311 NEW STUDENTS ENTER THIS TERM - The Lowell

Sport Comment
By Charley DarU
l-owrll develop* mure good young
football player* than any other
hi|h school >n San Francisco, If not
la the liar area.
Mike Voync deserves the credit
for the pit fide of outstanding nth*
. I c t e K from
" ""• | Lowell into tho
big shuw. It's
no nccldent that
J Lowell has been
• sending players]
I to the colleges:
| fust company.
For one thinir.
Mr. Voyno ia an
I astute tt Jd Judge of f
footlwll talnnt.
Charles DavU For another, he
never »,uit* Oh n :
jtutig player, »»nei< he makes up
hit; mind that the nlnyr ha* In-;
tent ability. Mr. Voyne plays his
joungMers legulurly, come what *
may. I
Cinder 1'alh In Gridiron j
\» a sprint or, rikil*M Hoffman. 1
THE LOWELL, OCTOBER 10 THREE
INDIAN ON WAR-PATH
Doiur, 25, fullowing Itu*ncIIV, 77, interference, hit* (he left «lde nf the Hulldog line, in a first quarter play.
_ an ihf Cards lost » hear! breaker In Commerce 11-7. Friday, October •'. —Photo by Bill McOuffy.
;' Block Meets; 'Indian Shin-Kickers
Appoints Committees Pace Galileo Oct. 21
Lowell Hopes Bright
As Fall Track Opens
j Papoose Cagers Meet
{Washington's Eagles
Today b Lowell's Gym
Eagle Cagcr», "Beware"
Injuns A' Coming
Wfth three league (tamek a]ruidy
pla)-ed and Just lour more to
Kv til] the end of tho lenion, Lowel!'>
IlKlitvel^ht baiketbull reami
will play the tTajhinirton squad
tltifi aftcnioon in our gym.
The Itaht-Aviirhtg anpwir strong
B'IU tho Waihln^ton "Easlettes"
an- out ti> !»'jt r.Dwell, It Ij ,).
l" evont
c'3 Lowell
The 10's will be flifhtinr their
ilianlut when they mt«t Wash-
I Im*ton lunflcf fte OK on the court court this
n. l'rnbahly uartlnsr iho
B« will ue AI Tyc and J'aral nt
the marii i>J»»ttor.3. Tile forwnrdj
will b» Toila and Obayashl, while at
center will be A.kerd.
Uwcjl'n ISO-pound mpoose! will
Uce *V'h:(' 120d E
, - T^o 20 2 have high hopes of
*.clop into a wt;ir. but the odds art-;
against it with iinly one ."c.-iBun of
The first meelMijr of the jrirls'! Fm-inir a strong Galileo s«eer
Ulock h w« held September 10 to
eligibility facing him.
n.Mh|ne. Lowi-ll'a jhin-kloiera caitteev.
. ,. -< . . »
Voync believes Hoffman will!
prove -,f value to the Lowell team i
in onr wnv or another. He lncks{
expericner, but his speed—run
greatest afset—and hi."* willingness
several practice gnmca behind
rU'tlicm. the chance* of victory for
)n
"' Coach Harris* soccer eleven are ex-
Judging his pant pcrftu tiir.nccs Miss Flynn reports that ull ceptionally bright.
wt stamp Hoffman as the most
di^ici-rub* break-away man on the
Indian tcum.
A. A. A. Slower?
Our griditlerM muxt be thinskinned
nowadays.
I mci»n they cut v«ry easily. i
The prep players of yesteryear:
were different. They suffered few '
injuries that forced THEM to remain
on the* sidelines during n
whole season.
Maybe it's the new age limit that
went into effect in 193". Before
th.it year Snn Francisco high
school.* were allowed to play any
toy who wan in pohtMil. but he
couldn't be over 21 —a la Mission's
3!ike Klotivich. .Mike wn.< within
th. A. A. A. rule*, though.
Today no San Fnincino prep
coach can [rvp circuit
would speed up some.
Around Town Department
No matter how sunny the days
ore, there's mill a gloom over "Big
Kec." Alison Orr—he** gone.
When £pik« Heiineney hud his day
« Seal Stadium. "The (treat Umtlre"
called the third strike on Orr.
Orr has developed many bljr
league ball players nrtJ a p'an has
keen MutCgcitcu, that a monument
be erected in his honor at "Biff
Pec." This comer is whole-heart'
eily in favor of thut suggestion.
Contributions are being accepted
by the San Francisco Examiner
and the Park Commission.
Adlofl. Mi Amllto
So long, Dick, we'll miss you.
Yeah, Dick W»r, Lowell's 130pound
basketball star, is transferring
to Drew School.
If a good offense is the best defense,
you can bet heavily t'ltat
Lnwejrn grid opponents will score
seldom. Voyne will have his quar*
tw-back* use all the trick* In the
Docks, Voynr is a magician* when
It comet* to razzlc-diizzle foutlmll.
IVrrlnw Tick Department
Lowell ovrr St. Ixn*t!u*; Balboa
over WafdiinRton; I'oly ovrr Com*
meree; Skie* over Caul; Hrlng over
Coal.
: CL ' l ' tioim "'
[/Turin are in full nwiiiir and will! Despite setback* and ties In
did the third week in December.! t rtictice "~~ * L '"
climaxi'd liv llii> fi. A. A. lunrhn.n. . . . .
Thompson, lost term » temils man- I KracrvM Strnnr
niier, IIIIM playul in tnnnv tournn-1 _,, . , atrons
ments in San Fmncfc'-o. " She won Tho "*-' who navc Although weakened by the graduation
of many outstanding ath-
Ittcti, Lowell's varsity track prospects
'ook bright as fall train
"tarred in prethe
city nlayRroumi tournament' vious gumL'S include F*ck:irt, Solthin
year. Hue to an biipendectomy Ichru. Chinn. Hitchcock. Roche, Ar-
I J j *'"'J- •' ^. ior. j)^^ KinugaMa, ^fackarit, Poulo,
_ ^ _ ' _ * till. V.m..r