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Row one, left to right: C. Rettigg H. Sullivan: P. Petek, R. Salter: J. Schaefer: E. Fitzgerald, B. Scheerer. Standing: Coach Clem Tomerlin. Row two: E. Hanson: H. Landeclc: S. Miller, W. O,SuIlivang R. Wilkinsong J. Rommel- fangerg W. O'Connell. Not pictured: J. Schmitz: W. Roney. Wmadtq As the ROUNDUP went to press, the Muir Mus- tangs, coached by Clem Tomerlin, were deeply imbedded in the Western States Conference cellar with 1-6 record. Winning seven out of eleven practice games and reaching the semi-finals of the Azusa Tournament, the Muir varsity looked like one of the top contenders for the conference title. Muir then lost four straight con- ference games. The Muir varsity was beaten by P.C.C., their cross- town enemy, 5-1, the first league game. Compton overcame a six run handicap to beat Muir in a thriller, 9-6. L.A.C.C. took Muir into camp by a score of 8-3. The Mustangs nine next lost a heart- Page 144 game! breaker to the Vikings of Long Beach, 7-6. The varsity racked up their first conference wid at the expense of Ventura, 9-8, but lost the second game of a doublci header, I7-4. In a second game with P.C.C., the Bull- dogs swamped the Mustangs, 20-6, to win the mythical city championship. In the Azusa Tourney, the Muir batsmen trounced' Citrus J.C. 15-4. They gained the quarter-finals by defeating Long Beach, 4-1. The Mustangs lost to L.A.C.C. in the semi-finals, 8-3. The team's failure to hit in clutches and costly errors have resulted in the loss of some of the games they might have won.
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