Washington at Stanford

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  Evening star, District of Columbia, October 30, 1950, page 17 (results column)

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  Saturdays Grid Stars JOHN BUSH, Yale halfback- Kicked conversion that gave Yale, 14–⁠13 victory over Holy Cross. DREHER GASKINS, Clemson end-Batted down Wake Forest conversion attempt in final Sec onds to insure Clemson victory, 1912. AL PFEIFFER, Fordham end With reputation as pass catch er, Pfeiffer threw the block that made possible Larry Higgins 90 yard run after taking pass from Dick Doheny in Fordham’s 21–⁠14 victory over San Francisco. VIC JANOWICZ, Ohio State halfback-Scored twice, recovered two fumbles. tossed four touch down passes and converted 10 times in II tries as Buckeyes massacred Iowa, 1921. BOB GAIN, Kentucky tackle His exhibition at Atlanta against Georgia Tech rated one of the best ever turned out by a tackle there as unbeaten Kentucky beat Tech, % to IA. BOB MOONMAW, UCLA center Was defensive stickout as Cali fornians defeated Purdue, 20–⁠6. REX HOY, sub Nebraska guard l-Rumbled IS yards with detected Kansas pass for touchdown that helped Nebraska beat Kansas, 1926. JOHNNY COATTA, Wisconsin quarterback-Connected on 13 of II passes, including two for touch downs, in 14–⁠13 win over North western. JOHNNY KARRAS, I11in ois half-Ran 81 yards to a touch down in Illinois 900 win over Indiana. GEORGE HUDAK. Minnesota halfback-Handled the ball IA times in Is plays in leading Min nesota to last-half touchdown to tie Michigan, TT. JACK HACKETT, Miami (Flao quarterback-Completed 16 or 26I passes, two for touchdowns, in $50 victory over Pittsburgh. DON HEINREICH, Washington quarterback-Completed 10 OF “a passes, three for touchdowns, In 21–⁠7 victory over Stanford.

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Washington leads 46–⁠43–⁠4 in 93 meetings, counting the 67 since this game.