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Shadrack_J…
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The first program is SJS vs. Nevada, 1935. I was lucky to find a hard cover book in a Bakersfield antique shop with all of SJS's 1935 home programs. The pictures in the book were autographed by players and coaches, some of whom are in the SJS Hall of Fame now. The second is SJS vs BYU in 1946. The cover is dated, Oct. 25, 1945, but the game was actually played in '46. The next program is the 1949, Michigan-Stanford game. You can see that the Indian and Wolverine are trying to play tricks on each other. The last one is SJS vs. Stanford, 1950. The Indian and Spartan are engaged in an archery contest.
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Now thats just too Cool....I say lets bring back the Old days of college football programs, & have some Fun again! Very nice Shadrack!