University of the Pacific - Naranjado Yearbook (Stockton, CA)

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K ,,, 1 lt. ,sy y 1 L21 Sl ll-as Freshman Basketball w ma LTIAIOUGH he coached the Pacific Varsity to a Far ll? WCSlC1'l1 Conference championship, Coach Swede, 7? Righter put in extra time and worry to form a formid- 9 able freshman basketball team. The llabes won 14 of their 20 games played. Some very nice looking varsity material for next year was found in Dayton Horner, Elton Hamilton and Elwin Martin at forwardsg Malcom Hill, jack Roberts, H. Moryama, Don Galla- gher and Ed Parsons at the guard and center positions. Others who played were Danny Pedrini, Ernest Simard, Ken Thomas, Tom Cotter and Orville Shroebel. THE SEASON 26 Oakdale Hi ......... ......... 1 1 26 Lodi Hi .... 1 ............. ......... 1 8 9 rx -- Iown Visitors ........ ......... Den 111 H1 S'lCl'llllL1ll0 H1 bll'1I1fO1tl I lOSl'l S'1c1'1mento H1 Sono1'1 H1 Rlpon H1 Lodi H1 E1 osh bfi? 4,11 :il 1 1 ft X 'Dv It ' -9? ,f in -1 xl W1 il l i t y 59 'yn Nl ' X X X it '2'- 1 vis 1 pl wf 10 11 21 f- f ................. ......... 1 3 Q - 20 . -. x e ' ...........i...... 27 13 1 . 3 - if- .3 .................. 32 33 ,M 23 . -. - 3 ' .................. 15 1 35 -. ' ................. ......... 1 1 ll 19' . . ': 1 26 f ........ ......... 1 O as-,I 55 ' f ......... .................. 3 0 JV:-C: , , 1 iiff1!3i.jif'..93',,f: ii ' :ik ,L N ' . .......................................... 522 .11 ,GI ' ,f f 'ia X.. .1--. 'A . -- 'ff .111 ' l 5V fc, I v '..??!, if gm 1, .K Xfifu 1 lx . 1.g,,: ' ,- ., . ,- ll 11' ' 1 K .1 I :JI . b -Llvbilw lr 1 XI 6 it E ,- 4 Q , '. ' 'lf' I N 3,3 'ly 'QQ 1a1 Q,'.A. ' .N .. Q pe . .. 1 1 ,- -. K .. -'I Q - Q. :AA-.J N .U , I, llkfhlah. lg M'f'1Q Xl ' f - - 'ty' -i- lf' im L' .li it vfrz- hifi 12 -l 'ix 1 I NK ' N N ya Y : 'L'-'I' U L: flip K 'Q 'xi i' , :f'Q'k1!E5iQ, 'JI in ' 'lihxiiir K 'ln' 1i,.2. 4 ' 5 W V' Escalon Hi ....,.. Reedley Hi ....... Dinuba Hi ............... Taft jr. College . 'l'urlock Owls ......... Linden Hi ................ Pacific Grove Hi Tracy Hi ................... Antioch Hi ....... San lose Hi ........ Opponents ............ ..

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llgfjlxx .. ,, IL.. 5 ,nazi Q Eli K 'x ., I . Ng- If 5 x wi 1 - 5 I wx! X xv su f l,..l fs if l i .f ,K .I f:? ' X 11,1 ,f i L X x 1 jffflslli - 1. l: Y 3 j tl ' K, fix' 1 iifif , I '1 The Season 4 spirit, captaincd by the in greatest all around track athlete to ever don spiked shoes for the Orange and Black, and supported by a whirl- wind sprinter and a long striding 440 man, the track team journeyed to Fresno to meet Flint Hanner's thinclads, only to be worsted 73 to 52, mainly because Pacific lacked second and third place material. D i s b r o w, Loveridge, Decater, showed up well and Richardson and -Ulmer proved that in the future they could be depended upon to break intothe point totals. March 29 ushered in perhaps one of the most interesting meets which a Pacihc track team had ever participated in, 64-62 in favor of San jose State and only the relay to be run. lf Pacific won the relay, they won the meet. Richardson, Ulmer, Decater, and Lovericlge, in the order named, ran the Spartans into the ground to win the meet 67-64. The team was in the best form of the season. Fay Loveridge tied the world's record of 9.6 in the 100-yard dash. .if '?R NEW COACH., a new Coach Jim Corso u VVithout the services of Fay Loveridge, who had pulled a mus- cle, the Tigers gained enough points to take third place in the Sacramento Relays. Moose'l Disbrow was second in the shot- put, javelin, and discus. Ronald 'Thompson was second in the pole vault with a leap of 12 feet 6 inches, and the mile relay team got second, due to the work of Johnnie Decater, who seemed to know just where to gather speed in order to place in the money. Pacihc lost the Cal Aggie-Chico meet by half a point, and had the judges ruled out the Aggie relay team for fouling Ulmer, Pa- :- cific would have won the meet. Decater Jroved he could fill Lov- ,f , V61 .,, 1 -4 253955 3 ,,t., , , .. 4 3?: ' 71. ' iixlllf?-l' fl W. ' .lx 4 ,.ff f -L:S1 1 . 2 . -.,-- . 3- ,iii . ew nf - :Ars-' ,Q 4., ,E QQ. in ax R I jjj 4,5-Q,,-g f,-Qj.,,r1. I - , at 1 4 w ajft l' A' ' 1 '- 'f 5- il 'iff 1il :'il. ' 'r i I 'iv' x KQMN-tx :Qu A,-.pt- if jig. ttrflx f 'A' ff 162 Sq- .ml li ll l ,fri ,-Y it xy 'C' 1 is if ifgiwygi i ,tm v -.ti t 1, .gw lb fl... 'll jk 'i 'v,'ff5ie'J if' , NX '- it-4-w i f ---. ...a f '- - j fr- -J-