David Starr Jordan High School - Jordan Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

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BASEBALLERS TRAMPLE IEFFERSON After avenging a previous defeat to the Jefferson baseballers, Jordan's nine faces Marshall today, Roosevelt on Thursday, and Banning next Tues- day, all at Will Rogers Park. 'In beating Jefferson 5-l, our boys played the best game l have ever seen a Jordan baseball team play declared Coach Norm F ster The statistics bear out For ter s words Pitcher Malcolm Bolden al lowed only four hits walked two and struck out five Democrats to establish himself as a top flight hurler Earl Battey drilled out two doubles and a single to drive in two runs Pete Contreras also account ed for a pair of RBl's Victory over Jefferson was a chieved by whipping Earl Wilson ace of the Democrat hurling corps Wilson still managed to strike out ll. Ezra Hill, while having a hard day at the plate, did a flossy job of fielding around the initial sack. In their previous outing with Leuzinger big Bob Laison threw a one-hitter at the Bulldogs and the locals dropped the tilt Z 0 Battey lined a double to cen ter in the sixth inning the second time in this early season that le has broken up a no hitter for an opposing hurler Dennis Terry brought the fans to their feet in the final frame as he struck out the side with the sacks crammed with runners zoo oo E 4 lattcrlc d B ttry th W ay d H il B0-B ld 9m. 3 0? L.. x..Lmn.2'EEJL.,. ull! -Cl! gi-YJ B tt Y 2 1 C Y IMPROVING Walter Lowe Jor dan s ace pole vaulter is shown on his way over the bar at ll 2 and appears headed for higher al titudes rwlu runurrunz IRVING S THAT EXCLUSIVE MEN S SHOP l' 1 I1 ,g 1725 E l03rd street 4' M ll WZ ' x 17 K 101 1 Y 0' CLEAN CUT LOOK' X 4355 W S S 1 B Fc? Sentlnilrlgagil? 1804 E 103rd St LOram 9 7166 Page l0 6709 COTTON BASQUL ,so or, ' , - . s I - . 0 I ' . - 1'2 '5'I.,. t:'tt::t:i 2 1' 'l -- , - ' ' ' , ' i 'vo m, im? fi I. ' -1 ' ' n mfr, sun? ul. ' 'D' ug' I , . H' .- ' 9 L Q ' ' - , 0 yly tt J Y' Y. E r Q ' 6' ,'l ' 1: ' f i ,. xl ' Q I IX, , V i , 3 Xl .xi lf I I! ' ' ' r i C , ' f if Q39 0-f. Qf,m?,w M 0 J 4 A 0 It .

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