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Anahi Opens Football Season Tonight Against Redlands, 7:30 P.M. La Palma R Anahi's Colonists open their 18th football schedule tonight against the Redlands Terriers at La Palma park—game time is 7:30 P.M. Coach Buck Weaver has forged one of the potentially great teams of his career at Redlands. Weaver starting lineup will include the lettermen from last year’s squad, with only Quarterback Pratthelm and Left Hall Garcia being the nonlettermen. Anahi will field but six lettermen off the 18th squad and two JV lettermen. Dean Philipp and Mike Troop are going to all-league and all-CIF honors this year. Mike will be back at his old stand, while Deag has taken on the new chore of fullback in Sea Ray. At least three Anahi men will miss the call tonight. Non-Brown, Henry Herrera and Mickey Goydt are only one hop from the infirmary. Brown and Herrera have lame backs and Goydt has a real crazy knee and bum ankle. Coach Van can ill-afford to lose this trio just as Redlands comes to town. Better Seating Seating arrangements at La Palma park have been greatly improved for this season’s football games. The Colonists student body will occupy 100 seats on the north side line, while the visiting student body will use a small section in the Meachers on the south side. The entire grandstand will be set aside for non-student body fans, plus several hundred good seats starting at the east 30 yard line. These seats will be set at a northeast-southwest angle for better viewing, and have greatly increased the seating capacity. The powerful Terriers of 182 Starting Lineups The Colonists Coach Van Hoorebeke Redlands Terriers Coach Buck Weaver MORE SPORTS—P Orange Coast, 13-Over Harbor JC John Simberlin continued the mail for Orange Coast last night as the Coasters lost Harbor fourth-quarter bid. John scored one touchdown contributed most of his team yardage. Earlier ICF scores: Orange ... 0 Orange ... 0 The Colonists Coach Van Hoorebeke Redlands Terriers Coach Buck Weaver ANAHEIM SQUAD REDLANDS SQUAD Intersectional Battles Prime Football Program Intersectional Battles Prime Football Program Tomorrow's Tides Tonight La Palma Park were virtually CIP co-champions in the semi-final game of 12 h playoffs. Redlands and Santa Monica tied 7-7, but the victory was awarded to Santa Monica on first downs. The Vikings then went on to defeat South Pasadena 34-6 to become CIP champions. Redlands scored 218 points to their opponents 30, and finished the season undefeated with a 10-1 record for 1953. The Blue and Gold scored 83 points to their opponents 128, and finished the 1953 season with a 9-4-2 record. The only losses suffered by the Colonists were non-leaguer—and in league play they accomplished 8 wins and 2 ties to finish the season as co-champions with Pullerton. Couch Weaver had a great defensive platoon last year, allowing their goal line to be crossed only three times, one of which was scored by Anahiem. MORE SPORTS—PAGE 5 Orange Coast, 13-7 Over Harbor JC John Steinborn continued to carry the mail for Orange Coast College, just night as the Coasters put down Harbor fourth-quarter bid, 19-7. John scored one touchdown and contributed most of his team's total yardage. Barber JC _____ 0 0 0 7-1 Orange _____ 0 7 0 6-13 Barber scoring: TD — Barrett. BLUE AND GOLD VARSITT—The starting eleven as Coach Chire Van Hoorebeke saw it last afternoon... Many men in the offensive lineup will go both ways tonight against Redlands teams clash at 8 p.m. in La Palma park... Left to right, Linemen, Vasquez, Lambeth, Troop Berg, Contreras, Crasson ... Backs, Derveny, Philpath, Grover, Leigh. Mater Dei Wins First League Encounter, 20-0 Mater Dei High School took their first league game from Mission High yesterday, 20-0. Bols scored two of the winner's touchdowns on line-plaiting! One from the one-foot line and one from the one-foot line—the latter climaxing a 13 yard drive. Bols scored the other TD on a pass play, and picked up two more points in conversions. Bols picked up half of Mater Dei's yardage from scrimmage with 80 yards. Ramos packed for 80 yards and Hurte, III. Mike Jarvis preserved the Mater pool line when he caught pass receiver on the 11 after a 60-yard aerial con. PARK Over Harbor JC John Simborn continued to carry the mail for Orange Coast College, but night at the Coors put him in Harbor South quarter bid 13-7. John scored the tandem and contributed most of his team's total yardage. Harbor JC 0 0 0 7-1 Orange 0 7 0 6-13 Harbor scoring: TD - Barrett. PAT-Simborn Orange scoring: TD - Simborn. Seth PAT-Simborn Trojans Without Crow For Minnesota Game LOS ANGELES @ - The University of Minnesota eleven game all today in their intercontinental game tomorrow against Southern California. Train Coach Jon Bill plans to use his same starting eleven with the margin that opened against Washington State last Saturday. Pullman for a 9 to 52 chance. The starting coach Bill picks left on speeding Ling. Crow is injured in tackle again the Cougars. Rob Buckley will then replace him as wingback. Sports Parade BY OSCAR FRALET NEW YORK (UP) - The "old Danny" still talks about the pregame lighting man in the hindry at the ring. Rock Machine, the man in the "new" Danny mask, ran a thin column in the Polo Grass line up. He then be finally set by trailing technical in an ice dead-game Rolling Stick at the 11th turn. But he was in "new" Danny. It was trailed, an averaged lumbering man with trailing, an getting tag. He tried all the times but bring in consistently. It was a utility in a shamlin bear coat as it with a nasa chin. Oil Institute The old Danny institute was three, the sliding, gas driving which made the Minneapolis with a film in the ring. But Minneapolis didn't in with this average Danny gear. In with the routine of a nasa chin. PARK IN In Ana FOR YOUR SHOPPING 13 Big Wel FRE Parking USE THIS MAP FOR TO PARKIN USE THIS MAP FOR TO PARKING JUST FOLLOW T Week-End Sports on the Air-Waves RADIO FRIDAY, SEPT. 25 UCLA vs. Kansas, 8:15 p.m. KFWB SATURDAY, SEPT. 26 USC vs. Minnesota, 1:45 p.m. KHJ Stanford vs. Oregon, 1:45 p.m. KECA SUNDAY, SEPT. 27 Rams vs. N.Y. Giants, 1:45 p.m. KMPC TELEVISION SATURDAY, SEPT. 26 Detroit vs. Cleveland (baseball), 10:45 a.m. KECA (7) Dartmouth vs. Holy Cross, 10:45 a.m. KNBH (4) SUNDAY, SEPT. 27 USC vs. Minnesota (film), 7 p.m. KHJ (9) Citizens Committee Confers in East on Major Ball Question LOS ANGELES (UP)—The newly-formed citizens committee for bringing major league baseball to Los Angeles voted at its first meeting to send a delegation to New York this weekend to confer with the realignment committee of the American League. Following the vote yesterday, the delegation was ordered to tell the realignment committee, scheduled to meet in New York Sunday, of this city's big league hopes. Committee member Maurice Luxford, president of the Coliseum Commission read a wire from Del Webb, co-owner of the New York Yankees which read in part: "I would suggest you start negotiations with Philip Wrigley immediately. Quick action on your part is necessary." The delegation will be chosen at a special meeting this morning. K FREE naheim SHOPPING CONVENIENCE Well Located TREE parking Lots AP FOR EASY ACCESS PARKING LOTS PARKING LOTS MAP FOR EASY ACCESS FOLLOW THE ARROWS -