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Pioneers 7 Lumberjacks 20 Balboa Stadium was the site of the Pioneer's final game of the season as they engaged the University of Arizona at Flagstaff. The Lumberjacks jumped off to an early 7-0 lead as they pounded away at U.S.D.’s defense. The Pioneers evened the score at 7-7 when Bill Franklin intercepted an Arizona pass deep in Lumberjack territory. Flagstaff was not to be denied, however, as they continued to grind out yardage against the Pioneers. U.S.D., lacking in depth, soon began giving away ground allowing the Lumberjacks to tally for 13 points in the second half. The final score. Lumberjacks 20 — Pioneers 7. The Arizona game ended San Diego’s regular season leaving the Pioneers' record standing at two wins—three losses for their initial football season. Coach Gil Kuhn promised that U.S.D.’s potential will be increased greatly next year with the returning varsity lettermen and with the spirit of a hardworking new coach. Watch the elbow! 79 Tessary adds the season's final point.
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By far the most exciting game of the season was the 14-12 Pioneer victory over the New Mexico Military Institute. Playing their usual role of underdog, an inspired Pioneer line held the Broncos when it most counted. A gamble on fourth downs twice paid off, setting up both of our touchdowns. But a fighting Bronco team also scored twice, and the deciding factor of the game proved to be Larry Tessary. Larry gave the team its margin of victory by twice converting. When both teams play good, clean, “heads-up” ball, as these teams did, there can be no loser. The Pioneers won the game, but both teams won the admiration of the crowd. 78
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Bottom Row: (left to right) David Oppheimer, Ralph King, Joe DiTamaso, Bob Gonzales, Benny Barnes, Mason Berry, Bill Tony, Al Kish, Jim Abbott, Joe McNamara, Larry Tessary. Middle Row: Sam Colarusso, Kirby Woods, Rudy Rudinski, Tom Kelly, Louis Castagua, Ronnie Raya, Tony Procopio, Bill Banaga, Bill Franklin, 80
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