University of the Pacific - Naranjado Yearbook (Stockton, CA)

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K ,,, 1 lt. ,sy y 1 L21 Sl ll-as Freshman Basketball w ma LTIAIOUGH he coached the Pacific Varsity to a Far ll? WCSlC1'l1 Conference championship, Coach Swede, 7? Righter put in extra time and worry to form a formid- 9 able freshman basketball team. The llabes won 14 of their 20 games played. Some very nice looking varsity material for next year was found in Dayton Horner, Elton Hamilton and Elwin Martin at forwardsg Malcom Hill, jack Roberts, H. Moryama, Don Galla- gher and Ed Parsons at the guard and center positions. Others who played were Danny Pedrini, Ernest Simard, Ken Thomas, Tom Cotter and Orville Shroebel. THE SEASON 26 Oakdale Hi ......... ......... 1 1 26 Lodi Hi .... 1 ............. ......... 1 8 9 rx -- Iown Visitors ........ ......... Den 111 H1 S'lCl'llllL1ll0 H1 bll'1I1fO1tl I lOSl'l S'1c1'1mento H1 Sono1'1 H1 Rlpon H1 Lodi H1 E1 osh bfi? 4,11 :il 1 1 ft X 'Dv It ' -9? ,f in -1 xl W1 il l i t y 59 'yn Nl ' X X X it '2'- 1 vis 1 pl wf 10 11 21 f- f ................. ......... 1 3 Q - 20 . -. x e ' ...........i...... 27 13 1 . 3 - if- .3 .................. 32 33 ,M 23 . -. - 3 ' .................. 15 1 35 -. ' ................. ......... 1 1 ll 19' . . ': 1 26 f ........ ......... 1 O as-,I 55 ' f ......... .................. 3 0 JV:-C: , , 1 iiff1!3i.jif'..93',,f: ii ' :ik ,L N ' . .......................................... 522 .11 ,GI ' ,f f 'ia X.. .1--. 'A . -- 'ff .111 ' l 5V fc, I v '..??!, if gm 1, .K Xfifu 1 lx . 1.g,,: ' ,- ., . ,- ll 11' ' 1 K .1 I :JI . b -Llvbilw lr 1 XI 6 it E ,- 4 Q , '. ' 'lf' I N 3,3 'ly 'QQ 1a1 Q,'.A. ' .N .. Q pe . .. 1 1 ,- -. K .. -'I Q - Q. :AA-.J N .U , I, llkfhlah. lg M'f'1Q Xl ' f - - 'ty' -i- lf' im L' .li it vfrz- hifi 12 -l 'ix 1 I NK ' N N ya Y : 'L'-'I' U L: flip K 'Q 'xi i' , :f'Q'k1!E5iQ, 'JI in ' 'lihxiiir K 'ln' 1i,.2. 4 ' 5 W V' Escalon Hi ....,.. Reedley Hi ....... Dinuba Hi ............... Taft jr. College . 'l'urlock Owls ......... Linden Hi ................ Pacific Grove Hi Tracy Hi ................... Antioch Hi ....... San lose Hi ........ Opponents ............ ..

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, .X -. A. X ff, I , ' 11.1 gi O lFreXs11fi,t3i31ZS5br1es HE LAST SERIES of the year by SE was played with Pacificis trad- T l 1 itional rivals, the Fresno Bull- 2, my N-jg dogs, and was split, the Ti-' J- - ,, ., 9 . . . gets winning the first game to cinch the Conference title and the Bulldogs coming back strong to win the second game. The first game was a nip and tuck af- fair with Pacific having the edge through- out the game due to a smoother running offense. At half time the Tigers were en- joying a 16-8 lead due to the scoring ef- forts of Disbrow, Heath, and O'Dale of Hurd and Shuman. Vernon Ilurd and the splendid defensive work fi urdfs work at standing guard was perhaps the most outstanding of the game. Vernon was in the thick of every scrimmage and blocked shot after shot under the basket labeled for two points. Heath was high point man of the game with seven points while Disbrow and O,Dale were hot on his trail with six points apiece. Pacific lost the second game through the inability to stop Til- ly Telonicher, Fresno foward. Telonicher was high point man with 10 didgets, while his teammate Myers, was second with eight points. Disbrow and Shuman led the Tiger scorers with five points apiece. The game was just turned around from the night previous, the Bulldogs taking an early lead and holding it throughout the game. P 'fi f 1W t1 ds to death and Vlfieland, Fresno guard, ran the HCI c o' C ' . , played an exceptionally fast game for so large a man. With the end of the season, as far as the Tigers were concerned, Pacihc was enjoying first place in the Conference standings. San jose had two games to play with Chico, and had they managed to win both of them would have tied the Tigers for the Champion- ship. Chico, however, won both games, and the ligers were win- ners of their hrst Conference Championship. gi-

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