CHAPTER FOUR
It was a good game, from a Los Angeles standpoint at least, for the visitors from California, after trailing 18-0 at the start of the second quarter, came back to cop a 30-18 victory.
Arlene's young, brilliant quarterback acquaintance, Jim O'Flanagan, was the hero. The Pros were grooming Jim to take over the number one quarterbacking job from the veteran, Ron Jessup.
Jim had connected on three scoring passes and in general called a faultless game after Collins sent him in when it was apparent Jessup was not having one of his better days.
After the victory the old quarterback dressed slowly and thoughtfully in the team dressing room. He alone was not celebrating wildly like the rest of the Pros. The new kid quarterback was the center of all attention-particularly the new
