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Still groggy from the 12-2 pasting handed them Saturday by the University of California, the varsity water polo team yesterday afternoon went through a fast and furious 45 minute practice session as they grimly pointed toward a grudge victory over the Bears In next Saturday’s
return battle with the Northerners.
BITTKE NOT SATISFIED
Indicating that he was not at all satisfied with his charges’ poor showing against the Bears, Coach Ed Bittke revamped the starting lineup in an unexpected move that affected the position of almost every man on the squad. Sophomore Bud Townsend, fastest man on the team, was promoted from the second string to the varsity center-back spot.
Jim Humphries was moved from guard to forward; Dick Anderson from forward to guard; and Neil Kohlase from center-back to a guard position. Dwight Crum was shifted to the second string.
In yesterday’s scrimmage Bittke departed radically from his regular practice routine. Guards Anderson and Kohlase played most of the game in front of the forwards and consequently the goalie faced a constant barrage from a four-gun attack. Dick Krauss, who had plunked in six of his team’s eight goals in last week’s frays with Stanford and Cal, again sparked the first-stringer’s scoring punch. TEAM DOES WELL
Discouraging as the Berkeley tilt was, the Trojans played their best game of the season against Stanford. The veteran Cards bewildered the locals in the first half by breaking down the guards, but in the last two periods, the Trojans spotted their opponents to two points and rang up five counters for themselves. Bittke is confident that his boys will win if they play the same sort of game next Saturday against Cal.
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!RAN GRID STAR—Bob de Lauer, SC grid captain and versatile right tackle performer for the jan varsity, played his first game of the season last Saturday against California. A pre-season murage injury kept him out of the first four games.
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TEP, Kappa Sigma Highlight Matches
Opening the independent basketball season, hoop squads organized from many non-fraternity groups as well as groups containing Greek members, played four fast games last night.
Sparked by varsity footballers Doug Essick, Bill Musick, and other star performers, the team representing H.CXS. defeated a fighting Aeneas Hall No. 2 team, 34-24. Es-sick was high scorer for the winners with 22 digits accounted for, while Mounce starred for the losers with 10 points.
JAPANESE WIN TIFF
A fast-working Japanese team under the banner of Gakusei Kai downed a battling NROTC quintet to the tune of 26-10. Sasegawa sparked the winners with eight points, while Joseph did stellar service for the losing squads, boasting six points.
Aeneas Hall No. 2 team came through victorious over House of Lusk, the score reading 25-17. Snyder tallied nine points for the winning team, while Wilson shone for the losers with seven digits.
DENTISTS RUN WILD
A smooth Dental School five rode over the Watkins All Stars 27-6. Star for the dentists was Bleak with nine points, while Eyeb garnered all the loser’s six points.
The games will continue for the next four or five weeks, according to the committee in charge, with the matches scheduled for Monday nights.
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Track Men Plan Dinner
Featuring plans for this season’s Trojan track squad, a track dinner will be held in the Student Union grill tomorrow night at 6
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