Torrance Herald

Torrance Herald

SDAY. DECEMBER 31,me TORRANGE HERALD, Torrance, California Page 6-fl Tartar ROSE BOWL JINX Nipponese Footballers Ball Club FACES BOTH RIVALS; Shy OP Pitchers Sport Pin 3 DOWN; HUSKIES 1 TIE, 1 DEFEAT Coach Donahua In Early . Pittsburgh's mighty Panttars Hunt for Material Shots and toe Huskias of Washington clash in the 20th. annual tourna­ New Year's Day Football Schedule; Coach Bcrnie Donahue is al­ ment oj roses football game ready scouting: around Torrance Friday with each seeking to Seven 'Bowl' Ganges and Two Others high school for a pitcher for score the first victory- in {he huge Pasadena bowl. Ms 193T edition of- a Tartar Here are the Pigskin (By the United Press) team. He needs a chucker and Champs of 1986 Both elevens Washington, the champion Nine football games, seven of them "bowl" affairs and one a couple of ouifieldflrs to com­ "MO" CHAMPIONS of the, Pacific an alt-star plete the roster of his varsity Coast, and Pittsburgh, which contest, are scheduled for New Year's Day. Here's team. East Pittsburgh.* was voted the outstanding east­ the list: Ivy League Dartmouth. ern team of 1988 have been Rose Bowl, Pasadena: Washington vs. Pitt. Baseball practice will start Big Three Yale. Rice Bowl, San Francisco: Northern vs. Southern All- soon after the opening of the defeated this season. Neither Little Three (Triple tic) Wil­ has a 'claim on the national Chinese teams. second semester Feb. 1 altho liams, Wesleyan and Amherst. Sugar Bowl, New Orleans: L. S. U. vs. Santa the Marine League schedule for title. So the only "angle" to Clara. Big Ten Northwestern. the game la that the winner Orange Bowl, Miami: Mississippi State vs. Duquesne. this sport will not get under Big Six Nebraska. Bun Bowl, El Paso: Hardln Slmmons vs. Texas Mines. way until the first week In finally will crash the Rose Bowl Southeastern^-Louisiana. State. victory column. Cotton Bowl, Dallas: T. C. V. vs. Marquette. March. Southern Duke. Bacordl Bowl, Havana: Auburn .vs. Villanova. Last year Torrance did not Southw%st Arkansas. Washington played first in Alt-Stars, San Francisco: East vs. West. do so well in the great national Rocky Mountain Utah State. Pasadbna in. 1926 when it was Charity Game, Santa Barbara: New Mexico vs. Santa game but alumni are still Pacific Coast Washington. whipped by Alabama, 20-19. In Barbara. "pointing with pride" to the winners of the August V. 1924, the Huskies played a 14-14 record in 1935 and 1934 when deadlock with Navy. Pittsburgh, Lambert trophy, emblematic of Ohio State. Washington's T.H.8. GRID BANQUET the Tartars met Gardena in Eastern title. playing in Pasadfeoa- for the best playoffs for the league cham­ fourth time, has the dullest rec­ victories were over U.C.L.A., TENTATIVELY DATED "LITTLE CHAMPIONS" ord The annual pionships. Missouri of any team eyer to repre­ California and Southern Call- Torrance high Valley Tulsa. sent the east. fornia. \ school football banquet has been Border Conference Arizona. Pitt Trounced Badly Twice tentatively scheduled for next George Big Four Western Reserve. .The Pittsburgh attack fea­ Watson In tures young Marshall (Biggie) Wednesday evening, Jan. 6, at Buckeye Ohio U. and Miami. their first in . 1926 when the school cafeteria, L. A. Hospital Dixie Howard. they Goldberg, the sophomore sen­ beginning lost only 7-6 to Stanford. In sation of 1936. This West Vir­ at 6 o'clock. Coach Bernie Eastern Collegiate Franklin 1930, Pittsburgh came Donahue has invited a number These gridiron stalwarts Geotge Watson, of Hollywood, Marshall. west ginia juggernaut gained 860 JED San Trandsco are from >rs Practice son of Mr. and 'Mrs. George D. with nine straight victories but yards from scrimmage during of special guests for the event. Florida Miami. that skein was snapped MY; Land of the Rising Sun, !>d. for Next Watson, 1915 Andreo avenue, is North Central North Dakota. 47-14 the season, running wild against the American sport of ft confined in the Good Samaritan Notre Dame. Your rent money will buy a Maine Conference Bowdoin. fornia. Three years later the home. iE DUE Is becoming popular. They games hospital, where he is suffering S. I. A. A. Tennessee State Pittsburgh has a rugged line selected from players of with an infection of his left Trojans again pummeled the and a fly Panthers, 35-0, for the smashing backfield. The st Sunday, th Japanese universities. \\ orrance high school's four| foot. Texas ' Conference Daniel worst Panthers rely mostly on their Ing 150 pounds, beating any team has taken in nts and othei but fast ketball teams, met Banning The cause of the infection is Baker. the bowl. ground attack which has netted gue were force< agile, they are. barnstorming h's cagers Wednesday in unknown. Watson was taken to Far Western College of Pa­ 2,631 yards this season. Nine the mainland and will meet Jctlce games. The varsity Despite their previous rec­ entire Schedule and the hospital Sunday, when he cific. ords, these giants are expected opponents made onl* 1,061 | one week. This team of prep school' stairs (teams worked 6ut on the developed a fever and his foot Southern California, San yards thru that wall Which in­ Los Angeles next Saturday ningtoh school's 'court while to wage one of the most sav­ cludes Averill will find the became swollen. He graduated Diego State. age games in the history of the Daniell, All-Amer­ ng the U. S. S. Sunday. C and D squads tangled at|from Caltech two years ago Pacific Northwest WUla- ican tackle. local series.. And, despite criticism ' at the Torrance gymnasium. after -a brilliant scholastic and mette. for' inviting Pittsburgh o'vjer Huskies Pack Power ' nond. Pistoleers' Banquet Green Mountain Middtebury. Louisiana State a sell-out crowd Washington, coached by will pitch for the be played Thursday, school. PBOFESSIONAL CHAMPIONS qf 76,000 is expected to see the Jimmy Phelan, has a wealth of ind Postponed to Jan. lj 7, between the as yet un Green Bay. Packers. game. good material, as much as three ding to Manager Torrance C's.-and D's and Fund to Study Pittsburgh's record is marred deep In each position. Outstand- who has booked Because .the city council: farbonne's pee-wee hoopsters Minnesota and Northwestern by a scoreless tie with Ford- ompany All-Coast will be special guests at varsities and B teams of] Beach Erosion Biggest Upsets of Year ham and a 7-0 upset defeat by Starcevltch, All-American guard. to play his out- affair, the Torrance Pistol Marine schools clash on Pri- Sought by Ford Mighty Minnesota, unbeaten Duquesne. Washington started In the backfield the Huskies 10. Revolver Club's annual banq afternoon, Jan. 8, with Tor the season with a 14-7 licking have Elmer Logg, one of the has been postponed from aiice meeting Narbonne, Gar ning streak of 21 straight by Minnesota. Later Washing­ best'kickers of the season, and 5 to Jan. 18. The counc_uci«lena Tunning..- -= up-«- against the Changes in the scope of the a pair of smart, fast backs. in MIS Of flood control act to permit e'x- games, crashed in the mud and ton's record was soiled further scheduled to meet on. Jan. Bfstrong Leuzinger fives and El rain at Evanston Oct. 31 before when Stanford held it to a 14-14 jlm Cain and Byron Haines. At thus could not attend the ef Segundo. and San Pedrp trying] fullback, Nowogrowski is Jrid Squad for a study of beach erosion tie. - Capt. John Stroh, presiden to "dump each other into the frO. The Gophers had previous­ But in their last game, .the strong. 30 the club, said yesterday in were being, prepared this week by.the county counsel, at the ly beaten Washington, which Huskies rose xto- the heights The Huskies' only plaining the change in dat In the upper division race, went on to win the-Paeific Coast witji a 40-0 triumph over Wash­ weakness Is against a . ; football squad and request of the board of super­ San Pedro, EV Segundo and visors. ington State-r-a victory that attack it was a pass that lost Comrada were Leuzjnger are still undefeated Northwestern kept up the gave them the coast title .and the Minnesota game for them. ft.the annual fathers' REVOLVER SC01 while Torrance, Narbonhe an4 pace, won the Big Ten title and the bowl bid, for Washington nquet Dec. 30 at tion of Supervisor Leland M. Averages for Decembij Gardena's varsities and came down to its final game 1,756 yards this year and yield­ chool cafeteria. A teams have yet to hang up Ford of Santa Monica, who has ors by winning. ed only 696 to the opposition. P. T. A. members I their first league victory. 97 percent of the county's beach national title in its grasp. The They are rated one of the faculty arranged Strings frontage in his Fourth district, Irish, licked by Pitt and Navy, Each team has played nine strongest teams ever produced ng program for the Eckersley reached their peak in late: No­ with Pittsburgh's on -the coast since Howard invited a numb,er.,Qt Freeman' ...........I!! 10 to Long Beach- The 193T legis­ vember and. smashed Unique lature the Wild­ ord slightly the better. The Jones' last championship eleven; ilness men to attend. Stanger '.........._.... 22 Driving -will be asked to make cats, 26-6. Panthers' victims include Notre at Southern California'. - Jay represented the Anderle "".'"." Z 7 the necessary changes request­ Dame, which toppled mighty iber of Commerce.

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