Modesto Junior College - Buccaneer Yearbook (Modesto, CA)

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vnu---lln1llll-llll--nu1ulv-nn1-nn--uu-4nu.-nu-:lil-miln-QTlxn1.ul-un--I welter of players go after a rebound ball in the Black Foxe game . . . No. 8 is Rickert another pair of wins. The first night, in a hair-raiser, Gardner's crew eked out a 3 8-3 6 triumph. The second game Modesto Won 41-26. Friday nigl1t's high scorer was Ric- kert with 12, while Ek and Mangiara- cina rang the hoop for 9 each Saturday. February 5 and 6 saw the Pirates at Menlo, where they won handily 38-20 and 36-29, with the reserves seeing much action. Rickert and Triano were high scorers. 193 7 - '73UccANEE11 As a brief interlude from their gruelling conference schedule, the Pir- ates again tangled with the Broadway Clowns, this time swamping the colored boys completely 32-16. Triano, storm- ing up and down the floor, made 9 points. Back in the conference race again, the Bucs traveled to San Mateo, to ad- minister another of their now famed double drubbings. In the first game, little Charlie Mangiaracina found his eye and sank 15 digits to set Modesto out in front, while teammates Rickert and Triano helped with 10 and 9 re- spectively. The second night, Morton with 12 and Rickert with 11 led the Pirates to a 43 -3 8 win over the Mateans, making it a unanimous Beat Mateou year as far as grid and cage laurels were concerned. Back home for their next-to-last series, the local gang took a pair of close ones from San Francisco's Rams 33-29 and 41-38. In the first game, the lead changed hands six times before the Pirates came out on top. In that tilt, Norman and Morton with 7 each tied for high honors. In the Saturday night Charles Mangiaracina Bob Norman 1 W Frank Triano J im Rickert . lil- ' U H H if fam. ,-I W .. ,,,.,,... W, 1 . X mmf- , ,Q ii , ,f , Tl . -.5 i