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Van Hoorebeke Woodsheds Varsity for League Opener The Colonist varsity has not been standing around this week, licking its Las Vegas wounds, according to Coach Clare Van Hoorebeke. Rigorous practice has been the daily rule, as the Blue and Gold prepare for their league-opener against the question-mark Ollers of Huntington Beach. Saints Cees Win Thriller From CMA, 13-0 St. Catherine's Cees made it a clean sweep over CMA yesterday, winning a hard fought tussle, 13-0. Coach Hamilton said after the game, "Every one of our boys did a bang up job of blocking and tackling and I was very proud of their fight and hustle." St. Catherines took the opening kickoff, Jasperica returning to his 35. Then began a 65-yard drive that tacked up the Saints first touchdown. Cabrol picked up three yards off tackle, Jasperica went 15 for the first down, Cabrol swept right end for 30 yards with key blocks by Schneider and Jasperica. Fox took a pitchout from Langley, skirted left end picking up two more blocks by Villadona and Cleary and went into the end zone for the score. CMA took the ensuing kickoff and two plays later, Burgess hit Oller Coach Ed Goddard has served notice on the rest of the league that his outfit will refuse to roll over and play dead and anyone that drops his guard will rue the day. "The Huntington Beach pre-season record may fail to impress our opponents," said Goddard, "and we hope to clip a couple of them before the league gets wise that we're laying in the bushes for 'em." Coach Van Hoorebeke is not at all pleased with the progress of his men in defending the combination of Goddard's version of the short-punt and TCU-spread, and Van refuses to predict the outcome. According to reports received by Van from Oller opponents, Colonist-backs will meet their match in the powerful running of Ardis Williams and Bob Harrison, and the passing of Quarterback Bill Lescher. Lescher completed 10 passes in the Santa Barbara game in which the Ollers held the Dons even in first downs. Game time is 7:30, Friday night, at Huntington Beach. the eight and again on the three. Starting lineup: LE Villadona RE Schneider LT Burgess RT Gaule LG Ranahan RG Ingles C Cleary LH Fox RH Cabrol F Jasperica Fullerton's Indian Varsity ball team lost to the College Bullpups last ening, 10 to 7, ending tice contests with a two lost record. Next game Indians, Friday, Oct. 2 the first of the Sunset Leches, with Newport Harbor. Similarity in the score throughout the first three was evident in the Bulldogs as compared with the week's South Pasadena game on Oct. 9, 19 to 7; saw the Indians falter in adena College tallied touchdown. Although the kick was blocked by Tom Rodger (score 13-14) were unable to s and were repeatedly by Bullpup offense unit of the game. The Indian score in quarter resulted from from Darrall Roberts to ger to Ray Fujine for to the Bullpup 13-yard at Mason, John Kulstad, erts pushed up to the last-named carrying ov TD. Cabrol picked up three yards off tackle, Jasperica went 15 for the first down, Cabrol swept right end for 20 yards with key blocks by Schneider and Jasperica. Fox took a pitchout from Langley, skirted left end picking up two more blocks by Villadona and Cleary and went into the end zone for the score. CMA took the ensuing kickoff and two plays later, Burgess hit the CMA ball carrier so hard he fumbled. Jasperica recovering for the Saints, Three plays later, Fox and Cabrol alternating on rushing plays, Cabrol took it over for St. Catherines. Cabrol converted—final score 13-0. The locals had two drives stopped in the second half — once on IN ANAHEIM Gamble's WESTERN AUTO SUPPLY CO. 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Similarity in the soaring pattern throughout the first three quarters was evident in the Bullpup game, as compared with the previous week's South Pasadena contest. Both games ended at the half with a 7-0 score in favor of Indian opponents. Fourth quarter play in the Pasadena College game was the big difference. Whereas Fullerton had tallied two more touchdowns against South Pasadena to win the game on Oct. 9, 19 to 7, last week saw the Indians faltering as Pasadena College tallied another touchdown. Although the Bullpup kick was blocked by Fullerton's Tom Rodger (score 13-7), the Indians were unable to score again and were repeatedly threatened by Bullpup offense until the end of the game. The Indian score in the third quarter resulted from a lateral from Darrall Roberts to Tom Rodger to Ray Fujine for 38 yards to the Bullpup 13-yard line. Henry Mason, John Kulstad, and Roberts pushed up to the line, the last-named carrying over for the TD. 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