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

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Coach Carl Delgado, who was all-conference center until this year. He directed the frosh grid- ders through a successful season. ww gig' g,,,'E'f' 8 FRESHMAN ATI-ll. TlCS The freshman football team, coached by Carl Delgado, all-conference Wildcat football star of 1938, was a squad con- sisting almost entirely of former high school grid stars and showed great pos- sibilities at the Hrst of the 1938 season. However, it wasn't easy to get the lads who were used to having the team built around them to change over and be a part of a football machine. As a result the yearlings did not win as many games as they might have. The season ended with the Frosh coming through with three victories, two ties, and three losses. The hrst-year men opened their sea- son September 24 at Red Bluff, where the Spartans held the Kittens to a scoreless tie. The next week they were again held to a tie by the Panthers of Chico High in a battle for the city championship. The Marysville Indians sent the Frosh down to their Hrst defeat of the year by Frosh football team pictured--Back row: Wielt, Bondshu, Sisk, Peltier, Lamhurth, Salem. Third row: Delgado. Jacobs. Lobdell, Caywood, Nlurphy. Schlueter, Wolf, Ciarcia. Normoyle. Second row: Jarvis, Chmelka. Shaver, Broyles, Peterson.USt. John, Glidden, Philpot. Front row: Kostiz, Smith, Case, Favero, McDaniels, Prussia.

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