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FALL SPORTS TARTING the 1936 grid season with mediocre material, Coach Vard Hunt built a formidable football machine based on the four returning football lettermen, Captain Nick Daviscourt, Elmer Casey, John Ortega and Charles Stafford. Although we were the smallest school in the league we ended third with four vic- tories and two defeats. Much of the credit is due to Coach Vard Hunt. It was his first year as head football mentor for the Pirates, and with the able assistance of Captain Daviscourt, he instilled an aggressive and snappy spirit into the team. Captain Nick Daviscourt, tackle and fullback, and Elmer Casey, center, re- ceived all-league recognition for their all-around playing ability. October 0, 1836 ' Oceanside 13 Grossmont 0 Playing her first league game, O.C. gained her greatest seasonal victory by defeating Grossmont on the Pirates' gridiron. Magnificent line play combined with a versatile offensive attack gave the O.-C. grirdders their first victory over the visitors since 1928. - October 23, 1936 Oceanside 12 La Jolla 6 The Pirates' second league encounter was with the battling Vikings from La Jolla. Stafford and Foussatt combined their scoring to defeat the light but willing team from the south. October 30, 1936 Oceanside O Escondido 18 Meeting their first setback in league competition, O.-C. displayed some flashes of aggressive play only to be beaten by a most capable outfit of Cougars from Escondido. Oceanside was never out-fought, and in the final period, Daviscourrt scored, only to have his efforts nullified because of an off-side penalty. TWENTV-YHREE - f-me
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I November 6, 1936. Oceanside 18 San Dieguito 0 Meeting our young rivals from San Dieguito, O.-C. performed a. come-back and smeared the fighting Mustangs with the measurer of 18-0, as final counting. Touchdowns by Borden, Foussatt and Daviscourt, our plunging full-back, ac- counted for the scoring. November 13, 1936 OCS-3I1Side 0 Point Loma 18 Somehow, somewhere, and otherwise, something went wrong, Our inimitable Pirates were again defeated. There is always an excuse. Maybe it was because of Daviscourt's injury and removal from the game during the early minutes of play. Although our warriors kept fighting and trying, they were no match for the super- ior man-power of the visitorsr. November 20, 1936 Oceanside 13 Sweetwater 0 Breaking out against Sweetwater was one way of getting their revenge for the defeat of a week before. Playing against a much heavier aggrergation, O.-C. completely out played the visitors, with Foussat and Howard doing the scoring for our Alma Mater. November 26, 1936 Oceanside 15 Coronado 13 Bringing to a close another successful season, Oceanside defeated the Islanders by a 15-13 count, doing all their scoring in the first quarter, and then holding Cor- onado in check. Scores were made by Borden, O.-C. quarterback and Choate, end. A safety by DeMotte concluded the scoring for the conquering Pirates. FOOTBALL LETTERMEN Bachrach, Robert Hartley, John Bible, Bob Howard, Ray Borden, Don Merideth, Billy Buchele, Lowell Ortega, John Casey, Elmer .S Choate, Verngn St3.ffOI'd, Charles Daviscourt, Nick fCaptainJ Umphfiesy Ewell DeMotte, George Huntalas, Bill CManagerJ Foussat, Bumell TWENTY-FOUR
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