Olympic Club at Stanford

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  Imperial Valley press, California, September 19, 1932, page 5

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  BEARS LOOK TO BE READY FOR GREAT SEASON SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 10. U.p) Although the curtain will not go up on the Pacific coast conference 1892 football season until this week END, four conference members held dress rehearsals” against trial horse opponents Saturday. Probably the most interesting session was staged in Berkeley where Navy Bill Ingrams California Sears drubbed two opponents and caused the report to get around that the Bears are going to be diff Ilcult prey for other conference teams to lasso this season. howard Jones, whose u. S. c. 1roJans will tackle the Bears later IN the season, repeatedly sat in the Stanos sizing up the product of ngrams second coaching year HIS comment has not yet been heard. Sport scribes failed to agree on which of the four squads the for mer Annapolis mentor utilized in defeating California Aggies, 20 to D, and West Coast Navy, l3 to 0. was his first string One squad appeared about as effective as the other. Pop” Warmers Indians tore off yardage at will against the San francisco Olympic club but their frequent fumbling prevented them Irom winning by more than the 6 TO 0 margin. Either Stanford has Kept Warmers word in abandoning most of his customary trick plays. or Warner decided to keep them under wraps” Saturday. The In olans went in mostly for forward passing against the club. Oregon State had a frantic afternoon against the flashy Gonzaga team. Not until the last two min utes of play did the Oregon lads get their power plays into action with enough effectiveness to push over a touchdown to win. 10 to 16. U. G. L, A, in two unprogrammed contests, defeated Los Angeles Jun lor College, % to 0, and La Verne college, 21 to 0. The Bruins pass ing attack featured the encounters.

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Stanford leads 10–⁠5–⁠1 in 16 meetings, counting the two since this game.