San Francisco at Pacific

Saturday, November 17, 1951

No. 14 San Francisco beat Pacific 47–⁠14. It was their third meeting; Pacific leads the series 2–⁠1.

Away14San Francisco9–⁠0 in 1951
47
HomePacific6–⁠5 in 1951
14

Final

In the newspapers

  • The Evening star's story: Saturdays Stars

    Evening star, Washington, D.C., November 19, 1951, page 1 (results column)

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    Saturdays Stars HUGH McELHENNY, Washington Scored all of his teams points in a 1920 tie with UCLA, including a 25-yard run with a detected pass. DICK KAZMAIER, Princeton Passed to three touchdowns and ran to a fourth in the Tigers 27–⁠0 victory over Yale. He gained 1872 yards on the ground and completed 10 out of Is passes for los yards. BABE PARILLI, Kentucky-Threw three touchdown passes to set a record for total touchdown passes in career with so. as Kentucky walloped George Washington. 47–⁠13. ‘ BILL WELLS, Michigan State His 83-yard touchdown jaunt early in the third period broke a 14–⁠14 tie as Michigan State went on to defeat Indiana, 30 26. He scored again in the final period on a two-yard plunge. BOB MATTHIAS, Stanford-Tallied two touchdowns and set up ANOTHER one with dazzling dis play of pasS-catching and run ming as Stanford bowled over Oregon State 35-l4. HAROLD (HERKY) PAYNE. Ten nessee-Crossed the goal line three times to pace his school to 1921 victory over Mississippi. TOM OSSMAN, Harvard–Scored all five of his teams touch downs as Harvard topped Brown, 1921. MARTZ BEEKLEY, Ohio State Was a defensive bulwark in his schools scorelesS tie with ILL nois. DICK IITTLE MOI MODZE- LEWSKI-Excelled defensively at tackle for Maryland, which thumped North Carolina State. $50. His flerce-charging play continually stopped North Car DINA States ball carriers. DON PAGE, Texas–His accurate passing accounted for ITS yards as Texas turned back TCU, 1921. OLLIE MATSON, San Francisco Rolled up ITS yards in 20 car ries to continue as the Nations top ground gamer, while his team pulveriZed the College of the Pacific, 47–⁠14. DON KLOSTERMAN, Loyola of California–Completed Is passes to bring his seasons total to 1875 to set a new collegiate record as his team edged Hardin Sim mons. 14–⁠13.

Public-domain newspapers from the Library of Congress’s Chronicling America, found through the American Stories dataset (Dell and Harvard, CC BY 4.0). The text is the machine reading of the page, mistakes and all.

Before kickoff

Our ratings going in

Our ratings (scores only)

San Francisco 52% to win. Elo’s favorite won.

Pacific leads 2–⁠1 in three meetings.

Recent meetings
1951San Francisco 47, Pacific 14
1949Pacific 7, San Francisco 6
1948Pacific 32, San Francisco 14

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