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

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E YA W and although not playing on the first team as regularly as Stenberg, he will be missed none the less. Warren Behnke and Jim Holland are also among those who will be lost to the 1939 squad. Even with the graduation and ineligibility of these, four men, it is found that the Wildcats will have ten returning varsity men in suit next year. They are: Dave Sigel, Al Schlueter, Art Swensen, Art Whitmer, John Moiso, Hal Taylor, Irving Schoenfeld, Louie Welch, Stan Dison, and Jack Uren. Added to this group should be the names of Ashley Guynn, Ron Farley, and Maynard Holland, frosh players this year, who showed prospective varsity caliber during the yearling season. Again leading the parade of Chico scorers was the versatile Len Stenberg. Stenberg hit the hoop for a total of 189 points. He tallied 79 field goals while dropping in 31 free throws out of 54 tries. Art Whitmer, steady, dependable center, copped second place scoring honors for the second consecutive year with 155 points made from 64 field goals and 27 free throws. Al Schlueter, a sopho- more playing his lirst year of varsity ball, tallied 138 points with 62 field goals and 14 free throws made. Hal Taylor, freshman, was next with 135 points made on 53 field goals and 17 free throws. Art Swensen was fourth high man with a season's total of 8l points while Dave Sigel was next with 55. Irving Schoenfeld, dependable substitute, netted 40 points for the season. Chico's opponents scored 939 points while the Wildcats scored 881, This is the first season the Wildcats have failed to outscore their opponents. SCORES OF NON-CONFERENCE GAMES Chico State 52 ..........,......,..............,............,...,......,. ..... Humboldt State 25 Chico State 28 ..,.... - ...,.... ...... - ............ M odesto J. C. 40 Chico State 27 ....... - .............. U. C. L. A. 33 Chico State 26 ....... ..... ..... C h apman College 47 Chico State 35 ....... 2 ....... ....... S an Diego State 47 Chico State 31 ....... ..,.... S an Diego State 49 Chico State 27 ....... ...,. , .. ....... Sacramento J. C. 31 Chico State 38 ....... --- ......t.,....... Sacramento J. C. 35 Chico State 44 ....... 2 ...... ..... S outhern Oregon Normal 40 Chico State 35 ....... .... - D-- Redding Cardinals 29 Chico State 62 ....... H ..,.. Auburn Cardinals 29 Chico State 30 ....... ...... - .... S an Francisco State 36 Chico State 30 ....... ...... - Wa-, San Francisco State 42 Chico State 41 ....... - ,... . ....... Redding Cardinals 24 Al Schlueter-from behind 1, lv. 1 sf 3 Ja ,.,.,., , ,..,. . r ' IRVING SCHOENFELD is-yi page rm- W ...M 5-,aw DAVE SIGEL 'BARRATT RAY Tip-off is a tie-jump Hal Taylor tips one in

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