College of San Mateo - Campus Yearbook (San Mateo, CA)

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56 The CAMPUs 1 1950 l v l , . 1 f a l . l SAcRAMi3NTo J. C. 20 - 55. Ar Sacramento, on Thanksgiving Day, a hopelessly beaten team came back in the second half on the short end of a 26-0 score to stage one of the greatest exhibitions of sheer garneness in the annals of sport. A frenzied mob went from hysteria to madness as thetBulldogs fought terrifically, desperately, to win back what was already lost. Three times they swept the length of the field to scoreg Bert Allen and Milo Quissling ran Wildg Capitelli and Haynes threw perfect passesg and Eubanks made miraculous catches. In that heart- breaking second half they stopped Donadio, the Sacramento flash, as he had never been stopped. And then Fare turned. The final score was 35-20. K It was a game. lnnnlmimummnnmumnummInmmuunnumunm

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