Washington at Stanford

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  Imperial Valley press, November 10, 1930, page 6

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  COUGARS KEEP FRONT PLACE IN COAST FOOTBALL SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 10. (u.P) With the great aggregation from Washington State seemingly in the clear in their headlong dash tor conference honors, football on the west coast was distinguished today by further shakeup among Cali ,ornia teams In what was once the big three Of western football. Howard Jones touchdown crazy Trojans have not cnly accomplished the impossible and defeated the proteges Of pop Warner and “NibS’ Price III one season but spilled them both by the most humiiiatlug margin ever sui tared during the tenure Of Their present coaches, Throwing CONSERVATION into the breasts OF the sons OF Stantord’s Reds TWO weeks ago when they tumb!ed Warmers team by that absurd verdict of ALP, the Thunder ing Herd came back Saturday TO hang up an aA-time record tor mar gin OF defeat for the California bears, 74-C. Meanwhile. Stanford. for days after the [. S. c. debacle, the m spiration tor sour dirges composed by the alumni and Pop” Warner, whose swan song had been written by & thousand bleacher coaches, were coming through against jim mys Phelans Washington Huskles to make their most impressive showing Of the season. Most encouraging to Stanford followers than the score-25 to 7 was the outcropping OF what has been sought in vain all season, 4 versatile and sustained running at tacS. The Cards smashed through for their first touchdown with 4 59-yard drive that was climaxed

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  The Daily Alaska empire, November 10, 1930, page 5

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  HUSKIES LOSE TO CARDINALS University of Washington Overpowered by Stanford II PALO ALTO, Cal, Nov. 10.- Piunging and passing in manner entirely foreign to earlier games the Stanford Cardinals won their first major Coast Conference game of the season last Saturday after noon when they overpowered the University of Washington Huskies by score of 25 to 2. After a brave display of strength in the first quarter which netted the Northerners a touchdown, Stan ford romped ever the field almost at, will until near the close of the contest when the Huskies made a hard drive for another score only to be held by stiff Stanford de- fenSiVe.

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Washington leads 46–⁠43–⁠4 in 93 meetings, counting the 84 since this game.