Riverside College - Tequesquite Yearbook (Riverside, CA)

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WELL, THE BOYS don t look so bad, Coaches Steponovich, Hammerschmidt and Rite seem to be saying in the top halt of this picture. Lower half: Something devastating has happened, with Rose ready to rush in to stem the tide. Outstanding in the forward wall were Jun- ior Weischedel, Wilbur Endsley, Nick Tava- glione, Harold Sussenguth, Frank Crumpack- er, Wayne Braman, Monte Hess, Bill Ashley. End Junior Weischedel was the outstanding single member of the team. He was the Tiger's biggest scorer with seven TD's, all via the airways. Second high scorer was ruggedly constructed Jay Beck who galloped across the pay-off stripe five times. Two guards, Ashley and Enclsley, got an unexpected piece of the glory pie by inter- cepting passes and carrying the pigskin into the end zone. Others who scored one TD apiece were Jackson, Ritter, Roberts, Wilkin and Holmes. Oil -' oll06f Sept. 23-El Centro ..... .... 6 Oct. Oct. Oct. l-El Camino ............ 8-Mt. San Antonio -- i4-Phoenix .............. Oct. 21 -Santa Ana ..... .... Nov Nov Nov. l 7- Nov. 24- Chaftey ....... Orange Coast ...... Fullerton ............ San Bernardino Riv. 32 12 'I5 27 6 2l O 13 O I26 HERE WE GO-Walter Hron gets steam up for a good ardage gain.

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,Nd GLUE! THE 1949 FOOTBALL RECORD ofthe Riverside Tigers of six losses, two wins, and a tie is not one that suggests atomic power on the gridiron. It would seem to suggest that the Tigers had dedicated '49 to making other schools happy. Actually, the team was a fair one, with most ot its difficulties stemming from a lack ot beet, and a shortage of reserve power. Seldom did Coach Tony Steponovich's Tigers enter a contest that they weren't out weighed several pounds to the man. Added to this was the fact that many ot the stalwarts saw action almost the entire sixty minutes. This was especially true in the line. Several of the standout performers could have made first string births on any team in the league. Such hard-running backs as Jay Beck, Bill Ritter, Maurice Jackson, Don Phillips, and Booty Gudmundson would do credit to any organization. The Tigers had three small but dependable quarterbacks in Chuck Lockwood, Kenny Roberts, and Myrle Harmon. Lockwood's arm accounted for four touchdown tosses over the season, and his kicking toe split the uprights for many a conversion. Harmon hit three times for touchdown passes and Roberts once. Kenny also was on the receiving end ot a TD pitch. ROBERTS gets oft a toss. NOT SO GENTLE-Tigers gang the man with the ball. A little trouble here on identifications, looks like Wadding on the ground and Braman rush- ing up. You name the tacklers. 24

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