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

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Little Don Titus, probably the most improved player, fires a jump shot against Sacramento. He connected! Look Ma, all hands! Big Joe Saunders and Ron Kreiger (white uni- form) really put on a tug-of-war with Bakersfield’s two 6-8 giants, Mac Ellis and Jess Washington. The Renegades won, 67-63, to finish North- ern California tour. I goofed. Don Kaastrup (9) choked on the way up and missed, but Dick Lennen (6 followed up for a tally.

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Reserve Don Kaastrup scores against Sacramento despite an outstretched hand by Panther giant Lee Stabbert. Ron Anguillo (3), Felton Kennedy (left) and Fred Goldman (8) wait for rebound. It’s mine! Joe Saunders (white) is determined to get the ball away from Sac captain Ron Leonard as he drives into the keyhole. Al Lindberg, a veteran from last year, hooks in a bucket against Oakland in second round action as Ron Kreiger (12) looks on. CSM won, 64-59. 67 Fal 7S 63 64 7A 74 56 44 64 59 75 Hartnell San Jose JC Marin Moffett Field Bakersfield Napa East CC@ Long Beach E] Camino Ventura Oakland Sacramento Modesto Santa Rosa League Games Modesto Tourney SCORES Stockton Stanford Br. GGSEs Wiestac Ga Oakland Sacramento Modesto Santa Rosa Stockton CGSEs West Ga (10215)

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FIRST ROW, left to right: Bud Hamilton, Reg Christmas, LeRoy Lindstrom, Ray Wagner, Bob Scott, Larry Blanchard, Greg Jimenez. and Daryl Stuart. SECOND ROW: Clint Argus, manager; Jack Cocchi, Roger Locke, Al Figone, Bob Freschi, Ron Krieger, Rich Guisti, Gene Miramon, Howard Harrington, and John Madden. NOT PICTURED: Ernie Karwatt, Bill Barraclough. BASEBALL When you see little spheroids of white horsehide flying through the air with the greatest of ease, you know it’s time for baseball, and the outlook for Coach Jesse Freitas’ 1957 championship hopes were good, considering the potentiality of four vets back in uniform. The men were a game bunch of lads, and after dropping the opener to the Stanford Braves, 2-0, in a season delayed by two weeks of solid rain, they came back to set up a five-game winning streak and held a 7-6 mark by the first week of April. East Contra Costa defeated the Bulldogs in the next game, 7-5, before the peninsula nine picked up the first victory with a 6-5 decision over the UC Cinnamon Bears. The next Saturday gave the SM club a split in the BEC opening day twin bill, Modesto taking the first, 6-2, the Bulldogs winning the nightcap, 6-4. Then came wins over Alameda Naval Air Station, 13-1, Moffett Field NAS, 9-7, Parks Air Force Base, 7-2, and the first game of a league doubleheader with Oakland’s Thunderbirds, 6-1. The East Bay school won the second, 10-9. As the yearbook prepared to close up shop, the CSM nine had posted a victory over Treasure Island’s Marines, 7-5, and dropped a return match to Stanford’s Braves, 10-4, with a trip to Sacra- mento forthcoming and eight other BEC games remaining. Coach Jesse Freitas poses with his son, little Jesse, and ace pitchers Reg Christmas and Ron Krieger.