Central Washington V. Oregon College

Central Washington University ScholarWorks@CWU CWU Athletics Events Programs CWU Athletics Collections Fall 10-21-1950 Central Washington V Oregon College Central Washington University Follow this and additional works at: http://digitalcommons.cwu.edu/ cwu_athletics_event_programs Recommended Citation Central Washington University, "Central Washington V Oregon College" (1950) CWU Athletics Events Programs 30 http://digitalcommons.cwu.edu/cwu_athletics_event_programs/30 This Book is brought to you for free and open access by the CWU Athletics Collections at ScholarWorks@CWU It has been accepted for inclusion in CWU Athletics Events Programs by an authorized administrator of ScholarWorks@CWU For more information, please contact pingfu@cwu.edu OFFICIAL PROGRAM ~ , ~· UNO / HOMECOMING GAME OCTOBER 23, 1954 HEY, SPORT Buy that Gear at DILL HOWELL'S Tacoma's Wilson Headq-uarters MEET AT BUSCH'S THE BEST IN ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT MA 5665 929 Commerce BUY YOUR DRUGS AT PAYLESS You Will Make a Touchdown After the Homecoming! 3505 SOUTH TACOMA WAY ENJOY JORDAN'S SUNBEAM BREAD * ENERGY PACKED * ALWAYS A WINNER In Savings Every Time Reach for Jordan 's Sunbeam at Your Favorite Food Store ONLY ONE PAYLESS IN TACOMA 930 Broadway * JORDAN BAKING COMPANY TACOMA, WASHINGTON ' After the game en1oy Tacoma's finest HAMBURGER at the FRISCO FREEZE Division at "L" Phone BR 6843 • Loggers Always Provide Thrills in Their Ann~9~ Homecoming Game • • Today's game i~ the third H 9mecoming contest to be played on the CPS field · ,, 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 ah ead of the final gun to down Pacific University, 13 to In 1941 , Ralph L undvall fell on a fumble in the College of Idaho end zone for the only score of the game In 1932, 19 and 1948 the Loggers also eked through with one touchdown margins The great Walter Camp, whose name is almost synonymous with football , once watched a CPS Homecoming game And what he saw was enough to make sure that he never forgot the College of Puget Sound F or on that day in 1924, the Maroon and White lost to Washington by the unbelievable score of 96 to school, was the star of two separate Homecomings In 19 and again in 1934 he led CPS t~ victory Ennis scored a touchdown in the Loggers' 13-6 win o ver Pacific and tallied twice as Whitman fell , 19-0 * Record of Central vs C PS Series 1922 College 1923 College 1928 College 1939 College 194B College 1949 College 1950 College 1951 College 1952 College 1953 College of of of of oi of of of of of Puget Puget Puget Puget Puget Puget Puget Puget Puget Puget Sound Sound Sound Sound Sound Sound Sound Sound Sound Sound 6, 13 24' 7' 6, 13 Central Centra l Central Central Central Central Cer,rtral 20 Ceri-traf 15' Central 20' Central o' 22 O 14 19 O 21 · · r:'~ ; 19 Won Lost Tie College of Puget Sound Central Washington O 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 Washington 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 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 * * * TEA M SCORES THIS YEAR CPS's SCORES CPS 7, PLC CPS 18, Eastern CPS 33, Western CPS , Whitworth CENTRAL'S SCORES 0 33 Central 0, Whitman Central 13, Lewis, Cl ' rk Central 6, Whitworth Central 7, PLC 14 14 15 20 Jimmy Ennis, who now coaches at Everett high The home of quality SWEATERS STEBNER'S, * QUALITY KNITIING CO INC~ NATIONALLY FAMOUS BRANDS MA 6581 937 Commerce The Finest in Floor Coverings THE SWING IS TO 3010 Sixth Avenue BR 4269 LET' S HAVE ACT ION NOT ''HOT AIR" Vote For 850 KC KTAC MUSIC - SPORTS - 850 KC LYALL JAMIESON For NEWS Prosecuting Attorney Heinrick's CPS Record Outstanding John Patrick Heinrick , a native Tacoman, is in his seventh year as head coach of the College of Puget Sound football team Heinrick has a record of 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, bu t played his college football at Central Washington where he captained the Wildcat grid squad in his las t 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 Stadium 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 director The years of 1948 and 1949 saw Heinrick 's elevens grab a share in the Evergreen title The Loggers won again in 19 l and tied with Whitworth las t 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 JOHN HEINRICK * * After the G,9 me meet at GOOD LUCK, LOGGERS From The ·> STEVE'S 54th & South Tacoma Way • • Tt_ (\ r._:-._j 13 Interference with fair catch o r forward pass (:':, ~ j . \\1; ,1 l/ 15 ' Incomplete forward pass penalty declined - no play {} or no score 14 Ineligible Receiver Down Field on Pass PROCEDURE SIGNALS /, ; , :I ~ (;J (.\; ~:') )J\ ~ 11 D Time out \Jy \'\\ ,\\j-:';( r\ ti ~/-\\ \ ' i\;)ur\')~~" \ \ (,JJ / 11,\'li"' j 1~\]~ I;\( \ \ J., ir'i•._ /'•W'\ //!a-~' _ t:";v, \ " ;, ( ~· \IJ 16 Crawling, pushing or helping runner 1/ \ Touch~ow~ or field goal A Ball is dead \ ~ -=- \ C Safety E First down I F Ball \ read~ I for ploy e1 :ii -