Chamberlain High School - Totem Yearbook (Tampa, FL)

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1964 SCOREBOARD C11aIn1'J61'1aiI1 Opponents 19 . . . . Oca1a . . . . 0 0 . . . Hfinter Haven . . 13 17 . . . Manatee . . . O 9 . . Hillsborough . . 19 19 . . Boca Ciega . . 12 13 . . . Lakeland . . . O 7 . . P1ant . . 14 13 . . King . . 6 7 . . Robinson . . 39 21 . . . Jefferson . . . 12 BULLING HIS WAY, this Ocala Ufildcat K30j gets hard- earned jirst down in tough, tooth-and-nail battle. 454 'SE gg 3 X f 'I CAUGHT as he tries to turn corner against King, Robbie Grigin f87j completes short gainer on Gamfey pass. HURRICANES SWARAI over Chip Glass i862 attempting to return an irzterceptea' Manatee aerial. 125

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DEAD BALL IS signalled by referee as Chiefs and Ocala Wild- cats hover over lbigskin on point coverage. CROKSS WORDS FLY when Coach Nuznog tells his side of slow as unliearinq oficial waits his turn. 124 Chiefs Forge Ahead With Two Victories Sparked by the arch rivalry between the Chiefs and the Terriers, attention of North Tampa fans flared high for the annual game. The rugged Chamberlain team controlled the Hrst half as Daniel kicked a field goal and Garvey ran a touchdown. In the sec- ond half, the Chiefs had trouble holding the foot- ball and gave the advantage to the Big Red, 19-9. Those everyday grinding practices whipped the team into a fever pitch for the next three coming battles, and the Chiefs ventured into Boca Ciega ter- ritory with fire in their eyes. Shockingly, the Pirates threw a scare into CHS spectators by taking a 6-0 lead. Chamberlain's Steve Garvey tied the score by halftime, and the tribe overpowered the Pirates. Boca Ciega scored once more, in the final seconds, but bowed to Chamberlain in a 19-12 victory. In the game with Lakeland, with both squads fumbling and intercepting passes, the first quarter ended scoreless. In the second quarter, the Chiefs marked 66 yards for a score. Mike Snuggs scored the final marker, giving the Chiefs a solid 13-0 victory. ., M , , 1-I ,!fAypIi.t,'yhV -, ,If ,gg I V Vw AFTER GAINING sizeable yardage, Robbie Grifin l87j is hauled down by determined King defender.

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R X 1 POINTERS from the coach direct punt team as players re- eeive last minute instruction before going into game. jxf0V1NG IN QUICKLY, King Lions make sure unidentified Chief gains no more yardage in drive for hrs! down. 126 BIG RED quarterback finds going rough after short gain, running into trouble as unidentihed Chief grapples him. Chamberlain Finishes Up Season Victorious Plant's Panthers, aiding their battle for regional hon- ors, edged out Chamberlain 14-7 in a hard-fought contest. A11 Panther scoring resulted from CHS fum- bles deep in Chiefland. Chamberlain played a better game the second half, but didn't score until the final seconds as the game ended in heartbreaking defeat. During the following week the Chiefs determined not to let King gain their first football victory. King led 6-0 at the half, after the Chiefs bobbled the ball on their own two yard line. This fired up the tribe, and they came back to dominate the second half, scoring two touchdowns. State runner-up Robinson smashed the Chiefs 39-7 in an intra-city battle. Coming in the second quarter the lone CHS score was made by Steve Garvey giving the Knights a 26-7 lead at halftime. Robinson kept on plugging and left Chamberlain on the short end of a big score. For the final skirmish of the season the Dragons of Jefferson came to the reservation. Jefferson took an early 6-0 lead, but CHS scored quickly, adding the extra point to go ahead 7-6. Another score by the Dragons in the third quarter made the Chiefs step up their pace to bring home this final victory 21-12.