Modesto Junior College - Buccaneer Yearbook (Modesto, CA)

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San Malfo Man Is Safe at Second The Panthers hit Chase seven times in the fifth inning and turned every hit into a run to pile up one-half of their total score in one period. Up to the fatal fifth Chase had pitched good ball. Moore replaced him and allowed one run in the sixth. Johnson pitched the last three innings, allowing no hits. The Pirate runs were made in the fourth, fifth, seventh and eighth innings. Although Heinzer. the Sacramento pitcher, was hit ten times the Panthers only allowed four runs and ran up fourteen runs off of fourteen hits for themselves. M. J. C. ' s Athletic Achievements Since the Formation of the California Coast Conference On May 12 and 13, 1922. representatives from Modesto. Fresno State. San Jose State, Santa Barbara State. Chico State, and Cal. Poly met in Fresno and formed the California Coast Conference of Secondary Colleges. Other schools sent written application for admission into the new conference. The next year saw the start of Modesto ' s enviable record in track when the track and field team won the first conference championship. The baseball team placed second in the conference. In 1924 the track team again took the championship. The basketball squad was second in the conference race. In the National Intercollegiate Shoot at Washington the Modesto rifle team placed second. In 1925 the conference track meet was lost by 1 5 of a point. In this same year Coach Marion McCart came to the college. The next year, 1926. Modesto won its first basketball championship. Modesto started her comeback in track in 1926 when she lost the conference meet by 1 y points. The basketball team again annexed the championship. A great honor came to M. J. C. in 1928 when the track team won the conference and state junior college championships. The baseball team was second in the conference race. 141 ' -- » '

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The Sacramento Game Modesto scored twice in the first two innings, holding the Panthers scoreless in the meantime. 7 he first Sacramento run came in the third inning and after that everything went wrong. Flies were dropped and throws to first were wild, as the men from the capital city brought in thirteen runs in the next three innings and prevented the Pirates from adding to their two tallies. The game was then as good as over, as neither side scored in the last three periods. Batting honors of the day went to E. Johnson. In four trips to the plate he knocked out two singles and a double. SAN MATEO - MODESTO With Modesto ' s first conference victory seemingly in the bag as San Mateo came to bat in the ninth, Pirates were once more disappointed when the Bull- dogs tied the score in that inning, and put across another run in the tenth to again defeat Modesto by one point. The final score was San Mateo 2, Modesto 1. At the conclusion of this, the last game of the season. Modesto was trailing the rest of the conference, having lost four games and won none. Chase started in the box for Modesto and pitched a good game until the seventh inning when he allowed three hits. Moore replaced him and with the bases full retired the side, allowing no runs. The Pirate team played the best game it played all season, being barely nosed out by the future conference champions. If such good ball had been played in other games Modesto would certainly have been in the running in the conference race. SACRAMENTO - MODESTO In what proved to be a repetition of the first Sacramento encounter, Modesto was defeated by a 1 4 to 4 score in the last game of the season.

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