University of San Diego High School - Presidio Yearbook (San Diego, CA)

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HIGH DONS FOOTBALL Sl- 'K WW? ii -QQ -Q- ASSISTANT COACHES: MR. ED STRANGE, MR. JOSEPH GALINDO No. Name 60 Joe Amaral 61 Tom Withers 62 Jim Withers 63 Tom Beckman 64 Steve Lebherz 70 Steve Boudreau 71 Tom Alkazin 72 Joe Buchanan Pos. No. Name G 73 Bob Campbell G 79 Pete Adams G 80 Don Weir G 81 Kevin Madden G 82 Gil Oriol T 83 Tom Balestrieri T 84 Ron Monks T 85 Mike Crossman Trainer: M. McDonald 27 OS. T T E E E E E E

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UNIVERSITY VARSITY 'Rx :M HEAD COACH: MR. ROBERT TROMETTER Name Tim Gallagher Pat Quick Tom O'Connor Dave Ray Don Haran Terry Hernandez Dean Rice Steve Johnston Matt Sundstrom Name Tom Daniels Rick Amaral Dan Sexton Mike Reardon Brant Parsons Stan Drew Joe Hughes David McGahee Charles Capples Managers: R. Duke, T. Hoffman, C. Skinner

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DON DEFENSE DOMINATES lt was the Don's defense that contained the Hornet of- fense and gave Uni its first victory of the year over num- ber one-ranked Lincoln I4-12. The scoring began with a 23 yard Steve Johnston field goal early in the second quarter. The next time the Dons got the ball, Dean Rice capped a sixty-three yard drive with a six yard run around for the touchdown. Johnston DONS DOWN DOGS The Dons reversed the tables this year by downing Point Loma 28-6. Last season the Dons suffered a 44-I4 defeat to the Pointers, but this year rolled easily to a vic- tory under the leadership of Tim Gallagher. The Univer- sity offense was powered by the strong running of Tom Daniels, who scored three touchdowns. He was aided by l 28 kicked the p.a.t., but the half didn't end until the Dons caught Lincoln in their own endzone for two points. 1 Uni defenders scored another safety and held the Hornets to two touchdowns and no p.a.t.s. the swift running of halfbacks Dean Rice and Tim Murphy and ends Madden and Weir. The Uni defense held the Pointers to only six points and also scored six themselves when Buck Buchanan recovered a blocked kick in the endzone. The half-time score was 7-6 in favor of the Dons, but the Dons scored 21 points to wrap up the game in the third quarter.