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FOOTBALL Over 96 prospective football players turned out in early September as the Pasadena City College Lancers opened drills. Coach Don Hunt ' s gridders felt the sting of graduation when many of last year ' s champion- ship team left school. But, as the squad was cut to 60 at the start of the term, the cream started to come to the top. Key returnees were Chuck Bystedt, Doug Cianfrocca, Mike Bray, Sam Hooker, Paul Tollefson, and Mike McLoughlin. Also returning to the ranks were Jon Kadletz, Rob- ert Szemeredi, Tommy Smith, Larry Vilven, Fred Gaspar, Rich Everett, and Rich Pellegrin. Early season shakes plagued the Huntsmen. In their first competition of the season, the Lancers were shocked by Fullerton, 36-6, at La Palma Stadium in Anaheim. Inter- ceptions and fumbles hurt the Lancer cause. The lone score came on a 19-yard TD strike from Lee Meyer to Ivan Jones The Lancers pulled a complete turn- about in their next outing as they ripped Southwestern, 43-0. On of fense, the Red and Gold found a backfield combination that clicked. With Steve Abbey at QB, Jon Kad- letz at right half, and Leon Braddock at full, the Lancers completely dom- inated the game, both on the ground and in the air. Lancer scores came on Jim Wallace ' s 40-yard pass re ception, Abbey ' s one-yard sneak, Pepper Renshaw ' s 87-yard punt re- turn, Karl Davis, 10-yard touchdown scamper, and Brian O ' Dorisio ' s re- covery of a blocked punt and TD run.
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CROSS COUNTRY ■ : : . -.A, ' ,; «• ' -.-:-• Under the tutelage of new head coach Larry Knuth, the Pasadena City College harriers looked forward to a successful season with six re- turning speedburners and several promising freshmen. Leading the pack of returnees were Bill Scruggs, Scott Chisam, Curt Law- son, Dan Burgess, Tom Chappel, and Dave Smith. Among the new comers were Jesse Gomez, Fritz Menninger, Mike Riley, Jim Roulac, Ray Coughling, and Mariano Mar- quez. The leather lungs opened the ' 67 season by nabbing fourth place in the Long Beach Invitational. Jesse Gomez was the standout, as the freshman phenom turned in the best time of the day, running the course in 17:32.2. Bill Scruggs also turned in a fine time of 1 8 flat, good enough for a fifth in the individual honors. In the first WSC meet of the year, the Lancer leather lungs completely dominated Moorpark and Harbor. Lancer uniforms were the only ones in sight, as PCC swept the first three places. Bill Scruggs, Jesse Gomez, and Scott Chisam led the way for Larry Knuth ' s men. Clockise, starting at 10, Bill Scruggs (two photos), Jesse Go- mez, and Fritz Menninger are three of the harriers who make for a hopeful cross country season. [ml 22
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