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Design chances to score with fumbles. On four other occasions they approached pay-dirt only to be thwarted by pass interceptions. The Yellowjackets confidently waited for a break, and when it came, promptly turned it into points in a style befitting the champions of the Tri-County league. Les Morgan and Emmett Reed packed the ball, but their team mates swept everything before them once they scented victory. INTERCEPTS PASS San Bernardino received the kickoff and marched down the field, looking like winners until Reed snagged Jack Cooley's pass on the Colton 13.

The Cards came right back, traveling 24 yards to the Colton 27 where a fumble stopped the threat Still failing to realize that tradition was against them, the Cardinals again penetrated deep into Colton territory only to lose the ball again on a fumble. The Yellowjackets finally decided to do something about the situation, and when the Cards bobbled again, thta time inside their own 20-yard line, the visitors crossed the goal line In four plays. STOPS THREAT A few minutes later, Reed stopped ens San Bernardino threat by intercepting a pass in midfield and then paved the way for the second score by taking another pass away from a Cardinal end on the San Bernardino 35. Morgan picked up six yards, and then Reed sprinted the remaining 29 yards for six more points. Possessing the ball most of the game, the Cards ran up a total of 12 first downs to Colton's five.

They were also penalized 30 yards to the Yellowjackets' 15. Colton completed only one out of six passes but intercepted four of the 11 aerial attempts made by the losers, of which three clicked. REACH COLTON 29 A 15-yard runback of the opening kickoff heralded the Cards' first drive. Jazzy Watson cut through tackle for five, and Paul Taylor added four off tackle. Taylor faked a punt and Watson slipped through guard to a first down on the San Bernardino 45.

Alternating slashes through the line, Watson and Taylor carried the ball to the Colton 29, popped up to take Cooley's pass on the 13 and end the threat. Taking the ball on their own 39, the Cards started back and this time reached the 2V following a 16-yard jaunt through center by Taylor on a fake plunt play. Severson fumbled on the next play, and Hal Alvarado recovered on the 35. STRIGLE NABS PASS Starting all over again, San Bernardino this time gained the Colton 37 when Carl Strigle took Taylor's pass and lateraled to Watson for 10 yards after several end sweeps by Watson. The ball got away from Taylor, however, and Bob Jaime pounced on it on the Colton 45.

In the third quarter, a 35-yard punt by Reed put the ball on the San Bernardino 22. Buzz Brown fumbled as he started into the line on the first play, and Saunders recovered on the 18. Morgan cut back to the 14 and then made a first down on the eight. Ignoring an injured ankle, he shadowed his interference through the left side of the line to cross the goal line standing. Reed hit center for the extra point RECOVER FUMBLE Recovering one of their own fumbles in midfield, the Cards began another drive late in the third period.

After moving into Colton territory, Taylor lofted a pass that just grazed Kenny Smith's finger to fall into Reed's arms. Reed galloped down the sideline to the San Bernardino 35. Morgan went through left tackle for six yards. A big hole opened in the center of the line on the next play, and Reed stepped through, reversed his field and felj over the goal line. He also place-kicked the conversion.

Another Cardinal fumble gave the (Continued on Page Seventeen) Utah Prison Teams Postpone Contest (By Associated Press) SALT LAKE CITY, Nov. 24. Utah State prison convicts today post poned their annual Thanksgiving day football game in favor of an all-convict play, "Boy Meets Girl." The game, which brought charges from one coach that the opposition mentor was proselyting from the Reed county jail, will be played Sunday. (PAP PRT to llm San Bernardino High Misses Chances by Repeated Fum bles Yellowjackets Score Twice in Third Period To Take Annual Thanksgiving Game By HOWARD COOK Old man tradition filed another notch in his gun yesterday when he helped the Colton Yellowjackets trim the San Bernardino high Cardinals, 14-0, in the Thanksgiving classic on Stockton field. Frightened at the prospect oiv winning their first game since 19C5.

tli Cards booted no lest than five REDLANDS POLO TEAM TO FACE SAN FERNANDO Matches Scheduled Saturday and Sunday Afternoons Against Valley Aggregation With their ranks strengthened by the addition of Lionel Pedley, handicapped at four goals by the National Polo association, Redlands American Legion riders will cross mallets with the Val ley club team from San Fer nando on Burrage field, Redlands, Saturday and Sunday afternoon. Saturday's game, open to the public free of charge, is sponsored by the Redlands American Legion post and the Redlands Golden Jubilee committee. There will be an admission charge for Sunday's encounter. PEDLEY TO RIDE Pedley, brother of Eric Pedley, one of the few 10-goal handicap men in the world, will join with Harold Daniels. Dr.

Vaughn Gardner, and Floyd Sandefur in fighting the San Fernando team that boasts two wins over Redlands to date. The invaders, including some of the finest small team players in Southern California Jn their ranks, defeated the Legionnaires in two straight games last spring. These two contests were also sponsored by the Golden Jubilee committee. SERPA ANNOUNCES Riding for San Fernando will be Toby Angus, Mel Swartzman, Doc Phillips, Harry Smith, Kirk Abrams, Bob McKimpson and Al McKimp-son. Redlands In addition to Its opening four men, will have Don Porter and Don Conklin as reserves.

Al Serpa, San Bernardino sportsman, will be referee, while Don Williams will take charge of the announcing system. FRESNO RUINS GAUCHOS, 28-0 FRESNO. Nov. 24. Fresno State college used the air effectively loaay to defeat Santa Barbara State, 28-0, in a Thanksgiving day game before 10,000 fans in Fresno stachum here.

A pass to Captain Tony Herb playing his last game for Fresno scored the first touchdown from thi Santa Earbara 22. McClurg counted twice after catching forward passes in the third period. In the last min ute of play a 22-yard pass to Toby scored the fourth six-pointer. Fresno converted all four tries after touchdown. The cantaloupe is southern Asia.

a native of Indians Leave For Phoenix Grid Came Bound for Phoenix, where they will play their final game of the season tomorrow afternoon, the San Bernardino junior college Indians yesterday started their only intersectional journey of the season. Thirty-seven players, Coach Doug Smyth and a handful of college officials left by Santa Fe train at 3:55 p.m. The journey will Jake the Indians to Grand canyon today, where they will spend the day sightseeing, and to Phoenix tomorrow. The game is slated for 2:30 p.m. with the squad returning home Sunday.

Following the game, the San Bernardino gridders will be guests at a dance in their honor, A large group of supporters, In eluding the San Bernardino jay-see band, will leave today for Phoenix by Southern Pacific. SOCCER TEAM LEADS LEAGUE San Bernardino's third consecu tive victory, coupled with the surprising 3 to 0 defeat handed the strong United Furniture Workers by the Rangers last Sunday, boosted them into first place of the met- tropolitan division of the Los An geles Municipal league race. Planning no changes in the team, Manager Johnnie Tucker and his charges will make their second in vasion of Los Angeles next Sunday, meeting the tail-end Taylor Finance eleven, formerly the Aztecs, at Grif fith park. Slowly welding themselves into a unit, strong both offensively and defensively, the San Bernardino squad has established themselves as a definite threat for loop honors, and will, no doubt, enter Sun day's tilt favored to retain their present position in the league's standing: MORNING SUN INFORMATION DIRECTORY "BUY IT EX SAX BERXAnitfXO" Advertising Agency Ph. 2121 If you have something to sell, something of merit and usefulness at a price that is right, we can help you as we have others.

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