San Francisco at Santa Clara

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  Imperial Valley press, October 12, 1936, page 6 (results column)

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  HUSKIES> use. DOM!NATEPLAY IN COAST LOOP WaShington’S rowerhouse eleven and the rejuvenated University of Southern California team today held the upper hand in Pacific coast football, and weekend results in dicated that the Husky Trojan meeting Nov. IA may be the key encounter of the season. The football menu next weekend viii be headed by the University of California–UCLA clash at Berkeley. and the USC-Washington State game at Los Angeles. Washington. which lost only to University of Minnesota thus far by a one touchdown margin-walloped the UCLA aggregation 14–⁠0 Saturday, and the Trojans, look ing like the steamro’ler SQUADS of the late ‘twenties and early ‘thirties, trounced University of Illinois. 246. The California Bears were hard pressed to win from Oregon State, TO. Stanford, last years champion. emerged from a rugged game with University of Oregon with a IT tie. The Cardinals are in tie for fifth spot with Oregon, having lost one and tied one in conference play. UCLA is in seventh place nth one lost, and Oregon State brings up the rear with two losses. Santa Clara downed University Of San Francisco 15–⁠7 in a Sunday game at Kezar stadium, and st. Mary’s beat Loyola at Los Angeles, 10 to 7.

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Santa Clara leads 13–⁠3–⁠1 in 17 meetings, counting the 12 since this game.