South Fork High School - Log Yearbook (Miranda, CA)

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CUBS HAVE SUCCESSFUL YEAR This year the homeless Cubs of South Fork High finished with the best seasonal record in the history of the school. The Cubs got off to a rather poor start, when the powerful and experienced Tigers of Arcata rolled to a 25 to O win over the Cubs who never stopped fighting the whole game. After the bad defeat at Arcata, the Cubs lumped back to pull off the biggest upset of the season in Northern California by beating the Ukiah Wildcats i3 to 12. The following week, this time against the Wildcats of Ferndale, the Cubs lost a heartbreaker when the Wildcats eked out a T2 to 7 win on a couple of bad breaks for the Cubs. The Cubs jumped back into the race for championship by beating the War- riors of Hoopa T9 to 12. The week after, the Cubs traveled into Lake County and invaded the Cougars of Upper Lake. lt was in this game that the Cubs' aerial attack started to work. The Harvey-Shultz-Snodgrass combination started working and the Cubs rolled to a 32 to 9 win. The Cubs maintained their winning streak against Willits. The Cubs, with the aerial attack working, ran to a 26 to O win over the Wolverines. The Cubs then traveled into the Trinity Alps to defeat the Warriors of Hoopa a second time. This time the Cubs won by a score of 46 to i9 and received a chance to share the Little Three Crown. The big game of the year came when the Wildcats and Cubs met to decide if Ferndale was to win the Crown alone or share it with South Fork. The Harvey- Shultz combination went right to work and when the dust had cleared, the Cubs were victors 3210 l9 and Little Three Co-Champions. ln the last game of the year, the Cubs five game winning streak was stopped by the powerful and undefeated Timberwolves of Fort Bragg. It rained the whole game, and the Cubs could never get the aerial attack going. When the mud had been washed away, the final score was Timberwolves 40, Cubs 6. Some officials said if the weather had been dry the score could easily have been turned around. The Cubs had no home field this year and had to travel to Myers Flat every night to practice and play every game away from home. This took a lot of patience on the part of the players and coaches. In the following pages you will see The boys and coaches who did a lot of fine work for their school. Left to right: Head Coach, Mr. McMillan, Assistant Coach, Mr. Cousins, Manager, Dean Farquar.

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