San Diego State University - Del Sudoeste Yearbook (San Diego, CA)

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Bennie Edens center Aztec good will ambassadors serenade the rooters from the raisin country. Pep bandsters giving their all: Forrest Gantz, Dick Greville, Jerry Shirkey, Bob Redfield, Bob Finch, Bob Skidmore That ' s Betsys Successor in the rear. « Bob Kaiser, right tackle Night for Greeks, but everyone was invited to the inter-so- rority, inter-fraternity dance in the men s gym after the game. Bud Bordier. left guard 25

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CAL POLY SDSCs first victory in CCAA football was garnered when the Aztecs walloped Cal Polys Mustangs, 28-14, at San Luis Obispo November 20. A quarterback sneak from 22 yards out gave the Staters their first tally: moments later, fullback Dick Simmons cracked through his right guard for another. Simcox fired a pass to end Leo Heaton for a third touchdown, while another sizzling aerial combination- Art Filson to Jack Kaiser-accounted for the final six points Nick Radovich made good on two conversions, and a timely tackle by Lloyd Cassady reaped the Aztecs a safety SAN JOSE STATE Local sports writers raised their eyebrows when the Aztecs held the highly favored Spartans to a 21-13 margin in the CCAA encounter at San Jose No- vember 12. Highlight of the battle was the defensive display of the powerful Aztec line, which completely out- played the northern club, holding them scoreless the first half. San Diego s first counter came in the third period, on a 5 8-yard gallop by Murray Callan. while in the last quarter Dick Simmons bucked over for the second score. The Aztec defense was unable to stem the 70- yard Spartan march to a final touch- down. Backs; Number 24, Red Herrill, holds the right half position, teaming with left half Bob Embrey. Out on deck at the Tau Delta Chi Shipwreck victims Larry Rasmusscn, Barbara Stewart, Don Mitchell, Gloria Bell, Ann Rutledge. Bill Sanford. Wilkes Joy, Ann Campbell, Jane Balch and Don Weber Left to Right! escape the crowd inside