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GOLDEN BEARS
TRIUMPH 27-6;
STANFORD WINSilN AGGIE Till SECOND SQUAD
Santa Clara Beaten Decisi
vely While Cardinals
Score One Touchdown
Victory Over Olympic
Club Before Big Crowd.
BY RUSSELL J. NEWLAND
:( Associated Press Sports Writer)
: MEM,OR1ALi STADIUM, Herk
ilejr Calif., Sept. 28. (P) Oall
fnrnlii'B contribution to fur west
ern football for 1X9 came up to
the expectation!! of followers to
day when the Beam smashed their
way to ii 27-fi victory over a hard
flgl.tlnn Santa Clara eleven.
. Hofore approxlmatqly 4,000 per
sons, the largest throne; ever to
root an opening game here, the
California stalwarts pounded anil
paused theh- wuy to a decisive If
not easy triumph.'.
. The Broncos were In there strug
gling every minute of the game,
hut a superior California offensive,
founded largely on a final aerial
attack, spelled their gridiron doom
In the first hair. California scored
a touchdown in the .first period
and ,two .more lu, the second to
hold a 20-0 lead at half time.
, Outclassed iu the first half, and
.unable even to score a first down,
the Broncos value bnclt to, give
their .rivals a tussle in the second
half. Coach Nibs Price started the
final half with an eleven composed
largely of reserves and ugainat this
squad the Santa Clara siiiinil made
a strong showing during tho third
period. Kesortlng to a passing at
tack, the visitors drove "down to
the seven yard Hue, the first time
they wne able to roach Califor
nia 'territory. A strong Bear de
fense arose, however, and the
Broncos lost the bull on downs
nfter a poor pass ami a smeared
play had forced them back to the
30-yard lino..
". California's first string squad
was lined up during the last per
iod, but a desperate Santa Clara
team managed ,'to score against
It. Throwing everything Into one
great thrust, tho Broncos scored
V il .touchdown lu the last minute of
-play. Tlireo passus llmt gullied a
bital of i'i yards brought tliom
lliolr six. points. Tho .Bears vis.
Isbly slowed up during this lust
nttack by tho opposition and
Ifaukinson's push to Muchudo
caught them .unawares.
.California had previously scored
Its fourth touchdown n few min
utes before, following long ruiiH
by Benny Lorn, left hulfliuck, that
not led 40 yards. The Hoars lost
Ilia ball on downs but regaluod
.. It Immediately on an Intercepted
pass and drove through with
passes and lino plunges to score.
HlokliiKbothntn went over for the
ilx points. Im failed to convert,
but California received the extra
-point when a Simla Clara man was
ruled off side,
California registered 13 first
downs to 10 for Santa Clara. !,om
was the outstanding ball lugger.
Packing t times for 110 yards.
Riogels, Bear captain and center
whose 75-yard run In the wrong
direction cost California an 8-7
game to (leorglu Tech at Pasa
dena last New Year's day, turn
ed In h great gamo during the
time he played. In the fourth
quartor ho Intercepted a Santa
Clara ,pass and this was responsi
ble .tor California's fourth touch
down. Mettor. Bantu Clara loft
half, played a brilliant game. He
carried tho ball 1U times, moro
than the total of all tho othur
Bronco backfield men and gained
SO yards by his efforts.
STANFORD STADICM, Sept. I!8.
(Ar I In a great exhibition of do.
fenslvo line play Stanford I'nlver
slty football team wont to a 0 In'
0 victory today ovor the highly
touted 01ymu.lt- club eleven but'oro
an .estimated crowd of 25,000 peo
ple. A short kick by Allen. WIukoiI
O fullback. .Unit , went out of
bounds on his own 43-yatd line,
gave the Cardinals the chance lo
scoro the only touchdown of the
Rame In the second period. From
this point Frentrup, Stanford half
'hark, rambled 21! yards around
end of a doinn pass lateral. Then
Smalllng plowed Into tho Hue for
a short gain and then faded back
and hurled a long puss lo Holherl,
hiuillng iinnr the goal lino and the
latter drove over for a score.
Klelshliacor attempted to convert
.but his kick waa blocked.
Tho Clubmen Vvlcn tlireutoned
to score. In Ilia third quarter two
long passes took them to the Stan
ford 1fi yard Hnu where they hist
the ball on an incomplete pasn
over the goal lino. In the fourth
period an . intercepted Stanford
, pass and some Inspired bnll curry
ing by I'ruderii-ks, substitute half
. back, brought .them to the Card
inals' 24-yard line but again a long
heave fall Incomplete ainoug the
goal posts.
. . Captain Mullnr of Stanford turn
ed in a startling performance at
right end as did Korri. Olympic
club wlngntan, Morton Kanr, play
ing. Misty fur tho club, brought
the crowd to Its feet 'time an1
again with .twisting rotuins of
BUuforU's punts.
' tQB ANOKL.KH. Sept. Jj.p)
Whatever stratogotlo position the
University of Southern California
football elevon mny have held In
re-season . reckoning, waa nun
mented beyond computation hire
today na the, Trojans ran vlot over
the University of Cullfornla M
Los Angeles Iirnlns, 71 to 0.
Mall Tribune arts are re.iiS !iv
16,000 people every day. ' tf
STATERS FLASHIOREGON TRIMS
STRONG FINISH
Corvallis Squad Held Score
less In First Half Drive
Over 19 to 0 Victory By
Straight Football In-
. tercepted Pass Is Touch
down. CCMtVAU-lS, Ore., Sept. 28.
(A) Oregon State proved Itself a
strong second hulf football team
here today by defeating the Cal
ifornia Aggies 1R to 0 after the
Southerners held them scoreless
and all but outplayed them
through two periods.
Scblsslor'a mon began their
march in tho third period on tliclr
own 30-yard lino when Kerr, sub
stitute hulfhuck, ran through the
line for 30 yards. The drive con
tinued with straight football,
Buerke carrying the pigskin ovor
the last yard.
.The second score following In
the final period when Nosier,
midget substitute quarter, return
ed a punt 25 yards after Cali
fornia kicked from behind its own
line. Kssmau, substitute fullback,
scored and Moten converted. The
final count ennio In the lust min
ute of play when Jletton Inter
cepted ' u pass and ran 3' yards
lo score but failed to convert.
Tho weather and field were
much to the visitors' liking and
In the first half their line work
ed well with Severs strong at cen
ter while the backs made 25 yards
from Bi-rlmmngo to the Stators' 22
they lost it nil In the second half
and ended with no net gains to
the home tentn's 175. Schisslor
kept Shorwood, flashy half, on the
bench alter tho first minute.
Cnllt'. Aggies Pos. Ore. State
Schmidt 1,K Uustalson
Leathers 1.(1 Larson
Stover ' Geddos
tllllesplo Kt! Thompson
Borges KT Bynxton
Pearson UK Hlrlff
Craves Q Buerke
W'ler LH Sherwood
.Miinin ltll Hughes
Sou.a F ' (llliuore
Scoro by Porlods:
Calif. Aggies 0 0 0 0 0
Oregon Stuto 0 0 0 13 I!)
Oregon Slnto scoring: Touch
downs, HiiiiiKo.i Khhiiiiii, substitute
lor (illinoro;! .Mootqii, . substitute
for JI ughes. , .
Points from try' after ' touch
down: .Meet In, place-kick.
OPENER SETUPS
VNIVKHSITY OF WASHIXII
Tt). STADICM, 8KATTLK, Sept.
JS. (fl'l After falling to score In
the first period, the University of
Washington football team piled tip
a 47 to 0 victory over Whitman
college, Us first 1 :' opponents
this iiftoruoou. The "Washington
Ililxklcs began to function in the
second period end counted seven
tiim lulntvus before the .,fluiil gun
whs sounded.
PULLMAN, Wnsli., Sept. 28. (ft'i
WauhliiKton State college swamped
Hie ellcge of Idaho 48 to 0 here
today In their opening game of the
season. Seven touchdowns and
six converted goals made tho acore
nhnot-t iih big ns In tlieli giuun last
yenr, but the Cougars lucked driv
ing power In today's gumo.
MISSOULA. Mont. Sept. C8.
Wi A line, impenetrable on de
fence iind powerful on offence,
this afternoon overcame Montan.i
university's handti-ap of a green
back field and provided a football
upset to dispel holies of Muuut
St. Chat-Ian college of Helena for
n stale championship this year.
Tho (Irlaslles won, 18 to 0 de
aplle the HnlntK' spirited uhalienge
during the last two periods.
MllKCDW, Ida.. Sept. 28. (rt'l
The University of Idaho fool hall
li'ittu defeated Montana State eol
h'gc OS to tl, with straight rootball
In a , iion-c ontcrencu ganie here
loday. A sensntlonitl tloublo siss
nour the end of the fourth peri
od that sunt lie Krate, halfback,
over the Hue saved the ltobcnts a
whitewashing.
SI'OKANH, SOi, SKIIWrill
sti-ong ctensiiKii- 1'nlverslty Bull
dogs ' defeated Kllelisburg' 'Normal
seliool'a footbalft men here totday
II to I
150 POINTS MADE
MKNOMINIOK, Mich.. 8ot. t.
-H'PH-Thfl Monunilnpo. IiIkIi Mhimi
foollmll Ifhin nioldvd lotn srld
Iron lilntory todny hy dtjfoatin
Klngitford 150 to 0. Thq vlrtuvn
mo rod 23 touohdow-nn and IX
polnlH nfter touchdown. TaUn.
Mnnomtnor hnirhHok uroi-d nln
nf thn tourhdriffna on run nvnr
U, J'ftrdf.
PACIFIC WITH
First Team Plays Only !n
Opening Quarter, and Af
ter Listless Start, Big
Score Is Registered.
KCCIKN'K, Ore., Sept. 2S. (P)
Oregon, In a long proceBsion of
(oiichdowns, trampled over Pacific
University 8 to 0 In the opening
nou-confereuce game of the season
here today. The W'ebfoots got off
to a slow start, playing a mon
otonous brand of football through
the first half, but camn to life
In the second half to rush the
lladgoi- goal almost at will.
In Oregon's victory, however,
Ihero lurked n shadow of mystery
since only lu the flrKt quarter was
the Webl'uot first team on the
field. !
Oregon first crossed tho Badger
goal line late In the first quarter.
Tho score was unearned but It
sturted the locals on a scoring
rampage that lasted until the end
of the gamo.
Pacific
Pos.
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ltd
V
Oregon
Krdle.v
Colbert
Shields
Studelman
Llllle
Cbrlslensen
Archer
KlUmillor
Wllliums
Spear
Mueller
Walker
Cone
Knup
Tour
Ager
Briichinan
Johnson
Miller
Slirlyur.
Krosli
Carlton
Score by periods:
Pacific 0 0' 0 00
Oregon . ..0 13 20 1 Ds
Oregon scoring: Touchdowns,
Moollor, Donilhue, sub lor Wll-
Hums; Spear, Robinson, sub for
Kltzmlllur; , Huttou, 3, bmIi for
Moeller: A.'Browne, sub for Spear;
Johnson; sub for 'Moeller.' ' Points
for try after touchdown: Robln-
son 2,
Kitzmlllor,
Ondnhl.
OVER WEED 20-6
PASS LOSES 27-6
Tho A.shlund hy:U scluiol foot
ball lot m, ilif.'atcd tho Word,
(f'nlif.) Jlinh Hi'lutul i'HH?rilay
jiftcriiuon. on their home ki'oimhK
-'0 t (i, In u muiH! thut wiw nvxiw
in (loulit, aftor the flint (juarter.
Thp I.lthlaiiR proHontod a utroiiR
ilcfcfiHt. and ii Htmpny offi-nso but
wtTu weak an forward pUHttln
Thoy Hhowcd fHHliVH of tpumwork.
and wcro fuat.
Tho California tinm n wook ko
pluytd tho Kummth FalU lilh
t:clmol lo u Hovt'n to Hi'Ven
In n fjamo nt Klamath Falln yos
iorday aftrrnnon. tho OrnntH Vnnn
Ii Ik ti Brhnol waH doft'iitod liy Klam
ath FallH, '21 to It. The (Mlinati'
t'lty youths vrvve outi'laafpd In all
dMartmont8 of tho Knp. 3t wiw
thoh Hwoml Kamo, aftor a lon
altMt'iUT frnm tho .nouthorn Oro
Kin t'onfprpnro,
Tho Klamath KhIIh wuh Mb but
hIow. and rpmtrtoil lo HtralKht foot
htill throughout innM of the umno.
HAI-UV. Mt. HH. (Hj Tho
Clnunawa Indian m'hool football
toum dofontod tho irnlumhlH lnt
vovNlty hls'h (tohool cloven 21 to ('
nt Chnminva today. M ouch ant and
Wiltti'r. Indian hai.-kH, advan'rod
tho hull almost at will against Xhv
liuppidtnood Porlland Iohui. A
touchdown and afoi Wfirfl ucorod
hy I'lunnawa In tho Kocnnd uuar
tor. ono tout'hdow n In tho third
period and ono In tho fourth.
I'BNDl-KTOX. Ore, Sopt. 3S.
(dV-A thirty yard run hy O'llrlon.
riKht end. In tho soocmd period
roHiiltod In a to o vh tory for
Pasco hlKh BOhottl ovor INuuiloton
horc today.
ASTOUIA, trp.. sMt. SIS.- tvV-
ANtitiin hUih romred ncrhMi tlu
(rant hlnh Behool criddvrH Iippp
loday and oux'i-upd on tho lonu
oud of a
ti u Hooro.
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PILE UP BIG SCORES
AXXAI'OI.IH, Md.,-Htpe. .
(fl'i Navy unleashed n powerful
running ntliirk when IhmIhou mil
Verslty was powerless to stop
and sniushtd ev.r the Ohl"an for
a -t? to 0 victory to start Its quest
fur 1US9 roetlaill honors before
10,000 spectniors Kulay.
A biK kftelil untrb-d as a whole,
but with experience as Indlvliliinlx
itlld u line pi a. il, all Intact from
lat Keason etisbb-d Navy to score
almost nt will and not until the
lapt half did the Matters make
their slnsle first down.
WK8T POINT, N. Y Sept. !?.
Artny'i bl guns were' too
nowoiful loduy (or a name little
llostnn university eleven and the
Cadets started their season with
a 2 to 0 victory. Despite a blist
ering hot afternoon a crowd ol
approximately i;,0o0 saw tho foot
ball curtain rung up.
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Clean cotton rtv w-nnte f4it
Trlbuna ortie
FOR FLAG FADES
I'l'illTI.AVI). dr.. s'i.1,1 !!)
i'ortlnnd's Uucks' were virtually , gle8.. u
eliminated from tho Const lunutiei Toledo, 0; Akron, 26,
unnnj.m nt.-n uliin f l It l, u,l iv.in
today's game a to 8. The Oak
Mailed early, nicking ,l..e Cm
carelln for elx runs In the fi
inning. Ther leud was nevor
seriollKly threatened.
It. 11. K.
Oakland !i 13 1
Portlund 8 !l 1
Knita-h and Lunibltrdi; Cascul'el
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Mass. A. C, 7; Bates. 6.
Colby, 7; New Hampshire, 20.
Swarthmore, II; Drexel. 8.
Columbia. 38; Mlddlebury, U.
Wisconsin, 21; South Dakota, 0.
Williams, 44; Trinity, ti.
Knrdham, 13: Westminister, 0.
Ursinus, : Dickinson, ti, tie.
Temple, 25: Thiol, 0.
Army, 2(1; Huston University ,0.
Muhlenberg, 2ti; Juniata. .0.
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