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SANTA 'CLARA . ST. MARY'

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KEZAR STADIU'M Saturday, November 27, 1926 2:30 p. m.

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LEONARD CASANOVA (CAPT.) , SANTA CLARA

ADAM WALSH COACH, SANTA CLARA

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JAMES UNDERHILL (CAPT.) ST. MARY'S

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EDWARD ("SUP") MADIGAN .

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RED CHISHOLM (37) TACKLE

DICK HASSLER (26) QUARTER

AL TERREMERE (25) FULLBACK

CHRIS' MACHADO (27 ) HALFBACK

CHARLIE F ALK END

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WALT KOLLER ( 10 ) END

R ED SUMNER ( 34 ) GUARD

D UKE V ALINE (33) END

GUIDO GRANUCCI (32) CENTER

LARRY SCHULTZ (18) GUARD

JOE GALLAGHER (23) TACKLE

CAPTAIN LEONARD CASANOVA (29) HALFBACK

BUD CUMMINGS (2) HALFBACK

JOE SCHENONE GUARD

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WALLY O'DANIELS (22) TACKLE

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BUD WILLIAMS (35) GUARD

BUD McKEE (5) QUARTER

GUIDO SIMONI (21) FULLBACK

CHARLES MILLER (28) HALFBACK

BILL RONSTADT (20) CENTER

PAT CONNOLLY (31) END AND QUARTER HAL BUNDY (8) HALFBACK

NORMAN FAWLEY (9) HALFBACK

WARREN AHART (36) TACKLE

GEORGE BARSI (19) FULLBACK

SANTA CLARA SQUAD

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TERREMERE- 25 Fullback CASANOVA- 29 (C) Left Half

MACHADO- 27 Right H alf

CHISHOLM- 37 Left Tackle

GALLAGHER-23 Right Tackle SUMNER-34 Right Guard

VALINE- 33 Left End

HASSLER-26 Quarterback

FALK-30 Right End

SCHULTZ- 18 Left Guard

GRANUCCI-32 Center

STARTING LINE-UP OF ST. MARY'S WATSON-, 21 Left Guard

BETTENCOUR T-20 Center

TOBIN- l 6 Left Tackle FRANKIAN- 14 Left End LEO ROONEY-4 Left Half

ILLIA- 2 Right Guard HICKS-6 Right Tackle

FARRELL-ll Quarterback

KASPEROWICZ- IO Fullback

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COLLINS- 12 Right End UNDERHILL-7 (C) Right Half

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SANTA CLARA LINE.. UP PLAYER

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POSITION

1 Edward H. Cummings.... .... End 2 Edward Cummings.. . ... Half 3 Edward Loughery..

Guard 4 'Villiam Vierra..... ... Quarter 5 Orval McKee . Quarter 6 Philip Kerchoff... . ........ End 7 Vincente Ca resse... .. Guard 8 Harold Bundy.......... .... Half 9 Norman Fawley. ... . . Half 10 'Valter Koller .... End 11 John Sullivan........ .. Guard 12 Joseph Donnelly... .......... Guard 14 Joseph Schenone.... ... .... .. Gnard 15 Leet Wine....... ........... End 16 Tyler Sidener........ ....... Center 18 La "'rence Schultz ..........................

Guard 19 George BarsL...... .......... Fullback 20 'Vill iam RonstadL ........................ .. .. Center 21 Guido SimonL........ . ............... Fullback 22 'Vall ace O'Daniels.. .. ......................... Tackle 23 Joseph Gallagher. ............................ Tackle 24 Harold Losee. . .. . Tackle 25 Al Terremere......... ..................... Fullback 26 Richard H a ssler.. ....... Quarter 27 Chris Machado.....

Half 28 Charles Miller ..................................:: ..:____: Ha lf 29 L eonard Casanova (Capt.) ... Half 30 Charles Falk ....... End 31 John Connolly ....... End 32 Guido GranuccL..... ........................ Cent er 33 Anthony Valine........ ...... End 34 Charl es Sumner...... .................... Guard 35 William ' ,V iIliams .......................... . .. Guard :16 W a rren Ahart......... ........... Tackle 37 R od erick Chisholm ................................ Tackl e

W}O";IGHT

AOE

Lbs.

Years

165 151 165 153 155

20 21 21 20 24 19 20 22 19 20 19 21 21 20 21 21 20 21 19 20 22 19 20 20 19 19 21 20 21 23 22 23 23

170 170 165 160 175 170

170 170 175

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170 180 190 180 185 200 180 190 155 150 168 167

170 170 195

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185 175 195 200

YEARSOF COMPTN .

REGISTERED FROM

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Los Angeles Bakersfield San Francisco San Francisco Long Beach Covina San Pedro Sa n Francisco Los Angel es Los Angeles Ferndal e Los Angel es Livennore Covina Orland Los Angel es Stockton Tucson, Ariz.

Half·Moon Ba y Seattle San Francisco Vacaville R edwood City Pasadena Salinas Santa Clara Ferndale Los Angeles Ukiah San Francisco Santa Cruz San Pedro Arroyo Grande Marysville San Francisco

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3 1 3 0 0 3 0

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ST. MARY'S LINE.. UP No. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27

PLAYER

P OSITION

John O'Gorma n .. .... Fullback John l11ia .... .............................

Guard Ray Knowl es ............................................ Center Leo Rooney.. . Half John Merrick .... Half Homer Hicks........ . ........................ Tackle James Underhill (Capt.)..

Half Gayle Johnson ...... ......................... ... Quarter Boyd Smith..................

Half Stanley Kasperowiez...

Fullback Robert Farrell ......................... Quarter Alfred Collins ........................................ End Malcolm Frankian ..

End Frank :Mulcahy.....

Guard Alfred Tobin..

Tackl e John Scarlett...... ........................... End Henry Driscoll:. .............. Quarter Joseph Rooney.................. ....... . ......... Half Lawr ence Bettencourt..

Center John \Vatson....... .. Guard Philip ~Iurphy.. . .. Tackle Nonnan Lien. __ .....~ End Edgar Hurl ey........

Center Ignatius McVay........... ............ Guard Raymond MacIntyre. ............ Ha lf Joseph Firpo........ . ........... Guard

WEIGHT

AGE

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168

Years

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176 155 165

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186 192 185 176 189 169 175

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2 3 1 0 1 2 0 0

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178 143 183 186

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155 145 174

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175 189 190

195

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"IKE" FRANKIAN (14) END "TOOTS" KASPEROWICZ ( 10 ) FULLBACK

(CAPT.) JIMMY UNDERHILL (7) HALFBACK

SPARKY FARRELL (11) QUARTER

HACK HICKS (6) TACKLE

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" OCTY" JOHNSON (8) QUARTER -

LARRY B ETTENCOURT

COWBOY SMITH HALFBACK

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JOE ROONEY (19) HALFBACK

(20) CENTER

Gus O'GORMAN (1) , FULLBACK

RA Y KNOWLES CENTER

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PHIL MURPHY (22) TACKLE

RED WATSON (21) GUARD

ED HURLEY (24) CENTER

HEINIE DRISCOLL QUARTER

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AL COLLINS ( 12 ) END

IGGY MCVAY (25) GUARD

OXY MERRICK (5) HALFBACK

LEO ROONEY (4)

AL TOBIN (16)

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POPE ILUA (2) GUARD

JACK SCARLETT ( 17) END

FRANK MULCAHY ( 15 ) GUARD

LOUIS (" D UTCH") CONLAN FROSH COACH

FRANK ("BODIE") ANDREWS VARSITY LINE COACH

ST. MARY'S SQUAD

NT CLARENCE CARROLL HEAD YELL LEADER ST. MARY'S

RAYMOND ARATA ASSISTANT YELL LEADER ST. MARY'S

NATHAN FARBMAN ASSISTANT ~

RAYMOND RENWICK HEAD YELL LEADER SANTA CLARA

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DAN BARDI N ASSISTANT

Notes on San Francisco's Big Game

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HE Bucking Broncos of Santa Clara and the Scintillating Saints of St. Mary 's meet this afternoon in the fifth gridjron contest since the resumption of athletic relations between the two institutions . Hereditary rivals as they are, Santa Clara and St. Mary's delight in making false prophets of those who would attempt to predict the outcome of their contests. With the exception of one year, the annual game between the two rivals has not been definitely settled until the final gun , and there is a possibility that today's game may resolve itself into another of those hectic struggles which have provided ample thrills even for the nonpartisan spectator.

Both Adam Walsh, coach of the Green Wave , and Edward Madigan, coach 0f the Galloping Gaels, are young men as coaches go, but already have won recognition in their chosen field. Both coaches, as most followers of football are aware, are graduates of Notre Dame and both learned a great deal from that master of strategy and exponent of fine sportsmanship, Knute Rockne . However, Walsh and Madigan possess initiative and native coaching ability and , while their teams use the basic Notre Dame system, there are about each team certain distinctive features of play that must in all justice be given to their mentors personally.

While Santa Clara and St. Mary's will be fighting today for the glory of their respective institutions, they also will be struggling for the possession of the Knights of Columbus Trophy, a great silver football, already traditional in its significance. Permanent possession of the trophy enta ils the winning of three straight contests. With wins in 1924 and 192 5 to their credit, the Saints have an opportunity today to add the football to the cups and plaques in the trophy rooms of the Oakland college. How ever, the Broncos feel that the football would make a worthy addition to their collection of trophies, and hope to secure a first leg on it today.

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