Washington at Stanford

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  Evening star, November 6, 1932, page 57

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  STANFORD SWEPT ASIDE BY HUSK|ES Rousing Washington Rally Routs Indians, 1913, in Thrilling Tilt. BY the Associa ted Press. ~ ALO ALTO, Calf, November S. - In a thrill-a- minute encounter of sensational runs and many intercepted passes, Washington’s purple and gold garbed gridiron war riors smashed to an l8-to-13 victory today over Stanford’s Indians. With a demoralizing second-half at tack that swept everything before it.. Coach Jimmy Phelans Huskies came from behind to push over three touch downs and pile up lead that great Stanford rally was unable to overcome In the closing minutes of play the Indians also crossed the goal line of their opponents. but a last-second threat failed when the Huskies regained the ball on an intercepted pass and clung to it until the final gun. The defeat pushed Coach Glenn Pop) Warmers team into the Pacific Coast Conference cellar

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Washington leads 46–⁠43–⁠4 in 93 meetings, counting the 82 since this game.