SEVENTH ANNUAL GAME
STATE vs. TRI-CITY UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON STADIUM SATURDAY, AUGUST 22, 1953
OFFICIAL PROGRAM
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MEET THE COACHES
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Stannard lettered in three sport s al Lewis nnd Clark Blgh in Spokane, gradu ating In 1929. The same year he enrolled at Eastern Washingtcm , College, where he was chosen all-conference center ln foot ball Cor three s ens o n s and nlso played baskctbnll. He n·ansrerred to O l t a w n (KM,) University for his final year. 1932, making alJ conference tackle. Stnnru1rd returned to Eastern as assist ant coach to "Red'" Reese m 1933. and mo,· ed to Spokane to conch football baskctbnl I and bnsebnll a\ Whitworth College Crom 1934 to 1940. After serving with the Nnvy in World War II., he became athletic di rector and head coach at Wbltworlh ln 1946 and was instrumental ln gaining U1e college membership in the Evergreen Con (erence. Stannard signed as assistant foot ball coach at North Central In 1950, suc eedJng Phil Sarboe ns athletic director and head coach in 1951. ms teams won the city bnskelhalJ championship and tied for the football crown that year. Lanman, a graduate of Northwestern where h� played football under Papov Wal· dorf, did graduate work et the U. oJ Wash ington and ossisled the Husky coaching staff in 1938-39. Re took over as heod foot• ball and baseball concb nt F'ranl<lln in 1939. After a leave or absence In the Navy from 1942 lo 19-15, during which he was assist ant football coach at St. Mary's ?re-Flight and later head coach nt Cot-pus Christi. Lanman returned to Frnnklin In 1918. His Quakers won their Cirst grid Ulle since 1922 last season. Kfn�, a graduate of Bellnrmlne and Collc,ge or Pu,iet Sound. beµan coaching
Stole Conehes lllll Vinson, Emerson Morgnn oncl J••k �in•k•nroth Emerson ( Em) Morgan of Pasco, a veteran or mnny sea sons in the Washington high-school coaching rnnks, heads the State conching slol! lor this year's renewal of the allstor gnme. • Morgan, a graduate of Pasco Bigh School, hns been head coach at his alma mater since 1936. Em played three years or football under lhe great Mfke Pecarovich at Gon211J:la from • 1931 to 1933, and started his !irsl coecWn11 Job ol Touchet ffigh S<:hool in 1935. An exponent of the balanced line, Notre Dame box with "T" variations. Morgan's teams have won three Yakima Valley League titles and lled for first pince Lhree other times in his 15 yenrs at Pasco. He stayed out of coaching !or (Continued on Page 22) one season. Assisting Morgan are two successfuI West Side coaches-Jack Mttckenroth of Highline and BilJ Vinson oJ File. Mackenroth was gradumed in 1937 from the Oniverslty or North Dakota, where he starred in rootbnU for three seasons. He ployed one year with the pro Detroit Lions and reLurned to North Dakoto as line coai:h In !0311-10. M acl<enroth entered Wgh school coaching in 194.l in Minot, N. D., nnd served witn the Mnrlnes in the Second World War. He has coached in the Puget Sound League Cor six :,ears, �-pendine two sensons nl Auburn bc!orc moving to Hlgh lfne in 1948. Vinson produced el 1?hl Pierce County League championship teams and tied [or the title twice in his 16 years at Fife. One or his most oulSi.andlng prc,teges Is Don Paul, former Washlrtgtnn State Co]leee star now with the pro Chi011go Cardinals. Jerry Stannard or North Central Hiqh School (Spokane) heads the 1953 Tri-City coaching staff, assisted by lfai·vey Lan man of Franklin (Seatllet and Ted Kintz Trl-CUy Coaches Ted Klnll., Jerry Sln.nnard :md DDr,·ey Lanman o( Bcllarmine (Tacoma).
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THE NORTHERN LIGHTS
ALL-STA.TE vs. TRI-CITY
All STAR
FOOTBALL GAME OFFICIAL PROGRAM
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Officers
WASHINGTON STATE HIGH SCHOOL COACHES ASSOCIATION Prosidenl.... -............ -··-·····..··-··.Jim Ennis, £verell .Bill Madden. Port Angeles Vice President Don Bumell. Ballard Secretary-Treasurer
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ALL-TIME ALL-STARS ROLAND KIRKBY, BACK, STARRED IN 1947 GAME AND DON STEINBRUNNER, LINE, STARRED IN 1949 GAME.
By RANDY Each year lhe All-Star game !eatu1·es a host of outstandlng players. Some gain Came In major colleges throughout the nation: even more con tinue playing in smaller schools. while others are satli.ricd to mark the game as :in end to their athletic careers. Starting thls year lhe Washington Blgh School Coaches' Association has scheduled an annual poll to determine the most vnlunble llnemon and back ln each contest. To start the bnll rolling, the state's sports wrllers nnd spo11seasters were polled this month lo pick the best lineman and back ever to piny In the six previous games. Their choices are typical o( the players who attained ,realer heights in college. and. in one case, professional tanks. Picked as the best back wns ROLAND KIRK BY. Burlington halfback, who was Instrument.al in Slate's 31-20 victory over City Jn the 1947 In augural. Another Stnter. DON STEINBRUNNER, Mount Baker Lackie, was chosen ns Lhe top line man for hls pe.i·formance in the 19-0 triumph of 1949. Kirkby, known ns the "Burli. ng.on Express.'' lat er became one or lhe University of Washington's all-lime greats. Rollie won All-Coast honors In 1950. He recently returned from military duty in Koren. Steinbrunner, an All-Const end at Wash ington State College, is conlinulng to star for the p,·o(e.,;sional Cleveland Bro,vns. Kirkby scored two touchdowns in Stnte's 1047 ,;c1ory, Including a 52-yord scamper tn the last six seconds or piny. Sharing the glory with him In that game were two future prizes at Washing ton State-EDDIE COLEMAN of LI n co I n and SCOTT F'OXLEY of Pasco. Another Lincoln ace, Ml.KE MICHA.EL, was converted 1rom a City back to center i1t Washington. The 1948 gome uncovered two sLnndouts for State who went on to ,vin national recognition In College. with one )lnlnlnit All-America honors twke. They were DON HEINRICH of Bremerton nnd .BUD ROFFLER of Spokru-,e. Heinrich, who $hared passing dulies with Long view's LEO GILNE1:T In Slate's 26-12 victor�•• became an All-America quarterback at Washing ton in 1950 and agnin in 1952, nfter missing a sea son because of a shoulder it1jury, Romer scored three touchdowns for U1e Slaters and eonllnued to show lus prowess in tho W. S. C. backfieJd for the next few seasons. Other top-Dlgh I backs lha l year were JlM WtLEY, Heinrich's teammate from Bremerton who followed the All-American to Washington and gained All-Coast honOl's as a defensive lineback er: CHUCK MULLA VEY and BOB FEAGAN o( BaUard and BILL S'I'ORJE of Queen Anne. Leadin1i JJnemnn Included DAROLD TALLEY of Lone:vlew, Inter a WashinlllOn �nd DICK ZEL DENRUST of Bnllard and llfEL THOMPSON oC R1rhlancL Three olher linemen who joined Steinbnmncr
ARCOER al W .S. C.. helped State make It three straight over City Jn 194.9-HAL LOKOVSEK of Enumclaw, HAROLD SVARE of No r t h Klts a p and ART FEIRO of Pasco. TRACY KING, Vancouver end, went to Washington. The Huskies also picked up three bacldleld stal's Iha! year - All-American DICK SPRAGUE from Spokane, BlLL EARLEY from R"oquiam and JACK NUGENT Crom Cen tralia. JOE FlGGrNS of Walla. Walla, who scored twice far the State, enrolled at Wenatchee Junior College. Tacoma and Spokane joined forces with Senitle 10 1950, and the Tri-City combme hnnded State Its first loss, 41-27, Four Lop Pnclfic Coast Conference linemen of last season came out of that contest Washington's GEORGE BLACK of Enumclaw and DEAN CHAMBERS of West Seattle and Wash ington State's l\,llLT SCHWENK of Sunnyside and PHIL GARDNER of Seattle Prep. From the backfields, lhe Huskies landed DEAN ROCKEY of Olympia and ARNE 13ERGB of Lin coln, while DES KOCH of Shelton proceeded to the University of Southern CaUfornin, RON ('l'iny) MADLIN to Olvmpic .funior College. nnd TERRY CAi';IPBELL o( Spokane to W. S. C, State retahnted m 1.951 with a 32-14 triumph, wiLh the help of such backs as MERTON PUR NELL of Ellensburg, STEWART CROOK of Soul& Bend, GARY SAMBILLA or White River, JERRY CORRIGAN of Boquiar.o and MONTE BIANCHI
DON ST&J.NBRUl-"NER
Good luck to the 1953 All-Stars from
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of Bellingham and linemen like JACK LlND SKOG of Olympia and TED BROSE of South Kit sap. Purnell, Sambilla, Corrigan mid Brose went Lo W. S. C. and Crook and Llndskog to Washing ton. Among the Tri-City stars thnt year wei·e JERRY REDMOND of Cleveland (U. W.) and SKIP KAYS or Senttle Prep (Olympic J.C.), backs; and PAUL FARRAR of Lincoln, OWEN DUECHLER of Sent Ile Prep and BABE BU HOLM of BaUnrd, linemen. StnndoulS of last year's game. which saw Trl Citr win a 26-6 decision, saw action on a scattering of J:r<eshman teams in lhe Coast Conference during U1e 1952 season. Backs MlKE MONROE of Roose velt, Cl.A\"!'ON ElVANS of Renton and BOB DONN or Vancouver contributed to an unde!catcd year £or lhe Huskv Frosh; MEL McCAIN of Bal lard went to Oregon State College, BILL TARR or Bellingham to Stanford and JIMBAUE.R of Wopo lo lo W. S. C. From the line, CBUCK STONE of Walla Walin, ROSS QUACKENBUSH of Ba 11 a r d and JIM WELCH and SERRY BROCKEY oJ Lincoln join ed the Cougars. JTM COSHOW of Roosevelt en rolled at Washington and JOE MAJAR or Aber deen at Grays Harbor Junior College. Coshow since has dropp,;d Joolball In fnvor of concentrat mg on basketball. Sports writers and 'casiers "covering" todny's contest wiJI vote for this year's lop lineman and back, to be honored next year. n!tcr the game. Watches awarded the two players chosen as the outstanding performers of the last six All-Star games came from McDonough Jewelers of Everett. Tom McDonough wishes to congratulate ench one or them.
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About the Players
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Awarded All-Amencan recognition in both [oot bnlJ :md track, WaliB Walla's BOB COX was voted Lhe Inland Empire's Athlete of 1952. ffc has won nine lellers at Wa-Hi and is considered one of stnte's all-time great prep quarterbncl<s. DEAN DERBY, also a Walla Walln back, Is a lhree-yenr letterman in footbuJJ. He gained 750 yards rushing last season and won the state 220yard dash and placed second In the 100. Converted from a ruJlback nnd end al Chelan to center on the State Lerun, RAY DOBBS does equally well nL nil positions. Be co-captained Che lan last sens,m, personally acountlng for 975 yards. He also stars at bnsketbaJI and tennis. J 1111 EASTHAM, Ellensburg end, ls n former team captain with all-Yakima Valley Leugue honors. Be is a three-sport teuerm:in, also havlng played basketball and tenni.s. Another prep All-America back is GENE FITZ GERALD o! Buclington. He won the Northwest Leab'lle inspirational award, sc01·ed 157 points and gained aJmost 1,500 yru·ds in hls third varsity sea• son. TED FLEMING of Aberdeen gained 376 ynrds as an end last season and scored 43 points. He won the Perry Clark Trophy for two slrnlghl years, nnd hos earned three letters in footbnU and track. BOB GANO\' won the outstanding lineman nward as a Richland end lnst yenr, H e gained 320 vnrds and has earned Lwo letters 1n football o..nd ihree in baseball A noted breoknwny runner, DANNY GROGAN of Clover Pa,·k handJed the punting chores ln addi tion lo laying end. He galncd 400 vnrds last sea son nn/ bns tttrned in near-record times In the mile track eve.11l KNUTE GULDJORD. North Kllsap quarter back Js rated tbe greatest Olympic Peninsula pass er since Don Heinrich. A team captain, he wns chosen to the all-Olympic League ele"en after gah1lng 400 ynrds on aetlals. Named to Lhe all-Pugel Sound League team for two strni.ght years, DICK DAJ\1l\1ER\\1ASTE.R captained Puynlh,p from the center µositlon lost season. He has won two letters in football, basket ball and tennis and is a proficient e.xlrn-polnt l<lcker. Biggest end on the Stnte learn in DON HART W1G, 6-3, from Walla Wolla. Be gained :JOO ynrds and scored 30 points last year, ana has won three lellers in football, two In basketball nnd four in track. BENNY JACOBS, Aberdeen halfback, scored 42 points and gained 1,300 yards last season. He threw 16 touchdown passes and averaged 42 yards a punt. Ac also sLnrs in bs£kelball and baseball.
DICK KINCAID. a halfback Crom RlghUne. was the second highest scorer in the Puget Sound r,
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League last season. Re has won ni.ne letlers and played on Lhe lfighline team that won the slate basketbaJJ tournament i.n 1951. Nooksack Volley's DON LAPP is one of the fastest backs In the st.ate. He has run lhe 100-yard dash in 10.1 seconds, and last season scored 101 points and gained 750 yards. Be made a 70-yard touchdown rtm against Lynden. CHUCK McANINCH is another All-America back Crom Everett. He cnplained thi, SeaguJJs to the mythical state championship last fall and won all-Cross-Slate League honors: Be has won eight h::lters. RON J\lENSlNGfilt of Kennewlck is one of the few rockies te gain the distinction of scoring a touchdown. Against Richland last season he pick ed up a loose ball and ran 98 yards lo score. Ron retoverecl 15 fumbles last year, more than any other player on the squad. The "Flying Swede" from Everett, WES NEL SON, is the !ourlh AJI-American In the State back field. 'l'hree times holder a( all-state honors, he helped lead the Seagulls through an undefeated season, including a Thanksgiving Day victory over Franklin's Seallle champlons. DALE NOAH. Edmonds guard, is one or Lhe best dclensive plnyers In Western Washington. Be made 223 tackles In lwo seasons and gained all Norlhwest League recognition both years. An mspiraltonol leader for Clarkston last s1rn son, Guord JACK O'SHAUGRNESSY won a berth tin the aJJ-Inland Empire team. lfo played a mnjor role In a league decider against Central Valley oC Spokane. Jack also is a lellcr-w1nner In boxing. RON PASSAGE. Pasco guard, Is the smallest lineman on U1e Stale rosier at 140 pounds, Be won Lhe school's inspirational award and helped g uide his team to the ct)-cbampiouship of the Yakimo Valley League last (alL GENE PETERSON of Rcnti>n helps give Stale a wcighl advantage in the lino, The 215-pound tackle, who starred in 1'uget Sound League play last season, was called up as a repiacemenL A record-breaker ln Hoquiam scoring with 7l points last season, JOE SBANDERA gnlned 680 yards as n fullback. He broke the old scoring re cord held by l3ill Earley of Wnshlnglon H.usky fa.me and finished s!!cond in his league. BOB SHANER, Mossyrock halfback, compiled a phenomenal average or H.6 yards a carry, totaling J ,131 ynrcls lost season. He's played on four cham pionship teams 11:om 1949 to 1952 and hns won 15 letters. DON TAYLOR, Castle Rock, LnckJe, is converted from a fullback, where he averaged 7.2 yards 11 carry last full. He scored 87 points nnd was honor ary captnin. Don n.lso lettered in basketball, base bnll and trnek. (Continued on Pnge 2:.? I
Congratulations
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to tbe Washington players selected for this All-Star game, Your recogmt1on results from the finest typ-0 of ploy, sportsmanship and achievements on the !ootbali Cield, Washington State is proud oJ lhe mony former all-stars now on its varsity teams that include footbnlJ, basketball, baseball, track, tennis, swlmmlng, boxing, wrestling. Follow the Cougar teams in these sports agalust the best teams u1 the nnl1on.
WASHINGTON STATE COLLEGE 1953 Football Schedule Ho111e September 19-Southem
G,u,,es
California
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October 10-Universlly of Oregon . Novomhor 7-Texas Christian_
Spokane
Ga11ies Away Soplember 26-College of Octobcn
_Stockton
Pacific
3-University ol Iowa
Iowa City
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October 17-Univcrsity of Idaho .. ___ October 24-UCLA _
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_Los Angeles
October 31-Stanlord University
Palo Alto
Novemb.!r 1.4-Orogon Slate
Corvallis
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November 21-Univen,ity of Wa.shington . ............._,_
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lntersectionol foes for the next few years will Include leaders of the best conferences in Lhe nation and the Cougars expect to bt> prepru·ed lo meet those outstondlng foes on an equal basis.
WAYNE BROOKS HALFBACK
GORDY JOHNSON CENTER
fill.WIN SCll.AAD
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DON SlMPSON HALFBACK
MACK. LEETSCH QUARTERBACK
0. L. l\UTCffELL HALFBACK
BABE BATES FULLBACK
Vt\L TITORl\tON GUARD
JACK DORCAS TACKLE
l\IDCE OOUGHlffiTY TACKLE
808 SONNEMAN END
WARREN GREEN END
LEW TURNER HALFBACK
DONALD GEST END
ED 1,AJALA QUARTERBACK
DENNY l\lURPHY CENTER
BILL McDONALD GUARD
ART �lASOERO OUARD
OOMJNIC FARACA QUARTERBACK
GREG SCHADEBERG TACKLE
LARRY WEIR TACKLE
JACK WO..BOUBNE HAl.FBACK
BOB HERRlNG tlALFBACK
FRANJ{ PAUL TACKLE
BOB SHELBER.G ENO
DONALD BROWN E:NO
JOHN WILLIS HALFBACK
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BOB GORDON FULLBACK
JACK ZUKOWSKI GOARD
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School ENOS Ballard_ _ ........... John Rogers ············-··-·- Llncol n (Tacoma) BeUnrmine _ ···- · · ··-·-······· Lincoln (SeatUe) ....
TACKLES Frnnk Poul ... St.adium .. Jack Dorcas - - ·-·- ·-·········· Ballard_ Larry Weir .... Gonzaga Greg Schadeberg .. West Seattll! Erwin Schnab Garfield _ GUARDS Art Mnsoero Franklin Bill McDonald ······-····- Roosevelt -···--··············-······· Val Thurmon Gonzaga ........ .... ... Jack Zukowski ····-······ ... Bellarmine _ CENTERS Denny Murphy __ Seattle Prep ... Gordy Johnson Garfield ... QUARTERBACKS Dominic Faraca North Cc.n tt·al Mack Leetsch Ballard ··Ed Lajala ·Queen Anne -· HALFBACKS Bob Herring Lincoin (Seattle/ 0. L. Mitchell ·······-····-· Franklin ·········--····-·····-········· John Willis ...... Lewis & Clark Don Simpson ····-···-········ Ballard __ Jack Wilbourne·······Queen Anne Wayne Brooks ___ Garfield ..... Lew Turner North Central FULLBACKS Bobe Bates Franklin Bob Gordon Stadium
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180 205 179 l!IS 197
6-3 6-3 6-1 6-0 6-5
200 .215 195 205 180
6-1 6-0 6-0 6-2 6-0
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5-7 5-10 5-10 5-10
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5-ll 5-11
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5-11 5-U 6-0
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H!I 168 168 175 165 170 195
5-10 5-U 5-ll 5-9 6·2
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Wilkins. q Sbanet, h l.4pp. l Cox. q Fleming, e Sbandera. I Duby. h 12 Gandy, e 13 Passaga, g
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O'Shaught>ossy. g Dobbs. c Eastham, e Nelsan. h nt:.gerald. h Noah., g Taylor, I McAninch, I Hammcnnasler. c Vnthey. g
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Brooks, h Batea. r Tumor. h Thurmon, g Paul. I Zukowski. g Lnetsch. q Green. e Lajala.. q Gest, e
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Herring, h Mltchelt h Masoero, g Faraca, q Willis, h Simpson, b Murphy, c Wtlbourne, h McDonald, g
Pele.rson. t. Strugar. t Jacobs. h Wilson. g Grogan, e Guldjord, q Mensinger. l Kincaid, h Hartwig, e
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Dorcu. l Weir, I Shelbt!Jg, a Schadeberg. I Schaab, 1. Johnson. C 45 Gordon. I 46 Sonne.man, e 47 Brown. e
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Jack Sprenger (Seattle) _Tom Deering {Wailsburg} .Lawrence Wmdro.11 (Bremerton) Wall Miller (Aberdeen)
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Ted Fleming Bob Gandy Jim Eastham Danny Grogan ·····-····-····· Don Hartwig
Aberdeen -···-... Richland ····----····-····-······ Ellensburg Clover Park ···-···-····--·-··-·· Walln Walla ......................
185 175 175 170 190
Don Taylor Gene Peterson _____ George Strugnr Ron Mensinger ···-····-·····
TACKLES Castle Rock Renton ·-····-····-····-···Renlon ••••••.••••.•. ·······-······-··Kennewick
220 215 220 210
Ron Passage -----····-·· Jnck O'Shaughocssy ·····Dale Noah ··-·····--·············· Dan Verhey .. Larry Wilson
15 Rny Dobbs .... 25 Dick Hammermas1er Boyd Wilkins 4 Bob Cox 42 Knute Guldjord 2 11 17 18 31 51
Bob Shaner Dean Derby Wes Nelson Eugene F'itzgernld Benny Jacobs _ ·-· _ Dick Klncoid
" Don Lapp _ ·--· ___ 7 Joe Shandera 24 Chuck McAnlnch
GUARDS Pasco •... ·····-···-····-··-Clnrkslon Edmonds Yakima HighUne CENTERS Chelan Puyallup ........... ··-··· ..···-··· ..-··QUARTERBACKS Ordng Walla Walin __ Poulsbo ..............._,___ EIALFBACKS Mos;;yrock Walla Walla Everett Burlington Aberdeen Highline FULLBACKS Sumos .... Hoquiam Everett
HU 170 200
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5-8 S-10 6-0 6-t 5-9
190 185
5-ll½ 6-1
175 180 187
5-10 6-0 6-1
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185 167 170
5-9 6-0 5-9 6-1 5-10 6-1
187 193 190
5-8 6-3 6--0
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BOB SllA.NER HALFBACK.
DANNY GROGAN ENO
BOB COX QUARTERBACK
EUGENE FITZGERALD HALFBACK
JOE SllANDERA FULLBACK
DAN VERHEY GUARD
KNUTE GULDJORD QUARTERBACK
DEAN DERBY HALFBACK
JTl\1 .EASTHAM END
LA.RltY WILSON GUARD
DICK. RAJ\fl\'.lER!\lASTER CENTER
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BOB GANDY END
DICK KINCAID HALFBACK
RAY DOJ3BS CENTER
BOYD WlLKINS QUARTERBACK
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DALE NOAB GUARD
TED FLEMING END
RON MENSINGER
BENNY JACOBS HALFBACK
DON HAR1'W1C END
DON TA_yLOR
TACKLE
TACKt.E
1n Seattle you'll always enioy
Juq'ir�q ROAS��EATS I
RARE BEEF TENDER TURKEY JUICY HAM
at
United Restaurants. wl,e,.e fa1no11s athletes serlle .vou
JOHNNY NENEZICB famous umpire at Uie
RUBE SM'USTROl\t SL Louls Pitcher at the
Sixth nenr Pike
Boeing Field
SKY ROOM
HOME PLATE TO�ll\f\' WER1'ER TlNY ARNDT Basketball Slurs a1 U,e
AL HOSTAK MiddJcwclghl Champion ot the
1307 Tltird Aoe.
White Center
EPICURE
SPORTSMAN THE SEAFAIR 2nd al Broad
and wl,e,.e you'[l always find your friends.
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S. U Howard Sl:rcc1 Spokllne, Wn.
Turk, Edwards, Co•Owner
• EASTERN WASHINGTON COLLEGE Football Schedule
1953
Poc:atollo
September I 9-ldaho Stale College.
Cheney
September ZS-Lewis and Clark CoUege October 3-Whltworth College. -·····-···-··-··
__ Spokane
October 10-Westcm Washlngtoo
.Cheney
October 17-Pacilfo Lulborao College
Cheney
October Z4-Universlly of Btltlnh Columbia
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October 31-Contral Waslringlon College November ?-College of Puget Sound.. .
Vancouver
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. Chaney Tacoma
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Meet the
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1953 ALL-STAR GAME
QUEEN Queen Pal O'Brien (left) o( -Bremerton and
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Princesses Betty Hoglund (lower left) Everell
and Dolly Provine. (lowor right) Lincoln, (Seal•
Ue) were chosen by popular vole ol botb All Star ,;quad£.
Let's Go
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All State
The following enthusiastic Everett sport fans wish the All State team on which their own Wes Nelson and Chuck McAninch are playing success over Tri-City in today's great game:
Chuck McAninch COAST TO COAST STORES 2631 Colby BINYON OPTOMETRISTS 2113 Colby SWARM HARDWARE 1509 Hewitt Avenue THE TACKLE SHOP 1408 Howitt MODEL CLEANERS 1414 Hewitt Ave WALLY'S MEN'S APPAREL 2940 Colby BLACK AND KING, Inc. 2944 Colby Avenue
KIRBY CO ol EVERETT 1822 Broedwi,y
D & R REALTY 1828 Broadway
TINGSTAD & HAMPTON, Inc. 1824 B:ro4dway
EVERETT ELKS lODGE No. 479
JEFF'S DRAPERJ£S B & M Shopping Center, Hwy 99
BILL & BOB'S SERVICE 16th and Broadway
ART'S UNION SERVICE Broadway 6 Everell Ave
BROADWAY SERVICE 1203 Broadw..y
Eckstrom Sheat Metal Works 280! Hewill Ave
CHINOOK MARKET I 125 Broadway
fllorlhwest Ollice Machine Co. 151 I Collformo> Ave
STOWELL LUMBER CO. 2730 Brood•..-ay
EVERETT AERIE NO 13 F.O.E. Bob Hunt. Jr.. Secretary
WllL'S SERVICE Cedar and Hewitt
MILLER'S 1520 Hewitt
SOUND FARM SUPPLY 2401 Hewitt
COSTELLO'S 1619-21 rfewilt
EVERETT BELTING CO. 2405 l:lewttt
H. &. L. SPORT STORE 1703 Hewill
Granstrom Sporting Goods 1806 Bew,tl Ave
MEHRYFIELD JEWELRY STORE 1707 Hew1II Ave.
BA'l'ES BARBEB SHOP and BEAUTY SALON 29?.3 Colby
THE SPORT CENTER 1709 Hewitt Ave
HOBBY ARTS 2819 Wetmore Ave, Evcroll Vacuum Salos & Sorvico 2318 Booodwoy
ARDEN FARMS 2421 Hewill McDONOUGH'S JEWELERS 2810 Colby HEBB WU.SON 2824 Wetmore
Holmstad's Plumbing & Hu.ting 2811 Wetmore Ave..
MECCA BARBER SHOP
BROADWAY RADIO 2214 Broadway
Rip Van Wlnkle Motel & Caia 2301 Broadway
Wes Nelson