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Ex-Pitt Grid Boss
Moves to Oregon
For 1951 Season
Coach Leonard J. "Lcn” Casanova. Oregon's new gridiron
mentor, is now entering his sixth season as a college head coach.
After four seasons at Santa Clara I'niversity, Coach Casa
nova moved to Pittsburgh for the 1950 campaign and trans
ferred to Eugene one year later.
Casanova placed football and baseball at Santa t lura (luting
his college days. He opened m.u
coachiiig career in 1928 at Belniont
Military Academy in California,
and he later become head coach
at Sequoia High in Redwood City
During his five seasons at
Sequoia, his grldders won 36
games, lost 10, and tied 3. They
captured three league titles and
never finished below third place.
Casanova moved to Santa Clara,
where he was an assistant coach
under Buck Shaw from 1936 to
1942, when he joined the Navy. He
also was Santa Clara's head base
ball coach for four seasons.
Tough Schedules
Released from the Navy with
the rank of commander in 1946,
Casanova accepted the head coach
ing position at Santa Clara. His
Bronco elevens were invariably
faced with tough schedules, but
Casanova elevated Santa Clara to
i place among the lending Inde
pendent squads in the nation.
Despite the scheduling of such
mighty grid titans as Michigan
State, California, and Okla
homa, the Broncos won 21, lost
13, and tied 4 la-fore their suc
cessful coach was lured away to
Pittsburgh. One of the high
lights of his Santa Clara career
was the 21-13 upset triumph
over Kentucky In the 1930 Or
ange Bowl clash.
The 1930 Panthers also faced a
suicide schedule, and just before
the season began, a number of
Casanova's top prospects became
members of the armed services.
Pitt won one victory, suffered
eight setbacks.
In addition to Casanova, the
Duck coaching staff also includes
three other head men in the major
sports John Warren, basketball;
Don Kirsch, baseball; and Bill
Bowerman, track.
I.K.N C ASANOVA
Warren graduated from the Uni
versity <>f Oiegon in 192H, moved
to Astoria High for sevt n phe
nomenal years of football and bas
ketball coaching, and then returned
to the University in 1935.
Warren's Astoria hoop squads
won 300 games and lost only 36,
capturing the state championship
in 1930, 1932. 1934. and 1938.
football squads seized 56 wins
while losing 14 and were unde1
rented In 1928, 1929, and 1931.
Warren tutored the Oregon
Frosh liaskeilii.ll quintets from
I9.H0 to 1942, rapturing 10K wins
while losing 12. His Frosh grid
i teams won IH while losing 12.
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