Metropolitan Pasadena Star-News from Pasadena, California • 44

Bay Meadows Results AM PASADENA STAR-NEWS Sunday, Dec. 14, 1947 All 55,000 Agree kittle Rose Bowl Game1 Couldn't Be Any More Thrilling i Cover tTp (Longden) 0.80 170 3 20 Meadowale Boy (Watrp) 3-00 3.50 jMon-O-Haate (Pederson 4 10 Time 1:10 1-5. Also ran llakal. Grand La Grand Ir. Cattail, Burra Sahib, So lano.

SIXTH One mile, 3-year-olds. The Sabnad Handicap. Pur a 310,000 added. (Longden) 3-40 8 30 3 40 Solidarity (G. Zuielt) 3.30 3 40 Cal) Bell West rope 4 10 Time 1 :30 3-5.

Also ran Third Spin, Wise Listo, Belle Jolie. Tfcar Phantom, Gallant Pass, Valiant Sir, Flagship, Fan tom Venture. SATI RDAT, DEC. IS. 147 Medtber clear Track FIRST une and one-sixteenth miles.

3- ear-olds and up. Claiming. Purse (22o0 Wulhgatawney Biermn 2i.20 11 50 7.50 Par Plus (Bailej 3. CO 0 70 Wise Rebus (Peterson) 0 60 Time 1.45 3-5. Ajso ran Stepsome, Silk Shadow, Sir War, Trust Fund, Valdina Rip.

Vencedor, Vegas Street. Heno Jevil. Scratched Expend, Olay Com ex, Mr. alley. Bit H.

SECOND One and one-sixteenth miles. 8- ear-olds and up. Claiming Purse (2500. Sage Cousel tLongden 0.00 4 20 3 40 Until Now (G Lufelt 11.00 7.50 Humoresque (Bierman) 4 40 T.me 1:44 4-5. Also ran Boston Maid.

Hemadit. Lightfoot Lady, pjplad, Scotch Pert. Pampas Fox, Eagle Hawk. Super Bomber. Scratched Niesesue, Matchup, She Dast, Torch War.

Dally Double Paid (11( By HANK IVES JR. The 5MM spectators wh tuned eat to witness the Junior Collet frit classic of the year between Chaffey College, representint the West and the popular visitors from the East. Cameron State's Aggies. really tot their moneys worth yesterday, as the Panthers manated to outwore the Aggies, 39-26, in a 19-touchdown barrage. The town of Ontario, the home of the victors, invaded the Arroyo-Sece saucer almost en masse, as cars sportinf red and white banners started arriving in Pasadena as early as 6 o'clock in the morn-hf- The 13-point martin separatist the two teams as the final ten sounded was no indication as to the closeness of the battle, since the lead chanted hands seven different times.

Most unbiased fan grouped together to play "Oklahoma as the Chaffey and Cameron squads returned for the second half. The passing performance of the winners Anse McCullough was every bit as good as that of Bev Wallace in last years Compton 19-9 victory over Kilgore. Aided by the pass-snagging ability of his favorite receiver, Wingman Chet Nicholson, the lanky quarterback connected with seven out of 17, for 212 yards and a pair of TDs. Center Bill I.uman and Tackle Gene Bertolussi were bearcats en defense for the victors, while Bill DeToung and Austin Snyder were the most constant ground-gainers. Press-box observers who saw the game with a "birds-eye view were in full agreement that yesterdays battle was one of the most thrilling games played on the West Coast this year.

was hepint the final wore would read 26-26, as both teams maintained 69 minutes of hard blwkint and crisp tacklint with never a let-down. The sportsmanship displayed by both squads was an outstondint feature of the afternoon. The pre-tame and half-time activities were a complete success. Bands from Chaffey High School, Fullerton J. C.

and El Monte High performed along with the Chaffey drill team. Fullerton drum major, Wes Stevens, thrilled the fans by arriving via helicopter to lead his band. John Pattee, representing C. L. won the intermission cross-country event by 39 yards.

Ramona Tahsuda, pretty little Indian Queen, presented Myron Thomas, originator of the Little Rose Bowl game, and Richard Reynolds, this years chairman, with an Indian headdress. Chaffeys rooting aoction put on card stunt while 209 musicians SEVENTH One and one -sixteenth miles. All ages. The San Jose Handicap. Purse (10.000 adoed.

Please Me Litzenberg (SO 3 80 Terry Bargella (Peters's) (.30 3 80 Adrogue (estrope) 310 Time 1:43. Also ran Burning Dream, Outotheblue, Byxx Boy-Plin. THIRD One and three-sixteenth miles. 8- EIGHTH One and five-eighths miles, 3 year-olds and up. Claiming.

Purse (2200. year-old and up. Claiming. Purse (2500. Shasta Turban (Longden) 5.30 3 60 8.10 Brack (Volzke) 4.50 3 40 3 60 Cracked (Ralls) 6.00 4 50 Broker's Call (Jessop) 4.30 3 50 Sierra Gene (Bierman) 6 70 Dry Tear (Pederson) 6 80 Time 1:59.

Also ran Heduifly, Cutup, i Time 2:47 3-6. Also ran Talidna Diva, Hisition, Lady Nikoh. Black Ikory, Tudo, Country, Navy Bomber. Sir Locksley, Falattie and Vain Vickie. Bruno's Touch, Tole Free, Dorsey core Changes Six Times ame Lous Garage Specializing in Dodge Plymouth Tune-up, carburetor and light repair for years.

Prices reasonable. 803 E. Colorado SY 6-5613 -One and one-sixteenth miles, S-( I year-okts and up. Claiming Purse $2750 Fieotee (R. Zufelt 39.70 16 30 8.10 I Herod Play (Volzke) 4.90 8 30 Roal Squadron (Bierm'n) 3 90 I Time 1:44 3-0.

Also ran My Emp're, 'Capt. Absolute, He Does, Comcatrhme, Perino, Rattle De Bang, Fire Flight, (Vicksburg, Latin Agent. (Couple Rojal I Squadron and Rattle De Bang IfIFTH Six furlomrs. 3-vear-olds and up in Grade B. The fihreve Handicap.

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Sachs conversion was wide, The" scrimmage line was Chaffeys own 29 and Nicholson caught it on and the faithful sat back knowing they were in a ball game. the opposite end of the field, or Camerons 25, while in a dead run and Cameron took the kickoff, and two plays later it was Chaffeys on behind the Aggies secondary. Sachs conversion was wide. (Chaffey the Aggie 22, where Luman recovered Whitelys bobble trying Cameron 7.) verse on a fake punt from Roland. Snyder picked up five.

DiCiccio I 2. Center Bill Luman, who played a terrific game, recovered Lou lost three, and McCullough's pass to Snyder was incomplete. His next Whitelys fumble on the Aggies 22. McCullough pitched to was to Nicholson, who despite Steigleder's jumping-jack tactics son in the northeast end zone and Capt. Bob Sachs converted.

(Chaf- caught it for the converted by Sachs. i 3. Joe Papac, halfback, intercepted Whitelys pass on Chaffeys Oklahomans Come Back Again 35 and raced to Camerons 30. From here Fullback Bill DeYoung broke I The Oklahoma invaders got life in midfield on DeYoungs poor 1 through to the Aggies 2 and DiCiccio went over, but Sachs conversion punt which traveled but eight yards. The single-wingers were in there.

McCullough's handout. J. D. Roland, the best all-purpose back the Aggies showed, gained most of the yardage, but it was Lew Johnson, who went over from the two and the conversion failed. (Cameron 20, Chaffey 19.) A Billy Thomason, alert end, recovered a Chaffey fumble in the middle of the field, and after picking up three yards, Logan pitched one to Smith again over the goal.

Logan's extra point was blocked. (Cameron 26, Chaffey 19.) Here's How Panthers Did It Chaffey: 1. McCullough threw one of the longest passe in Rose Bowl history, the pigskin traveling a full 55 yards In the air, to Chet Nicholson. SYcamore 2-6414 759 SOUTH ARROYO PARKWAY and they drove to a couple of first downs to Chaffeys 25. Bob Hyde was thrown back to the 34 and another play carried forth to the 29, where it was third and 12.

Again the combine return, and in another play Logan passed to Smith on a 40-yard aerial for the score. Logan converted. Later on, Papac intercepted Whitely's pass on his own 35 and was caught from behind on Cameron's 30. DeYoung hit through center to the loser's two. Snyder failed, but Cameron was offside and this moved the ball to the one.

Papac went over, but both sides were again failed. (Chaffey- 19, Cameron 14.) 4. Taking a kickoff on their own 29, (he Panthers scored when McCullough's two passes set it up on the Aggies five and DiCiccio ran it over. Darrell Kreitz converted. (Chaffey 26, Cameron 26.) 5.

Capt. Sachs recovered Steigleders fumble on Camerons 22 and after driving to the 10, DiCiccio went over untouched and Sachs placement was low and unsuccessful. (Chaffey 32, Cameron 26.) I 6. The desperate Aggies gambled and lost the ball on downs on their own 18 with the clock racing to a finish. On fourth down with Cameron Falters Before 20-Point Chaffey Rally By MANNIE PINEDA Fang went home limp and talking to themselves after watching Chaffey College of Ontario, defending Western honors, defeat Cameron College of Lawton, 39 to 26, in a sensational touchdown duel featuring yesterdays second annual Little Rose Bowl football game on the famed Arroyo Seco gridiron.

It was a thriller from the moment the Eastern standardbearing Aggies struck midway the first quarter with the opening T. D. to the final score in the games last two minutes, when Chaffey tallied on tired but battling Oklahomans. Both sides struck so fast and sudden that the score exchanged hands six times and was tied once. Never in history of an important intersectional grid engagement has this pappy of all bowls seen so much hustle and bustle up there on the scoreboard.

The total of 65 points run up by these touchdown-crazy clubs set an all-time Rose Bowl scoring record for a big contest U. S. C. and Pittsburgh held it at 61, when the Trojans won, 47-14, 17 years ago, in 1930. Ten Touchdowns During Game Ten touchdowns, most of them of the storybook type and via the airlanes, were poured into the scoreboard, while an estimated crowd of 55,000, far below the pre-game spectations and only 4000 more than the house which saw Compton defeat Kilgore of Texas, 19-10.

in last year's inaugural kept rising to its feet like an elevator. This is why; Cameron struck first, taking a 7-0 lead with 10:02 gone of the first quarter. Chaffey roared back less than three minutes later and made it 7-6 because the conversion failed. Chaffey moved ahead, 13-7, just before the first period ended. The Aggies regained the lead, 14-13, but before the half was over the Panthers again were ahead, 19-14.

Cameron took it back, 20-19, before the third period ended and boosted It to 26-19, in the early minutes of the last stanza, only to have the Westerners deadlock it at 26-all with 11 minutes to play. The Panthers broke the tie with five minutes left, 32-26, and scored the final T.D. with the clock showing 1:10 remaining. Wide Open Game All the Way Ves, indeed, it was the kind of ball game most of the experts had predicted wide open as papa's billfold at this time of year. And for the records heres a quick resume of how the touchdowns were scored: Cameron: 1.

Leonard (Pappy) Logan passed to Martin Riley from the Chaffey 16 and the former converted. (Cameron 7, Chaffey 0.) 2. Logan heaved to Ray Gene Smith from Chaffeys 29 on third down with 12 to go, the aerial going for 40 yards. Logan converted. (Cameron 14, Chaffey 13.) S.

The Aggies drove from Chaffeys 47, where Guard Glenn Woods recovered Halfback Orland DiCiccios fumble on Quarterback Anse TRUc BRAKEDPUM5 SAVE TIRES the ball on the 13 and five to go, Snyder raced around his right end offside. Papac went to the two-foot line and on the next one DiCiccio and barely got over before being thrown out of bounds. Kreitz again tallied, and again Sachs conversion failed. converted. (Chaffey 39, Cameron 26.) Stamps men returned full of fire in the second half, starting Victory gave Coach Ray Rossos Panthers, who hit back with the from the Panthers 47, where Woods recovered DiCiccios fumble, suddenness of their namesakes, almost undisputed claim to the na-'Roland raced 18 yards to the 29 and on a double reverse he went to Pasadenas Oldest and Largest Exclusive Brake Shop Small Cart 3.50 Par Wheel Medium Cars 4.00 Per Wheel Large Cars 4.50 Per Wheel ONE-DAY SERVICE ONE-YEAR GUARANTEE latest Equipment (or Brtk, Mining, Drum Tuning rnemsnrTC m.i clutches txahsmissioh SPECIALISTS ON xeah ends Modal I $1.00 BRAKE ADJUSTMENT Free Brake Inspection tional championship over the team most of the experts had called the No.

1 junior college team in the country. Like most of the sound thinkers opined, it was McCullough who proved the difference despite the Oklahomans two-team offensive. He threw 17 passes (two being for TDs) and completed seven for the amazing total of 212 cool yards. The Aggies had no one who matched this hurling, although Logan, a real football oldtimer, who at 28 has played something like 14 years of prep, sandlot and collegiate ball, threw three scoring passes. His overhead record showed nine tries for three completions and 99 yards.

Cameron the Best On Ground It was a different story where the yards come the hard way, good, old terra firma. In this department the Easterners had the best, 204 to 148, led bjr Steigleder, who in 14 carries had a 6.45 per. DeYoung of the winners carried seven for a 7.71 per average. They opened the game amid an air of expectancy, and quick kick exchanges gave Cameron the ball on its own 39. Coach Billy Stamps had his single wing team in the game.

It picked up three first downs to Chaffey's 16 before the outfit rushed into the fray. Chaffey had just stiffened anil it was third down and 10 on the 16. Logan on the first play passed to Riley who scored so easily that Ontario backers almost sunk into the stands. Logan converted, and there it was 7-0. the 13.

Johnson reached the two and should have scored, except that he W'as caught from behind. Roland couldnt gaift.and it was up to Johnson to give Cameron the lead at 20-19, w'hen Rolands conversion was blocked by DeYoung. With the boys in the game, Thomson recovered a Chaffey fumble in midfield. One play gained to the 47, and here Logan passed to Smith for another Cameron T.D. Luman blocked Logan's conversion to make it: Cameron 26, Chaffey 19.

Turning Point of the Game They were now in the final quarter and the clock showed 11 minutes to play. Turning point of the game perhaps was on the next kickoff. McCullough passed to Snyder, who hot-footed it to Cameron's 40, where Thomson caught the Panther scatback from the side. McCullough speared Papac on the five, where Don Burum forced the receiver out. DiCiccio rushed it over, and here Coach Rosso called on Kreitz to convert, which he did, tying it up.

Another big break came Chaffeys way soon after. Capt. Sachs recovered Steigleder's fumble on Camerons 22 with five minutes left. Snyder bobbled on the 15, where Gene Bertolussi recovered. DeYoung hit to the 13 and McCullugh made it a first down on the 10.

DiCiccio then scored and Sachs converted. That was the ball game, although Chaffey added another one and last, as previously described. We Make Your Car Handle Right EXPERT WHEEL ALIGNING FRONT END REBUILDING Wheel CA Per Wheel Balancing lavU Incl. Weights Front end and wheels out of line cause dangerous shimmy we out tires our modern, precision equipment, plus specialised mechanics guarantees a perfect job. Bee us today.

OFFICIAL BRAKE STATION NO. 1661 The Lineups SANTA MONICA NOSES OUT SAN DIEGO, 13-12 Chaffey Shipman's Toss Wins for P.C.C. Grid Scores Chaffey College 39. Cameron Aggies 26. Bnnta Monica High 13,.

San Diego High 12. Washington High 43, Cathedral High 21. College of Pacific 35, Utah State 21. Compton 20, Tyler 19. Denver 27, Hawaii 0.

Missouri Valley 20, McMurry 13. Cameras Hyde Garner Hollingsworth Netherton Dean Surratt Martin RT LOS ANGELES, Dec. 13. (U.R) Santa Monica scored twice In the quarter to take a 13-12 victory over San Diego today and win the California high school football championship at Memorial 4Coliseum. Trailing 12-0, Santa Monicas Whltely Paramore Vagabond Kings Due In B.

Tomorrow Detroits Vagabond Kings, formerly the Gems of the National Pro Basketball League, are due to arrive in Long Beach today to commence a six-game exhibition series throughout Southern California with the Pasadena manned L. A. Red Devils. Fred Campbell, team captain, is expected to lead a seven man squad averaging 6 ft 4 in. in height.

Crown City members of the Red Devils, Irv Noren. Mel Baer, and Dave Paynter will get their chance to display their wares before a home crowd Tuesday evening in the Pasadena City College gym. Ranked Net Star DON'T LET HABIT Pasadena C. C. cagers eked a last-minute 31-30 victory over Southern the San Bernardino J.

C. basket-bailers at the locals ice box last evening. The Bulldog win rodej on a desperation shot heaved in! the last 40 seconds by Gordon Ship-man from 15 feet out. Ragged play marked the non-conference practice encounter. San Bernardino held a 16-15 half-time lead in the game.

final Kramer Top NEW the Kramer and Davis turned Chaffey 13 6 0 2039 Cameron 7 6 6 26 Touchdown: Riley, Nicholson 3, imttta 2, Declcclo 3. L. Johnson, Snyder. Point after touchdowns: Logan 3, Sachs. Krelts 2 Substitute: Chaffey End: Vujmleh, Weaver.

Tackle; Boling, Cable, Wttherby, Jones. Guards: Nelson. Centers: Callo- way. Backs; McCullough Papac Mernck, Krettc Cameron Ends: Collins. R.

Johnson. Scarbrough. McGee. Thomason. Tackles; Jones, GUI.

Hallett. Starkey. Guards: Wood. Freeman. Anderson.

Centers: Hot ton. Murane Backs; Logan. Riley Gower, I Smith, Burura, L. Johnson. 170-pound passing ace, Dick Horn, rifled a 30-yard tos to Wallace in the end zone.

Larry Neal ran over for the extra point that later proved the margin of victory. Then, with the time running out, Guard Steiner recovered a San Diego fumble on the San Diego 39-yard line, and with a minute and a half to play, Bobo Lewis scored from the one-yard line. Ted Ritchey ran 44 yards for San Diego's first touchdown in the first period and Ernie Smith went 25 yards with an intercepted pass In the second for the final San Diego tally. Hugh McElhenny scored four times and Bob Cameron passed for three tallies to lead Washington High to a 43-21 win over Cathedral in an inter-city preliminary between the two Los Angeles schools. YORK, Dec.

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