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OFFICIAL PROGRAM

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/ HOMECOMING GAME

OCTOBER 23, 1954

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After the Homecoming!

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Loggers Always Provide Thrills

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Today's game i~ the third H9mecoming contest to

be played on the CPS field ·

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Logger alumni will remember many thrilling

Homecoming games played in the past In 1932,

Captain Burdette Sterling scored on a two-yard end

sweep just four seconds ahead of the final gun to

down Pacific University, 13 to 6 In 1941, Ralph

Lundvall fell on a fumble in the College of Idaho

end zone for the only score of the game In 1932,

19 3 7 and 1948 the Loggers also eked through with

one touchdown margins

The great Walter Camp, whose name is almost s

y-nonymous with football, once watched a CPS

Home-coming game And what he saw was enough to make

sure that he never forgot the College of Puget Sound

For on that day in 1924, the Maroon and White lost

to Washington by the unbelievable score of 96 to 0

In 1929 a Logger Homecoming festival marked an

important date in Northwest football history Twelve

thousand fans witnessed the first game ever played

under lights in this sector of the country, as

Wash-ington again swamped CPS, 73-0, in Stadium bowl

One of the most electrifying aerial exhibitions ever

put on by the Loggers was turned in by Alex Schwetz

and the 1936 Loggers who pasted Pacific, 27 to 6

CPS did little but toss the ball around in that victory,

and on one play flipped five laterals, good for a total

of 50 yards

Jimmy Ennis, who now coaches at Everett high

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school, was the star of two separate Homecomings

In 19 3 2 and again in 1934 he led CPS t~ victory Ennis scored a touchdown in the Loggers' 13-6 win

over Pacific and tallied twice as Whitman fell, 19-0

Record of Central vs C P S S e ri e s

1922 College of Puget Sound 6, Central 22

1923 College of Puget Sound 13 Centra l O

1 92 8 College of Puget Sound 24 ' Central 14

1939 College of Puget Sound 7' Central 19

194B College o i Puget Sound 6, Central O

1949 College of Puget Sound 13 Central 21

1950 College of Puget Sound o' Cer,rtral 7

1951 College of Puget Sound 20 Ceri-traf 6 ·

1952 College of Puget Sound 15' Central 2 r:'~ ;

1953 College of Puget Sound 20' Central 19

Won Lost Tie College of Puget Sound 6 4 0 Central Washington 4 6 O

TE A M SCORES THIS Y EAR

CPS's SCORES CENTRAL'S SCORES CPS 7, PLC 6 Central 0, Whitman 14 CPS 18, Eastern 0 Central 13, Lewis, Cl ' rk 14 CPS 33, Western 0 Central 6 , Whitworth 15 CPS 1 , Whitworth 33 Central 7 , PLC 20

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NATIONALLY FAMOUS BRANDS

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Vote For

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For

P r o secutin g A ttorney

Heinrick's CPS Record Outstanding • •

JOHN HEINRICK

After the G , 9me meet at

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STEVE'S

54th & South Tacoma Way T<!,coma

John Patrick Heinrick, a native Tacoman, is in his

s venth year as head coach of the College of Puget

Sound football team Heinrick has a record of 3 5 wins, 1,1 losses and five ties in six coaching years at CPS, and has earned ~

a share of the Evergreen title four times

The popular Logger mentor received his degree from the University of Washington in 1926, but

played his college football at Central Washington where he captained the Wildcat grid squad in his last

season

He started coaching at Tacoma's Bellarmine High School and had amazing success in the city's smallest

school In 19 34 he moved to Stadium Heinrick took over the head coaching job at Sta

-dium in 1936 and in his second year led the Tigers

to the Cross-State tirle His teams repeated in 1938

and 1946

In 1945, while still handling football at Stadium,

Heinrick became the head basketball coach at CPS

He's been the Logger hoop boss ever since

"Genial John., moved to the College full time in

1948, taking over as football coach and athletic di -rector

The years of 1948 and 1949 saw Heinrick's ele v-ens grab a share in the Evergreen title The Loggers won again in 19 5 l and tied with Whitworth last year for the crown The Maroon and White has the best overall record in f9otball in the conference

The Logger eleven started a new winning streak over their arch rivals, Pacific Lutheran, last year by thumping the Lutes twice,· 20-0 and 27-6 In 1952,

the Gladiators beat a Heinrick-coached team for the first time, and Logger adherents hope that Heinrick can continue his newest streak over the Lutes this fall

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GOOD LUCK, LOGGERS

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A SUCCESSFUL SEASON TO THE LOGGERS!

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INSURANCE

Quick opener against a normal six-man line ~

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End run against a six-man line

overshifted to the right

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Gererden Hansen Mitchell Ehrenheim

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11 Don Egge

12 Joe Stortini

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LH

Parsons

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( Co-Captain )

13 Marvin Manley

14 Don Parsons

15 Ken Marsolais

16 Dave Groche

18 Chuck Arnold

19 Frank Angelo

20 Rich Dodds

21 Dale Meshke

QB Egge

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FB Dodds

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22 Bob Maguinez

23 Jack Daly

25 Bob Ehrenheim

26 Jim Fitzsimmons

27 Gerry Murdock

28 Bob Patterson

29 Bob Mitchell

30 Bob Erickson

31 Don Scoralle

32 Warren Logan

( Co-Capta in )

Murdoc k Patterson

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33 Jim Wolf e

34 Eugene Sleep er

35 Dick Hansen

36 Phil Yant

37 Wesley Pruitt

39 Dick Graham

40 Tom Glump Arnold Roe

24 Jesse Griffin Tom Donovan

19 Dan Grogan

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17 Shelley Gerard en

11 Intentional j• l'I 13 Interfer ence with fair r.:- _ r ~ ,

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CENTRAL WASH STARTING LINE-UP

Lucas Barber Morgan Knutson Argelan Lyall (C ) Tilton

LH Spearman

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Bill Bieloh

J ! m Hanson

22 Bill Harrima n

23 Don Pierce

24 Don Trombley

26 Jack Dickinson

27 Doyle Jensen

28 Stan Woody

29 Dick Trombley

30 Jerry Tilton

31 Wilber Lucas

32 B Storkel

34 F d Barber

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QB Harriman

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35 Vari Jensen

2 6 Don Lyal

37 John Startze l

38 Alf Knutson

25 Lee Foster

40 George Argelan

41 Phil Gant

42 Dave Carnehan

44 Jim Gibson

45 Bob Spearman

46 Larry Downing

48 Don Iverson

49 Dennis Anderson

RH Trombley

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50 Van Morgan

51 Harold Kenitze r

52 Frank Warnke

55 Wayne Roe

57 Don Stanley

58 Jim Medford

59 Larry Miller

62 Louis Schultz

63 Walt McGahuey

64 Clayton Evans

60 Willard Collins

54 Al Groves

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Lat e ral fake trap against a six-man line overshifted to the right

PROCEDURE SIGNALS

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12 Joe Stortini**" (Co-Captain) QB

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16 Davev Groche · · ··· · ·-· - · ·· · -··· · ···-····-····HB

20 Rich Dodds** ···-·-···- · ···- · ··· ··· FB

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28 Bob Patterson -··· · · ····- ·-···-···-E

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REMINDERS

Last CPS home game with Pacific Lutheran, Saturday , November 13, at 2:00 p.m., at the CPS Athletic Field

· Ho~ecom(ng Dance tonight from 10 : 00 to 1:00 p.m., at the CPS Fieldhouse ,

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BEST WISHES TO THE LOGGERS AND THE C.P.S HOMECOMING!

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PIERCE COUNTY DEMOCRAT

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CHAMPION OF FAIR PLAY

Wildcats Seek Season's First Victory

The Wildcats have dropped four closely contested

10 seconds

All ~ Conference quarterback Bill Harriman, a fine

The halfback spots are well taken care of with the

CENTRAL WASHINGTON'S COACH

L G "Clipper" Carmody, the ex-Central athlete,

basketball for the Wildcats and won all-WINCO

All-Ameri-can honorable mention and played in the East-West

After receiving his Master's degree from Columbia

DINE ITALIAN STYLE in the wonderful atmosphere of

Division & "K"

Irish Pat McMurtry

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OCTOBER 28, 1954

plus

FIVE SUPPORTING BOUTS

Banquet Room AvailabJe

AFTER THE GAME Visit

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WELCOME, GRADS!

UNION SERVICE

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DINING IN THE

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Smorgasbord Daily

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Deluxe Dinners

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Dancing Nightly with Bob Harvey

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Best Wishes from CONGRESSMAN

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WELCOME TO 1954 HOMECOMING!