Salinas Junior College - La Reata Yearbook (Salinas, CA)

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Stopped by the Menlo line, but not Joan enough! Big jim Mzznkins crashex over for one 0 hzs four touchdowns after receiving a handoff from signal-caller Dan Lucas. HAR ELL, 47, ME LO, 26. Hartnell scored its third straight league victory of the season over an aerial minded Menlo College. In the process, Coach Arvin Smith solved his quarterback problems with freshman Dan Lucas. The spunky bantam rooster, who had seen very little action prior to this game, moved for 80 yards rushing and 16 yards' in the air. All- league defensive end Bob Hammond played his usual brilliant game. His alert play resulted in an unusual touchdown: On the Panther kickoff, the ball glanced off a Menlo defender and into the end zone where Bob pounced on it for six points. Others scoring: Mike Lewis, Al Smith, Jerry Contreras and Tim Timko. Defense was good with Bob Nieeoli, Gordon Nolan, Wayne Garvis and Mike Lewis standing out.

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HAR ELL, 46, VALLEJQ, . Surrounded by a segment of Hartnell's potent defense, a Vallejo ball carrier meets disaster. Wayne Garvis 123D landed the first tackle. Moving in are Tim Bassetti f72j, Louis Modena f62j and jim Mankins C28j. HAR ELL, 28, GAVIL , O. Hartnell showed a power- ful offense with Al Smith, Jim Mankins, Ron Cotta and Tony Ploszay scoring touchdowns. Larry Pal- ma, Ernie Shelton, Louie Modena, Wayne Garvis and George Comeau were defensive standouts, with the game ball going to Mike Lewis. 34 The Panther express went through on schedule leav- ing the Panthers ahead with a one-sided victory. Jim Mankins punched over for three touch- downs. Ron Cotta, show- ing great improvement, scored two TD's and car- ried 107 yards. Encircled by Gavilan players, sophomore quarterback Paul McKinsey looks for running room. With McKinsey calling plays, the Panthers rolled to their second league victory in as ma-ny games.

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