Olympic Club at Stanford

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  Imperial Valley press, November 6, 1933, page 3 (results column)

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  SATURDAY Dad FOR INVADERS Invading elevens were accorded rough receptions in the three major games of the Pacific Coast foot ball program over the weekend, as University of Oregon crushed Utah, UCLA held the Golden Bears of California to scoreless tie, and Santa Clara forward passed Rice Institute of Texas into defeat. Washington State was more sue cesSful in a trip to Spokane where they defeated Gonzaga, 1910. The staters overpowered their Bulldog foe. In winning its seventh successive game of the season, the Oregon Webfeet overpoWered Utah, Perennial Rocky mountain conference champions, by a 26–⁠7 score. The coast conference leaders started scoring in the second quarter with Leighton Gee, fast stepping half back, leading the parade that push ed four touchdowns over. Utah scored in the final minutes on a forward pass. UCLA, the underdog on their home field, gave their Berkeley brothers a scare in the first meet ing of the two elevens from the same university. Uclans pushed their way once to the Bears nine yard line and threatened on other occasions. California, playing a listleSs game, never drove beyond the Bruins 25. Leaping frankie Sobrero, tossine passes while jumping five feet off the ground, gave Santa Clara the edge in it’s 1870 win over Rice In stitute in the opener of their in terSectional series. Sobrero tosses to Mccoy and Britschgi opened the way for the first score; Sob rero heave into the end zone tC Arnerich provided the second. Stanford shook off an early list lessness to defeat the Olympic club 21–⁠0. The Indians held much ot their power and their attack ir reserve for next Week-end’s CLASH with use. Bobby Grayson’s appearance in the Stanford back field started the Thornhill-coached team on it’s way to the touch down zone. College of the Pacific, coached by Amos Alonzo Stagg, forward passed to a 1877 win over the Cali fornia Aggies.

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