. 65-56, and in so doing claimed a trip to the Western Regionals at Seattle. condition after an almost unbelievable crash not 20 yards
Unfortunately, last year they were that good. All they
needed was a spark, an exciting play from someone to into an unsuccessful attempt to run the race on Monday.
make them that much better. Hopefully Coach Williams The battle had been won, but the war had just begun. No sooner did each cheering The Indianapolis 500 is a useless expense of time,
will find that spark next year. Somewhere we will have to money and human lives. If the automotive industry spent
section set foot outside then they were met by a third opponent, the San Francisco half the funds it spends on this fiasco on auto safety
find a new Mike Stewart and Fred Lavaroni. Next year Tactical Squad. There remains no doubt who won this confrontation, as the Tact squad
Williams has his work cut out. devices, the highways that you and I drive might be a little
was, as usual, uncerciless in their quelling of the disturbance. bit safer.
In the last couple of years, no matter how good Two are dead and two are seriously injured. I thank
the other sports fared, everyone has looked at baseball and
said that we have had a good year in sports. That's because Despijte this defeat, a few diehard Broncs returned that night to organize a panty raid. ABC Sports for letting me know that Art Pollard and
the baseball team always won. What happened this year? Many administrators were called to quell the disturbance, and when all was said and done, Swede Savage went Goodyear and had the Racers Edge.
They had as much talent as ever, maybe even more. For many a collector's item hung from the hallowed halls of McLaughlin.
me it was sad to see a team with that much potential lose a
league title. I heard alot of talk about all the problems
they had. Possibly over the summer those problems will be
Malley Announces
resolved. I don't want to predict but I'm sure next year we
will see a whole new look in Bronco Baseball.
Then there are some bright spots. Rugby this year has
McGowen NamedlO-Man
improved a thousand percent and developed a program
which has been growing in years past to a strong outfit.
June Summer Camp
The Ruggers represented SC from Monterey to Canada and
may be one of Santa Clara's strongest sport programs in
just a few years.
SC Crew too has the respect oi every oarsmen they
Intramural Champions The
University
seventh annual
of Santa Clara
for the fall schedule," Malley
said.
have faced this year. No they are still not the best in the Football Camp will be held June There will be no contact
land but they are just becoming a major sport here. Jim By PAUL SCHMUCK 25-29 on Ryan Field, it was work in the program (the, only
McGowen's club posted a Filio, who has a habit of running announced today by Pat Malley camp of its type in the area), the
Farwell has done an excellent job with the program and fine 4-1 season record and a into people was seriously injured
Tom McGowen's 1972 and Bill McPherson, co-directors coaches emphasized. The
should be commended. championship soft ball team spotless 5-0 playoff mark. But in a collision at home plate. Re of the summer program. program will feature
Yes, I know I left out tennis, swimming, especially repeated as intramural coach McGowen, who resides in scored on the play, but he Open to all area high school calesthenics, the Fixer-Genie
soccer and everyone else but the WRA is not griping so champions again this year with Chicago in the off season, was received a gash on his right foot players who are planning to play Circuit, progressive running,
why should you. some sizzling performances in still obviously disappointed in which sidelined him for the final the sport this fall, the program chalk talks, film study and
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In closing I would like to thank Pat Malley and all the league playoffs. The finale, his team's hitting throughout the game. will take place from 1 to 4 p.m., individual group work.
possibly their most impressive year commenting, "We were Monday through Friday, June Cost of the Santa Clara
those associated with the Athletic Department under his terrible at the plate all season
direction. Without their kindness and co-operation we 'Victory of the season, was a In the locker room after the 25-29. The camp will Football Camp is $3O, payable
perfect 13-0 shutout over a until we got into the finals, but game the seniors could only concentrate on fundamentals upon registration at the SCU
would have nothing to write about. Now wouldn't that strong Cardoza club. In the that's where it counts." The praise each other for such a great fieldhouse on the first day, June
be a shame. and conditioning with a purpose
seven inning contest the seniors really hit well in the season and for repeating as to better prepare the high school 25. Each camper receives an
frustrated baseballers pounded playoffs totaling 59 runs to the softball champions. Coach gridder for his upcoming season, SCU Football Camp T-shirt. AU
SC Oarsmen Try out 17 hits compared to only oppositions 20. The playoff McGowen could only talk about Malley said: athletes must supply their own
three for the opposition. Pitcher, scores for McGowen's team were how great it would be to return "With most of our football trunks and cleats.
Vic Rice, the club's best 13-7, 13-3, 9-3, 11-7, <md 13-0 for next year's season or to go camp enrollees having just Information on the football
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