Grand Rapids Community College - Olympian Yearbook (Grand Rapids, MI)

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Kamp Junior College Wins from Hillsdale Eleven by Safety Grand Rapids, September 28 - The Junior College linemen took matters into their own hands Sat- urday a f t e r n o o n at Houseman Field and carried Coburn, Hills- dale's ace backfield star, 25 yards backward to give the Jaysees a 2-0 victory' over the Dales. In the first period Coburn. tossed a long completed pass to Touhy for a Hillsdale first down on Junior,s 38, but the Raider's line held for downs. Junior College's backs, with Crell and Hoffman pacing, the way, ruled off three successive first downs, ending up on the Dales, one foot line, where the visitors held for downs and kicked out of danger. In the second period, the Dales could only reach the 29-yard line, while in the third, the Raiders weren't able'-ito get be- yond the Hillsdale 22. I Receiving the ball for the first time inthe fourth period, Coburn, Hillsdale back, dropped back to find a pass receiver. The Junior line surged forward as a unit and literally carried him back over his goal line for a safety and the gamc s only score. The standout feature of the game was thc work of the Junior College line. Junior 0utclasses Ferris Grid Team Big Rapids, October 4- - Grand Rapids Junior college rolled up 40 points here Friday night to swamp the luckless Ferris Bulldogs and chalk up its third straight victory, 4-0-0. 4 Crell paced the visitors' attack with three touchdowns and two extra points, while Morse, Price and Wiersum each added a tally. The Jaysees led 20-0 at the half. One of Crell's gallops was a 60- yard sprint, while Wiersum romped 70 yards and Morse's run was for 40 yards. Both Wiersum and Morse scored their touchdowns after in- tercepting Ferris passes. J.C.'s team has 'shown that it has the solid line and fast-plunging backfield on which championship teams are built. Coach Steele should be more than satisfied with the Ferris game alld it looks as if the boys from J.C. are going to have a big year. Tornga, B. 5 r il I. Banta ' i I, I J i i , I s Murphy