Costa Mesa High School - Round Up Yearbook (Costa Mesa, CA)

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COSTA MESA VS. FULLERTON Costa Mesa lost its fifth straight of the seasonto Fullerton at Davidson Field. Dennis McGavack had afine night for his passing, hitting for eight out of ten, for 122 yards. Steve Colflesh, the split end, caughta McGavack pass for a touchdown, Mesa's only score of the evening. Last year Mesa lost to Fullerton at O. C. C. by a twenty- six to nothing count. COSTA MESA VS. BUENA PARK At Buena Park for their sixth league game, Mesa couldn't get a good drive started, asthey lost for the first time in league play by a shut out. Carl Glascow was really the only bright spot in the game for Mesa as he came off the bench in the closing minutes to get a drive going with short passes. The Mustangs drove to the Coyote twenty yard line before the gun sounded to end Mesa's hopes. COSTA MESA VS. ORANGE Led by Scott Gatzke's passing and john Ball's running , Mesa almost pulled and upset over Orange at Chapman College. Ball ran sixty- seven yards for a touchdown with McGavack getting the PAT. Steve Colflesh gotthe second TD on a pass from Gatzke. Ball gained 110 yards total, and Mesa had their best show- ing ofthe year in ground gaining with 212 yards net total. COSTA NLESA VS. NEWPORT HARBOR Newport beat Mesa for their second win ofthe series and the Mustangs for the first time had to relinquish the trophy. Dennis McGavac1-c gained fifty-eight yards, most of them on a long run around left end. john Ball and Pat Doldo also carried for good yardage. jim Ferryman led the defense to cause Newport to lose the bull twice and throw Newport quarterbacks for thirty-six yards in losses.

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