UCLA at California

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  Imperial Valley press, November 15, 1943, page 4

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  TROY : a H. !. s. SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. Is CUPl – University of Southern Cali fornia’s once triumphant TrojanS, Inundated by a $50 defeat at the hands of the Fourth Air Force from March Field, looked forward today to possible redemption in the Rose Bowl New Years day against the University of Washington Huskies. HUSKIES UNDEFEATED The undefeatcd Huskies and uses southern division Pacific coast conference champions took the Rose Bowl gridiron plum as expected, despite Troy’s crushing defeat Saturday and its previous 10 7 loss to San pieco Navy Training station. March Field in its only major game, has completed its season. use meets UCLA in its final regular season clash Nov. 27. after drawing a much-welcomed bye this week. TROJANS COLLAPSE The Trojans. who ran rough shod over California collegiate competition to earn Bowl bid, collapsed completely against the March Field All-Stars to suffer their worst defeat in sd years In other weekend games, Uni versity Of California took runncrup honors in the conference southern division race by turning back unvictorious UCLA, 13–⁠6; College of tho Pacific trounccd Yuma Army Air Base. 42–⁠0; St. Mary’s Pre- Flight rolled over University of San Francisco 41–⁠0, and Spokane Air Service Command defeated Whit man, 35-l3 ST. MARY’S MEETS UCLA Highlight of this weeks football schedule on the coast will be a Sunday game at Kezar stadium, San Francisco, between two naval pre-flight eleVenS, the defeat ed Del Monte Navyators and the strong St Mary’s AirdeVils. In Saturday clashes, California enter tains Alameda Coast Guard at Berkeley; st. Mary’s College meets UCLA at Los Angeles. and Uni vcrsity of San Francisco plays Col lege of the Pacific at KcHar. Loss Of four key backs and ends on military rc-aSsigments evident Iy weakened the Trojans more than first indications showed, account ing partially for their 800 shellack- / ing by March Field. Washington F however, has also lost several star ! players since its 27–⁠7 win over the + flyers in October. / INDIAN JACK HEAVES The game Saturday was field day for All-American Indian Jack Jacobs of the flyers, who deflated the Trojans completely with three / touchdown passes in the second quarter After Sal Rosato had crashed over for the initial March Field / touchdown in the second Stanza ! Jacobs struck three times through ] the air, passing once to Owen Thu : rex and twice to Joe Williams Then in the fourth quarter Jacobs wound up his days work by scoring through the inc and kicking tho final point. UCLA LEADS EARLY UCLA took an early lead over California when tackle Bob Malmberg blocked Bear punt for a i touchdown, but the Berkeleyans squeezed out a 7–⁠6 half-timc lead on Bob Frisbee’s plunge from the one-yard line as the half ended F’risbee scored again in the fourth on a six-yard run after the Bears had recovered a Bruin tumble.

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  Evening star, November 14, 1943, page 27 (results column)

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  Results Of Football Games Basic T. c., IA: Wake Forest, 0. Arkansas Ags, 10: Keesler Field, 7. Midwest. Bunker Hill Navy, Sc; Fort Sheri- Gan, 0. Illinois Wesleyan, o; Indiana State, Ohio State, %; Illinois, 26. Notre Dame, 25; Northwestern, 6. Michigan, q; Wisconsin, 0. Minnesota, 35; Iowa, IA. Oklahoma, 20; Missouri, 13. Great Lakes, 2l; Indiana, 7. Iowa Preflight, %; Camp Grant, 13. Iowa State, 20; Drake, 0. Miami (Ohio, 40; Baldwin Wal lace, 6. Xavier, SO; Wayne, o. Missouri Mines, q; Camp Robinson Ark, IA. Fort Riley, IA; Fort Warren, Z. Kansas, 13; Warrensburg Teachers, IL. Ohio Wesleyan, 80; Bowling Green, 20. Oberlin, p; Wooster, 0. Wilberforce, Is; w. Virginia State, 2 Kenyon, 10; Kenyon College Army Training Unit, 6. Illinois Normal, 13; Southeastern Missouri Teachers, 0. Northern Illinois Teachers, 20; Elm hurst, 7. Southwest. Texas, As; Texas Christian, 7. Arkansas, Ia; Southern Methodist 10. North Texas Aggies, “a; Texas Tech IA. Texas A. &, NJ, 20; Rice, 0. | Far West. California, 13; UCLA, 6. March Field, IS; Southern Califor. MIA, 0. New Mexico, 80; Denver, .13. ! Colorado College, “a; Utah, o. 4

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Officially, UCLA leads 59–⁠34–⁠1; as played, 59–⁠35–⁠1 in 95 meetings, counting the 83 since this game.