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ftanfcr, IM CARRY COLT, BRAVE COLORS IN FRIDAY THESE 11 MEN literally carry the ball Friday night for the Covina, Colts. The linemen are, from left to right: end Jim Quakenbush, tackle Dick Morris, guard Gene Thompson, center Cobb, guard Walt Walter, tackle Jery Vaniman, and end Stan Kupferer. In the backfield are quarter Bill Bevins, left half Ron Caraway, right half Bud Calbreath and fullback Bob Diezsi. Gabriel Valley Newspapers photo. STARTING LINEUP for the Baldwin Park Braves Friday night will find in the line (left to right): Larry Dishon, right end; Jim Reed, right tackle; Bill Murphy, right guard; Lee Benuska, center; Don Hanich, left guard Milo Matljasevich, left tackle; George Crouch, left end.

In the backfield it will be Larry Robertson, half; Jim Conroy, quarterback; Ron Luttio, fullback Roger Trera- blay, hnlfback. CHARLES JOHN JJNDQUIST 1MISSION Commander 5 Aaf otnailc rVatof Heater Here's a water heater ettitMd fcr Bving. Modern appearance plus Every Mission Cora- manlier is equipped with aetic Safety Veer Fresh from a 33-0 triumph over Orange Mt San Antonio College football squad takes on Santa Ana in a crucial contest on Friday night at the Mountie Stadium at 8 o'clock. A win over the Dons will assure them of at least a tie for the conference honor that has eluded Mt. SAC teams in eight seasons of football.

With two games left on the schedule, the Mounties have a season record of eight wins and one loss and are contenders for a postseason JC bowl game. Bowl scouts undoubtedly will be watching the Santa Ana contest and the Chaffey Thanksgiving Day game to see if the Mounties can take the Eastern Conference crown undefeated. Ranked nationally for five weeks among the top ten JC elevens, SAC is still in the running for the Little Rose Bowl at Pasadena in December along with Compton, El Camino, Bakersfield and Antelope Valley. Other Bowl games in California include the Olive Bowl at Lindsay, the Potato Bowl at Bakersfield and the Orange Show Bowl at San Bernardino. ') The Santa Ana game is not being taken lightly by Mounjue Coach- John Arrambide assistants as the Dons have yet to click with the potential they are capable of displaying.

Eleven lettermen from last year's squad man ten of the eleven spots and are led by co-captains Chuck Lyons at end and John Linquist at center. Len Zelinka, half-back, is the leading Don ground-gainer who is closely paced by Roy Stephen, also a halfback. Lettermen Eli Peralta also adds weight and experience to the fullback post John McFaddin is a rangy quarterback who handles the ball well and is a fair passer. HOLD EDGE IN RECORDS Santa Ana is leading the Mounties with five victories to three in the eight-year rivalry between the two schools, but the Mounties have won the last two games and will be out to make it three straight. Last year at Santa Ana, Mt.

SAC squeezed out a thrilling 13-7 victory in the last half. MSAC GIRDS Mt. SAC warmed up for the Don game by subduing a stubborn Orange Coast team last Saturday afternoon at Huntington Beach. Al Ferguson's pitching arm account(Continued on Page 5, Sec. 2) SO GaUons 3 Year Factory SPECIAL-.

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Covina Colts No. Team Fos. 4 BUI Bevins 33 Ned Belding 15 Jeny Brandt 41 Bob Brown 59 Don Butler 16 Tom Button 20 Buddy Celbreath 34 'IJon Caraway (Co-Copt) 9 DdVe Carlson 60 Kit 'Cbenault 19 George Cobbc 6 Dale Colby 8 Don Davis 26 John Davis 40 Bob Diezsi 2 Art Drylie 56 Tom Elliott 49 Al Grove 55 Dan Gustavson 48 Max Hornbrook 5 Bill Joy 31 Stan Kupferer 24 Martin Laramie 99 Howard Lightner 61 Bob Lockett 52 Alan Lockwood 53 Dick Morris 3 Darryl Nelson 2 Jerry Parks (Co-Copt.) 44 BUI Plumer 7 Jim Quackenbush 50 Frank Reed 12 Tom Robertson 10 Mike Suggs 23 Willard Sparlln 11 Tom Taylor ,18 Gene Thompson 17 Gordon Thompson 14 Dave Townsend 45 Jerry Vaniman 51 Walfer Walton 62 Dave Whittington 13 Darrel Wilson 43 Gene Woods 38 Young Head Coach Laurence Bemoll Assistant Coach Jerry McClellan Assistant Coach James Munson Wt. 195 155 140 165 155 155 160 175 165 175 170 190 165 170 175 155 195 165 175 150 195 190 210 185 170 190 185 160 185 155 175 185 165 170 200 165 165 175 170 190 180 180 185 165 165 Baldwin Park Braves No. Nome Pos.

20 Dwain 40 Lee Benuska (Co-Copt.) 21 C. C. Booth 22 David Collins 25 Jim Comoy (Co-Copt) 50 Calvin Craig 35 George Crouch 27 Jarold Crutchfleld 36 Larry Dishon 28 Ronald DuHy 29 Bob English 33 Joe Ensminger 37 Milton Farr 57 Richard Fellows 41 Jerry Oilman 38 Ron Greer 44 Don Hanich 47 Don Hendricks 43 Chuck Kloes 45 Jim Lacey 31 Ron Luttio 48 Milo Matijasevich 32 Bill Murphy 46 Jess Parks 26 Larry Newman 30 John Paver 23 Bob Randall 49 Jim Heed 34 Larry Robertson 53 Larry Toad 24 Roger Tremblay 55 Calvin Ukanis 54 Jim Winburn 56 Dick Whatley 59 Richard Kiel 51 Dan Traen Head Coach Bob Musick Line Coach Donn Bair End Coach Stan Nigg TOM'S TALES By TOM MORGAN Wt 180 173 160 155 185 17Q 175 175 170 190 165 155 160 175 185 170 180 170 155 165 175 180 165 175 175 170 160 200 160 165 185 195 160 155 180 205 Ruiz Breaks Course Record in Winning Cross Country MSAC Five Will Play Test Tilt Opening the Mt. San Antonio basketball season will be a practice session between the varsity and the alumni team Nov. 24 at 8 p.m.

in the school gymnasluin, Head Coach Pete Provost, 'announced today. All former players are urged to turn out for the game to give this year's squad a real workout. Jerseys will be furnished and those taking part are requested to call- the coach. The varsity has been practicing for the past three weeks and Coach Provost reports a team of 2G men centered about a nucleus of three returning leltermen, Buddy Munoz, John Henderson and Jim Doherty. He says that several newcomers also are showing promise including Gordon Taylor, all CBI at Pomona high; Larry Wai ters, two year varsity letterman at Covina high; and Charles Nichols, most valuable player last yeni at Covina high.

Other good prospects are Jarnes Avant, who received the outstanding basketball award at Hart high school at Newhall; Manuel Quezada, Chino high's most valuable player; and Claremont high's Gilbert Oliver, who has just returned from serving with the Navy where he played with the Sixth Naval District championship squad in 1953. Assisting Provost by coaching the Junior Varsity team will be James L. Hafner, former psychology instructor and assistant basketball coach at Oklahoma A and M. A newcomer at MS- AC this year, Hafner will work with the squad which will play preliminary games before most of the varsity contests. This marks Provost's second year as head mentor at MSAC.

His 1953-54 season found the Mounties iji third place at the close of the Eastern Conference race with eight wins and four losses. NOTICE 'It has become necessary for me to move my office from 739-41 South Orange, West Covina, to our main office at 117 North Citrus, Covina. Phone ED. 2-4510. New and additional refraction and visual training equipment has been installed.

We now have one of the best-equipped offices in Southern California. DR. C. A. JOHNSTON Optometrist 117 NORTH CITRUS, COVINA PHONE ED.

24510 Long-lived Survivors HOLLAND, Mich. Five of the 11 children born to Mr. and Mrs. Ryer De Weerd many years ago died at birth or lived only a few years. But the other six are still living and boast a total age of 456 years.

They are Henry De Weerd, 70; Albert De Weerd, 72; Mrs. Arthur M. Witteveen, 74; Bert De Weerd, 78; Miss Jennie De Weerd, 80, and George De Weerd, 82. Friday evening all of the football minded fans in the area can see one of the best games on tap in the CIF this year. I am referring to the Covina vs.

Baldwin Park game for the title of the San Gabriel Valley League. These two teams are rated a dead heat in the pre-game picking, with both boasting an unbeaten record. The Colts, though, have one tie to their record as they could not break a 7-7 deadlock with the South Pasadena Tigers. This game will decide the winner of the SGVL and also the representative to the CIF playoffs. The Colts have scored the most points in the league, chalking up 110 digits, averaging better than 15 points per till, while their opponents have averaged a mere 6 points per tilt.

The Colts turned a green squad into a winning club this season to battle their way right on into the finals for the league title. But give credit where credit is due they say so we will. I think most of the credit should be given to the coaching staff. These men, who are Buzz Bemoll, Gerry McClellan, Jim Munson and John Haven, have aided the team greatly as they donate their time to the team and help the boys iron out the kinks. I The USC Trojans could pull i an upset this Saturday that would ring bells all over the USA.

Yes, the Trojans get a whack at the UCLA Bruins, now the top ranked team in the nation. If the speedy USC backs can turn on the speed and get behind the 7 secondary men of the Uclans bye-bye ball game for UCLA. Although I would like very much to see the men HORSE LOVERS, ATTENTION! FOB SALE 1. REGISTERED TENNESSEE WALKING HORSE. 7 years old.

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The coming Edgewood Active A perfect score was rolled up by the Baldwin Park high school cross country team Monday as it defeated HunfinRton Beach 15-lfi and Ramon a senior here, broke the course record of 11 minutes as he rnn it in 10:38.4. Ramon, who is a senior, was followed in the varsity event by his brother. Kilhertn. who is a frcshmnn. and Mark Newman completed the clean sweep for Baldwin Park as he came in third.

The Junior Varsity won by a three point margin. 26-29 as club basketball tournament is now in progress in the plan makinp department. The entries are all in and the teams are beirg seeded. Two men fron: Ccvina are working hard on the planning and organisa- tion and I think these two fellows should receive some kind of recognition. These men arr "Doc'' Scoter and Jim Campbell.

These two have conKi- buted a lot of time to the or- and planning of tho tourr.an.cnt and arc two of The hardest working men on the ccmmittte. We tip our hats to two swell workers! Wade Dorman won the race for Baldwin Park in 11:20. Coach Ed Schnell was well pleased with his cross country team after Monday's run here. At the same time he predicted that the dual against Covina (today), will be a Rood one. It ends the Braves' home stand.

Last Wednesday the BP thin- clads were downed by Bcllflow- er by thr varsity, 15-48 by the junior varsity, and by the junior Junior varsity. In Coach Schnell's opinion Bol If lower will probably win the Southern Caifornla championship. During season Baldwin Park has downed Citrus twice, Puente, Bell Gardens, California and Huntington Beach. It has lost to Arcadia, El Rancho and Bclltlowcr. Remaining events are against Covina here Thursday nt 3 p.m., the Compton Invitational Nov.

24, the Mornlngsidc Junior Varsity championship Dec. 7, the CIF preliminaries at MSAC on Dec. 3. the CIF finals at MSrfC on Dec. 10.

and all San Gabriel Valley League at a time and place yet to be decided. SAN GABRIEL VALLEY LEAGUE STANDINGS BALDWIN PARK COVINA SOUTH PASADENA BELL GARDENS EL RANCHO BELLFLOWER CALIFORNIA WEEKEND RESULTS: won lost tied P. F. P. A.

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