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

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IU 1oR ARSITY 1-1ooTBALL Chico State's Junior Varsity, although not seeing much action on the playing iield, was a Very important cog in the Wildcat football Wheel. The J. Vfs provided that all-important depth in all positions. . The J. Vfs, coached by Gene Maxey, are the Wildcat stars of tomorrow. Here they gain the necessary experience and skill that will bring home many a victory in coming years. BY NUMBERS: First row-63 Williams, 79 Curl, 10 Bill Walker, 12 Butcher, ll Alexander, 5 Kinnier, 8 Adams, 53 Della Maggiora, Beggs Cassistant coachj. Second row-3 Strong, 18 Cummins, 22 Fish, 15 Daughtry, 23 Torkelson, 31 Carrico, 32 Sundby, 5 I-ledger, Maxey Qcoachb. Third row-75 Jones, 44 Caraballo. 21 Memeo, 83 Dunning, 35 Murtha, 54 Olsen, 28 Burger, 57 Robinson, 25 Murray, 68 Hoffman, Moorman Cmanagerj. Bottom picture: Leo Reager packs the pigskin through a gaping hole in the Southern Oregon J. V. line. The plunge started' a drive by the Wildcat J. V.'s that ended in a touchdown,

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Far Western Conference Chico State So.i Oregon S. State. ...,A Humboldt - Cal Aggies W.L 3 l 3-l 2-Z l-3 Standings Pct. ts .750 39 .750 107 .soo 45 .250 20 Top: Spear carries around right end in the Cal Ramblers game with Mc- Donald and Mozzini blocking. The Ramblers won 26-14. Center: Wildcats close in for the kill on Humboldt State ball carrier in Redwood Bowl. Chico State was Victorious 7-0. Bottom: Chico State makes its only score in the San Francisco State game when Anderson goes over for the tally. The score, 6-0.

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4 i Upper left: The Wildcat J. V.'s are off to the races. Upper right: A forward pass is completed. Lower left: The sturdy J. V line holds. Lower right: An oflicial comes up to pull the players off and see if it is a first down. The annual Armistice Day football game this year pitted the Chico State J. V.'s against the strong Southern Oregon J. V.'s. Although several good runs and passes were made, the Maxey- men couldn't get up enough steam to score. After trailing 12-O at half-time, Mel Jones began engineering several drives that just barely missed pay dirt. Charlie Clarke grabbed one of Jones' passes for Chico's only score. Lyle Olsen passed into the wind to try for a tie or victory late in the game, but the attempt fell short. The visitors won the game, 12-6.