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BOARD OF ATHLETIC CONTROL SAINT MARY'S COLLEGE « « « WI LL STEVENS, Jr., Director » » » GEORGE RAllTON, JOHN ARAGNI, HARRY GARRETTSEE, « « « JACK TOLAN, RANDY SMITH » » »

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WILL STEVENS, JR.

TER St. Mary's upset Southern California, a wag came forth and suggested that someone should give Little St. Mary's a pair of long pants. When St. Mary's repeated the following week with a victory over California, there Jwere many who were willing enough to cloak the wag in the robes of a philosopher.

Today, St. Mary's is very much in danger of losing its newly acquired possession. If "Clipper" Smith is - right-"St. Mary's can be beaten with passes"-Little Santa Clara and not Little St. Mary's may be wearing the long pants.

It has been seven long years since a Santa Clara team rolled to triumph over St. Mary's. Back in 1923 Santa Clara won 10 to 9.

Since then Santa Clara has come dangerously close. In 1926 the Broncs held the Gaels to a 7-to-0 score.: In 1929, when St. Mary's had its undefeated team, Bud T oscani scpred the lone touchdown of the day against Santa Clara. Last year DiCK Boyle stalked the Broncs for nearly two quarters without a score. Then came a lightning pass, Stennett to Boyle, and a touchdown. A determined drive by Santa Clara down the field to the three-yard line. And then from nowhere came Ramblin' Robby Patterson to intercept a pass for a ninety-seven-yard run and another touchdown. Harry Ebding kicked the try-for-point, and after a scoreless second half, St. Mary's won 13 to o.

Early this spring Santa Clara prospects for a victory over St. Mary's were brighter than ever. Then injury and tragedy found its way into the Santa Clara ranks. One by one the stars were cut down until "Clipper" Smith in September looked back on "the team that might have been."

Then "Clipper" began to build upon the ruins. The first shock came when Santa Clara held California to a 6-2 victory. Another week and another shock, Santa Clara held Stanford to a 6-0 victory. " 'The team that MIGHT have been' is past history," said the "Clipper." "And now, how do you like the team that IS?" And the boys reckoned that it would do.

Today "the team that IS" faces St. Mary's, and finds itself in the surprising position of an even rating with its ancient rival. Check along the forward wall-Slavich and G. Dowd on the wings, Flohr and Murray at the tackles, Molinari and Wilkinson at the guards, A. Dowd at center.

If there is a weakness there, the Gaels will have to find it.

Backfield men, practically unknown at the beginning of the season, now threaten to boom their way to the first victory over St. Mary's this season. Little Joe Morey at quarter, J.oe Beckrich and Yin O'Donnell at the halves, Big Joe Paglia at fullback. If Denser is available today,

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which is unlikely, he will give the Gaels plenty of trouble. And there are others-Judnich, Powers, Fuller, Farris, McGuire, Fretz.

Anyway you look at it, you cannot count Santa Clara out of it until the last gun is fired. The Broncs aim to win this ball game, or know the reason why.

Last week injuries and "Slip" Madigan scrambled the St. Mary's varsity all over the Moraga foothills. Rubel, center; Fischer, guard; Brovelli, fullback; Baird, left half, "almost definitely" out, came the announcement. Yates, a sophomore, replaced Rubel, Captain Toby Hunt and Mike Steponovich were brought back from the injured list to plug the weakness at guard. Pendleton was brought in from end to work at guard. Scheflin went to left half in place of Baird, and Partee to fullback in place of Brovelli. Vivaldi moved over from left end to right end to alternate with Fred Canrinus, while George Canrinus again moved up to regular left end to replace Vivaldi.

It would not be surprising to see Madigan start an all-sophomore line-George Canrinus, Jorgensen, Johnson, Yates, Gerardin, Gilbert, Fred Canrinus. In the backfield will be Fletcher, Scheflin, Toscani, Partee. Baird, with a broken finger, M AY start at left half. If Baird does not play, it will be up to Scheflin t o repeat his brilliant performance of the Southern California >g~1Ve: T oscani, steadiest bac~ on the team and hero of a half doze ~~ pl~pdid Gael victories, has his ,tbughest assignment since the Trojan &~mer' S~¡'~~s" Gord Partee, the sophomore fullback who came throught\ 0nce, an(l,>ro'M$t come through again today.

In the past, ~~~Vp$er" Sin.i th 'h'as:tdefensed the St. Mary's attack more successfully thani. any of "t~e rival ¡coaches. With that defense ready today, and an offense prepared early in the.,season for this one game, the "Clipper" would not be at all surprised were the Broncsfo win.

Again, Santa Clara is the one team the Gaels have b~en able to beat consistently, year in and year out. Madigan has beaten the Broncs when St. Mary's has had gooq teams and teams that were not so strong.

But sooner or later Santa Clara is certain to 'break through; and Madigan fears that this may be the year. i At any rate, whether the Broncs break through or the Gaels repeat, today's 'battle should be one of the most thrilling gridiron struggles 0f ' the year.

Little Big Game scores: ' 1922 St. Mary's 9 ______________________________ Santa 1923 St. Mary's 9 _____________________________ 5an ta 1924 St. Mary's 28 _____________________________ 5anta 1925 St. Mary's 19 ______________________________Santa 1926 St. Mary's 7 ______________________________Santa 1927 St. Mary's 22 ______________________________Santa 1928 St. Mary's 20 ______________________________Santa 1929 St. Mary's 6______________________________Santa 1930 St. Mary's 1 L ___________________________5anta

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E. P. "Slip" Madigan Head Coach

JO RGENSEN-Tackle PARTEE-Fullback

BAI RD-Halfback SCHEFLIN-Halfback

GILBERT-Tackle SCHAEFER-Guard

' GOULD-Tackle

BROVELLI-Fullback

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FISeHER-Guard

RUBEL-Center

VIVAlDI-End

HERC FLETCHER-Quarter

TOSCANI-Halfback

BEASLEY-Halfback

GERARDI N-Guard

PENDLETON-End

HUNT-Tackle

SQUADS SAINT MARY'S COLLEGE E. P. MADIGAN, Coach

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Wilson, George ____________________________. Half Schaefer, Bernard _________________________ Guard Bunce, Carl ____________________________________ End B.at, Jack ________________________________________ Half Carpenter, Bill ____ ________________________Guard Dixon, Ronald ________________________________ Half Preston, Elmer _____ .___ _______________________.End Duper, Al ________________________________________ Full Minogue, Walter ________ _______________ E",/ Culjus, Nick _________________________________ Center Murphy, Joe .--___________________________ Tackle Miller, Martin __________________________________ En d Naughton, Frank ____ _____________________ Half Dodson, George _______________________________ Full Calori, Gustav ____ _____________________ Tack.le Baader, Dutch ______________________________ Tackle Hubbs, Lawrence _________ _______________ Tackle Fletcher, Here ____________________________ Quarter Steponovich, Mike _______________________ Guard Toscani, Francis ____ __________________________ Half Yates, Marvin ____________________________ Center McGrath, Harry _________________________.Guard Lamb, Manuel _______________. ____________ Half Gould, Lafayette _________________________ Tackle Heinbockel, Charlie _________________________ End Flores, Joe ______________________________________ Half Canrinus, Fred _____ .__________ __________________ End Partee, Gordon __________________________________ Full Collins, Clem ___________ . _____ _____________ Tack.le Miller, Marvin ________ ____________________ Quarter Fischer, Bill ______________________________ Guard Beasley, Bill ____________________________________ B alf Gilbert, Ed ____________________________________ T acltle Canrinus, George ______________________________ End Brovelli, Angel _________________ _____ ___ __ Full Ahern, Sid _________________________________Quarter Hunt, Toby _____________________________ Tackle Danilovich ____________________________________ Center Gerardin, Hugh ____________________________.. Guard Rubel, Emory ________________________________ Center Pendleton, Wayne ___________________________ .. End Baird, Charles ____ ______ ________________________ Half Vivaldi, Garry _________________________________ E"d Berardinelli, Lud ____________________________ Tack.le SchefIin, Charles ______________________________ Half Lane, Russell ______________________________ Quarter Jorgensen, Carl ______________________________ Tack.le Baker, Al _______ ___ ________________________________ E"d Brown, Orville __________________________________ End Craig, Don __________________________________ Guard Figeac, Lou ___________________________________ Guard Fitzpatrick, Joe ______________________ Quarter Groom, Harold ________________________________ Half Johnson, Harold .______ . ___________________ .. Guard Murphy, Jerry ________________________________Guard McSheeh y, Robert _____________ _________ Guard McNally, Jim ____.___________________________ Tack.le

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Britschgi, Carl ___________.. ____________ Quarter

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Mora, Mario ______________________________________ End Nolan, Joe ______________________________________ Guard

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McGuire, Jack _________________ . _________Quarter Dowd, Gil __________________________________ _____ End Powers, Leslie __________________________________ Half Denser, Bill _.___________________ ____________ .Half

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McCoy, Wesley __________________________________ End

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Foltz, Earl _________________________________ Quarter

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Weisinger, Warren ______________________ Quarter Morey, Joe _______________________________________ Half

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Morey, «Kip" ________. _______________-: ____ Quarter

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O 'Donnell, Vincent ..____ __________! _______ Half Murray, Doug ____________________________ Tackle Idiart, John __________________________________ .. Guard

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Danz, Fred __________________________________ E"d

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Wilkinson, Joe ______________________________ Gua'rd Osmer, John _________________________________ Cetlter

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Beckrich, John ____________________________ Quarter Lindsey, Bernard _______________________________ End Ashley, Robert _____________________________Guard Clark, Ed __________________ ___________________ Guard Judnich, Anton _____________________________ Half Mautz, Joe _____________________________ Tack.le Paglia, Joe _______________________________________ H alf Byrnes, William ____________________________ Guard Rogers, James ____________________________ Center Flohr, "Dutch" ____________________________ Tackle Koepf, Ernest ______________________________ Tack.le Fretz, Paul _____________________________________ Half Farris, Jack _____________________________________ .. Full Molinari, Charles ____ ._____________________ Guard Fuller, Charles ________________________________ Full Smith, Jack __________________________________ Tack.le Slavich, Frank ___________________________________ End Giun tini, Hector _________________________ .Cmter Bottaro, Frank ______________________________ .. Guard Seibert, Leo ________________________________________ E"d Moroney, Thomas _____ .__________________.Guard Dowd, AI _____________________________________ Center Kelley, Bob ____________ _______________________ Center O 'Reilly, Frank ._______________________________ End Polomik, Rudolph _________________________.Guard Burton, Fred .. ______________________________ Guard Sheridan, Ralph _____.._____________________ C en.ter

TOM FITZPATRICK (Utah), Umpire

HERB DANA (Nebraska), Referee

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POWERS 7 Right Half

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PAGLIA

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University of Santa Clara CLYDE KING (U. S. Naval Academy), Head Linmnan

C. M. "NIBS" PRICE (California) , [iield Judge

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____________ :~___ Half _____________ 19 ______ 175 _______ 6_0 ___________ 1930 Frosh ____ _______________ San Leandro Schaefer, Bern ard ____ ~_~____ : Guard ____________ 20 ________192 ________ 6.0 ____________ I year Varsity __________ Pomeroy, Wash.

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Preston, ElmeL ___________________ End ________________ 2 L _______ 185 ________ 5_II __________ 1 year Varsity _____________ San Francisco Duper, AL __________________________ FuIL ______________ 19 ________ 185 ________ 5.10 __________ 1 year Varsity ______________ San Francisco Minogue, W al teL _______________ .End ________________ 2 0 ________ 17 5________ 5 .9..__________ 1930 Frosh..________________________ Petaluma Cui jus, Nick__________ ______________ Center ____________ 20 ________ 2 0 5________ 5.11 __________ 1930 F rosh _____________________ Sacramen ~b Murphy, J oe_______________________ Tackle ___ .. _______ 2 0.. ______ 196 ________ 6.0 ____________ 1930 Frosh.. ______________________ Oakland Miller, Martin ____________________ frn d _______________ 19 ________ 17 6.. _____ 6.0 __________ 1930 F rosh ___________________ San Francisco Naughton, FranL __________ ___-- Half ______________ 21.. ______ 156..______ 5.8..__________ 1930 Frosh.. ___________________ Long Beach Dodson, George __________________ FllIL ____________ 2L____ I9 5_____,, 5) 9.;;-:~----- 1930 Frosh..________________________ Oakland Calori, Gustav_____________________ T i'ck~e ------------ 2L------ I96-----~-6.0·~-----:----- No Varsity experience __________ Stockton

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Steponovich, Mike _____________ Gua{d :,,~---<c-----22 -------- 180 -------- 5 .9 ____________ 1 year Varsity ____________________ Lawndale Toscani, Francis ________________ _.. H;ali~--:--------- 2 2 _______ 1 81 ______ 5.10 -----,5'. 2 years Varsity ________________ Santa Rosa Yates, Marvin _____________________ CenteL __ .._______ 20 ________ 1 80 ______ ,- 5.10 _____ , ___ 1930 Frosh ______________________ San Lorenzo McGrath, Harry ________________ G~ard ___________ 21 ________ 181 _______ 5.11 _____ ;-___ 1930 F rosh ____________________ Alturas Lamb, Man ueL _______________ • fIalf _____________ 20 ________ 18 4 _______ 5.1 1..________ NoV arsity experience.. _______ Hayward Gould, Lafayette.. ______________T ackle.. _________ 2 1________ 180 ______ 5. 1 1 ___~------ I year Varsity______________________ Hay,,:ard Heinbockel, Charlie ____________ E~dc------------- 20 ------- 1 8 3_______ 6.0 ____ ~;--'c- 1930 Frosh:________________San Franclsco

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Collins, Clem __________________ Taokle.'__________ 1 il'-:..---- I 90 ________ 6.0__________ 1 year Varsity __________... Redwood City Miller, Marvin ____________________ Qua ~ t~t;:,,--J.3. 2 f ________ 1'59 ________ 5. 8 _____ ~----· 1 year Varsity ____________Kaukauna, Wis. Fischer, BilL______________________ Guard __';.____ ,,_23 _____0 __ 19 ~ _.------- ~ .11 __,, ~ '___ 2 years Varsity _____________ San Francisco

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UNIVERSITY OF SANTA CLARA 1931

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POSITION NAME AGE WEIGHT H E IGH T E XP ERIEN CE HOME TOW N Britschgi, Carl _________ QuarteL _______ 19 _____1 5 L _______ 5. L _________ 19 30 F rosh ________________ Red wood City

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Nolan, Joe_____ ____ Guard ___________ 20.._____ 175 _____ 5.1 1.. ______. 1 yeaL ___ _____________________ Bakersfield

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McGuire, Jack ____ Quarter & Half _________ 20 ______ 175,, ______ 6.0 ____________ 1 year _____ __________________ Los Angeles Dowd, Gil ___________End______________ 2L ______ 190 ________ 6.0 __________ .. 1 yeaL_____ ________________San Francisco

Mora, Mario _____________ End ______________ 2 0 ______ 1 5 6.._____ 5.1 0 __________.1 9 30 F rosh ____________________ Los Angeles

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Powers, Leslie ____ _ _ Half --________ 20 _____ 175 _______ 6.0 ____________ 1 year ______ _________________ Los Angeles '-Denser, BiIL ______________________Half --___________ 20 ________ 182 ________ 5.11.. _______ 1 year ____________________ San Francisco

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McCoy, Wesley ___________ End ________________ 19 ________ 185. ______ 6.2.. ________ 1930 Frosh _________________________ Alameda Foltz, Earl _________Quarter..____22 ______ 168..____ 5.8.. _________________________ ____ ___ _____ Redondo Beach

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Weisinger , Warren __________ QuarteL________ 19 ________ 165 ________ 5. 8 __________ 19 30 F rosh _____ _______________San Francisco

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12 " "Morey, J oe __________________Quarter __________ 22 ________ 17 5________ 5. 8 _____________ 2 years.. _______________________ Menlo Park

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Morey, "Kip" -________ Quarter.. ________ 19 ______ 146 ________ 5.4 __________ 1 yeaL_.: ______ ____________ Menlo Park

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O'Donnell, Vincent ________ Half - ____________ 20 ________ 175,, ______ 6.0 ____________ 19 3 0 F rosh _____________________ Los Angeles

15 ""Murray, Doug----_________________ Tackle __________ 23 ______ 18 5.______ 6.0 ___________ 2 years.. _____________________ San Francisco 16

Idiart, John _______________ Guard ____________ 19 ________ 165..______ 5.8..________ .1930 Frosh __________________________ Los Banos

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Danz, Fred ______ __ ______ End ________________ 2 0 _______ 190 ________ 5 .1 L _______ 1930 Frosh __________________ Redwood City '-Wilkinson, J oe ________________ Guard _________ 2 L ______ 190 ______6. L _______ 2 years..________________ .: ______ Pomona

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Osmer, John ----_____ CenteL __________ I8..______ 175 ________ 6.0 __________ 1930 Frosh ____________________________ Salinas

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Beckrich, John ___________ Quarter______.21 _______ 180 ______ 5.11 _________ 1930 Frosh ..__ _______________ Santa Barbara Lindsey, Bernard' - ________ End____________ 2L______188 _______ 6.L________ _ 1 yeaL____________________________ Merced

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'-Ashley, Robert.. _________________ Guard __________ 20 ______ 180 _______ 5.9 ____________ 1 yeaL_____________________ San Francisco

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Clark, Ed -------_____ Guard __________2L_____ 185. _______ 5.10llz .___ 2 years..__ .:.______________ San Francisco Judnich, Anton ____________ Half - ____________ 20 ______170 ________ 5.11.. ________ 1900 Frosh _____________________ San Francisco

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Mautz, Joe _________ ____ Tackle ________ 2 L ______ 200 _______ 6.2.._______ 19 3 0 Frosh ____________________Los Angeles

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Paglia, Joe _____________ Half - _________ 19 ________ 180 _______ 6.0 ________ 1930 Frosh __ ~ _____________ Black Diamond

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Byrnes, William _____ ~ Guard _________.2 0 ___ ___ 17 5______ 5.11 _______ _1930 F rosh .. _______: _______ San Francisco

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Rogers, James _____________ Cen teL _________ 2 0 ________ 19 0.. _____ 6.2.. _________ 1930 Frosh ___________________ San Francisco

32 ,. *Flohr, "Dutch" -----------------Tackle _________ 22 ______ 20 5 ________ 6.2.. ______ _ 2 years.. _____________________ Petaluma 33 Koepf, Ernest ___________ Tackle ___________ 20 ________ 200 ________ 6. L _________ 1930 Frosh _____________________ San Mateo

Fretz, Paul ---___________ Half -----______ 20..______ 185,, ______ 6.0 __________ 1930 Frosh ________________ Mountain View Farris, Jack --________________ F uIL _____________ 2 0 ______19 5_______ 6. L ____ ____ 1930 Frosh __________________ San Francisco 37 "Molinari, Charles.. ______________ Guard ------_____19 ________ 190 ________ 6.0 ___________ 1 year _______________________ San Francisco 38 Fuller, Charles ---_____ FuIL_____ 20 ________ 19 5______ 6.0 ___________ . 1 year ________________________ Jackson 39 Smith, Jack _____________________ Tackle..__________ 20 ________ 180 ________ 6.3.. _________ 1 yeaL______________________ San Francisco 40 ':-Slavieh, Frank ---------__________ End _____________20 _____ 206..____ 6.2 lIz ------- 1 yeaL ____________________ San Francisco 41 Giuntini, Hector ____ CenteL_________ 19 ________ 207________ 6.1 lIz------- 1 year..___ ________________ San Francisco 42 Bottaro, Frank ________ Guard __________ 19 ______ 175,,______ 5.10 _______1930 . FroslL-___________________ Sacramento 43 Seibert, Leo __________________ End ________________ 2 1..______ 18 0 ________ 6. L _________ . 19 3 0 Frosh.. ___________________Los Angeles 44 Moroney, Thomas _________ Guard __________ 19 ______ 175,, ______ 6. L _________ 1930 F rosh _______________________ San Mateo 46 Dowd, Al -----------_____ CenteL _________ 20 _______ 195 ______ 6.2.. _________ 1930 Frosh __________________San Francisco 47 Kelley, Bob ----_ _ _ Center____ 19 _____ 178.._____ 6.1 lIz ________ 1930 Frosh ____________________________ Phcenix 48 O'Reilly, Frank ---_End_ _______ 22 _____ 170 ___,.-__ 6.1 _________ .1 year.. ____________ _San Luis Obispo 49 Polomik, Rudolph _________ Guard - ----------20 ________ 174 ________ 6.0 ____________ 1930 Frosh _______________________ Sunnyvale 52 Burton, Fred _______ ____ Guard _________ 17 ------175.______ 5.7 ___________ 1930 Frosh.. ___________________________ Yreka 34

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LOSS OF FIVE YARDS Holding by defensive side

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Crawling

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Attempt to draw opponents offside

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Delaying game

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Taking more than two steps after fair catch

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Illegal tackling

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Offside

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Encroachments on neutral zone

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Feint to snap ball

10 " Illegal possession 11 Interference with 0Pl?onents before ball is put in play 12 Substitute failing to report 13 Unfair play 14 Taking time out more than three times during half 15 ' Player out of bounds 16 Running into kicker 17 Second, third or fourth incomplete forward pass in four downs

LOSS OF FIFTEEN YARDS 18

Holding by side in possession of ball

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Hurdling

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Coaching from sidelines

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Intentional grounding of forward pass

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Interference with fair catch

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Substitute communicating before first play

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Throwing fair catcher

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Tripping

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Leaving field during one-minute 1ntermission

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Unsportsn:anlike conduct Piling up Tackling out of bounds Rushing, pulling, interlo~king, interference, etc.

Running into opponents illegally Individual ,going on field without permission More than one attendant going on field Failure to come to one-second stop in shift play . Roughing,the kicker,

OTHER PENALTIES 36

Illegal return to game : loss of twentyfive yards

40

Slugging: half distance to goal and disqualification

37

Team not ready to play at scheduled time: loss of twenty-five yards

41

Flagrant roughing of kicker: 15 yards and disqualification

38

Foul within one-yard line; half distance to goal line

42

39

Interference with forw?,rd pass by defense: loss of the ball

Any act committed by an out'sider but affecting the game: the referee is empowered to impose such penalty as justice may require

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T. MARY'S is nominally the "guest team" today although they have always made themselves quite at home in this stadium.

Their previous meetings with Santa Clara have been memorable ones••. games replete with sensational playing and decided by uncomfortably close scores. Two years ago, for example, Toscani pulled the game out of the fire by making an "impossible" catch of a long pass and scoring the only touchdown of the day.

Comparative scores of past games give the Gaels the best of it ••• but statistics mean nothing when these two teams meet.

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Past: St:. Mary's. Sant:a Clara Scores Date St.Mary's Sa nta Clara

1922

9

7

1923

9

10

1924

28

7

1925

19

7

1926

7

0

1927

22

0

1928

20

7

1929

6

0

1930

13

0

8

1

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