Stockton College - El Recuerdo Yearbook (Stockton, CA)

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SAN JOSE STATE . . . I2 .,fi lf' 7-li f x -2551: S , 455C - L-5' , Y lm 1. A A l 'ln'l 'J , V f'1 '1 ' - 1 . 'T gg. N' .g A M 'll'U 'Q 1- '-we , j v', -.- g ,, PACIFIC ..... 7 Displaying new-found spiril, Jrhe Sraggmen made Their Slocldon debul a near-success by slaying off The powerful San Jose Sparlans for lhree and a hall guarlers, only lo weaken laie in Jrhe final period when 'rhe Prune-pickers rallied lwice. Again 'rhe aerial defense was 'rhe prime laclor in deleaf. Aller Al George's brillianl 83-yard punr relurn lo pay-dirl in Jrhe lirsl canlo, The Bengaline, sparked by Tulloch, plus George's laclcling al safely. lcepl San Jose scoreless despile many lhreals. Zimmerman's pilching finally penelraled Jrhe impolenl C. O. P. secondary, giving San Jose The nod, I2-7. lvlarlinovich place-kicked Pacilic's sevenih poinl, while Swagerly blocked bolh Sparlan allempls. O'l-lare Alexander Avery Marlinovich leads Bralye info ihe Troian wilderness. i961

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CALIFORNIA . . 20 PACIFIC ..... 0 On Ihe basis of early-season show- ings, Bay area spor+s scriveners Iagged Jrhe Bengals a junior college squad. 'I'haI was before Ihe dog-IighI aI BerI4eIey. Showing Iine sp-iri+ and dejrerminalrion, The Sraggmen held CaI's gorgeous Golden Bears, Rose Bowl champs, Io a respecrable 20-O coun'r. Courageous Iine-play wiih FuIIbacIc Mike Marlrinovich as spearhead of Jrhe defense, forced I3oI+ari, Meek, Chapman, eI aI, Io pui' ouI exlrra sIe-am. Swagerlry and O'I-Iare were sIandouI forwards. AI Soper rnaIched ing Ihe B'ars aI bay. Hedges McWilliams BonnifieId I I TuIIoch and Grubbs reach, bui Chapman maices II good. Ihe redoub'rabIe Sam Chapman booI for boor, a big Iacror in hoId- 88