Santa Clara at Stanford

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  Imperial Valley press, California, October 9, 1933, page 1

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  TROJANS FAVORED To WIN OVER ST MARY’S ELEVEN SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 9. - The University of Southern California was favored to continue its unbroken string of victories when it meets a bruised and battered St. Mary’s team next Saturday, after revealing great strength in tramp ling the hopes of Washington State college. Cotton Warburton, midget quarterback. led the Trojans to a smash ing 80 to 0 victory over w. S. c. at Los Angeles. Warburton scored three touchoowns. He ran so yards for the first, plunged over from a short distance for the second, and ran rs yards for the third. Coach Howard Jones then replaced him with Bill Howard, who skirted left end Is yards for a fourth quarter touchdown. Cal Clemens intercept ed a Cougar pass and scored tie final Trojan touchdown on a So yard run. University of California stunning ~ upset the st Mary’s eleven that had been hailed as leading west ern challenger of U. S. c. Led by 2 sophomore halfback, Floyd Blow er, the Golden Bears overcame a 13-point lead the Gaels established in the opening period and won IA to Is. Al Nichelini ran “a yards to give ST. Mary’s the first score. Jorgensen kicked the point. Fred Can rinus. end, picked up blocked punt and ran Is yards for the second St Mary’s touchdown. Jorgensers failure to convert cost the Gaels a tie. The California attack got I’M Ger way and in the second perioG Arleigh Williams plunged across from the three-yard line and kicked the point. Blower went thu ough the heavy st. Mary’s line in the final quarter and plunged Is yards fo’ the touchdown that tied the score He then kicked the goal that won the game. / Cardinals Stand Out The Stanford Cardinals, unbeater and unsored upon III three games were enroute TO Chicago today tC meet Coach Dick Hanley’s North western team. Stanford was led &c / 7 to 0 victory over Santa Clara Saturday by Young Bobby Grayson sophomore fullback. Grayson slash ed over the goal line after spark ing the running attack that brought the ball to the three-yard stripe The Cardinals won by hair, bare

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  The Daily Alaska empire, October 9, 1933, page 7

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  STANFORD WINS BY TOUCHDOWN Santa Clara Defeated 7 to 0-Grayson and Cor bus Make Points PALO ALTO, Cal, Oct. g. Capitalizing the only scori n g chance last Saturday afternoon, Stanford defeated Santa Clara ‘ to 0 before 35,000 spectators. Bobby Brayson, sophomore full back, pushed over the touchdown in the first period after Stanford recovered a tumble on Santa Cla- ra’s 15-yard line. Bill Corbus place-kicked the ex- tra point. Santa Clara missed two touch downs by incompleted passes.

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Stanford leads 19–⁠9–⁠2 in 30 meetings, counting the 16 since this game.