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J -l I I Front Row: McGowan, Boyd Scott, Nichools; Co-Capt, Gaffney, Co..Capt. Dick Berryman, lngram, Baird, Hawley, Marvin Pike, Second Row: Mathewgon, lrwin, Bob Berryman, Elliott, Cheney, De Frank. Anderson, Grii3r,'Buxton, Keck, Burke, Cain, Third Row: Mgr. Anderson, Coach Landreth, Cheeney, Quee'n, Mitchell, Pike, Keck, Mgr. Lee. Banks, OIsbn, Bostwick, Howard, Wilcox, Fou'rth Row: Mike Cole, Nead, Chas. Cole, Barton, Leetch, Peck, Srnith, Melovitch, Bolton, Morse, Montgo'm€ry. LONG BEACH POLY FIIGH SCHOOL LONG BEACH opened the Coast League season against a strong Alharnbra squad and managed to squeeze out a close 7-0 victory on the losers' own turf. In the League "titanic" the fighting Jacks smashed their \{ray to a 13-6 win over the San Diego Hillers. The Border Cit5r,'boys, defending champs, invaded Long Beach as favorites, mostly krecause of their outstanding quarterback, Arnbrose Shindler. Playing the game of their lives the locals succeeded in stopping Mr. Shindler, meanwhile amassing 13 points from power plays. Dusky Walter McCowan proved to be the margin of victory in this game with his eighty yard gallop to a score. The boys finished the season in championship style, defeating Pasadena 2U6, Santa Ana 20-0, and Glendale 14-0. Entering the C. I. F. play-offs as Coast League champions, the Rabbits drew a first round bye. After enjoying a well earned rest, Long Beach met the fast Loyol.a High School clan from Los Angeles. After a hard struggle the Bunnies succeeded in taming the Li,ons to the tune of 7-0. This was one of the hardest games of the yeatr. In the semi-finals the locals enterta'iaed a group of lads frorn Cathedral High, Los Angeles, and played a part of the imperfect host by sending their guests horne nursing a 26-7 defeat. Chaffey High of Ontario, in the other semi-final tilt, eked out a close decision over Muir Tech of Pasadena. To wind up a most spectacular season Long Beach,ov€r-whelmed the Chaffey Tigers to carry off C. I. F. honors. A smoothly executed passing game gave Long Beach Poly a 14-0 victory ald th.e e- I. F" title. I I
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with his eighty yard gallop to a score. The boys finished the season in championship style, defeating Pasadena 2U6, Santa Ana 20-0, and Jacks smashed their \{ray to a 13-6 win over the San Diego Hillers. The against a strong Alharnbra squad and managed to squeeze out a close met the fast Loyol.a High School clan from Los Angeles. After a hard struggle the Bunnies succeeded in taming the Li,ons to the tune of 7-0. Entering the C. I. F. play-offs as Coast League champions, the Rabbits J -l I I I
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Front Row: McGowan, Boyd Scott, Nichools; Co-Capt, Gaffney, Co..Capt. Dick Berryman,lngram, Baird, Hawley, Marvin Pike,Second Row: Mathewgon, lrwin, Bob Berryman,Elliott, Cheney, De Frank.
Anderson, Grii3r,'Buxton, Keck, Burke, Cain,
Third Row: Mgr. Anderson, Coach Landreth, Cheeney,Quee'n, Mitchell, Pike, Keck, Mgr. Lee.
Banks, OIsbn, Bostwick, Howard, Wilcox,
Fou'rth Row: Mike Cole, Nead, Chas. Cole, Barton, Leetch, Peck, Srnith, Melovitch, Bolton,Morse, Montgo'm€ry.
LONG BEACH POLY FIIGH SCHOOLLONG BEACH opened the Coast League season
against a strong Alharnbra squad and managed to squeeze out a close7-0 victory on the losers' own turf. In the League "titanic" the fightingJacks smashed their \{ray to a 13-6 win over the San Diego Hillers. TheBorder Cit5r,'boys, defending champs, invaded Long Beach as favorites,mostly krecause of their outstanding quarterback, Arnbrose Shindler.Playing the game of their lives the locals succeeded in stopping Mr.Shindler, meanwhile amassing 13 points from power plays. DuskyWalter McCowan proved to be the margin of victory in this gamewith his eighty yard gallop to a score. The boys finished the seasonin championship style, defeating Pasadena 2U6, Santa Ana 20-0, andGlendale 14-0.
Entering the C. I. F. play-offs as Coast League champions, the Rabbitsdrew a first round bye. After enjoying a well earned rest, Long Beachmet the fast Loyol.a High School clan from Los Angeles. After a hardstruggle the Bunnies succeeded in taming the Li,ons to the tune of 7-0.This was one of the hardest games of the yeatr. In the semi-finals thelocals enterta'iaed a group of lads frorn Cathedral High, Los Angeles,and played a part of the imperfect host by sending their guests hornenursing a 26-7 defeat. Chaffey High of Ontario, in the other semi-finaltilt, eked out a close decision over Muir Tech of Pasadena. To wind upa most spectacular season Long Beach,ov€r-whelmed the Chaffey Tigersto carry off C. I. F. honors. A smoothly executed passing game gaveLong Beach Poly a 14-0 victory ald th.e e- I. F" title.
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GreelingsTo hosts oi visiting I'oly .,Tlunttti irum lar anrl nesr -7'o all Poll' loatball pluttrs an,t cttaeltes lnst and flresen!.
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,^+jDDII Klrltrolz. Coach of Poll' {ootlrall teanrs'(4f, fron l9](r to I!,22. ]rrilgs his team froni elendale
\ High School trrda.r' tl meet Orian Laldretlr'-*League Chanrpiirns in the final game of the {loast Leagueseasorl. This is Coach Kienhr:lz's first appearauce sincehe left Poly trlelve years ago. rualJng an outstandingrecord Lere. to become head Coach at Sant.a Clara Col.lege. The school is taking this opportunity to honor hirnand other former coaches and players.
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I J. Denis2 M. Boyd3 M. Cheney4 J. Hawley5 M. Tavlor6 B. Boiton7 P. BostwickB C. Hoskin
10 J. Banks11 P. Semmons12 M. Besslo14 H. Willis15 Q. Klenk17 F. Goodm^an25 M. Cain
26 L. Deek27 H. Seedborg29 A. DeFrank30 G.Burke31 B. Wilcox33 B.Gaftney34 W. *IcCowan35 W.Ingr'-37 E. Howard38 H.Iohnston39 A. Anderson4A A.Lay41 L. Bsird
42 D. Berryman43 B. Gray44 D. Scott45 H. Buxton46 II.Irwin47 B. Berryman48 L. Nichols52 T. Milovich64 S. Morse62 G.l*atoh62 M.Mathewson67 R. Keck68 M. Pike69 J. Olsen7l H. Montgomery
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| ''If rre can't run, rre're going a dinh. 'bullet" corpleted inIto thros," midfreld.
I This terse t'emark from th! Leadins lhe srouni ard aerialr.. attack ne.ri! fau \::: 'oe \{alt;llps oI Urlan L?ndretn, Sllccessol -\-eil:-on, behemoiitic iultbacft ot;to G. -{.. (Tes) Olirer as head
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i football coach at the unlversirl.jo{ Arizona, gil'es }'ou a ferbal; picture of trhat 10 exp€ct fromI the \Yildcats nc\t fall.i Oliter, who, as l'or.l recall, lcfr] the cloistered halls of the Tucson
ibook-larnin' factory to take over
I head coaching du'.ies ar Oregon,I \\'as noted for turning out grid.I iron circuses er€n/ year ar Ari-lzona-leans tlrat irduloed inl\r'ha! is comnonly called "razzleI dazzle." rhat e_rFDleasjng merhodlof attack popularized in the r
I soulhrye.stern seecion of the Uni!.I ed States.
iDlS.{PPOI}-TEn| \fhcn annoullcement of Lan.I drelh's ilpt)oinHneni ar r\rizonellYas made a feN months ago, pia.; skin fans n'aFged their headsland said, "-{rizona's rise Nill belchockcd. Lan(lrerh is a 'consen.i atisr.' "j 8ut n peep at l,andreth'5 rsq'
--i='j-'-:-I old rcfutes that conception. Last Verne Londrethlfall ho comptercd lris ninrh !'eArlas heacl lnerrror at Long Bcach last l'eilr's sqrrari, a lrcrluct olll'oiJ'tecunic Ht8h Sclrool,amem. Redondo Hi.gh Sci.:oot. .r"cilsonlber of rhe Coast League, perhaps Nill srep into rhe leii half nosi.itha stronges[ preD circuit in tioir Jormerh held bn BronhcIthe Statc. During rhat time his Smjlanich, irho de-.dr.red rheIteams have hr.rng up slr league \\:ildcats ro pla].\rith rhe profes.ichampionships and four Sourh sional Cleveland San_c.!ern Caltfornia C.i.F. titles.jern Canfornia CI.F. titles. j-EEDS LIr-E.\rE.\-, rn rYs ne nao nls Des[ leafii.lbur hecause of difficulties e\ist. Landreth smiles $.hen heIine betneen the Coast Learue jhink; of the bacMeld he'il haveiand the C.I.F. thar r-ear, the bur lrowlls $nen-.Jle contem'I JacFabbits refused ro
-enrer tl6 Plates his line. "lve'li heed a fertI pla,vofrs for the Southern Cali. Sood tacliles and guatds if \relfornia crou.n. e.vect an]. succe-cs ag€lDst oulI schedule,"
1"1t3^:-:L"olt , ,.,, - He's risht. too. rvirh onrrI r'nere lsnt a coaclr \rlthln a eleten gool surteri and $rt1rll.I radius
. of many _miles r.'bo Sa iioJijr-.i"., i,ie-niril'iaoaretn
lequal his record. Bur rn iq ueiiis ririi;;;';i:',;;ounte.lhung up another-record rrhrL., ing tbe roughefi schedule in ..l,ri.lcauses him to snell hts chesr un. iji*iiiifii:. -birne*--nire
o""nItil his l€sr buttons,pop-thar oI ;;;ed;"rrh; iJrioii:i',il'orur.I harin g. deretopea. iiroie coltese !iu-ti;rr; illiii,#i.i." -i-il" rre*.j stars than any other DreD
'rlil:ffi e'"r.s.iHJd#i,il'lii'.",'to'fi lil;.*!8.:JH:t?j;1i1lalmost every ma1or universiry_or ;;;-,-*;i:iloJ;-i.1.-iil.qu."".I ue Ihciac coast-smalt coltege+ f;;s's ljii.l'-iii" irJ,ii|,i..Itoo-\'hile marv ar€ Derforrnliffi;'il;Hirfra-oi.-diii*' rhe NildcaE bare aFead}l_-f,iu car;i crriiifi a roi,i riiUr glgned llinneigra. :Iarquetre,
ia iJc"ifui." Gi.t c€ntena4--attd T?lsas srate Ag'
| - in iinosiecfianorettr's Poty 8ie's for {939, and }io"re Dame for
ljuggerlauts'dldn't e:tactly an. r!av'
liro! trre ;itio.--o-peil-ilyre-or wher!lplry, but their runnlng atrackslrvere alnos! leuer nerfect .nd Helen Ond AliCeI their passtng atucks nearll. d"".lless. Hls boys als'ays plarved On EVtn lefmS
li,Tilhi$T.l* ;n:'lH'lo"lli'1: l'Ew roRK' Ita!' 3-q' (e*ru'l renhial lcourge" in rhe Souih. sire)-The only rra]' lo pick th€
lland. next lYomenb ienn:s chaEpion
luoRE AEII/III is to toss the narnei oi Alice| 'iou ."o tlo tlore \uith coltege llarbie and Helen \i'ills ]loodvlDlayers $an tith histr school ibto a hat, sa]'s irant( Hunter,I boys," Landreth said tn discuss. professional lennis plat er. Hunti inB his new position. "Keep your er ls convhced today that on€leye on my reams, They'll be Dlen of the t1r'o ex'queer.s of the counj ty bolorful," rvill regain rhe crorE tlris Iear.I l,andleth sent his WildcaL\ "Atice is'.Dla-rinc Te:;; good ballia8ain-tt Texas llines recently in -much b:tter il:an iasi season."jlhbir spriug rraiDing 'nnale" and \as Fiank'-r comnent. "Thatithe)- $on, 30'0. Of four passcs back hand of hers .is a beaur."-
itfuollin, one rras goodr'for a and her ne$ forehar:d is a biEl scorer tn.o oihefs put the ball on impmTemenl Ii's a louch Etot'tjle { ard,5, and the fourttr rras \\.!en sbe geE i'. or.et t
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PREP GRIDFOES CLASH
Le tn to T aheot. uaflg Beach
)olton and. Chaffey Tangleas Cothedral Traaek
North lor Battle
BY JACIT SINGENThis prophecy may be & bit pre-
oature, bui nevertheles lt will b€,ong ]Jeilh and Muir Tech ln theinals of the California Interscho-*tic Federation's play-c_r to de-ermine a Southern Calilomlahampion.If ttre tckl€ lobtbell tet6 ruq
rue to lorm there is nobhing thatan prevent Long Beach, Coast€ague iovereign, and Muir TeCh,roothill League rulet, flom meetingn Pasadena's Rose Bowl Decembei2 for the coveted crown.
SEVEN TEAMS LEFTSelen tearu rehah h the stir-
lng stri(e. They are Colton. Chaf-ey, Santa Paula, Ioyoia, Caihedral,nd, gf course, IJong Beach aDd Muirr4F.The semifinal bracket will be
ompleted this week-md. Nestitark's Muir Tech Terrier- quali-ied for the pen-ultimate round by,ursting Redondo's ch&mpionship,ubble, 7 to 0.Colton's Bears and Muggs Mitch-
11:s Chatrey eleven mcet Friday iorhe second iime this se6on iD &ualter-final encounte!. Norman'awley's Colton 6eam, ti-countyreague champions, lNt to Chatreyn a prcseson.game. It is Colton's,nly 'i on an otherwise .un-'lem ecord.
.ASSI'S CHOICE
oms tlaYel nctrth S*turday to h@krp wlth Senta- Paula. : Cattredreli : i-: .d--.'':!;.E-i4d{:iEi-$;-
Meet Walt Mccowan, LongBeasb's lBtst prep snsation.Ire 1l play with the Jekrabbitstonorow when Loyola lnvadesIrcg Be&h for s CIF. play{ff3r,trr!.
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tom Pbit TiernaD, Don llllt, Russell I tAe orje-trau o! uy gaDe butSve€t, Ilenry L€febEe, Pete I€ro, I scored six touchdoms ln the i.veMusW Olson: confelence gEmes. Agaitrt SaD
a touchdom egeirst Pasadena.TO OEEGON
Nmber 13 ts Walt€r Mccowsr, J The sepls lhadow weigbs 159seNtional Neglo quartelback on lpouDds, ls 18 years o! age and stsndsthis yes's long Beach Poly elevenla wlrlske! over 5 feet 10 inches. IIethat hs already won the Coest I is sid to be sicned and sealed for
em Californla C.I-F. chmpionship I Mccowan hm been the spearheadplay-offs. lof @an Isndretft's gieat poly team
T'he "Mrdllgbb txpres" of local lthBt ls lavored to wtn the SoutberntootbaU hu caued hl| owD ri8:ral C8lUollrb Atle,
AI TNi's Iryola Lions iritiate)rian Landreth's Long Beach Jack-abbits to C.I F. competltion Fridayn a game at the seshore metropo-is. Incidentally, there's an inter-sling story they tell about Tssi.Seih Van Patten, C.LF. commis-
ioner, offered TNi his choice of,ong Beach or the winner of theanta Paula-Santa Maria game, Thc,oyola coach accepted Long Bech.,
@ner than iater."TOSSI NOT LICKEI)
Anyone who knows Tassi also:nows that the former Sant& Claratar isn't licked util .he ftads .th(,coieboard after the findl gun h8sropped. Loyola will make it morehan lnteresti.ng for thd Jekrabbits.Dick lIsEefS Cathedrel Phen-
Why Long Beach," said Van pat-en, when everybody else in the[ay-off is tuming 'em down?""WeU,'l raplied TNt, "U I'm go-
ng to get licked s@ner or later itlnight s weI be by Long Beach i
3!urvlrill . edt^er rthe . ieliinnsls ';l€eth, Cathediat &ndE&n, ua[nectral Bird Cqlrcn,.shouldojn Muir Tech ln, dhis bmok6t. Thelerriers will meer tbe winner ot the)oltoD-Chafiey game. MulI Tech.gur6 to beat either adr so rsrmost certaln to remh the inals.;athedral and Long Beaah shoulde rne opponenb rn the serbrinalsiathedral and Long Beach shoutde tne opponents in the seminnak,f Irng Beacb ts to UJ Uum-peO "*t. the pl8y-off, the phaEtoms wille rne team to do so.
M'COWAN NEW BACKFIELDTERROR AT LONG BEACH
I'bey ere t&e twelve mct fmous I Dlego tre raced 8l yards lor tlxebackfleld t€rors to gtaduate from ltouchdom that won tJre game. OneIrng Beach Poly Higb h the lastlseek latar be roered 80 yards to!bweDty-trve yem,
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Druy, Nome (F,ed) Freklin, lgam6. Ee hs geined 462 yadr toChet Doley, fioy (Bullet) 3ater, layeEgp @t\y 5 yeds per pl&y.Bill Mittelstedt, Bob Parke, Phan- | McGowaD hss never plsyed Sor€
League cba.n0pionship and thBt I deuvery &t the Universlty oi oregoDtBckles Coach Al Tssi's undefeated I nexi fall, where he comes to start '
Ioyola lllgh eleven here Frlday in I in where another dusky ace, "Smokya quarter-nnal tusle of the South' I Joe" Llllard. left ofi a few years ago.
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I PLAY BILLBDt--- )ree CrucialGames Cailed
Catheilral, Santa Paula Meetin Northern Encounter;
Ehaffey-Colton Mitt-. BY JACK SINGEB
sk qf th€ sv€n suniYing t€amsin the ':se-triye-Eff"'Jootbau cbam-pjotrhip play-ofi pslr of tlris aft-
emoon On sCat-tered sectors.
Loyola lnvadsInEg Beach.Catlf,edral mo-tors to SaateP&ula. Coltontravels to Chal-fey. Muir Tesb,alone, drews f,bye.
Thls observerhumbly offersthe proptrecY I
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Orisn I;riheth . alotrg with theheadaches, Iong Beash, Cathedral&Dd Phaffey wi]l find ttreffie]vesseriri-trna.lists ln tbe tounement'Incidentally, thls observtr bNs hisexpert progncticatioi on bis-pAstruord-tlret of having not Picked* winner tbis Year, This impNing
Loyola Drops 7-to-0 B(iuleto Jackrabbit Team
in C.I.F, Plafofr
BY JACT SINGEB
| {fine Staf R,epeatative)I r,oNG 3EAoH, De. ?.-A bunalleI bf trouble, in tlre guise ot .& .LoyolaI Eigh footbau team, wss deliveredI to Orien Landretb.'s,IJong Beach{ Jackrabbits on Stephens.Field hseI today- long Beacb frett€d. andI fumed, puttered sd perspiled foifou quarters and nna,lly squeezedout a ? to 0 verdict. The victoryshot the Jackrabbits into the seBi-trna,ls of the c'.LF. play-ofi.
Lorg Bearh was not as torEd'dable a t€m as the locai high-pow;ered publicity accellerators h.ad pic-tured. lt,
IOYOI,A SCBAPPYi Ferbeps tt ts't lair to pBS Judg-l ment ou Iorig Beeh. aft€r yeste-I day's l]erfdilane. Loyol4 badI sometJdng t do with making tbei Jackrabbits lsk mediocle, Al T6-si's undesized Cubs, pliilu]ly out-weighed man to gran, waged tlles*appiest nght against adveneodds that has been seen this sa-son, A combinaiion of bad breaksand the utter lraabiliiy to cdh mon scoling opportunities cost,troyolatbe ball gEme.
T'lxe Long Beach touchdom wssored ln.the second qErber. L&y,Jaoklabblt tackle, movtred "E8n'lHamiltoD's fumble on tl]e L@EBeach 36-yud Iture. Dlck Berry-
I uD orshed to tlre Inyola .10 udi th€D prcduc€d 8 nrst dom @ theI 2'I. Wilbur IDgritm, 160-pound qusr-I.tq.back, BquirEed througb a bd€I irside his om left tackle sJxd out-| lan llamlltoD and Tony DeLeUis,I I.oyola backs, to score sta;nding up.I cray promptly place Licked t&€
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Loyols ws lnside Irng Beach 30-yeal line tvi@ in t}Ie trrst quarter.Just before the haff ended. Pur-teU, Ioyola sub hslfback, uncorkeda 40-yud pffi to llmilton, who
i was dowied on tJ]e Long }leach 12:
I Putell ict a yard atrd the periodf'euded before another play codd be1ro.I rn tnc thiral staua toyol&I nilched 30 yuds to. tJ]e LongI Beach 15, where the Jackr&bbitsI sti-fiened. Fouowing this ofiensiveI display, Bob Ggffney,.Long Berch'sI star blocErtg back, bmted a lowpunt ttrat lolled to thei Lyola 4-yud )ine, where it, w&s downed.Elamilton kicked out to WaIi Mc-Cowab, wbo caught the ball oD tJxe35 and fas chased out of bounds onthe' 16. I:ong B€ach w8s able tomake but two ysrds fux four.downsend Loyola regained Pcsession ofthe bBU.. NEAN, SCORE'Ilmllton kick€d to hls 4g-yard.,line erid IoDg Eesch, witb Ingram,'d., +l.r{)c,JFranb.leirdinp tbe .et:J
record cauot b€ bY anY neasoverlmked.
GREA? SIIOCK
M'COWAN TEa,EAI
' .tefeat to! Orian Landreth'sbbits by the loyolabs would.hlng shorb o! uother disas-
h** esrtbquake to Iong Beach.Ti.e mori Itng Beach's record ls
studied. tJf,e less ctranc Isyola h6of coming out on top.
Probing the rsordr rf,c louridthht:
Long Bescb bes ten All-OoastL"augi dayers; has Piled uP 80poirk to the opp6ition's u ilt ivecout reegue gams; bffi &messedseYsty f,rat domr to their oPPo-nents, twenty-oDe, Ior rn averagrof iwelve to 4.2 Per game; has made1305 yuds from lcrimdage to 406
lor the oppositlo!, fo! en &vsag!ol 261 yards to 81 Per garc
*e could go on llkc thls lDden-nat€ly, but lt desn't s€m sportltlgto discourege th€ loysl lpyola root-s3.
-Walt McCowa,D, long Beaah alaxk
shadow of'tht gridirbn' wi[ b€vgtctldd wtrth coDslderablc lnt€rest.Mcoove b# avelaged 6 Yalds !qplay tttis season. tle bas lcorq sixliouiuoowns' aitbougb hp neves p1av6
more ttr4n.one-half oJ every game.Al Tqsi bas t Dolisbed, sEaPPY
,dr et::r*s...+Liarr^l+ a;E^lJ
sesson €ncounter.. .CATEMTAI,'FAVOBED
Diclc Essslds resouc€lul qathc-drEl rbould culnlEBte ga,nta ltrdB'th. noftJx'r INt cntry Etlrca saataBarbare ras ao r.udelY bunped dltJ'tli rectontng. Earster wfU sta,rt"S'ammy" IIaJ,lrfik drd CowboyUattlews. dld8; JerrY W8lsh tndTbv Dlsd, tackls; Fred McG€ea' ' {l Sanchezi, Eurrdr; Ee.l He'r'
cent€r; Ralph Boyer, qur'K:. Tom.O'Isugblh end vln'
ce!! SheD.k. ha.Ubuks, &nd Ed Mo!-roe, fullbek.
Colton, tri-CoultY I*aguc chaE-Dlons, dlopped &n earlY season
iame to ChatreY. Ttrey don't figur€to rcversc thc v€rdlbt.
ifrf, Eoi{tEffi ii'f tIEilcbFrannA ts:iard h6ldlng-pmelf,y set tbe,Jacknibbits barb to the 26. Ingram Ipass€d toceffnCy, \rbo \es sEotb- Iered on th€ 3-yard lire, just shctof a nrst dov:t and.. Isng Bea,chlGt the ball pn dom6..
Walt Maoowan, LoDg Beach'smgch publlcized ball caizier. wsetfedtively Etppped. by Loyol8.' tn-tering the gaule ln the secoDd quar-ter, Mcoowan ceried tie bell fourtimes and wou:ld up rsith a lcs olsix yards. The dl5ky shadgw is tobe feared once sprung ln the open:but; Ior that matter, so. ale aloi of running backs.
I'lne outstanding player on theAeU was Don McNeil, 195-poEdLoyola cents. He's tbe best manat his position in Southem CaIi-fornie. McNeil was the Loyola llnerccay.. Flrst downs favored Isng Beacb,nile to ive.
Isus Beacb (7) lFyole (O)
CoodEeu -t.E.t.. WituamsScott L,a,E. DelsneyHoweld L.c.R, SDearosnCaitr C. McNlilNlckl.r R.G.Ir E. May&€bk R.T L, DoDohuailiott R.E.L SwcetersrlaraE Q. EablltoDBoyd A.H,R. HouleGafi!.y &.H.L. bcklUsB€TFA! F. DuboSEIds Beach .,......,. o . t 0 0-?Iroyola.....,.........0 0 0 Gj' Toucbdown-Ilglah.
OolveBlon-B. clay.OElcirb
- nrteree, Blewetti umDjre,
MEiorEi head llnetue!, frmeti' ieldludsr, LDez.
for Season ls GivenBy SEER.MAN GOIDBERG.
I DMSEIITING a few statistlcs otr Lotrg BBch's Coast IraguaI I chamDiotrship Jackrsbbits, who tangle with Loyole fligh on
I furcllm Flelil Ftiilay in a querter-finel battle of the Southerr C$ti-
I lornia C. L F. ptayolfs.
| live Cout League games tbisi r the l{iles finished without i
I r rch 6 even a tie asainst them. I
scorirg eighty points to twelve.They liled up seventy lirst downsto the opponents' twenty-one, aver-
first doms ageme to the .iv-als' four andtwo-tenths.
The "Jack-rabbit Jugge!-raut" has regis-tered 1305 yardsfrom scrim-
j mage to a mereI 406 yards for theI opposltront aver-I aging 261 yardsI a. gme to 81
first doms was waLT lt'cowENhit by Long Beach in her 20 to 0victory over Sarta A!& In that
. gue the llares piled up €ighteetrfif,st downs to ttre Saints' two. Themost yildage gained in any onegame ws against Pdadena' 315.
IIad Gre*t Recoril.Not a singl€ Cost League €leven
held Irng Beacb to under 200
lyards against Long Beach. ThelMoors made 106 yards.I Tbe teading ground gainer forll.ong Beach during the season hslbeen clusky Walter McCowen, whord,uks alongside the greatest backseve! developed at Poly. The "Mid-night Express'r hm carried the mail' 1es ia league'encounters and
dned 462 yards, IIis averageo ., yards a play surPasses thatof NorEe Frankli! when the"Red Terror" burned up the losalprep gridirons here back in 1929ad 1930. The ebony ftsh hasscored six touchdoms duliDg .tbeconference season and he has neverplayed morir thu ha,lf of any game.Against Sdn Diego McCbweD gotoff to an eighby-ysd scaring:jaunt.The next week, against Pasad€!8"he galloped eighty-one yards to a,touchdown. It is said that be is
]
siglqd and sealetl for tJre Univer- I
sigr of Oregou. I
Next to Mccowen in gtoudgaining for the season is DiokBerrJ@aD" 180-pouqd f ullback.BerryEu hs carried the ball onsidy-twG.mcsione-ed bs. sa4edi230 yuds from scrimage for saverage of 3.7 yards a play. Thebuly fullback shines even more,though, in backiag up th€ line. IIeis one of the outstading defensivefriUbacks ever developed at Poly,
Gooil 19gb Prospectr.
, While both.MccmeE ud ?rry-
Farade of F{ares }..Extends for Mile r/i,,r1 Plugging along at top speerl lnI their quest of the 1936 Southlmd
Jprep laurels, Orien Ludreth's Jack-'rabbit pigsklnners have movedmore than s mile through the op-position defenses from scrimmageilays, statistics showed today. Oftotsl distance of 1878 yards, \'/ellover the 1?60-yaid milc nark, Eol)Bcuyma! has covercd 1114,-ardsin freighting the porkhide, in 1?0tries for a 6.55-yard average perplay.
Next comes Bill Elmore, the full-back threat, who bs ripped oppos-ing lines to-shreds for 3s6 yards insix gues. llis evemge ls 4.80yards per attempt.
Bob Blackman, btocking half whohas packed the oval only once, hasttre highest mark. IIe roeedthirty-four yards against SantaAna after ta.king a premeditatedIateral f rom Berr,.'54r.
A mark comparabl€ to ttle best lnany high school offense is the totalscrimmage record made by LongBeach- Jackrabbit backs harvegained 18?8 yards in 38b plays fromacrimmage for a 4.88-y#d perplayaverage in ten games. In at leuttwo of the gaEes, nondescript line-ups wele used. The squad figures:
TOB. yc. ly€r.Eoh Blachan -.,..-.-. I 3{ 3{.00Egq_ BJlrpab .....-.-.... 170 ilr4 8.55unrr berrymsn ......._-_ 6 35 5.83BUI- Elmole 70 356 4.80xrcnero Ad4hs .......- ....2 26 4.00
qgu9xev Mccowea --.- 15 54 3.60Hll a-oltoD .....-...-.-..._ 72 224 g.lt
i:{i."i?::T....::.::.:.::.:..12l.'"t 1.21,L. H.il.tt ............-...--..- 3 3 1.00Bud O'Eara .--.........,.,_., 8 0 .00_Not€: Iigend: TCB- tlmes carried balt;Yc, yuds AaiDedi AVER., aveBg€ ysrd;gain€d per play- Hsures above ;re b€tyadagF F-ajns. after los8€s darBed DIay_ers bave beE deducttd-
l{n F\.qissn d-i{es:Olry-t yIdGFSE#0pl.fl .r tn JcoYEngI ?Ti--'r '; "I Although San Diego wound uplits rss+ coNt lreague grid seuonI in secord place. the Hilltoppers an-
I ne:ed hiAh scoring honors for the
J yesr, according to statistics jst re-j teased.
J San -Diego scored 105 points toI 20 for lhe opponents in five league
I encounters. 'Ihe Bonder City eleven
I averaged ts'enty-one"points a game
1 yuds. San Diego did the best job, i
I but even at that the llares mederI 216 ysds from. scrimmage. OnlY] ooe eonference team, Alhubrs"lwas able to gain Eore than 100
to their rivals' fou! points. Itr onlyone gme did the Hillers faii loBcore at least nineteen points, Thatwes in the Long Beach game, inwhich they wefe vanquished,13 to 6.
Coach Orian La;dreth's ch@-pionship JeckxabbltJ boasted theoutstilding defensive record of theconference, Only twelve pointswere scored on Ircng Beac!. i:r herfive leegue contests. Sm Diegoscored one of the touchdowns, while i
P6adena ta.llied the other."Aobliq Aebrose" Schindler of; -.Sa{ Diego captured individual
scoring hodors for tbe seaso!, man-ufacturing nine touchdowns.
Dusky Walt Mccoweu, LongBeach's "midnight express," wssecond with'six trips across thefinal white stripe. Lst year.Schindler and McCowen deadloclredfor first plae in scoring, wiitreighteen points each.
Fjna.l standings in Qoast. LcagueScorinE:
ODo.
7Z
10166
man graduate this yesr, Coach I
Orian Ludreth i! rot loring my I
sleep over next yeu's prospects. I.Ladreth hs three more prospec- |tive star ball carriers for next sea- r
sou. They are Dick Berryman's kidlbrother Bob, Al DeFraak ud Mitch- I
ell Bessolo. Although dly a sopho-Eore, Bob Berryne has the besi.average of my Poly back this sea-son. He has carried the ball nine.teetr times md hs gaired 118yuds for & average of 6.2 yards,a better average tlxan even that ofMcCowen. ,The youger Berrymmis a queterback. DeFrank and i
Bcssolo are both iullbacks. I
best ta.U carrying average of,ory player for the seuon is IL- .ed by a end, however. IIe isl
Morley Mathewson, who has car- |ried the ball in only one gme aU Isetron, against clendale. In that I
9.ne game he lugged the leather Ifnree times on end-arounds mdgained 48 yards, averaging 16 yards ]
l-tjy.. A thirty-two-yard touch-l19Yl iiltl! ws
. the resuu of one
,oi me times that he packed the iprgskrn. Mathewson- hu anotheryeu after this one at pnrv
Long Beach Poly eleven meets Cathedral High here Saturday ln a seml-final game of the Souihern CaJifornia C.f.F, championship play-ofis, .
boasts an amazing- record. I
Lsndreth Boasts GreatRecord at Long Beach
Jackrabbits Play Cathedral Tean l
Saturday in C.I.F. Semi-finalGrid PIav-off Battle
LoNG BEAcn, """]Gilrl-6illToad) Landreth, whose,
-lThis is Landreth,s .i"!l Lg"l T fteen tosses, only etght were sufered;varsity grid coach and nintl v."r | *-f.*gi" -Jompetition.
Three I€sgue Ias a . member of the Jackrabbit lg"*i,."*ir"to"opped in 19ar and thecoaching stafi. l :";;-.;,;;-y ih ,6eo -L^- r ^- juvau'ur6 DUau. lsame number iI 1932, when Land_After coaching the class-,B etev-lieitr-*"r i"r"'ai"e'his team atter1ns fol three years - *irtl1}g the
I tosinS -viriuatty
hi-s entire eham_Coast league titles in both 192i ana l-i"r"'l"r"l'ir",riiffi i* 6:;. 6ltr'* I ;it# nt j'T; "; r.x?l,t,?califosia_crown
I F"""aeia i"-ieso.'*td" *oi!T cu-5_ trr^1:g:d- ifeat was 2?-0 to San Diego i:r 1931.reth succeeded | ----:;*;::::tWu,**.-ff .pt5;:#:f;
l^!.,"0*,1"iTo"ul,utf,t"",Friend.sil rizii* "*"" I collese, Kansas. He also took ir
r"-- r.;" fir"r I o-ne-year post-graduate course at.. ""-,,^:ii:lthe Univefsity of Illinois and at-year as varsity I t..,1"^
..'**"mcnr^r the summer coaching school;;r *''^";:;*^
lof Bob Zuppke.;;: .".;:",::l Orian's brother Verne coaches atfha fonnrr-l vrra14, prulllgf veIlte co€,clles aLi " i " n',ii "" li I Whiitier Cotlege. oriarl is best;;;:;'"',1^^"i I known on the Coast as a basketbailNormqn vu larc vua>L ab a lra56euuatl;;;;;: '^j.".1' lofficial. .He has ofrciated rhe ma-"-^r;^'i:::* i]:' I joritv of Paciflc coasi conferenceE 1.. ..8 sell -Gwoaf -a^i] I JvrrvJ vr f 4ufrlu uuasL uolllej'ertce
Orian Landreth i]."L'"""'*oii"i]l lsames at Los Angeles the last tworlson. Bob po.t " oia*i,^i-. ;;:Ti lyears and is pasr presid.ent of theOlson, Bob Parke and Rsinh Er"'r- I vears Ang ls past presldent of the
tev trrbiwo" th;C#f;;;;";';;; Is.outhern california offcials' Asso-Southern cariiointa Uti;-#"-;;;: I
ciarion. _His potir High. qr-rintetsin a row. I dommated the Coast league forinarow. ''--ldomu
HopEs ro LosE l{elr!:. Landreth rt**v" r,op"i that his I p'"!o$"?"otl.1::. "3t"""1?#"*ot"3L? ,,
Jackrabbits toie ar tealt, one p.a"- llBlF BE?ll:::::: 9 y.".19.T.,yjt1"" IJackrabb*s tose ar teasr one pr""_ ltBfiF !E,'if,.::::: g y"T*.T,y;r"T: ttice game per year. Here's whv: lG;a;;;;t:'..... 7 alhambra ..... 0
_rn_ leze Horiywood lrefd lonql"'1"'F i8lSf:::::: ;B S3^""d?i.,""..:::: EBeach, 0-0, and Manual erts plaved Iilffi ;;;;ii:::... zo saara Ana .... oBeach, 0-0, and ilranuat Arts playei I ilffi !ffiii.::::: ;3 5ffi"'"1'""":::: 3a 6_6 rie. The Jackrabbii.s.rookedllsffE:i:f,:::::: 1?4 f.l3:,?r"..:::::: 3miserable. Then they prayeq elgnt | _ . .COnSeCUtive sa.mcs with^rri o dora^tl .rorals.....,,..1OO
33consecutive games without-adefeatl rotals.....!'..1oo 33to wirr the league tjtle and to lick i.vBbqe qvte @uu uv !9e IIluntington Park and Santa Bar- i
b-ara for the Southland champion- |
ship.IIj 1930 Manual ArtS gave Long
Beach a 19-7 beating. Then theJackrabbits scored eight consecu-tive victories to win the league ritleand.lwallop both Whittier and Re_dondo Beach for th; Southlandchampionship
SEVEN STR,{IGHTTtris year Hollywood licked Lonei
Eeach, 21-0, in the flrst game oi ,
Dne season. Since then the R,abbitshave von seven str.aight games totake the league tiile and becomethe favorites for the Southland,championship,' In. six seasons Landreth,s teamshave won thirt_v-four games, lostthirteen and tied nine. Of the ttrir-
.'"!)t
':14 TffimsD.av nroRlqr
Chaffey lV.
TIGORS NOTFRIGHTENED
Chafley EleaenConlident
Muir Tech's Recoril Fails:'- to Make RiaaLs Quake
in Grid "Bools"
BY JACI( SINGEE-- Southem CaliforDia's inost uds-Jated football team, Chaffey lligh's.Tigers, may add anottrer chapt€r.to the big book of upsets Saturdayaf tsnoon when Muir Tech's ?er-tible Terriers storm into Ontariolfor seminnal strife in the CaliiomiaJnterscholastic Federation playd..- Iost in ttre huU&balm snd baUy-hoo that has been IJong. Beehsand Muir Tech's, Chaffey hA be€nquietly and uobtru8ively knmk-ing ov€r e.ll svailable oppNitionln the Citru Belt sector.
TAI(E NOTICEExperts, who se supposed to feel
.the pulse of the preps, didn'l sitqP and take notice until last week$'hen Chaffey laced the ColtmBears.: "Muggs" Mitcbell, tbe sage of On.-tario, exFressed suplisb wben b.e-wffi polit€ly irifimed ttut hisChafiey tea,B would be taught aIesson in pigskiD pronciency byProf. Newt Sterk's tiained Terriers.: chaffey's lecord is not "to be
.passed ofi with a shrug. The Tigers:bav_e scored 131 poink to the oppo-sition's 18 in wilning seven gaBes,tying-one and losing none. Theirr-trgrd:13 Fullerton tz'6 Colton 012 Pmdena 013 Pomona 0l9 tiverside 0
. 32 8an Eernardino 6.24 Redlands 0-. l9 Colton 0
Ch€fley has noi been caUed upoD!o meet teaff of Muir Techs cal.,lber. Neither heve f,he Tige6 found. tbemelves lirced up agaiNt a toucb-down-tearing back like "Wild BiU"'Sal]gster or a pass-snagging endIike Preston CUpp€r.
LONG JAUNTS'l Sangster's long jsunts to scoring' .lod haye been the rule mtber'thaD-tJxe exeption this year. Ile ran
., 6{ ydds against clendale, 60 yalds. against Whittie!, 46 and 6T yerds
. .eg8in6t Pssadeua &nd ?5 ysrds
., llgll$t 4oover.. ll€'s €bout as herd
iCATHEDRALFACES FOE
Lons Beach TiItSllted T odav
Muir Tech Tearn Trattels to
Ch'affey in lrnPortantC'|.F, Errcounter
i_
, "" recr snrcnnj crttt"dr"l. gign'" Phenomemli Phmtoc carrY ou tbe footbsU cru-i sade where kyola lelt off when
i ttrey comi in violent coniact withI rrog Beach's Jackrabbik, tJ]e
! sourge of tJre Co6t l€aeueJ thisaJl,ern@n. Tte gue, a C I'F' smi-inal gffair, will be held et StephetrField: IOng Beeb.
Muir Tech's terrible Terter6'Fodttr.ill Leagu€ ch&mpios, stormEhe f@tbau lortincalios ol chal-iey High Bt onterio in the obhersemi-fln&l tilt.
The two sunivors will tangle next!'riday or Saturday for the South-erdi California ctrampionship'
SEErS VICTORYIt is no misslon of meicy thet
cathedral is Edertaking S€cret-'Iy, Coach Dick HNler really hops
.to produce e viclory, even if he hsto iesort to wit€hcraft or legerde-EAI&
At that, catJredral h6 a muchr better chanse io qome out on theI happy siae of the sore thar didI Loiola4pecia[Y, if Long Beachlaoiu't fot anv better todaY thani they did last week.I *ild
B;i.'; ;eene strengttr ilui win tbe game for the Jtckrabbits.I Hsler's first team can more ttranI nota lts om with the Crut l*agueI champions. cathedral, woefullyweak in capable replaements, ig-
' ues to {ilt ln the scond tralf., a!'rER TrrLE I
Iong Beach iE iD qust of its ffti,h I
FNlhem calilomia title. The Jmk- I
rabbits won the cbampioGhip in I
tiiurnphut teeru. In six sesoDsIsdreth's creatioff have wontlctty-four games, lost ttrirteen and I
tied nine.'Ilow their reco-rds rcmpare;CAffiDRAIJ
? &utb Psad.n& . . .. . ...'. . .,. ,.'.. o ,
tt1
i . The Phantoms am't Uit"". r-
i *",ffi
+::": ":","1* "sm **$. ]
I go-': ,srid souath.,'huy" ;;j;;:f"; i
1 1995's lgsnr_le from ttle iott"rr I
I lili. .clln"v_ rsn,t in deoonaJt I
I cls e tbe Terriers sholrdjuareslniriie#';;: "#Hil *" '
r --- --"--. u"-j
q_qluaT$.mlx..L'atll€drel mut combBt r Jtnxlllj r,a. haunted C.r.F. tearx ror,many ye&rs.
-Tttere's a sayhg, and.p€st events have substaniiaiea i+
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.*i*":-f, "Tg}{0"'1"'""fl1""""1',0:ff
Long Beach SrnothersCathedral Team,26-7:
' rlt N{cCowan Scores Three Timesto Lead Jackrabbits Into ",
;;i;ttlat ''": i""tK-
Finals of C.I.F.,,Plav,. ; .,-,', .: -
,liil'u,l',,l.r;^.i;.,;..,,,,;.6t
bls arn--scored. three touchdowns;and led Long Beach to a convincingl26-to-? victory on Burcham Field'here todey. ;
McOowan. who ran ltke he hadints in hts pants, wiggling his hipsand tmtstes around ln a most dis-]concerting manner, personally :con-ducted the Jaclcabblts ltlto. theflnale of the.Callfornla fEterscholas-;tlc F€derst'ion play-ofi igalrstChafiey next week.
I
NEGR,O BIG GI'N i
The slender Negro lad sugplied,tJre answer to that burniag question:iWhat happens when a Phantomimeets a ghost? &terh8 the gaEetn the second pbrlod, McGowanhelped himself to hls, irst torch-dorino; ctripping. ofi gains ol 20 and10 yards. R.eeling ofi runs.of 23 and31 yards and then plungmg over lorthe scores, Mccowan left a gamealready won tb his mates h the,fourth quarter.
. Ttrat Iong Beach was able toscoreia lourth touchdown ln the waninglminutes of the last period after Mc-rCowan had trotted-to the showersivas.merely adding tqzult to injury.rGathedral wiltEd:-badly ln that finaliquarter after ending the third stan-za on the short:end of e 12-7. score.Coach Dick Hassler jtut could notmanshal eapable replacem€nts onthe fleld to relieve weary and foot-sore, bruised and batt€red warr.iorsthet had played three periodswith-'out relief.
' SAR,WOOD SIIINESIIal Harwood, Cathedrel's mlghty
l?O-pound center, alone ofieredl re-sistance to the wratMul Loug Beach.assault' Ils.rwood play€d one of the,greatest defensive games segn.on 4nyrprep gridiron this sea.son. ftistaekling was dearly and was dJs-tinctive lnasmuch as his mates irp-peared very inefiective and puny in'this department.
Don Berrymsn, Iong Beach full-:back, operated well on ofiense. BobGqff-ney. blocking halfback mqw-ed
LONG BEACH
WNS GAMEWaIt McCowan Scores Three
Times to Lead Team toC.I.F. GrirJ Victory
(Cont'tl. from Twenty-fifth Pag€)
down would-be tacklers for Mc-Cowan-but he allowed George Vogt,sub Cathedral end, to snatch a passright oht of his hands and run fora touchdown in tf.re third quarter. .
With Mcoowan and Berrymaneating up yardage, Long Beach tal-lied its first touchdown in the sec-ond quarter. Mccowan faked a re-verse, swept inside hls 'own rightguard,. cut back and ran 10 yardsfor the score. The Jaekraibbitsdrcve 51 yards in four plays.
In the third period McCowansprinted 23 yards. and Berr5mranripped ofi a 26-yard run to put ttreball on Cathedral's 14. A bad pas$from center cost 11 yards. Mcoowanmade 6 and passed to Berryman for5. Cathedral held for downs on its5-yard Une. Tommy O'IJaughlinpunted to Mcoowan, who took theball on the 30 and returned to ihe14. The dusky demon scored. infour plays.
Ttrree long passes from O'Laugh-lin to Vogt netted 63 yards and aCathedral touchdown. Ttre last tosswas good for 40 yards and VoEtplucked the batl out of Gafiney-shands, tvho, it appeared, would in-tercept the baU.
Long Beach took the ensuinskick-ofi on its 39 and produced atouchdpwn in six plays. Mccowancareened ofi tackle and raced Blyards before he was hauled downon the Cathedral 30. IIe pla.ntedbis Jeet in touchdown terrain fromthe 4-yard line on the first play oftJre fourth quarter. He plunged.over for the conversion.- pifbSr Ingram climaxed a 35-yarddrive for the final tally. IIe passedto fbed Goodman for the €xtrapoint.
First downs favored Long Beach,seventeen to three.
Lons,,Beach (26) Cathedr8l (Z)GoodmanScottIlowardCalnNlck-le!BsirdEltiottIDgramBoydGaffneyBerryman
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-for_ Matbevs.) c6nvei;;;='I Mqco,wan, coodman, O'Laucbiin. Ofiicials| -_fieleree, 'IunDey; uDlre, Badenocb;ii neld Judse, Dunn; head tineiman, fox--'
ALABAMA,IN STIFF
GR ID DRILLJoihnny Mack Brown Sees
Red Tide Take HardestFootbal,I Workout
-]-UNTIIEESIIY (AIa.) Dec. 15. (t)
With Johnny Mack Brown, one ofthe heroes of Alabama's trrst Ro6eBowl victory lqokilxg on, the Red.Reginoent drove through its hard-est scrimmage session riace tlieclose of the regular reason today.
Coach &ank lflomas devotedthe entirc rerston to plays vhlchhc hop€s vlll rbatter Sta.nford'sd se New Year'r Day at Pasa-C
With e group of lreelmen as op-ponents, thc Alabana . regularrlooked a$ good as they have tJtlsseason for the practice sesston.
Brown, here for a brlef vlslt, cx-prqssed the opinlon that "Alabamawtll takc.Stanford," but added hehad not seen 'the Pectflc Coastchampibns in actlon thls year.
IIe was a hallback on the 1925Alabama team which camr frombetiind to wallop frashlngton'sHuskies, 20-19, ln the nrst Ro6eBoyt game played by & routhernteam.
lAre flrst ca,sualty ol the lntensivetratning grihd oceurred this aJter-noon as Bob (Ed) Morrow, huskyguard, Euffered a broken nose llrtbe rcriEmage.
McOowan-a,- (tancing defvlsb wbqdld e .hula-hula throueb brokenlrue vravs-. e.vry.j
fields wtth a porkhlde tuckedlunded
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CHAFFEY NGRID WIN
.Tite,rs Trip Muir Tech to, :.n. Finals of C.l.F.
i Grid, Play-off
ONTARIO, Dec. lb.-Cticking titea cl@k from .gd to gu!, MuggsMitchell's Chaffey Tigers conquered'rhe speedy Muir Tech mactrile, 13to 6, here tdday md Titl play Idng
'Beach for the CJ.f'. tiile next Sat-.uday.
The alert figers kept "tvild Bill"Sangster inddr ' clse suveillanceaU the time but ihe Teah flsbmanaged to display his fast legs jna Jev short sensational.gains.
TOUCEDOWN'Early i! the trrst quuier, ga!g-
ster startled the fans with his re-tum of s puDt but iater on ebt@ked ,kick, Smith, Chdffey,.nabbed the bal1, and foUowilg liD6.drives Anderson passed to. Wagerfor the frst tonchdown: EitE IDintwas .missed.
Hill grabbed e pass lrom Ander-'son and was stopped on the 6-yardIire. Cumings made 2 yeds ontwo plays, md vith sevetrteen 6eo-onds to play jn the,ha]f, plullged
. oYer, md Hury Smittr kicked. thcextra point.i Tech opened up with passes iithe thfd. Mitcheu shot one to
,SangEter, who rolled off a so-yardI gain, which was wiped out a liitle,Iater by 'Wager intercepting a pas.tr{ili's p@r kick put Tech jn d&n-gero6 territory, Sangster shot oncio Wade to Chiffey's 18-yard line.Smgster ws thrown for a big ]N
, by Weldon, and two plays late!MitcheU tossed.. the ball to Clipper,who f€ll oyer the goal liDe. Tbekick qent wide.
SITUATION BAD
"ituation began to Imk toughIo. Uh&fiey in the fouth. Tech
, passes flew d1l oyer the ffeld, but- i Chaffey boys kept their eyes on thc
I ball. Ttre yisitors' threat grew! more ominous when Clipper blmkedj Andelson's !jck, md . Mitchell be-gm heaving ttle ball but vlthoutthe dsired result.
Todey's game was oDe of tlregTeatest exhibitions of fmtballseen on the 1ocal treld. Chaffey'steam aYeraged 169 pounds, againstalr average of 165 for Tecb.'Mitch-ell's Tigers made line first, doqns,md Tmh made six.
tine-up:Ch4flcy.
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M'COWAN STARS 1
AS LONG BEACII
By Ben WoolbertBehind a scintiuating display of
offeDsive power, Long Beach. PolyHigh yestelday crashed its way intothe finals of tle C. f, F. SolthernCalifomia prep gridiron tourDe.menL
The Fowelful Jackrabbit elevenhad little, iI any, troubte in ruia-ing the chamDionship dreams ofCathedral t{igh; 26. to ?, on . tb.eLong Beach tield. which was iDnone too -good shape folloFing therecent ralEs.
IIRST EALT' CLOSX;ft was a football game aluring the
fi.st half ln whlch LoDg.Beach helda oEe touchalom harg'id, but vitttthe start of the third quarter, theJackrabbits tumed vhat pas *-pected to be a close game into acomplete' iout. Cathedral triedYaliaEtly to stop the heayy on-slaughts ol the Long lleach backs,but the PhentoEs were slEplyoveraowered.
Llttle Walt Mccowar\ ,LongBeruh negro quarterbsck @€tlFough wlth s.brilllmt ?orfom-ane. E6 rlpped aDd slshedthrough the Cathealral llne In th6s@ond hau lqr consistent longgains end was the mail cog il uolletrEs that htd the PhintomsorHrely bsfflea!. EIa eel-llke m-Didt ws responFlble for tJrroe olthe low touchdoms m&dc byLonf BeacllBig ud bulky, the lJong Beach
Iine wold ilom the.Cathedral for-wards in the first half, ual afterthat Mccowan aDd his mates, .DiikBerlymai and Wilbum fngrd,founal large holes through whichthey could make yardage with ese-Reserye strengtb also played amajor role in the Long Spach vic-tory, as Co&ch Orian Landreth. keptfresh he! in the game throughouf,a point which Dick Hassler @ulalDot duplicate.EA]&ItrOOD SEINES
In defeat, Al IIBmood, center forCathealral, was a hero.. Withoutquestion, Ilgfwood's effort yester-atay against, tbe Soutbland's prob-able champlons, staEps him * theoutsiaDdiEg pivot mau iE theseDarts. I{e ws Cathedral's line.Very few yards were oadb through
I him and the Jackrabbits didn'tj choose to plug centdr, fbr theylkdew it would do them no good.
I The Long Beach backs rau theI ends aDd cracked the tackles. aDdI rfteE it was I{affiood who chugged
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26-7lrqm lrnt 6port ?ago)
"r*;u tto- irlloliti;. to makethe tackl'eg.
Touchdown*chsffet: wEE€1,'cr-miDEs. Muir Tecb: CIiDper.
First downs-Chafley. gi Tech. 6OfflcirlrcfeeD, Senta Ans; rcfesi
Cozens, U.C.L.A., umDirei Clay€s, dtiu6;h€ad Unesdun; less, Abadbrs, ncld Cathedial. on ,th6 ilelenslve aI-
ingst throEghout, dldn't havc achEu@ to open up wlth the deelFtlv6 rerlal sftack wlilch. CorchEaEl€r hs dovelope4 dth theex@pdoE ol tho third duartoroutbut thct gaw the phutonsth€lr only touchdown T o mof,aqghlh rnleshed th r e epamtq *ll. ol Whlch omct€di{tl tnb alEs dt Gorge Vort, thoihlt'-il .b€tng hm6d .bto r-Mru.wtrim r/^-d-ii.i- a- -:-*--'--
I itru oo iuu tur#rrid ilo-"-i"'aI t€u acr6s the gool llne. O,Iaugh-I liT."dd"d th€ potnt r,ttlr a ntieI klck.
| _ .ryad:g twice in the opeDingI qlaltbr, the Jackrabbits 6penedllnerr uctorious march midway ln{ the secoqd period when Mccowan'cut through the cebter of the line,I rnen to hrs right for ten yards andI a .-
touchdown. T'b e conversioDI rauco; After runnlag a puDt back25 ydrds ro Cathedralls 14-yard tine
, in tbe tliird qr."t"", it"Co*_I :oo4.cr9.shed over again, this timeI rron tm .two_incb line. Again theJ cry rq poht failed.1., With t-be balt on the tive_yardI 11n. ]I lf" fourrh period, maintyj through-the work of Mccowan, the,rJacKrabbits made their tiirdJi tg"ctr4?ryT e" the negro *o" jlprungia- trt" ii"" yl"a"'iri'i*" ut_; remptE and added the loint with'another'.. buck. Wilbum Intram' scored the,fjnal touchalowD, slip_I ptng gyqr from tho one-yard lineI aDd a pess. fEgrah to Goodm&n,i ws good for the poinl The line_
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1 ChaIIey SubduesjMuIr Teeh, 13 to 7l -.
ONTAEIO, Dec. 15. _ ChaffeylHieb feachea tbe fiDals of tbe C.I r: !. Irep.play{tfs here tlis after_lnoon.by.roglstering a t3 to ? vic_I tory. over Muir Tech lllgh of pasa_dene. The local Tigers surDrisedtie Crou .City outfit with a falrtystrong att@k that dimmed thechampionship aspirations ol tbe tn-vaders.
'?t a.- roltseumBIG SATJCBR
FOR BATTLE
Prep T itle toBe Settled
Representatitses, of B othSchools Agree to Hold,
Game in Colisewn ..,_ pil :;1
BY JACI( SINGERLong Besch wiU m*t Chafiey
HiAh ai tbe Coliseum Ssiuddy forthe Southem Ca.Ufornla footballchamplochip.
Ttrb big susu ws secued yes-terday following a verbal bee be- |tteeD iepresentatives of both I
sh@ls involved md C.I.I', Com- i
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missloner settl vdn petien.W<er BeU &nd J. C. Peuiwell
were the Iong Beeh delegates.Ilrinctpal Emest Fischer cmied onthe Chafiey negotietions.
FIf'EWON,ES MISSINGThere *ere Do mismderstmdings,
Schools a.nabLeto Agree
Jackrabbits, Tigers Sedking
Game on Homn Fi,eld;;
Coliseum Faoored'
, BY JACK SINGE&Inns Beach sd Oha'fiey' com-
bstanG in Satudey's footbau tl'imlc for the Southern C&liforniattigrt scnmt championship, witl meeton a neutrall treld, it wd &n:noEced Yesterday bY Seth- VanFatteD, c,i-F. 4thletic commission-cr.
The Colisew or RGe Bowl willbe the lilely site ot the game' ReP-rmentativei of both schmls i!'volved wi]l meet with Van Pattentoday to iron out difrculties.
NO PLACE LII(E BOIUEBoth long Beach and Ohaffey de-
iir€ to play the g&me in their ombailiwick*but neither wGhes totrevel to the other's Prelnises'
Ch8ffev suggested tha[ the eon-iict, be;laved at Pomona colege'Ions Beach vetoed the Plan. Inng8eacn, n tun, Propsed its owniurchim Fie1d. chafiey tumedthunibs down and registered scuieDein end enguish.- Both teaff h&ve Played - twoCl.F. games on their home.nelds'r-iiulf can't cobe to a satisfactcvlsrrangement, ihey'Il heve to t9ss:.1
d,sputes or fueworks oi any veriety.I Chafey indicaled e preference forI the Rose Bowl. gtanford, howevet, i
ilr€fused to jeopardize tbe yelvetI green grEss cerpet.I Lng Beach did a surprising i
I rlght-obout-fsce by actually favor.the . Collseum over its o\rn
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cham I'ieid. In a mass mtrtlng.ltsday morning the Long Beach
student body snd JootbaU teamilssked ofrcials to secuie the Coli-] seirm fd -the gane.
Otbef sit6 consldered were F\ll-lstob Sigh, Pomona College andWhlttler CoUege.
FULL SIRENGTHlMtrggs" MitcheI, Chsffey coach,
stated yesterday that his footballforqe. would be st tull strengttr forthe iithnic. Rsy .On, 155-poundrlght . gusd, slfered a bruisedshouldd ln tlxe Muir ?ecfr tilt. HewUl Jdvor ttre injui'y in practice&Dd should be st his best Satuday..Merton Elll, 160-pound hauback,Tho 6per&tes from the safety sloton deleffi, ws jmed u!, I bttSeturdsy and tle wiU take it esythis'veek.
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on hadsor lails.
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a"/' i .The coliseun is Prefened s a
a"utttt n"ta. It's -expeNive butworth it. It is undeFtood thet t-lre
EanageBent oi the big saucel ue-rirands 20 p€r cent of the grN re-
""iot*. V." Palten expects a45000
gal,e and & crowd oi 12.000'The Ros Bowl entails les oulley
but is also les dsir&ble.WILL DRAW WELL
T'he game would draw weU etLoric aEactr. Burcham tteld couldue iCarged to comfortably *atiz,ooo. rne west stands hold 6000
and temporary bleshe6 wourodouble thet figu!." Chafiey's Premiss at Ontano can
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acommodaiti but 4500 cstomerslomona College can handle ?000':: chacey is E supris finaust- r'ne
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lniqers did what every one seld ln€y I
coilAn't ao wben they jolt€d Murr I
Tech oril of tltle reckoDing Satu- L
ffiI il";;;pe"A t" -uc 19ne I
Emb and Muir Tech ln the RN'Bowt. chsfieY tJlreq a monke]'1vreDch, io sy. [otql-ng of cbaoF 9nd I
co14,uior, 4to:t3 clf'Play4f' . I
Chsfiey's rise to the champion-i shlp helghts has been one of theI hlgb llshts ofr the turbulent 1934lprdp pisEkin cmpaign. Tbc TlgersI troUnced fou Citrus Belt, Ijag]]eopponents md &dvarjoed to thennals ol the play-of over the ml-lapsing footbsU teams Of Coltonand Muir,Tech.' MItcheU, St8nfordt star quarter-ba€k ln 1924-25-26 rnd a teem-hete of the immortal Ernie Nevers,came to Chafey ir 1928. llecoehed tbe gtenl0d fr6h fbr t$o.yesrs betore comlng sout-h.
TIGERS HANG
UP RECORDS
5. .ics Shou Prutess olChaf ey Grid Teatn i'r,
' Six Games
ONTARIO, Dec. 19. - Duling the1934 fmtbAll seabon Cdech MuggsMitchel's Chafiey Tigers wbo m*tLong Beach in the C.I-F. trnals Sat.
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The six games include pmona,.verside, Su .Bernardino Rpd-
Chaffey hRIVALS SET
FOR BATTLE
Tisers Possessl7eisht Edge
lC.mches Natne LineuPs fori. , Tomorrou's Clossic
two latt€r C.f.I'. games.DOWN IINDEB PUNTS
. 1o six games Chafiey's opponenistrad twenty-seven chancs to rctu!forty-tftree pults by ChaEey andbrought them back only 3g yaids, 8!average of less thaD a yard and ahalf a chsce.
Chafiey hsd thirty-one chances toreturn rivals' punts end came back
Iiiverslde, Bernardino, Red-lands, Colton and Muir Tesh, the
et Coliseum
I ' ttre curtomary pn-grme hwhI setiled llke a blsnket over the en-
i campments oJ Lng Beach and
I chscey yesterday as tbe PreP Plg-i sbimers went. througtr Sral drillsifor tomorow's Southern C&liiorDlgtchampionship gsme Et tJ:e colisu.| \Meight trgurs relessed Yesterdayireveal tbat Cbaffey will bost, csligbt weight sdvantage over o;i&D'ganatiil's Jaobabbtti. Tbe TlgtrswlU everage 168 Doundi Per. trrm.I;ong Beach wlll ;verage 165.
STARJING LINE.IJPMugg6 MttcheU, Chaffey coecb,
I aanounced hli std,rthg llnFup as
i follows: IEtt end, Ti]1 cs&lettl,.lrsr; rert hckle, Ieou utman, 180;
lbft guara, E8rry Smithr 2ob; cen-
|tdi; capi. Elrner CrN, 155; rlgbtlgurd, Ray o8 150; tight tackl€,
lrtu"is .lonmn, 190; rlght end,
lEoivsrd Weldon, 153; qurtsback,litacb..lhderson, l90: ieft hdfb&ck,lcaytord Wager, 154; right,hau-lback; Merton-lliu, 153; fultback,lAlbsi Cumings, 153.
l, Iong Beacb wiu.oPeD.with teftiend, Fred cmdman, 141; lefttackle,lDenDls Scott, 1?4; -left gu&id, tv-I erett. Itoward, 165:-senter, Monislcal!, 206; dght gusd, IElandlNicktes, 1?2; risht. t&ckle, lloydl.Baird; 200; right end, vio E[iott,il48; quutsback, Wilbur Ingmm,| 150: lift ballback, .Bob. Gsfiney,i rsl; rtent ,balfb&ck, Jlh llawlev,| 158; tuuback, Don BeEyman, 180.
ANCIENT BTVAI.;S
Fo qsptqr€d the cpveted crown tvlca-'.'LoDg ..Bacb ,Iru E$Ire to trmk.16p00 6hbng to the Oollseum toettn.e6s t&G title tussle. Chgier
.al6o ylu,bave 6€v€!al bundred 6up'r'Ddrt€[6 dr bald from ODtarto. Tbe
:tr EiDded citlze::ly ot. In6 A!.! will contribut! 1500 psple tocrowd. SetJx Vau I'atien, OJF.
snticipates a throng
!128 yards, an average of 14 yardsper crack.
herChafiey outpunt€d her oDDonentsmst 4 yalds per kick in ihe sixalmst 4
games.Chaffey oppoDents tried two and
one-hall times as many Dasses &sdld cllaffey and completed only fiv€moE.
OTITGAINED ON PASSESOppon€nts, bowever, outsaiDed
Chaffey on pus*, advancing theboU 339 yd,rds on twenty-two com-pret' sss to 259 yards Chaffeymo. .vard on seyenten com_pletr Jses.
Opponents intercepted eisht ofChaffey's thirty-seven pass& anccme beck but 1l valde
Chafi€y int€rceptld eleven of theopp$ition's ninety-four psses sndran them back 168 yards.
.. fn l?3 runnlng plays attempted. byrne opponents, they gained 4M yardsbut lost 203.
T'he net gain in six gams ws 201yarq!. less rhan 3% f@t per play.
Mitchell's Tiges aveiag6d 2.??yuds per play, enough to make l0yards in four downs every time. TheIigers gained ?7? yards in 25? ru-png plays and l6t but sixw-nveror a net gatn of 712 yards.
Total -yards adJanced by Cha.treyln all -plays equaued 4339. compared;o tnef oppon€nt's total of 2514ruds.
' ' Iong Beach md chaiey are an-cicDt rlvsls. .lftelr tdotball euitydates bmk before, the World Ws:Il1 1011. cba.fiei bai Iong Beach,6 to 6, on two treld 8@ls; Touch-dovns, couDted oniy 5 Points sttbat time. In 1912 Long 'Beacb€vened ,up tbe sedes with a 10-to-0vtctbry. The Tig€n tumed in a16.0 vlctory l]1 1913 drd the tvoscbmls hFve bbt . met since.
tlla gme brlng.i togetbff two ottbe most pJofcleut prep sirches inthe soutbland.'MitcheU-'employ!tbe'Wartrer sYEt€E at'Cbafiey. IIe
the 20,000 msb.
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Long Beach HighPREP TEAMS
N FNALS
T eams to Clashat Coliseum
-.Present Iackrabbit Squad. Following in Footsteps
ol Man! Gri.d, Greats
. LONG BEACH. Dec. 18. (Erclu-6ive)-Exactly fftee4 years ago,Iong Beacb Poly tligh School wonits tust Southsn Calilomia O.f.F.f@tball champio$trip.
This Saturday, against ChaffeyUnion High at- the Los AngelesColiseum, the l{ng Beach Jack-
. rabbits wiU lx weking their tfthSouthland grid cown.
.Ealgar J. Kienhol4 laber headfootball coach at Santa ClxrB andtt Otridental College, Pas mentorof tbat famous 1919 lrng geach
'eleven. Chet DoUey, vho vasdstined to become captain of tbe
' Itniverslty of SdrtherD CaUf omia.varslty in 1923, was &lso @ptaiu oftJ:e Jackrabbits.. PEEI.ECT SEASON
' ''Ibe 1919 team ys undefeatednd utied, winning all tvelveaEes played and rolling up ,t?9
.poilts to their opponents' 21 to av-emge 40 poirxts to 1.? p€r game.
Inng Beach won lts second South-Iand champioNhip- in 1923 wtreDArthur J. Scheutner: now at IJos An-'geies J.C., wa6 head coach. I)onIIiU, later a Stan:ord stu, was @p-'tain j Moiley Drury, later to be-'come Afl-american quarterback as'a Tro,iu ln 1927, played end tldc€nter on t,lxe Rabbits.
The 1923 team'won seven gBmsand lost fow, scorod 186 points to'102 and made but twetty-elghttouchdoms all y€al. T'!f,e fou teamsto beat Lbng Eeach were t&e Tro-jeu fres.hmen, 25-0; Univssity olCalifornia freshmen, 20-?: stremrDIndians, 13-7; and Bakersffeld, 20-0,in the State chmpionsbip flnab,
. MORE TRI{JMPSS'- Six yeus elapsed before Coacbi,, Orian (troad) I€ndretb @me along
wittr another tiue wiruer il3 1929.
'. Tfris was his first semn as head'' @ach, succeeding R]Nll Sprong., With a brillimt backtretd of Nor-. man (Red) fbantlin, Russell Sweet,
i Bob Parke, Ed Davies and "Musty"O18on, the 1929 J&ckrabbits defeat€dEunungton Park, 7'6, and SautaBd,rbua, 14-6, to vtn the Southlaadtitle.
BACKS BACT' Lorg Beach repeated ln 1930 lre-. eus tlie w; beckneld returuedwlth a strdnger Une ahead ol lt. IntJle goutb€rll oalifornia. .A!&k'
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, .:Tlris yeu,s outiflt lost tts o1reaa.i.-to EoUyPood, 21-0i but. sinbe-tUeo':';sihes score{ ning consecutive vtctarie.' t.cludilc two championsbip ptay-oE' tnulnplE over Ioyola and Cathedral.
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Numbe, One Ranking Stan
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;..;Ftank Sh.ie.lds, nrst nnkmg tFi*
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lcheduled to unlimber some hi[]dclas court strategy today whe-n
"hc;meets up with ybug sdbbv ni'gelfin the men's singl* semi-fi,naTroud of the amual Lds AngetdCounLy Invitaiional Tounament: &tthe Bath and Tennis.Club courts i!Cheviot !Ii]ls.i The match is carded ior 2 o'cldck"
one t,our after Gene Mako, natieaI ixter@llegiate tltlist from S.-C-,and "Chuck" Oar, a fbllow-teamrmate, tangle in the other semiflnalduel, Fitts will be,played tomoglrow &iternoon, ecording to Tou:ltment Mmsger Dick Skeen. i.
Fbllowing the singtes matchg*Shlelds &nd Mako Fill team, up !rplay Bob Brashear and l.ouitW}Ieler in . e double siniinal,while the day's opening match, at12 noon, nnds ,Dr. ESther Bartoshcrssing rackets with May Doeg ila woman s singls seminnal. ::
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RLII Hef\! Scys:(Cortinftil lrom Scventh Pagclt
zbt yerds, l6s than three and i-half Jet per play.
U eveiy one of Chaffey's plafrlh&d been lhe same length in theiJ'mnning plays. T'lxey Tould never .
have had to kick to march stead':'ily down the field.
The Tigers averaged 2.77 yar:$per play, eriough to make !e[yardji in fou downs every finii.lThe trouble x'ffi they.didn't cod!':,that vay. But the Tig6s gaingd:77? yards in 257 running plays andlost but. sixty-ive lor s net gaiii';dl ?12 yards. ,.;
TIIEY CER,TAINLY XEEPON TIIE BALL
Ttrat the Tigas sr€ prebty goiii"ball hawks is shown in their fuE:ble record.
Chaffey fmbled seven. timm iil'th€ six games and recovered fou!tims, lGiDg the ball thre times..-
But they more than made 'llp,ior that. Tlaeir opponents fm;-bled sixteen ttuns md Chatrey gofnine of these to make thirteen r'e-coveries out of twenty-three tu,nLbles.
Pretty snappy team, eh, whsfl
T{USKY CAGBRS ;
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mu[y-O!e ClalUe! !O ltuurf rlr a--punk md came back 428 ]€rds, uaverag€ of tourtem yerds perarack.
Inciddntauy we vere surprisedIto flnd that Ctradey outgunted her
opponents alnst four yerds perliick in the six games.
OPPONENTS HAVE DONESOME PASSING
Chafiey's opponents tried twoard one-half times a6 m&Dy .pffisas did Oh&ffey-and @mpletedonly flve more.
The opponents, however, oui-aained Chafiey on passes, &dvanc-14 the baJl 339 ysds on twenty-tbo completed p6ses to 258 yilds.Cbifiey moved.fdmard ob seven- I
ioen'mmpleted psses.But; U Chadey's detese on punts
was good, tlreir coverltrg up ontorwsd pss wu betier,
opponents interc€pted, eight olChafi9y's thirty-seven pNes inthe six games and came back but11 ]Eds.
Chatrey, on the other hand. b-ter@pted eleveo of the six rippenents, Dineby-four. psses and ranthem baok 168 yards.
TIIEY TOSS THE ITADSFOR, LOSSES :' Fars know the Tig€r defense lsgood but not just how good,
Itrs plenty gmd, ihe ncuresthow. In 'l?3 running plays at-tempted by tlre opposition, theygeined 404 yards but lct 20g!
Tlne net gain in six games was
Long Bea.ch to TackleCh*ff?: F!4gf TodaYt
Rival Gridders Meet for SouthernCalifornia ChampionshiP at
Coliseum This Afternoon
BT JACK' STNGER,
- Tirose Jaekrabbits of IFng Beach and the Tigers ol Ghaffey rneet
this Lfternoon at the ColiSeum in an epilogue to the hrrbulent 1934 prep
pigskin seeson.
It is the last leg of a long: androcky winding trail for both teamsand to th€ Yictor will go the hooLY
ot.the d.f,r. Souttrer-n Californiac[ampionship.
. The game has afl th€ ingredientsof a cla.ssiC-rivairY; a glitteringc$stellation of .sta,rs. tradition,diama. :
orian CToad) La,tdr€ih's Longgeach team is seeking tts nfthSoutherri Oaliforrria ehampionehi$;Chafibf its flrst.,'unrultro nrvals
Ttle.Jackrabbits enter€d the flnalsby dverPoweiing two Catholicschools, Loyola, 6-0, and Cathedral'26-?. .. The 'TigPrs soared into thetiile rEckoning by subduing ColtoD,tr9-0, and Muir Tech, 13-6'
Lone Beabh i5 the Coast Leaguer"f rtative. Chd.fiey, vhich wontlre -'us Belt league titlE for thefirst time under "Muggs'l Mitchen,
IO-I{G BEACH TO TACKTE/
CHAFFEY ELBYEN TODAT(Continueil fron Seventh
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Utman 1Caseletti 1Aaderson 3
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ttrat doesn't wait for the breakof the. game .but goes out an(ma.nufactuias them..
GOOD B,ECORDSLong Beach has scored 126 point
to the opposition's' rO. TFenty-onpoints'w€re registered by l{ollywoocwhich defeated the. Jackrabbits ian early saesoit practicc gam€.
Ctidfiey. has aarassed I,44 pointto 24: for ttre oppos.ition fur nin
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Chaffey Holds Weight Edge Over Long Beach in TitleLos Angiles Times (t 886-CurrenT Filel; Dec ?], 1934;
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