Oregon State at San Francisco

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  Evening star, District of Columbia, October 16, 1933, page 28

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  OREGON STATE surprised the ex. J perts in defeating San Francisco University and Norman Franklin II AAsAOAs ~ “A = - oAA “a ASSo CsAS Co pertS in defeating San Francisco University and Norman Franklin made one Of the best runs on the coast this year. returning a kickoff for “a yards and a touchdown. Oregon State used the single wing back formation more effectively than the double-wing Warner formation Of San Francisco U, and had the better Of the kicking and passing departments California won easily over the Olympic club by three touchdowns and q safety, but the victory was costly due to the injury Of the sophomore pile driver and kicker. Blower. The Cali. fornia backfield combination that seems to operate the best is Williams, Keefer, Relies and Reedy Washington State was caught nap ping on the kickoff, and after being behind, 7–⁠6, staged a comeback by blocking a punt and scoring on the play. The Montana team and Coach Bunny Oakes must be congratulated on putting up such great defense against the heavy and powerful Washington State aggregation. Tex Magnus. Washington State back, gave fine exhibition of running. kick ing and passing. and the 72-yard drive for the first Washington State touch down showed that the Cougars have the power when they want to turn it on.

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  The Daily Alaska empire, October 16, 1933, page 5

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  OREGON STATE WINS BY PASS University of San Francisco Defeated Twelve to Seven SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Oct. Is. On a long floating pass over the goal line rode 12 to oregon State victory over the University of San Francisco last Saturday aft ernoon at the close of a hard fought gridiron battle. It was the Dons’ third defeat at the hands of the Staters.

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Tied 1–⁠1 in two meetings, counting the one since this game.