Pennsylvania at California

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  Daily Kennebec journal, Augusta, Me., January 2, 1925, page 1

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  Indiana Cridders Top Stanford II to 10 cnast Champions Turn Rack Pennsylvania, 40 Four Horse men Trample OppOs;tion in Pasadena Rowl- California Closes Fifth Straight Year Without Defeat p..eaena Rose Bowl-Jan. 1-(By p,-rhe great Notre Dame horse mon Of football tore around and over The serried phalanx of Stanford here ,odav for u to 10 victory in one OF y. most spectacular intersectional Games ever seen in the west. Rockne, coach Of Notre Dame. tried out his second string men at the outset. but can’t IN the cream Of his stable when The Cardinals marched down the field. The pace was terrific throughout the four periods, but foot speed out did line bucking and the South Bend aggregation went off the field still indicated this season. The famous -Four Horsemen’ were pitted against Ernie Movers, Of stanford and the gallant Cardinal, although he covered himself and his alma mater with glory. could not off, net their repeated charges. Al that, the huge Red-Shirted Stanfords outcharged the squat Blue jerseyed 1inemen of Notre Dame and II vas owing to their work that the Palo Alta institution was able 10 register ten points in the face of the fierce galloping of the cavalry of the Indianans. Notre Dame added to its list II honoss that Of having scored the 6rst victory for the east in four In ter-sectional games played on the Pacific coast this season. Fu the firs: time in a number OF yeera The RIOS. Bowl was packed to fcsntinued on Page 8, Col. 81

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  The Washington times, Washington [D.C.], January 2, 1925, page 18

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  PENN BOWS To BEARSO GRID California Machine Scores Two TouchdoWns, While Fasteners Are Held BERKELEY, CAL, Jan. 2.-The University Of Pennsylvania waA toppled from the list Of indicated elevens when California’s jugger. maui rolled UP a IA to o score in the giant Berkeley stadium. The Bears more than made good their threat, Pennsylvania only being favored with one chance to score. Early in the third period the Penn backfield ripped off gain after gain, and finally had the ball within the very shadows of the California goal. The best that was in Penn was called to the fore in a last gallant effort and on the fourth down the runner was nailed on the 9-inch line. That was PENIS only real chance to score. California showed the Fasteners a thing or two about the old line plunging game. With Captain Hor rell, all-American center, and Rau, guard, opening great holes. Cali fornia’s battering rams plowed through time after time for sub. stantial gains. Bob Griffin and John Young were the siege guns In the attack. Captain Rae McGraw, Fields, and Thomas proved the big ground gamers for Penn. Al Leth, Kruez, and Douglass were the other back field players for the Pennsylvanians. They were usually stopped cold in their tracks. PENIS much Wanted aerial attack was noted by it’s absence.

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  The Seattle star, Seattle, Wash., January 2, 1925, page 16

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  Calf rni;a OutpIays Pennsylvania and Wins, 40 Inlay and Dixon Star in Bear Victory at Berkeley California Has Better of Play With Exception Of Third Quarter; Young and Griffin Score Touch. downs for Vctors; $4,000 Sit in on Battle STADIUM, Jan. 2-The Uni. versity of California football team upheld the honor of the West here yesterday by defeating the hitherto undefeated Pennsylyallia eleven by ID TO score. The Golden Bears, undefeated IN five years Of gridiron conquests, were in top form, and outplayed the Quakers from far away Philadelphia in every period except a part of the third During that session Penn made a desperate attempt to even -aIifnlr,ia disnlaYnd the nunch and knnL ont

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  The Bismarck tribune. (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, North Dakota, January 2, 1925, page 1

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  CALIFORNIA is WINNER Defeats University of Penn syivania Team California Stadium Berkeley, Jan 2.-There was a Quaker meeting yes terday afternoon and the congrcgaton numbering some $4,000 was confirmed in the belief that football is a great sport and that the faith of five years in the imprcgnability of the University of California was justified once more. The creed was reaffirmed by IA TO victory over the University of Pennsylvania. California outplayed Pennsylvania almost from start to finish, except in the third period, when the visitors made desperate but unavailing squirt.

Public-domain newspapers from the Library of Congress’s Chronicling America, found through the American Stories dataset (Dell and Harvard, CC BY 4.0). The text is the machine reading of the page, mistakes and all.

California leads 7–⁠0 in seven meetings, counting the six since this game.