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SANTA CLARA SAINT MARY·S VS.

ELEVENTH ANNUAL GAME -

AMERICAN FOOTBALL

K E Z A R STADIUM SUNDAY OCTOBER 30 / 1932 I

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MARY ' S COLLEGE

GEORGE RAILTON, Director; JOHN ARAGNI, HARRY GARRETISEE, JACK TOLAN, RANDY SMITH

The Tradition of Santa Clara

• REV. JAMES J. LYONS, S.J .

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TRADITION is something handed down. Personalities,

. ideas and events, are the stuff :which make it. The personality of Serra presided at Santa Clara's foun:dation as a Mission; the culture of ;Nobili presided at it foundation as an academic institution. Raw were the surroundings which faced Serra when, five human generations ago, I ;amidst the fever and fury of the rush

For eighty-one academic years Santa Clara has striven to carryon these traditions. Into the upbuilding of California and the West she has sent men for more than three-quarters of a century. Our changing world in the bay area has not led her to lose sight of her origin nor to lose touch with her traditions. The lofty purpose of Serra and the high culture of

:of men capable of assuming an intel;ligent leadership in the frightfully

N obili are cherished in her memory and in her mind is the intention of carrying them on in a world which has indeed altered externally but which in its inner heart and substance, ' is ever ancient, ever new.

,new atmosphere of this growing State.

S,]., President, University of Sa"!'ta Clara.

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:for gold, he fixed here an academic .institution of College grade, dedi. cated to culture and to the training I

JAMES]. LYONS,

The Rigor of the Game

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HE whistle trills, the game is on.

Bands blare and rooters cheer. Fifty thousand spectators catch and impart the emotional contagion. Up and down the field the twenty-two superbly trained athletes go, following the fortunes of their mimic war. Per-haps a touchdown is scored, a field goal kicked.

And so on until the final gun barks stern command 'and the game recedes into history.

Courage, resourcefulness, endu:ance, self-control, aggressiveness, adaptatIOn. to circumstances, these and other sterlIng qualities those twenty-two boys must have-those twenty-two boys animated by loyalty, by legitimate personal ambition, by the powerful stimulu~ of compe~-. itive exercise, by the sweepIng .e nthusIasm of their partisans. Human fame is a hollow thing at best, but such as it is some of these youths will taste it before the sun , sets this day. Popular approbation is fickle and unsubstantial, yet one or other team will know it when the second half is over.

Yet, I think these boys know the sweetness of values higher and finer than fame and applause. One and all, they have learned something from football. They realize that nothing worth while is won without long and earnest effort, that team work is a prime necessity in .the game of life, that moments come when unquestioning obedience is the highest virtue and humble submission the wisest way. They have cap:ured t?e , :i~al ~ec~~t ,whi~? whispers In the ears of . tho~e w~o ~~o~ ... . . . :

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BROTHER LEO, F,S,C,

that success is really seized, not on the field-of football or of forensics-but in long hours of thought and practice and self-denial, of grilling toil and earnest effort; hours unknown, unthought of by the thousands massed here today, but infinitely precious to the men who play the game with stout hearts and heads held high.

Yes, football is only a game; but it is ample in its associations, rich in its po~­ sibilities of character training, generous In its traditions, strong in its powers to germinate enthusiasm and canalize endeavor.

A game, yes, but so is the game of lif~!

And whatever the outcome of today s contest, this at least is sure that the ways of man on earth and in the sight of God call for the same splendid qualities of mind and heart that football demands from those who play it hard and clean. In life and on the gridiron it is implacably true that "the winner never quits and the . . " qUItter never WInS.

F.S.C., , ". Chancellor, St. Mary's College. . . . , BROTHER LEO, ~

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MAURICE "CLIPPER" SMITH HEAD COACH

E. P. "SLIP" MADIGAN HEAD COACH

TODAY~S By

GAME

GEORGE RAILTON

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HE Galloping Gaels and the Bucking Broncos are at it again.

Coach Edward P. Madigan is placing the Gaels against the strongest team ever brought here from the Santa Clara school under the guidance of their able coach, Maurice Smith.

Tw:o veteran teams that fought and played the greatest game on the Pacific Coast last season will be renewing the struggle , again today.

Both teams are fighting for the mutual causes, charity and victory.

Both teams are fighting for the right to be recognized as a great f~ot­ ball team.

Tonight the Gaels leave for New York where they will battle a great Fordham team, still great despite an upset last week. It has all been decided who is going to make the trip and the big thing for the Gael players to do now is, beat the Broncos. A Saint Mary's team going into New York with an undefeated record will mean something, while a defeated Saint Mary's team going to New York will make the Gaels just another football team.

On the other hand, the Broncos have been defeated twice since their · whirlwind start against the Bears. The Stanford eleven defeated a group of tired Bronco players who just returned from ~n Oregon invasion which ended in a bitter 7 to 0 defeat for the Missionites. To win today's game the Broncos will take the offensive; no double spinner will remain unused, the elevated passes will be elevated to greater ·heights in order to get past the Gael ends and tackles. A Santa Clara victory today would put the Broncos back on the pedestal which they occupied after the California game. A victory for the Red and White would be the fulfillment of years of hope and anxiety-their 1932 football season would be a complete success with just the victory over the Bears and one over the Gaels. r "Clipper" Smith moves out today with the best line in; Santa Clara history, and with a potent offense that includes such sterling backfield performers as Beckrich, Judnich, Sobrero, McGuire, Paglia, O'Donnell, Denser, Fretz and plenty of others. " Lack of reserve strength-always a Santa Clara bugab~o-will not be heard today. The "Clipper" has good men and he has 'em · deep.

Veteran strength is at once apparent in the line. Slavich and Gil Dowd on the wings, Mautz and Fortier at the tackles, Ashley and Molinari at the guards, and Al Dowd at center gives Santa Clara a forward wall that should battle St. Mary's inch for inch and foot for foot.

The Sobrero to Gil Dowd, combination, one of the best passing combinations seen on the Coast this year, will be very much in evidence today. It was good enough to beat California, and it may be good enough to beat St. Mary's today.

But, while Santa Clara dreams of its first victory over St. Mary's in eleven years, "Slip" Madigan sends forth a squad that has undergone two weeks of "pressure"""::"':'a squad that for two weeks has sought perfection as no other St. Mary's squad ever sought it. Still unbeaten, despite the fact they have not yet "clicked," the Gaels move out with a determination to crash through in spite of anything that Santa Clara may attempt, either on offense or defensively.

Big guns in the Gael offense today will be Baird, the comet; Brovelli, the battering ram; Nichelini, the Buffalo-tearing 200 pounder; Beasley, the strategist; Wilson, the ghost of Gipp; Dodson, the plugger; and there will be Partee, and Naughton, and DeLacy, and Ahern-the Storm Riders, set today to sweep behind Hell's Hurricanes-the forward waH studded with veteran campaigners.

The Brothers Canrinus-Fred and George-probably will start on the wings today, with Garry Vivaldi, regular left end, being held in reserve. Carl Jorgensen, making his All-American bid (he is not alone today) will work at tackle with either Ed Gilbert or Lafayette Gould.

It may be Wayne Pendleton at left guard or it may be Bernard Schaefer. , And at center will be the sturdy "Dutch" Rubel.

Two lines, one the best in the history of the Red and White, the other potentially the best in the history of the Red and Blue.

Sets of backfield men: Santa Clara, with experience, speed, power, deceptionSt. Mary's, with deception, power, speed, experienceSomething should happen- and it will.

If Santa Clara wins today, they ovet:night will rise to the heights as one of the best football teams in the country. If St. Mary's wins today, they will have surpassed one of their largest obstacles in their march to the national championship.

DENSER HALF '

UNIVERSITY OF SANTA CLARA

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SAINT MARY'S COLLEGE

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NAME POSITiON Britschgi, Carl ..--......... _........................_ .. H alI Galvin, Steven ............................................Guard Salatino, Joe ..- ..- ................. _..._........... _Quarter McGuire, John ..............._ .. _ .................._Quarter Dowd, Gilmore ...................._.~................._._End Denser, William _ ............................. ___.._H alI McCoy, W es. .....................................•............End Sobrero, Frank .....-..............- ...... _._ ........._ ..Half Esswein, Leo .... - ....................- ....- ............ _._Half Hannon, Richard ............ _..........................._Hall Morey, "Kip" _ ......................_Hall and Quarler O'Donnell, Vin --........ _.................... _.. _..... Half Spadefore, Louis .~_.......... _......... _............ _ Guard Idiart, John ................................._ ......._ ....Guard Danz, Fred ......... _ ........_ ............ _E1Id and Tackle Harwood, Bernard ........................ _........_ ...Tackle Osmer, John .............................................. Center Beckrich, John - ......... _...._ ................. _.Quarler Lindsey, Bernard _ ... _ ................................ _ ..End Ashley, Robert ...... _.............................. _....Guard Clark, Edward .... __............._ ......... _..._ .....Guard hdnich, Anton ........................................... H~lf Mautz, Joe ..- ........._ .. __ ........................... _Tackle Roscoe, Tom .-...- .................................._ .. Guard Paglia, Joe ..................................................... _Full Higgins, Glen ......_.. _ ....... _............ _........._Cetlter Rogers, Jim ................................................ Tackle Arnerich, Jim _................._................. _....... End Koepf, Ernest _ .... ____ .................. _.......... Tackle Fretz, Paul ..................................... _Half and Full Farris, Jack ........_ ........................................ Full Bosshardt, Robert ........................ _.......... _Guard Molinari, Charles .............._.... _......._ .........._Guard Fuller, Charles .._ .. _..................... _Full and Hall Spotswood, Russ . ...... _ ........._....... __.............. End Slavich, Francis ........................ _.................. E"d Giuntini, Hector ..... _................................. _. Full Bottaro, Frank _ .._ ............_ ...................._.Guard Bremer, "Dutch" ... _._ ......................... _ ..... Tackle Moroney, Tom ............. _...... _ .................... Tackle Sheridan, Ralph ........................... _ .._ ... _.... Cenler Dowd, Alfred ............................................Center Morton, Paul _ .... _... _................................ Tackle O'Reilly, Frank ._....... _......._.......... _............ E"d Polomick, Rudy ._......._ ........................... _ G1Iard Fortier, George ..... ._... _...... _.... End and Tackle Bunner, Leo .................................... _......_ ..Tackle Burton, Fred _.. _.............•._ ........................ _Guard O'Hara ................................ _........................ _End

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NAME POSITiON 1 Wilson, George ......................................_....... _Hal f 2 Schaefer, Bernard ._... _.... _..._ ........_ ...........Guard 3 Vanderbrundt, Walter ......... __.. :..................Tackle 4 Bunce, Carl _._._....... _..................._ ... _.... _.._End 5 Carpenter, William ............... _ .....................Guard 6 DeLa~y, Ch~rles ........._.._............................._.Half 7 Lahey, Jim _ ....................... ............................ End Johnson, Harold ............... _..........................Guard 9 Minogue, Walter _ ........... _... _ ..._.........._ ...._._End 10 Pendleton, Everett - .......... _................. _............End 11 Murphy, Joe _ ........... _...................... __ ......... Tackle 12 Harris, Wa!ter ............................... __........ _Quarler 14 Beasley, Bill (C) ............................._ ........... Quorler 15 Dodson, George ................................ _....... _._ ...Full 16 Engstrom, John .............................. _ ........ _Tackle 17 Baader, Phillip _................ _ ... _............. _......T ackle 18 Hubbs, Larry ........_ ...... __ ............................. Tackle 19 Naughton, Frank ............................_..........._ ..H al f 21 Steponovich, Mike ..._ .............................._... Guard 23 Yates, Mervin ..............................................C enler 24 Garbo, Santa ........................ _........................._FulI 25 Baat, J ack - ........................._........_ ...._....._._._H al f 26 Gould, Lafayette .......................................... Tackle 27 Murch, Robert .................. _ ..........................Guard 28 Pennino, Felix _ ................................... ,........ _._ End 29 Canrinus, Fred ................................................. _End 30 Partee, Gordon ...... _~ ............._.............. _........ _Full 32 Gerner, Carl ............... _....................................H alf 33 Miller, Marvin ....._.... _.................. _..........Quarter 34 Lazzeri, Roy ..............._ ...................... _ ..... _T ackl e 35 Gilbert, Ed ...................... _........ _............. _... Tackle 36 Canrinus, George ............................................._End 37 Duncan, Edward ._ ..... _........... __....................... _Full 38 Brovelli, Angel ........................ _................... _.Full 39 Ahern, Sid .................................. _............... Q1Iarter 40 Nichelini, Al ...- ........................................... _._H al f 41 Baker, Al ..._ ............................... _ .................... End 42 Gerardin, Hugh ........................................... _Guard 43 Rubel, Emory ........... _ .................................Center 44 Pendleton, Wayne ..._ ................. _................Guard 45 Baird, Charlie ................................................ _Half 46 Vivaldi, Garry ............... _.................................. End 47 Curtin, Joe ...................................................... Half 48 Bonelli, Noel ............._.............................. _Quarler 49 Adams, Presly ......................................_ .......Center 50 Jorgensen, Carl ....... _.............._ ....................T ackle 51 Ferrarese, Tom - ...................... _.................... _Cetller 52 Cockerton, Ward ..... _...... _..._ .. _... _................ Half 53 Craig, Don ......._ ....._._............................... _..Center 54 Estes, Gordon _ ........................................_ .. Guard 55 Heinbockel, Charlie ............................._ ...._ .._E"d 56 Lange, Elwood ..... _......................._..... _... _....... _End 57 Pors, Don -· ..···· .......................--..-.-.___ .. __... _.. _Guard 58 Sau ter, Art .......... ___._. __ ....._._. _____ ...... _. __ . __ .. __._._. _Full 59 Scot~, Bill .... ______ .. _..... _.... _____ ... _... __... ____....... ___ ... _End 60 Flynn, J ames ..--.--.. ___ .... ___ ..... __. __ ._...__ .. _______ Quarter

Squads, names and num bers , copy righted, 1932, Saint Mary's College Board 0/ Athletic Control. Reprinting pennission granted t o llewspapers oltly .

HERB DANA, Referee

JERRY ABBOTT, Umpire

THE STARTING

LINEUPS

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University of Santa Clara PAGLIA

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DENSER

JUDNICH

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Right Half

Left Half

McGUIRE

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SLAVICH

MAUTZ

ASHLEY

A. DOWD

MOLINARI

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Right Tackle

Right Vt'urd

Gmter

Left Guard

Left Tackle

Left End

STEPONOVICH

GILBERT

F. CANRINUS

G.DOWD

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JORGENSEN

SCHAEFER

RUBEL

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Left Tackle

Left Guard

Gmter

Right Guard

Right Tackle

Right End

BEASLEY

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BAIRD

BROVELLI

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Right H alf

DODSON

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Sai-nt Mary·s College TOMMY FITZPATRICK, Head Linesman

NIBS PRICE, Field Judge

In Ghargr of Public Address System, CAPTAIN ART McCHR YSTAL

UNIVERSITY OF SANTA CLARA 1932 No.

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Varsity POSITION

Football

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Roster YRS. EXPERIENCE

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Britschgi, Carl ..................................... Half .................. 20 .......... 165 .......... 5.9 .......... 0 .............._ ............. _ .... __ ......... Menlo Park

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Salatino, Joe .........._................... ~...........Quarter.............. 20 .......... 178 .......... 6.0 ......... 0 ............................................ Tacoma, Wash.

Galvin, Steven ...........................~.:.. ..::... _Gl1ard ................ 18 .......... 160 .......... 5. 8......... 0........................................................ Merced McGuire, John ............._........._......_....:.Quarter_....._.....21 .._ ...... 175 ........ _6.0 .......... L ..... _..._ ......._......................... _ Los Angeles 6

Dowd, Gilmore ............ _...................._:..End .................... 22 .......... 197 ........ _ 6.0 ......... 2 ......... __................................. San Francisco Denser, William .....................................Half .................. 20 .......... 190 .......... 5 .11 ........ 2 .............................................. San Francisco

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McCoy, Wes ..........................~..._ ... _.._End ................... 20 .......... 185 .. _ ...... 6.1 .......... 1........... _......................................... Alameda

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Sobrero, Frank ................. _....................Half ..... _........... 19 .......... 192 .......... 6.1 ...•. _ ... 0 ............................ _ ........................ Oakland

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Esswein, Leo ...........................................Half .................. 19 .......... 181.......... 6.0 .......... 0 ................ _ ................................ Los Angeles

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Hannon, Richard ...................................Half .................. 22 .......... 176.......... 5.10 ........ 0 .................................................. Los Angeles

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Morey, "Kip" ........................................ Half & Quarter 20 .......... 150 .......... 5 .4 ..... _ .... L .............................................. _ Menlo Park

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O'Donnell, Vin ......................................Half .................. 21....._ ... 175 .......... 6.0 .......... 1.................................................. Los Angeles

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Spadefore, Louis ..........................•........ _Guard ................ 20 .......... 201 .......... 5.6.... _ .... 0 ............................................ Tacoma, Wash.

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Idiart, John ...........................................Guard ................ 21 .......... 163 .......... 5 .8 ........... I .................................................... Los Banos

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Danz,Fred..........................................._End & Tackle .... 2L........ 197 .......... 5.1L...... L .......................................... Redwood City

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Harwood, Bernard .................................Tackle ................ 20 .......... 190 .......... 6.0 .......... 0 .................................................. Los Angeles

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Osmer, John ......... _............. _................ Center................ 19 .......... 180 .......... 6.0 .......... ·1........... _ ............................................. Salinas

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Lindsey, Bernard ....................................End .................... 22 .......... 1 95 .......... 6. I .......... I ........................................................ Merced

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Ashley, Robert .................................... .Guard ..........._... 2 1.......... 1 80 .......... 5.8.......... 2 .............................................. San Francisco

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Clark, Edward ......................................Guard .............. _23 _ ....... 185 .......... 5.II ......... L ............................................ San Francisco

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Judnich, Anton ..............,............, ......... Half .................. 21 .......... 174.......... 5.11 ......... 1.............................................. San Francisco

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Mautz, Joe:.._........................................ Tackle.. .............. 2 1.......... 1 90 .......... 6.2 ........... 1 .................................................. Los Angeles

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Roscoe, Tom .......................................... Gl1ard ................ 20 ......... _180 .......... 5.8 .......... 0 ..................................................... San Jose

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Paglia, Joe.............................. _..............Full .................... 21 .......... 192 .......... 6.0 .......... 1..........................._................ Black Diamond

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Higgins, Glen .........................................Center............... _19 .......... 177.......... 5.11 ........ 0 ........... _ ......................................... Glendale

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Rogers, Jim ..................................... _.....Tackle ................ 2 1.......... 1 92 .......... 6.2._ ...._ .. 0 ....... _ ...........--'.... _.......... _ ... San Francisco

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Arnerich, Jim ....................................... End .................... 1 8 ... _ ...._1 93 .......... 6.2 .......... 0 ........................................................ San Jose Koepf, ErnesL.......................................Tackle ................ 21 .......... 196 .......... 6.1. ......... 1 .................................................._ San Mateo

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Fretz, PauL ...........................................Iialf & FuIL._... 2 0.......... 1 80 ........ _ 6.0 ...... _ ... 1............................................ Mountain View Farris, J ack .._.. _ ......._ ............ _... _ ......Full _..................2I .......... 2 0 5_ ....... 6.1 ........_.1........ _........................... _....... San Francisco Bosshardt, Robert ..................................Guard ................ 21 .......... 183 ._. ..... 5.10 ......... 0 .............................................. Parma, Idaho Molinari, Charles ..................................Guard ................ 20 .......... 190 .......... 6.0 ........... 2 .............................................. San Francisco Fuller, Charles ..................................... _Fl1ll & HaIL ...... 21_........ 2 05 .......... 6. O"..._....L ........._ .._................................... _.. Jackson Spotswood, Russ ....... c_.. _ . ... __ ..• _ ._...... End ......_........._.2 4 .......... 2 04 .. _ ...... 6. 3_ ........ 2 .......... _ ......._ ....... _.... _ .......... _._._ Sausalito Slavich, Francis .................................... _End ....................2I .......... 206.......... 6.2 Yz .......L ............................................ San Francisco Giuntini, Hector ............................c_ .....Full .................... 21 .....: .... 2 0 8 .......... 6.1 ...........2.............................................. San Francisco Bottaro, Frank....................................... Guard ......._....... 20 ..........181 .._ ...... 5 .10 ......... 1_ ... _ .......... _ .... _ ........................ Sacramento Bremer, "Dutch"...................................Tackle ........... _... 22 .......... 187 _ ........ 6.0 ........... 0 .............. _ ........... _ ..... _ .......... San Francisco Moroney, Tom ....................................... TackIe ................ 20 .......... 177 .. ....... 6.1 ...........0 .................................................... San Mateo Sheridan, Ralph.............................. _.....Center................ 21 .......... 18 0........_ 6.0 ...........2 .............................................. San Francisco Dowd, Alfred .. _................ _...... __ ...._.. Center................ 2 1 .......... 2 0 3 .......... 6.2 ........... 1 ............ _ ......................._ ....... San Francisco Morton, PauL....... _.... _......... _......... _...Tackle ................ 21 .......... 176_ ....... 5.10 .... _ ...0 .. _............................. _ .......__ ...... Cupertino O'Reilly, Frank ....................................~End .................... 23 .......... 173 .......... 6.0 ........ _.I ........ _................................San Luis Obispo Polornick, Rudy ..................................... Guard ........... + ... 21 .......... 176.......... 6.0 ........... 0 .................................................... Sunnyvale Fortier, George._._ ...................... _........ End & Tackle .... 2 L ........ I 9 5.......... 5.1 L ...._.L._........................_ ................ _ .. San Mateo Bunner, Leo ................... _......... _........... Tackle ................ 1 8.......... 1 80 .......... 6.0 ........... 0 ...................... _ .............. _ ...... San Francisco Burton, Fred .......................................... Guard ................ 18 .......... 177 .......... 5.7........... 1 .................._....................................... Yreka O'Hara ................................_................ End ........... _...... 18 .......... 160 .......... 5.9 ........... 0 .......................................................... Vallejo

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Roster EXPERIENCE

HOME TOWN

Wilson, George--..... --.-... --.. ----.. --.... --..... _..Half ---.---.--__ . __ .. 20_ ..... _.. 185 ____ .. __ .. 6. 0... ____ ._. 19 30 F rosh .....__ .. __ . ___.... ____ ._.. _.. 5an Leandro 5chaefer, Bernard .. ___ ._.. __ ._.. ____. __ .... _________ Guard -. __ . __ ._. _____.21 .. ___ ._.. _192 .. _____ . __ 6. 0 ________ 2 years Varsity ._________ . _________ Pomeroy, Wash.

Vanderbrundt, W aher_. _________________ ._. ______ T ackle _______________.20 __________ 1 8L ____, ___ 6.0 __________ .19 3 1 F rosh .______________________________________ Antioch Bunce, CarL ___________________________________ .....End _________________ 21 ________ 1 85 __________ 5.11 ______.19 30 F rosh ____________________________________ 5an Diego Carpenter, BilL ________________________________Guard -------_______ 22 _________ 180 __________ 6. 0 ________ 1 year V arsity --------------------------------Williams DeLacy, Chuck ______________________________...Half -----_______ 20 ____ _____ 180 _________5.1 0 _______ 1931 Frosh .______________________ ,J__ ,____ ,Menlo Park Lahey, Jim-----------___ . _____________________________ ...End --_________________20 _________ 18 0 __________ 6.0 __________ .193 1 F rosh ________________________ ~.-,------ Bakersfield J ohnson, Harold .____________________________________Guard ______________ 20 __________ 1 88 __________ 5.1 L ______ .l year V arsity ______________________ ~ ____ ~ __ .____ Merced Minogue, Walter -----_____________ _________________ .End ----______________ 21 _________ 17 5_________ 5.9 _________.193 0 Frosh .. _____________________________ ~ _____ Petal uma Pendleton, EveretL ___________________________.End ________________ 2 2__________ 17 6__________ 6.0 _________ .19 3 1 Frosh _________________ , ____'-, ____ :__ 5an Francisco Murph y, J oe____________________________ ._. ____________T ackle ________________ 2 1__________ 196 _____.____ 6.0 _________ .19 30 F rosh ________________________.-------,-------Oakl an d Harris, W aher - -------------------_________________Quarter ______________ 19 __________175 __________ 5.11 _________ 1931 Frosh __________ ._____________ Denver, Colorado Beasley, Bill (Capt.) ----_________________________ .Quarter.. __________ 2 0 _________ 1 86 __________ 5.11 ______,2 years Varsity ----______________ , _________.----Antioch Dodson, George----------------------------___.Full _________________ 23 _________ 19 5________ 5.10.______ .1 year Varsity --________________________________ Oakland Engstrom, John ___________________________________ T ackle.______________ 19 _________ 1 87 __________ 6.L _________ 19 3 I F rosh ._________________________ :__ ~5an Francisco Baader, Phil---------________________________________Tackle._____---______ 22 _________210 __________ 6.1 ________ 193 0 Frosh _____________ ,_,___.-_--.5an· Francisco Hubbs, Larry----.-----_____________________T ackle_______________ 2 L ________190 __________ 6.0 __________ .19 30 Frosh _______________ . __________________Porterville Naughton, F rank _______________________________.Half ________________ 2 L ______ l 56.. _______ 5. L _______l year V arsity ______________ .~ ______ ~ ___ Long Beach 5teponovich, Mike _________________________________ Guard ________________ 2 3_________ 18 0 _________ 5.9 __________ .2 years Varsity - ___________________________ Lawndale y ates, Mervin--________________________________Center________-_____ 21._________ 180 __________ 5.10 ________ 1 year Varsity ________________. _________ 5an Lorenzo Garbo, Santa.. _____ ___. __________________ __________Yull ________________ 19 _________ 188 ________ 5.1·1,___ ,___ .193 1 Frosh _______ . ______________ ____________Los Angeles Baat, J ack----------______ . _______ ._______ .. __________ Half --_______________ 21 __________ 174 __ ______ 5.9 _______ __1 year Varsity -___. __________________ San Francisco Gould, Lafayette..-----------------------------___ T ackle _______________ 2 2 __________ 180 __________ 5.11 _____ .2 years Varsity ------_________ ,_~: ___c____:Hayward Murch, RoberL_. ________________ _______________.Guard _______________ 19 _________ 183 ____ ...:___ 5. 9___________ 19 31 Frosh _____ ,____________ .__________ San .Francisco Pennino, Felix ... ____ .. ___ .. ___ ________________.......End _____________ __ 2 0 __________170 _________ .6.0 ________.19 31 Frosh ___ . _______________________Los Angeles Canrinus, Fred _______________________________...End _________________ 2 3 __________ 190 _______ 6.0 _________ .1 year Varsity .----------_____::_______ Burli.n:game Partee, Gord ___. ____________ ______ __________________ .....F ull ________________----2 0:________ 192 __________6. 0 _______.~-. 1 . year Varsity --------.-----------------Menlo Park Gerner, CarL __ . _____ ._. ___________________________..Half _________________ 20 __________ 17 5__________6.0 ________.• 19 3 1 Frosh _______________________.-.-•.-----Berkeley Miller, Marv ----.--.-.. ______ __________________________Quarter __________ .22 _. ________ 159 __________ 5.9 ___________ 1 year Varsity ..-----____________ ___ Kaukauna, Wis. Lazzeri, Roy----.--.---------------------_______T ackle. ____________.2 0 __________ 17 5__________ 6. 0 __________ 19 3 1 Frosh ____: ______ . __________________ San Francisco Gilbert, Ed __________________ . _______________________T ackle ________________ 2 2 _________2 2 6 ________6.4 __.,._J____ l year V arsity . ____. __________ ,!_____ ,~..:: ______ Tracy

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Canrinus, George.--------.-.-------------- -----End ___________________ 21 _________ 18 2 _________ 6.0 ______ ____ .1 year V arsity .. --------______ ,, ___ ,,~"__ :__ Burlingame

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Ahern, Sid _________________ _______ ___________________Quarter_____________ 20 __________ 175 ________ 5.11 _________ 1 year V arsity -----------____ ~~_·.~:~_'..:.:_:_San Rafael Nichelini, Al--------______________________________..Half _____________ 22 __________ 193 ________ 6.0 _________ 19 31 Frosh-------_._____cc__-'--__:o-;-,-_-<-St. Helena Baker, AL________ . ______ _________________________.End _________________21 _______ 197 _________ 6.L _______ .19 30 Frosh----__ .,_______.-.-'r----.-"n-~_------. Vallejo Gerardin, Hugh .. -----------------------------_____ Guard ________________ 21 __________ 19 8__________ 5.10 _________ 1 year Varsity -----------__________________ Hollywood Rubel, Emory-----... _______________________________Cen te'--____________ 2 2 __________ 19 0_________ 6.0 __________ .2 years V arsi ty ----------______________ ...Marysville Pendleton, Wayne-----.----------------______Guard ___________ .22 __________ 190 _________ 5.10 _______ 2 years Varsity .____________________ San Francisco Baird, Charlie________________________________ ...Half _____________ 21 __________ 178 ________:_ 6.1 ________ 2 years Varsity -------.-------------_____ Marysville Vivaldi, Garry--------------_ _______________...End _____ _____________ 21 __________ 19 L ________ 5.1 0 ________ 2 years Varsity --------_______________San Francisco Curtin, J oe-----__ . _________________________________Half _____________.-21 --------- 170 __________ 6.0 _________ 19 3 1 . F rosh __________ ,,_,_"_>-'-:,_,5.n Francisco

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Estes, Gord _________________________________________ ._ Guard ____ "______~ __:,2 3__________ 18 0 ________ . 6. O___________ N 0 Varsity experience .--------_________ Richmond Heinbockel, Charles _________ ~____________ _________ End __~ ___ •__._: ________ 21 _________ 18 3 __________ 6.0 __________ .19 j 0 . Frosh ___:_~:_, ______ , ______:_::,_~_' San :Frahcisco Lange, Elwood .____ _______________ _______________ ..:..End ~ __________________ 19 __________ 17 3__________ 6. 0._________ 19 3 f F rosh ____________ , _________ :_'.l_'__ San Francisco Pors, Don _____ . __ _________________ ~ __________________Guard _______________ 22 __________ 18 5__________ 5.1 1..______ 1931 Frosh.. _________________________ . ________ Palo Alto Sauter, ArL ___________ . _____ . _________________________.Full _________________ 20 _________ 185 __________ 6.0 __________ .19 31 Frosh ----------________________ .. _San Francisco Scott, BiIL_.----------------------------____________.End ___________________ 2 1_________ 175 __________ 6.0 _________ .193 1 F rosh _______________________ _. ____ . ___M arysville Flynn, JameL __________________ ______________________Quarter______________ 19 ________.. 175 __________ 5.1 0 ________ 1931 Frosh .----____________________ .. _.. _.. Sacramento

PENALTIES A number corresponding to those listed here will appear on the scoreboard as the penalty occurs. The numbers do not indicate the player res ponsible for the penalty .

â&#x20AC;˘ LOSS OF FIVE YARDS

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Holding by defensive side Crawling Attempt to draw opponents offside Delaying game Taking more than two steps after fair catch Illegal tackling or blocking Offside Encroachments on neutral zone . Feint to snap ball

Illegal possession Interference with opponents before ball is put in play 12 Substitute failing to report 13 Backfield in Motion 14 Taking time out more than three times during half 1 5 IHayer out of bounds 16 Running into kicker 17 Second, third or fourth incomplete forward pass in four downs 10 11

LOSS OF FIFTEEN YARDS 18 Holding by side in possession of ball 19' Hurdling

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20 . Coaching from sidelines

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21 ' Intentional grounding of forward

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pass 31

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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 intermission .

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Unsportsmanlike conduct Piling up Tackling out of bounds Rushing, pulling, interlocking, inter_ ference, 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 Illegal return to game: loss of twentyfive yards

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Slugging: half distance to goal and disqualification

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Flagrant roughing of kicker: 15 yards and disqualification

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Foul within one-yard line: half distance to goal line '

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Interference with forward pass by defense: loss of the ball

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

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When Gael Rides Bronco LAST YEAR, the Broncos took the Gaels on one of the wildest rides in the history of Moragan football. It was a torrid battle and the casualties were many. The wily Madigan had to open up with everything in his bag of tricks to save that one for posterity and only in the final moments of the game, were the Gaels able to push over the winning score.

That memorable game of last year resulted in a rivalry that is more intense than ever-and with both teams keyed up for a great fight-it should be pne of the most thrilling games of the season.

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Past St. Mary's - Santa Clara Scores St. Mary's S. Clara Year St. Mary's 22 1927 9 7 20 9 10 1928 6 28 7 1929 13 19 7 1930 21 1931 7 0 Games won by St. Mary's 9; Santa Clara 1 Tune In-RICHFIELD REPORTER-NIGHTLY (excopt Saturday)at 1 0 on N.B. C.