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Varsity : to riqht) Row I: Case, Berndt, Wilburn, Anagnos, le Schmidt, Krause, Vacarrezza, Fiori, Schimke, due. Row II: Strazi, Frey. Hoppe. Siegalkoff, Moore, f. J., Case, W. Schultz, Raridan Malsumoto, Tani- o. Row III: Culbertson, Weber.Coach. Stribling, Gia- ni. Coach, Harrison, Zwingle, Shannon. Dickhoff, en. Horst, Fehling, Iacopi. Mattingly. Arlin, Archer, ch. Row IV: Yarborough. Stoddard Frey, C.. Felten, rzell, Pollard, Hunger, Loftin. With the season record of seven wins and only two es, the varsity grid squad enjoyed the most success- season it has had in several years. Starting out in good shape, the Lodi team rolled r the George Washington High Eagles 16 to 6 and the Leandro Pirates 25 to 0 in the two practice encoun- Lodi 12—Turlock 20: In a heartbreaking league open- Lx di, ahead at the half, suffered the loss of one of its men when Rollo Adams broke his leg late in the •nd quarter. The feature of the game was Ted Case's eighty yard around left-end, leaving the whole Turlock squad lis wake. Football Lodi 19—Sacramento 13: A seemingly unbeatable Flame team, going across for three tallies in the first half, was barely able to squeeze out a victory over the Dragons. Lodi 26—Grant 14: Featuring a sharp passing attack, the Flame varsity eleven scored their second conference win of the season. With the fine teamwork and expert blocking displayed, the outcome was never in doubt. Lodi 12—McClatchy 27: Even after a great come- back in the second half, the Flame eleven was unable to overcome the lead McClatchy had built up in the first periods. Lodi 26—Modesto 0: Winning their first out-of-town game, the Lodi squad romped over the Panthers with comparative ease. Lodi 26—Woodland 7: In one of the most startling upsets in the Sac -Joaquin League, the Flame gridders, after trailing at the half, came to life and trampled the Woodland squad with three TD’s that showed the real championship calibre of the Flames. Lodi 19—Stockton 7: To the cry of Beat Stockton ’ the Lodi Flames went to it and trampled the tired Tarzans to break the six year win streak of Stockton in the an- nual classic. Overpowered by Lodi’s superior weight and speed, Stockton was completely outclassed. Tanimoto Scores Lodi Defense in action Case's run stopped
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(left to right) Row I: Braden, Mauch, Ritchie. Frei. Bush Tomota, Graham, Bourland, Hatzenbuhler. Fletcher. Lucas, Row II: Brackett, Rosser, Kotey. Handel, Riggs, Vilhauer, Emde, Cox, Mendez. Fyffe. Miller, Baker, Row III: Seiferling, Cc Rodacker Burnett, Ghidossi, Brusa, Gesler, I gar. Rudow. Reimche, Gordon, Gaydon, Hein: Trumbly, Coach. Bee Football With four wins and three ties to their credit, the Lodi Bee gridders forged ahead to win the co-champion- ship of the Sac -Joaquin league with McClatchy. Getting off to a good start, the Flamclets defeated a heavily favored Oakdale squad. 18-7. Although they were within ten yards of the Turlock goal line three times during the game, the Lodi Bees were unable to cross over for a tally and were forced to accept a 0-0 tie. In the third game of the season, the Flamclets were able to leave the field unscored upon in a 14-0 victory over Sacramento. With ease and confidence that displayed the ch pionship form of the Lodi team, the Flame Bees rc over Grant, 27-0. Chalking up their second tie of the season, the 1 battled a highly favored McClatchy team to a I standstill. Playing a defensive game all the way. the fought their was to a 6-6 tie with a rejuvenated Moc eleven. Hitting their best stride, the Flamelets cinched 1 claim on the co-championship title by trampling Woodland Cubs, 13-0. Fire Flies (left to right) Row I: Griess, Slamos. Pud Haney, Preszler, Flaig, Row II: Loveall, c Fitzsimmons, Motz, Macias Burger. Schultz, C Lewis, Steenblock, Row III: Iacopi, Schultz, son, Teresi, Thomas. Thompson Rehn, Keller.
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