UCLA at Stanford

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  Evening star, Washington, D.C., October 16, 1955, page 1

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  ltDlAN,S HOMECOMING SPOILED Stanford oses, 2I-l3 UCLA HoIts Lote Rally PALo ALTO. Calf. Oct IS |lE “A clustering three-touchdown opening period splurge stood up for UCL4A today under “a terrific Iast-lalf batterine BY 1.-THE 1nderdog Stanford Indians for . 21–⁠13 Pacific Coast Com ference football victory. UCLA started out to make 1.-THE Indians homecoming q Runaway. racking up scores the lfirst three times they had the ball. But the Indians. recovering lsuddenlx after the intermission. came roaring back TO give the Bruins the shock Of their lives, A pair Of touchdoWus IN the third quarter were the best the Indians could do. hut they con- Itrciled the bali throughout the lentire second half and were on the Burins when the game ended. Quarterback John BrodIe and lscatback Jeri McMillin were the big guns ia the Indians resurglence. McMilltn zipped Is yards for the final Stamford touch down moments after BiH TAR smashed eight for the first. Mike IRaftery kicked the iirst point Ronnie Knox. UCLA’s passing star who Is nursing an injured shoulder, came in the game fol only one play u third QuarteI punt from back Of ucLA’s goal line. The Bruins, beaten only by

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UCLA leads 49–⁠43–⁠3 in 95 meetings, counting the 69 since this game.