California State University Chico - Record Yearbook (Chico, CA)

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VARSITY FOOTBALL 1937 SOPHOMORE team that showed great promise during its freshman year of football was unable to cope with the faster competition of the Par Western Conference, and the Chico State Wildcats took undisputed possession of the cellar post in the league standings. The year 1937 marked the most dis- astrous for the Cardinal and White gridders in the history of the school, with no games being won by the Staters and only one practice game resulting in a tie. Captain Delgado closed his gridiron career last year by joining the mythical all-conference team and Coach Art Acker acclaimed him as one of the greatest athletes ever to don a Wildcat moleskin. Other senior footballers were: Henry Kossow, Wymard McQuown, and John Loyd. Following the poor 1937 record Coach Art Acker sent his boys through a tough March workout this year and is looking for a better conference representa- tion in the l938 season. SUMMARY OP NON-CONFERENCE GAMES October l: San Francisco State l3, Chico 12-Although heavy favorites, and after completely outplaying their opponents, Chico State's football team opened its 1937 campaign with an upset defeat at the hands of the San Francisco Golden Gaters. A late fourth quarter rally nipped the Wildcats, who were lead- ing l2-7 at the end of the third quarter. Al Gomez scored the winning points for the Bay City eleven. Dick Kollenborn opened Chico's scoring in the second quarter when he plunged over from the seven-yard stripe. A few minutes later Orrin Hoffman, Chico quarterback, scored again on another line plunge from the three-yard line. Lewis Harpe, sophomore tackle, suffered a head injury during the game which kept him on the sidelines during the remainder of the season. November l5: Southern Oregon Normal School 6, Chico 6-O11 a sloppy field that saw a persistent downpour of rain fall continually during the game, Chico State scored its lone tie game of 1937. Although playing the S. O. N. S. to a standstill, the wet field kept the local team from scoring more than once. After three attempted goal line pushes failed, Carl Delgado, Wildcat fullback, teamed with Len Roberts and Ed Bailey to produce a smashing passing and run- ning attack that was climaxed with a score by Roberts on an off-tackle play. Delgado's attempted conversion was blocked. Sether scored the Oregon touch- down after a 40-yard pass. Len Roberts, playing his last game under the Wildcat DICK KOLLENBORN HENRY KOSSOW LEN ROBERTS Ed Bailey - Left End Hoffman skirts end Roberts returns kick