Mashood Danmole played soccer for the Dons and earned All-Conference Honorable Mention in 1953 and 1954; he graduated in 1956.
Returning veterans include Manuel Ortiz, J.M. Beattie, Bill Cox, Alex Labrador, Jose Leon, Ralph Pardell, Armando Denys, Albert Rangel, Bill Herup, Ray Gilmartin, Pete Ashe, Ron Edgeman, Ray Fazzio, and All-American Funmi Osibogun. New players will be Les Grimes, who played one year at City College, Andrew Conway, Thomas Klitzgaard, Rudolph Danglic, Joe Ignoffo, Antonio Romualdez, Al Muzi-Falconi, Andrew and John Tozychi, from Scotland; Mashood Danmole, from Nigeria; Brian Pike and Patrick Ford, both of San Francisco; and Adrian Manzano, from the Philippines.
Donoghue was well satisfied with the boys' showing. Danmole, at center-forward, turned in an aggressive game, almost giving Quintiro, the A.C. goalie, nervous fits.
Last Saturday the men of the Green and Gold shut out Stanford, 5-0, for victory number two. Center-forward Mashood Danmole paced the Dons with three goals. The first came on a relay from Funmi Osibogun, the second, five minutes into the third quarter, on a cross from Rangel, and the third on another cross from Rangel, with an assist from inside right Brian Pike. Rangel chalked up number four on a relay from Ortiz to Danmole, and the fifth score was manufactured by Pike on a relay from Osibogun (TheFoghorn).
