Bloomington High School - Bruin Yearbook (Bloomington, CA)

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Bruins Capture Inland League Fourth OPPONENTS TRY to block long punt by Jim Harris. Russ The Bruins went on to defeat Sierra Vista at Colton Nlemorial Denning blocks assisted by numbers 41 and 56. Stadium.

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aptains l nite Season Pla g - - CHARLES FLOWERS ducks tackle gaining yardage during fierce battle against North High School of Riverside. The locals met Ivy Leagues John North and downed them, 12f6, on the home Held, Colton's Memorial Stadium. With only the first few minutes gone in the opening quarter, an intercepted pass went 20 yards into the BHS end zone to give North a six point lead. With only a few plays left uarter' back John Ryckevic found left e EdfGilmore with a 25 yard, six point heave for ' on's first touchdown of the season and a tie at the half. During the second half, BHS scored once more in the fourth quarter as Ryckevic rifled a bullet pass ten yards to halfback Larry Strauch for the winning score. .K I RUSS DENNING Ca . ptam I. L. Honorable Mention End CHARLES FLOWERS nearly breaks away but is stopped as Don ALLAN I-IUTSELL Captain End