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  Evening star, District of Columbia, November 8, 1953, page 71

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  California WaIIops Washington, 53–⁠25 BERKELEY, Calf, Nov. T. Peerless Paul Larson threw three touchdown passes, scored a touchdown himself and wrote new records in California’s foot ball history as the inspired Bears walloped the Washington Huskles 1925 today in a Pacific Coast Conference rout. A crowd of $4,000 saw the two teams roll up the most points ever compiled in their annual rivalary starting back in 1904. California, with Larson con- Meeting with his receivers at times with seemingly impossible passes, took the opening kickoff IS yards and a lead that was built up steadily from then ON. Larson’s touchdown throws were 10 yards to Left End Jim Carmichael in the first period, and third-period toSses of SO and 43 yards to AL Talley, left half back. In the second quarter, the Bears Skipper faxed a pass and ran 8 yards to score himself. Washington - 0 6 1875 Washington scoring: TouchdownS- Black, Lederman, Roake. Sprague. Con- VerSion-NileS California scoring, Touchdowns-Dn lon t2), Carmichael Larson. Talley ~.

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Washington leads 55–⁠41–⁠3 in 99 meetings, counting the 63 since this game.