Modesto Junior College - Buccaneer Yearbook (Modesto, CA)

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La Monte Red }-ostcr Fullback Lylc Jack. Jackson Haltbuck Captain Raymond Ray East All Conference Halfback Arcndt Art Rohdc (Captain Elect ) All Conference Quarterback James Jimmy Rousseau Halfback Theron Sheik Clint Fullback Verne Curly Garrett End Joseph Joe Podesto End

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Captain East Gets Loose on an End Run Represented by a team of championship caliber, Modesto ended the season in third place in the California Coast Conference, having won five, tied one and lost two conference games. Lady Luck was unkind to the Pirates in mid- season, taking several regulars out of the game with illness and injuries. COLLEGE OF THE PACIFIC The annual Pacific-Modesto first game of the season took place at Stock- ton on September 29, when C. O. P.. winning 21 to 20. chalked up her sixth consecutive victory over the Blue and White. Pacific ' s first touchdown came in the opening period. In the second quarter Modesto ' s offensive got under way. A series of passes put the ball on the Black and Orange ten yard line from where Captain East carried it over for the first Pirate touchdown of the season. In the second half the Pacific team came back fighting and netted two touchdowns, making the score at the start of the last quarter 21 to 7 in favor of the Tigers. And then came the lucky break in the form of a fumble by Countryman, which was recovered and turned into a score for Modesto by Gilbert Johnson. With but a few minutes left in which to decide the outcome, the Blue and White eleven slowly pushed the Black and Orange team back to its own goal line and Captain Ray again carried the ball over, bringing the score up to 20 to 21. A silence settled over the stadium as the two teams lined up for the try for conversion. Little Art Rohde received the ball and made as if to drop kick, but instead passed to Ferrel — a pass that was short by inches — and the suspense was over. Pacific had won again. [94J ■ M - --- • —