Idaho at California

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  Imperial Valley press, November 14, 1932, page 3 (results column)

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  TROJANS APPEAR SURE TO FACE IRISH WITH UNDEFEATED TEAM fright when they saw Troy’s 1900 pounds of forward wall charging down the field at the opening kick Off They took little interest in the proceedings until U. S. G. had piled up more points than they had in any game this season. The Webfeet have until Thanksgiving day to recover their poise and give battle to st. Mary’s. The hardest fought contest OF the weekend occurred on Wash ington’s rainsoaked gridiron where the Huskies and Washington State staged their first scoreless tie in 2e games. Both teams remain idle this week, giving them time to recuperate before they step forward Thanksgiving day to make the Northwests final effort to defeat U. S. G. and U. G. L. A. The Cougars will play U. G. l. A. at Los Angeles. Although unbeaten in conference competition the Bruins had their perfect rec, ord smeared by st. Mary’s last week. Despite the fact they hac spent two weeks travelling to ant from New York, the Gaels wadec into the Bruins with zest anc emerged victorious, IA to Z. The Bruins entertain Montana this week in what should prove tc be the Grizzlies fifth straight conference defeat. Beavers Go East The only other conference men, ber active this week will be Ore gon State. The Beavers were headed for New York today tc meet Fordham Saturday, hoping for better luck than st. Mary’s hac two weeks ago. The Beavers gave their offensive limbering uI against Montana Saturday, run ming up 35–⁠6 score. Enroute home from the east, Oregon State will stop at Detroit to play Detroit university. Stanford’s long denied yen fol touchdowns was realized when the Cards staged a Roman holiday al the expense of California Aggies Relying mostly on the secone string they ran up a. $50 count. While this was in progress, Stan ford’s mentor, Pop” Warner, ane rlost of the regulars were across the bay in Berkeley watching Cal ifornia down a determined Idaho eleven, 21–⁠6. Pop returned home wrinkled his aging brow ant gloomily announced that his thrice beaten eleven would be decided under dogs against the Colder Bears this week. The Bears found Idaho hardl! “breather.” Outweighed and out numbered in reserve strength. the Vandals staged a praiseworthy defenSive and one by one the Cali fornia’s regulars were called tc duty to avert an embarrassing fin al score for Bill Ingram’s charges In a last desperate effort to reg lister a third touchdown, ingram sent in an entire new team in thu fourth period. The Vandal scorI came in the second quarter wher Arleigh Williams, star Bear half back, fumbled when he was tackled and Norby grabbed it in mid-ail and galloped SO yards to a touch down.

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  The Daily Alaska empire, November 14, 1932, page 5 (results column)

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  FOOT BALL. RESUETSl& The following are scores of principal football games played last Saturday afternoon: University of Washington O.; Washington State O. Oregon 0; Southern California 33. Idaho 6; California 21. California Aggies 0; Stanford 59. Oregon State 35; Montana G. Chicago 0; Michigan 12. Yale T; Princeton ‘. New York University 0; Fordham T. North Dakota State 0; Army 52. Maryland ‘; Navy 28. Dartmouth 6; Cornell 21. Brown 2; Columbia 6. Colgate 16; Syracuse 0. Holy Cross o; Harvard 2. Alabama 0; Georgie Tech 6. Minnesota 13; Wisconsin 20. Pittsburgh O; Nebraska 0. Northwestern o; Notre Dame 2l. Furuue 1o, iowa U. Penn 0; Ohio State 19. UrSinus 20; Swarthmore o. Penn State 12; Temple 13. Washington University at St. Louis 0; Drake 6. Kansas T; Missouri o. Pacific College 6; Willamette g. Tulane 6; Kentucky 3. Indiana 6; Illinois IS. Denver University O; Utah 27. Arkansas T; Southern Methodist 13. Colorado 0; Colorado College 12. Tennessee 0; Vanderbilt O. SUNDAY GAME Santa Clara T; San Francisco o.

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California leads 5–⁠0 in five meetings, counting the three since this game.