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SIX THE LOWELL. DECEMBER 12. 1040
Gridiron Gossip
The Lowell Staff
Makes a Challenge
"Inexperience, Lack of Speed were Chief
Factors in Lowell's DowrtfalT-Voyne
To blot out their nine losses and, i,veryone stayed close to the house. In football the traditional
die tie, Lowell has two sweet vie- Kvason: Cvorgc shot at anything game is the Lowell-l'aly
lories to recall. One with San Jta- ihut moved with tho exception of < busic. In baseball lt> Thu Coach Feiling Works
X»el* a 7 to 0 win. and the other the leaves. (The caretakers dor in l»wcll staff vs. the Red nnd Out with Injun Cagers
with the State Rest-rvcs, 35 to 6 Lflll mli'ilng.)
White ..staff. .. Though -this
win. Against San Ka/aci, Chand- Krolly though, getting down to fii*me has been omitted these
Itr drove over tackle for tho senre seriousness. seriouness, Captain Ciptal Russell, speak-
Newsflash! Lowell's thirties has*
late two terms, we of Tho
and Willbnck converted. Agnlnut •— Inft fir '— all ••" *—-**— fouren — —i«— m ,
I:ctball team nlmx for high honors!,
the Stnte Reserves It was field day v/.r.hes to express n simple but well
Lowell staff would l.'Je tc re- -Tlie 130 |H>und eager* who hang
and all took their turn in ik-n-mg. meant "thanks'* to Mr. Horn and new thin rivalry and chal- | «,ut at the "red brick r.hool no»jse"
Willback in full stride converted Uert for Innujruratini- the trip. lenge the Red nnd White Inn.
after nit five touchdowns.
To wind up their football *ca*on, staff to a nine-Inning gnme
Lowell's other two practice the team's Kcniors defeated next of !tofll*l|.
gitm^J, Hoth losses, were with tfim'fi vanity by n score of 0 to 2. The Lowell -Uiff boa*'.* of
PUtsburg an'! Kichmond. Though The first fcore '**ns late (n the such "slugger/," a* "Killer"
they outplayed the latter team they first hulf when Willback kicked n Conn, "Trottri'" Johnston,
cam* out. per usual, at :he bottom field goal from About the .10 yard "Babe" SnIIngtr. "Sure Foot"
of the score board.
line. It was Russell's pass to
Graves, "Three Bagger" Pro-
A Wockn« with fiotbaP. [tactical front, while n!ottna>t i
rrr:ient*H with very good 1-ajikot- (uuRh burden for any tram (o oi
Horn and Larrv Horn. Fpent a.cicusi* to call the play back.
week-end at the Horn's summer; Gridiron Shorts
home, nt CIcarlaKc. I Many thunk* to Jim Ilnnncrt.
Thrw whole night* and dnyff of j Hill Jcfllyn. Howard Council, Elrino hasn't n chance.
endless toil, strife, and t urtiire.' N't her. J!ni Stophi'iiiion, and Hay Is there an ncceptaiwe of
Toil In getting u;» In th" w«e -old! Milton for their iniipirlng pep talk*
hrun> of morning and trylnfT .''before the Poly game.
the clmlletiire?
find your clothes aft»*r «ome vtacl It'* ri-ally n «hnme Ixm-clt'* en- .
iniy has tosucd them up on the roof.! tire line can't make all-city »ft?r [Prospects for 41
Strife in trying to get a place nti tla-ir valiant stand in the I'oly< _ . . _,
the breakfast table and to e:it ymriiwme. ' D u '* v -*food
without someone swiping 't ! tiioll material lr the form cf boy* 1 co:n*r.'
who liave played under Ben Xtff I n you'll wall. Lowell
on tho lightweight*, M-. Filling I u:t teusun with only UUQ m
The average Lowcl! foottuili
or without some plavful lad hprink-! niuycr gets n "C" .-.va.-ain.
1'ng pepper in it. Torture in hear- '-.-mi. however there &re *
ing Russell'* com'e corncob con- ;ip'ion* nnd Bert Hoi
coctlonjt (Jokes to youl nr gettinr; v the favo-tj Complon of Sim-, p_l|v Fon^ball
ford fronh. Th- (w mile ci-ur»o:
under the Red and White during
pun of o the co coif campaign pt in 1940.
These seasoned veterans, plus ca-
r0i| y, i , < ; 0tDal ;
was covered in t!i? suiprtslr,g I
time of 10 minutea nivi 4'J seconds
(10.4."). Fir.ishing bch;ntl Com]
end football champions
Trif, you can't win all of the vme, Urlght Outlook for '41 iu&* to clumxy, he'u hungle ndtv.
Lut still every student at ti.ia According tu Ccach llcrrtii, "full [longingly, the i-uach KIIIUCCJ into
Ha;»w street school wishes that the track ck has done dne a lot of gobd in the tht: stumln where h
Cardinal would remain tops in the training and ksei
athletic field.
oi f next term's t ' team." Those re-
So come on divot dinners, keep turning from the '40 championship
that ffolf trophy up In our library team em are r Silvn. ilvn, Fonaas, Fonaas Dotur.
foi a; least another year. Douglas, Tiuiiln, Brueh, B
Houch. ohepard, and Do Martini.
Goof Football Season To ascl»-t these veterans and put
tteli- rturd in the championship
Over; Won One Game tight of '41 will be Garbing, Oresler,
Nichols, Wyrvch, and Grcvn- uoitwl to the uiiMUsncaint;
LOTJOII'B lightweight footbflil bi.um. all newcomers to the Lowel! !"* Brown,
team finished up Its ccason N'ovcmtrack
team. ' , A prayer
Ur 18 by losing to Poly 20*0, /ivinc
thCTT. a season's total of \ win, Cardinal Ticket
1 tie, b h.im.
In all (fames except the Balboa,
junior* and seniors were tltowed to Sales Top League
pJti- if they were within the sixc
Mmit, ffivine the opposition a decided
ad\*anuge.
In BeTltiw B
Exwkinir at the summary of the
season wa find; Tarnalnals 25-Lowell
12: Mores by McLennan ana
Hofmsnn: WaVuinKton 20-LowcH
0:, no! so bod—third string varsity
ttmUnst freshmen nnd sophomores;
St. Ignatius O-Lowi'l) 7; Indian*
tatt« sweet victory, score on prss
Buchanan to Moore, conversion by
Iforn: Commerce 6-Lowell 0; tie
hissed H' 1 ya*d due to mUup of
r-oiUon rf Rotlposu: Mission 13-
Lo»c l l 0; rfcore on pass Suchanan
to G*te»: Balboa 0*Lowcll 0; In
d* l d bt m « v.-.
.Maybe we know where Yehudi Is.
It he isn't thurc it's u miracle, be*
lEiMt. cverj'thiiiff clue is there.
| H»r*i Shaw Drcember U \ where? In the Lowell lost and
I Tht* Kvmi-annual horse show i found.
! wi!! tx held next Saturday. Dccem* j One ot the oddest bit of findings
. , *-. ,! l.cr ! 1.1.» ilcturminc the best riders | ia a tooth retainer. They've been
CKery C.XpO3eu":- each icroup. There will be n , trying to find out how it could have
_^ |(Iin;;L*r at i );. m. preccdintr thu i been lost, if a piece of gum wa*
"^
f £Obd in tbc
in condition
" Th
ll 0; In
d*ans dans plnycd best K» of of f season,
should hl !«>vi won: Poly 20-Lowell Lll 0:
FurroU ou*char»^i Indian line.
Tliere you have It, the 1040 season
la review.
Coach UfftU* said that due to
tl Inure number of vnrslty men
leturnlnK. l only l twenty-four ttyfu iopho- h
mores ?t-xt >ear'n fashions.
The final bzulminton tournament | If yo't uulo mechanic fans ever
in the K'rltt' trytn and the final ten: huve any xjiurc time, drop around
*ki.tt! lit Wintvrlaiu] were hclj tiv I • ion, and found. They have a
ccmbiv 10. 1 uico book on that subject. If you
A*, the i. \V. C. A. tho final [need Rlaajt-s to read it and have
nwimminj; ewnti* wen* held De-i fo/gottcn yours, they hnve a varied
..___• his star back sat timber 'J, atul the first hockey final I fi.nply of those,
disconsolate. If only Smith hadn't at Golden Gate Park wax December! The Lost and Found is quite be*
flunked—but he had. and to was
, wildcred. There linve been many
ineligible.
Ittock L | rcnuc*t? for R. O. T. C. manuals,
Suddenly the coach'* i')'M Betty Bom*. .Mary LJbby, and, und no one nvin= to know what
Klramrd. Hy golly, he'd risk it. Gloria Fricdricks were voted on! they arc.
IJrown uml Smith changed for president of Block L: Hetty I Of course, there are the
clothes there in the lokor room at
of Block L: Hetty I Of course, there arc the regular
Thompson, Mnrtha Howdl, and; run of p*»ns, pencils, jcwelo*. books,
Ircakncvk Kiwed. Then Smith, a Mil.i Starston for secretary of: and binder*.
ttofti-guard marking his ;-:ce. re-
Htnclc L at a meeting December 9.! If only someone would claim
Winner* will be announced at the (them!
• today.
.. r r.... -a long run—nnd
Smith hud won for I'oly!
The I'olyitcx swarrnvd duwti in ubly go to Sigmund Stem Grove.
Kite. The hero, riding Us friends'
in triumph, forgot
„..„ ... -_ hfj precious mmc'gui Violin, Who'll
At just the wrong moment
ilipped—he ppedtood stood revealed. r e d .
Lowell spirit triumphs over all!<
Buy My Violin?
In spite of a rather slow football
Lowell':* howl nhiwk the stadium.
eason, our ticket sales have ex-
Poly officials agreed that it was Hy Leo Mnnus
ceeded those of our opponenta in terrible, terrible. And th* unmc "CQIHA I want, to tell you," snys
fail Kant* but twu, provinu that wan played over, minus Smith. Abe, pulling me into his pawnshop,
Lowvll rooters never let a teem It didn't he
finds the work hard, but that she
likes our school very much.
"The ownor con.e* back, and I'm
lvlnie him 5M for it. Ychoodi no
ci.nic back. Today my friend
IESROI am saying it a cn*»an vf»-
.:n. $2 mlt der case. Tonight old
c!othcs am going up 10 per cent
"Kicking me, I'm telling you,"
he says, bending over.
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