UCLA at Oregon

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  Evening star, November 10, 1946, page 33

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  Pressed UcIans Cross Goal Late for 14–⁠0 Win Over Oregon PORTLAND, Ore, Nov. GA slender half-back named Jake Leicht STAYED of mighty UCLA almost single e-handed for Al minutes today, but Bruin power told in the waning minutes for a 14–⁠0 victory over Oregon. Leicht’s quick kicks and darting forays for Oregon into UCLA territory kept the Californians bot tied up through the first half. Late in the third the Bruins got back on the Rose Bowl track, marching So yards for their first touchdown. Quarterback Ernie Case. key man in the Bruins T formation attack, teamed with stellar end Burr Bald win to set up the score Case tossed long pass that Baldwin gathered in as he was knocked out of bounds on Oregon’s ia 30-yard gain. Two plays later Gene Rowland took a spinner from Case and sliced through a 5-yard wide hole al right tackle to 60 IA yards untouched for the score. Case converted.

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UCLA leads 41–⁠33 in 74 meetings, counting the 57 since this game.