Oregon at Stanford

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  Evening star, District of Columbia, November 13, 1955, page 69

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  Stanford Easily Defeats Oregon PALO ALTO, Calf. Nov. IL Rl.Jonn Brodie’s deadly pass ing and failure Of the Oregon running attack to penetrate the big Stanford line gave the In dians an easy 44-T victory over the University Of Oregon today. The Indians mixed up passes and running for two quick touchdowns in the opening pc riod while the Oregon backs were fumbling away whatever chance they may have had oi staying In contention Throughout the first half the Ducks relied entirely on ground plays and their backs piled uS against the big Red line. It was only III the final PEI Rod, when they were hopelessly beaten that Oregon attempted q passing attack The Indians I’M ished the game with second and third stringers scoring thret touchdowns in the final period. Neither team scored III thu third period but the Indian: broke loose for three more II the final stanza g,v.snr y q o. Stanford ~ 2l---4. oregon acorine: IoueHdeEns5..e 5.e| Morris f6, ef tackle buckl. CpnyeFsiol ---Morria q etewsrt Ss psss from Hordisl Bil Terr 40. rdnl; Paul Camera l11i pas from A1fdie) Qua duetafson q, Buck D Biickj ConVersi6nS@ Mika Rafteyy uonE Dick Jack TAYLOR, Safety Morn tackled bv Jack TAYLOR II end zone.

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Stanford leads 47–⁠36–⁠1 in 84 meetings, counting the 63 since this game.