Gonzaga at Idaho

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  Imperial Valley press, California, December 1, 1933, page 6 (results column)

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  HOLIDAY GRID CANES UPSET COAST TEAMS Surprises marked the ThankSgiV- Ing day warfare on scattered grid irons along the Pacific coast as University of Oregon registered its first victory over st. Mary’s and q. {. L. A. downed the Washington State college eleven. Two great plays, climaXing long scoring drives, gave the Oregon team, coast conference co-champions. a 1877 win over the powerful s.. MarV’s eleven. The first score came on a 17-yard pass play staged By Mark Temple and Leighton Gee. The winning score was made by Bob Parke, Oregon quarterback, en- Il tricky reverse when the attack had been stopped on the tive-yard line. st. Mary’S sandWiched touch down by George Wilson in between the Oregon tallieS. A single thrust by Mike Frankovich. speedy U. c. L. A. quarter back, gave the Los Angeles team their first conference win of the season. Frankoyich intercepted a Washington State pass in the sec ond period and ran 40 yards for the only touchdown of a TO game. The College Of the Pacific eleven tutored by Amos Alonzo Stagg end ed a successful campaign by defeat ing Fresno State, 1910. University Of Idaho won the big game of the day in the northwest by Wallopin9 Gonzaga. 20–⁠12. Out in the midwest the strong oregon State team met a surprising and crushing defeat at the hands OF Nebraska by 4 22–⁠0 score. Other games in which coast teams figured in the last big day of the season produced the following resuits: Chico State 7, San Jose State O; Pacific university IS, College OF Idaho s: willamette 40, Whitman O: San Mateo junior college Ia, Sac ramento junior college 0; Montana %, Utah Aggies 0; and Arizona 26, Whittier O. The next gridiron contest OF coastal interest pits the Trojans OF U. S. C. against the University OF Georgia in the Los Angeles Coli scum Saturday. On Sunday Santa Clara and University of San Fran cisco meet in San Francisco in thew annual clash.

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  The Daily Alaska empire, Alaska, December 1, 1933, page 5 (results column)

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  FOOTBALL-a RESUIIS8 The following are scores of the principal games played yesterday in various parts of the country; Alabama ?; Vanderbilt 0. Texas 10; Texas Aggies 10. Oregon State 0; Nebraska 22 Tennessee 27; Kentucky 0. Colgate 25; Brown 0. Cornell 20; Pennsylvania 12. Washington and Jefferson 2; West Virginia 2. Carnegie Tech 0; Pittsburgh 16. Kansas 27; Missouri 0. Oregon 13; St. Marys T. Idaho 20; Gonzaga 12. Washington State 0; U. c. L. A. ‘. Daily Empire Want Ads Pay.

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Tied 9–⁠9–⁠2 in 20 meetings, counting the eight since this game.