Modesto Junior College - Buccaneer Yearbook (Modesto, CA)

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Buccaneer I936 Page 47 Gardner anoTher lusTy bravo, Tor in his TirsT year here he helped To bring The PIraTe baseballers mnTo anoTher Thelr TourTh championship TI-IE SEASON AT A GLANCE Name Thompson Moore Schraeder Changala Pnccardo Sleber LmgerTeIT I'I1nkIey Davues SchmldT Galloway KlngsTon MoraTl Jamme Trlano Winslow Polldoro Blaney PosiTion PlTcher CaTcher ShorTsTop 2nd Base L Field IsT Base R Fxeld C Field PxTcher IsT Base C Field 3rd Base CaTcher PuTcher ShorTsTop PlTcher L xelcl R Field Home AB. H. AV. ModesTo 25 II 440 Auburn I-Iousen STockTon STockTon ModesTo L1vmgsTon Hickman o I ModesTo LnvmgsTon Rnverbank I-IolIusTer Spokane Penryn Inglewood Oakland STockTon Frank Scoop Selber was capTaln Tor The I936 season and Dw1ghT Moore and I-Ioward KlngsTon were eIecTed co capTalns Tor I937 Owing To The publlcaTlon daTe oT The I936 Buccaneer IT was Impossible To Include baseball Block M wlnners on page 36 The Tollowlng baseball men received Therr Block M Thompson Moore Schraeder Changala Plccardo Sleber LungerTeIT I-Iunkley Davies SchmsdT Galloway K1ngsTon MoraTl Jamme Trlano Winslow Polldoro By vIrTue oT Their wln The P1raTe nine adds anoTher all conTerence Trophy To The ModesToJunlorCoIIegeawards case a I PIRATE DIAMOND STARS g dd GgPd 32 I4 .437 46 20 .435 54 22 .400 ' . ' 4I I6 .390 ' 52 I9 .365 ' . ' I ' 45 I6 .358 ' . ' ' 29 IO .344 ' ' L d' 6 2 .333 ' 9 3 .333 ' . ' ' ' 45 I4 .3I2 ' ' .53 I4 .264 ' ' 23 6 .260 ' ' 2I 5 .238 ' I8 3 .I66 ' ' 8 I .I25 ' . F' I8 I .055 . ' 6 0 .000 Radunich PiTcher San Jose 2 0 .OOO I . II.. . . Leff To righf, Lloyd Hinkl y D - Moraiii, Bob Winslow, Bill Radunich H d 0 Kin sTon,. DQ Davies, Harold Sh dr . GOI' E ICEI' O.

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59 e46 Buccaneer I936 WINNERS OF THE PENNANT e To righT Dwighi' Moore, Verne r gl G I d L g TIT LfT Shd,Jh Ch G gBl yRlphPld D dJ AT This poinT The ploT becomes soggy. MJC, if she wanTs To reTain her TiTle, musT win The resT oT her games-or aT leasT spliT every series. Seven more Times They rolled across The MJC ouTdoor TheaTer To The WesT bleachers. And Then The crises-The TesTs-The all-imporTanT TilTs againsT The red-shirTed Menlo men. They drove in- To ThaT aggregaTion oT baseballmen wiTh such Tury To Talce The big dog's share oT 2 I-2 and 7-2 scores. And now They saw Themselves in a Tie Tor The NCJCC headpiece. The same crown incidenTally ThaT has adorned The head oT lVlJC's myThical PiraTe Tor The pasT Three years. Leveling oTT againsT San Francisco Junior College, The Swashbuclclers rouTed Those meTropoliTan invaders in The TirsT game, and 6-3 in The nexT. And Then an- oTher crucial clash, This Time againsT The TradiTional rival-San lVlaTeo. BUT iT was also saTely passed wiTh Two wins, 2 I-3 and 7-I. And again The spoils oT vicTory lie aT The shoesTrings oT lVlJC's baseballers. And now a word Tor Those champions who made The PiraTe Team a champion nine. Deno MoraTi covered The caTcher's assignmenT, ably assisTed by DwighT Moore. Dave Jamme, John Thompson and Bob Winslow were in charge oT The oTTensive operaTions Trom The piTcher's mound. The inTield sTrip was guarded by CapTain Frank Sieber, l-loward KingsTon, John Changala, and Verne Schrader, while in The Tar-Tlung ouTTield deTenses Garland LingerTelT, George Galaway, George Picardo and Ralph Polidoro were in charge. To all oT Them a cheer, Tor TogeTher They upheld an MJC TradiTion. To Jack

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Page 48 Buccaneer l936 DILLS. REITER STAR IN TRACK BrilIian+ Performances of Cap'l'ain Dills and ReiTer Win Fourfh Place ln Jaysee Conference. BUT Season ls Below Average ln PoinT-winning Accomplishmenfs. ,rf T ,L r fe, A SQUAD OF POTENTIALITIES . '. i. Sfanding, WaTrus, Dills, Ferrell, ThornTon, Reifer, DeThlefson, S. Summers, J. Summers, Todd, Lawrence, Sharp: kneeling, L I P Hs, R. Hawkins, Weber, D. Hawkins, Dunbar, Lindblom, Seyrnoure, H b eafed, Whlfman, P I A d H , Raymond, Allrnon, Jones, Wilkerson. By JOHN S. PATTON AlThough The IQ36 MJC Track and Tield Team did noT win any meeTs, several good men emer- ged Trorn The group including The capTain, KenneTh Dills, Lowell Todd and Jack ReiTer. Dills, in parTicular, was The big TacTor in keeping The PiraTe Track ouTTiT in The spoTlighT, breaking The conTerence record in The pole vaulT by clearing I3 TeeT, 5 inches aT SacramenTo on lvlay 2. Dills also seT a new school record Tor The 220-ya rd low hurdles, running The low barriers aT SacramenTo in 23.7 seconds To break his own record esTablished on The MJC oval Two weeks previous. Todd, l935 champion, puT on a sTerling perTormance all year despiTe a bad arrn. l-lis Toss oT l82 TeeT-The only Toss he made -led The conTerence unTil lvlc- Farland oT The PanThers Threw ouT a beTTer one. ReiTer, sTarTing ouT slow, hung up a new school discus record when he Tossed The plaTTer I37 TeeT, ll inches againsT The San lvlaTeo Teann. The TirsT meeT oT The year was held againsT The all-srars oT The STanislaus CounTy high schools. Bob Reed, V935 sTar sprinTer, ren- dered himselT unable To TurTher conTinue when he pulled a leg muscle. Dills won The pole vaulT