University High School - The Cub Yearbook (San Francisco, CA)

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SPORTS BULLETIN CLIPPER CUB NE WS DEC. 12. 1930 OAKLAND 0— UNIVERSITY UNI 6— McCLYMONDS The first jf! ' the classic ui The University-McCl y m o n d s O.A.L. fjanies this season, ended in frame was one of the most thrilling a scoreless tie. University put a contests staged this year. Roth team on the field that showed a j .. ,,, . , . j .,, . |„,„j .,.p„ .jth strong line, a good interference, anil ,, ,., i i • .i i„, ;„ ' . McClvmonds having the edge in a verv dangerous passing attack. ' , , , Tu i -ij ♦ ' »■ 1 llH ' hack-field, whde the Cubs had The ildcat s puntnig, done l)v Henry Zavala, was ..utstanding, a stronger line. The first half was along with Ray Kaliski ' s line played scoreless l ut the Cubs ' de- plunging. Kd Carlson led the line fense was strong. Twice in the in its stubborn attack, (iordon . r- fj,. ],.j],- .y l,ackecl up the War- lett ' s off-tackle plays, while a bit . , .j , ., one-yard line but inaccurate, if improved should be a ii » it i. »i,„ T r-Kr were unable to block the McLly- threat. monds ' kicks. University pushed to the 25 yard , , , . ,. ■ ,. u- 1 ■ J 1 » o 1 1 I The second half showed the line in the third period, but Oakland stiffened and got the ball on downs Cubs opening up with a powerful In the same period two incomplete offensive drive. University drove passes, one to John Landon and to the ten-yard line only to be pen- another to Leo Blake, if completed, ztd on the fourth down for hold- would have been touchdowns. . - , , . „gj „,1 then At this early date Oakland and the Cubs pulled the surprise play University were rated the strong- of the day. Junior Gingg, Cub cap- est teams in the league. tain, dropped back and place-kicked a beautiful goal. This was again SAN LEANDRO 0— UNI 7 repeated in the final period, when the McClvmonds Warriors ' defense Coming out of their third com- stiffened, ' stopping the Cub offense, bat of the O.A.L. season, the Cubs y„„jor Gingg again place-kicked brought a victory of 7-0 home. The giving the Cubs the game. Credit San Leandro team entering the j j g n g because, on both game as underdogs, pulled a sur- i -jcks, the Cub line held and not a prise and held the Cubs scoreless until a determined drive from deep ball was placed on the one yard line, in University territory, featuring from which Arlett carried it over Arlett and Haywood. When the in one rush. Gingg converted. Cubs had arrived on the Pirate 10- Whitcomb and Farmer made it yard line, San Leandro was penal- tough for the Cubs, both jilaying an ized 15 yards for holding; so the excellent game. Fifty-seven

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UnI-;y ?Clymondj Game It (Mrf ParT h fl VA. Tech Game

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SPORTS BULLETIN CLIPPER CUB NEWS DEC. 12. 1930 TECHNICAL 0— UNI 6 After four years of defeat at the hands of the Tech team, the L ' ni- versitv Cubs annexed a victory on the gridiron. The score was the same as it was the last time L ' niver- sity beat Tech in 1926, 6 to 0. At that time Mose Lyman was coach here. The game opened with L ' ni- versity kicking off and the Cubs forced the Tech team to their own eight yard Hue. From here, Brown, Tech half, was forced to make ' a hurried kick which went straight up in the air. It was recovered by Blake on the Bulldog four yard line. .Arlett cracked center twice for two yards ; then Willie Hay- wood drove off tackle for the touch- down. Captain Gingg, guard, kick- ed for the odd point but that ball went wide. The rest of the game was scoreless. UNI 13— ROOSEVELT 13 Playing the next to the last game of the season after a week lay off the Cubs came out with a 13-13 tie. The first score of the game was made when Hart dropped a punt and Roosevelt recovered. From here two plays ran it to the Cubs ' 3-yard line where Nieman, half took it over. The try for point was made. The Cubs then started a determined drive, featuring Hay- wood and Arlett, from their own 45-yard line for a touchdown. The try for point was ruled good when Roosevelt was offside. The game CASTLEMONT 6— UNI 7 The last game of the O.A.L. was l)layc ' d by the fighting Cul: s against Castlcmunt at Castlemont. The Crusaders kicked off to University who immediately started out to score. They started a steady 40- vard march which carried the ball to Castlemont s 20-yard mark. From here a pass. Willie Haywood, fullback, to Johnny Landon, end, scored the Cubs ' lone touchdown. Norman Parish, cjuarter, kicked the e-xtra point which meant victory. The rest of the game until the final quarter was scoreless. But in the last quarter, after recovering a fumbled Cub punt, Castlemont started a drive featuring Captain Ed Duncan. Then Maasdam snag- ged a ball fumbled by Duncan in mid-air and yained 20 yards to the Cub 4-yard line. From here Orr scored. Duncan ' s kick went wide, and a little later the game ended. was even from then on imtil .Sham- lin broke away for a 65-yard run to a touchdown. The try for point failed and the quarter ended a few minutes later. University again opened up and staged ano ther march down the field, featuring passes and long runs to score. The try for point failed. The rest of the game stood as a scoreless tie with University having the slight edge, playing in Roosevelt ' s terri- torv most of the time.