Washington at Stanford

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  Imperial Valley press, November 13, 1936, page 6

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  WASHINGTON TO TAKE ON u. S. {. Southern Californis’s day in court-a shot at the champion ship-bound Washington Huskiestops the Pacific Coast football menu Saturday. The Hainless Huskies will be Slight favorites on their home field at Seattle-even though their star halfback will see the game from the bench near Coach Jimmie Phelan. Haines suffered a twisted knee in the 14–⁠14 Stanford game last Saturday. His loss removed one of the most dangerous runners on the coast from the game. But Fritz WaScowitz, perhaps second only to Joe Gray of Ore gon State as passer, will slir nicely into Haines’ post. Flanked by Jimmie Cain, Ed Nowogrosk and Elmer Logg the backfield vii be as potent as any the Trojan’ have faced. The Trojans likely will be free up for the game, after being up. set 1877 by California. They realiz, if they beat the HuskieS and U.C LA. they can match claims for { return to the Rose Bowl. Their sta sophomore Ambrose SCHNEIDER, wa reported ready for bang-up ball carrying game.

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Washington leads 46–⁠43–⁠4 in 93 meetings, counting the 78 since this game.