UCLA at Oregon State

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  Evening star, Washington, D.C., October 29, 1956, page 1

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  Whatever happens during the rest of the college football season, there are bound to be some unfamiliar faces in the major bowl games January /. Old faithful Georgia Tech should win the Southeastern Conference title-provided it can get by Tennessee--and thus play host in the Sugar Bowl. But otherwise the lineup of potential bowl teams is anything but i’m Ipressive. | The fight for the hosts berth in the Rose Bowl. for example, has developed into a scrap between Oregon State and STAN ford, a couple of teams that have spent much of their time in the dungeons of the Parific Coast Conference. Southern California. UCLA and Washington all are ineligi- BILE because of assorted Subsidication attractions, so the No Ivember 10 game between Ore gon State and Stanford at Palo Alto probably will be the big game of the conference season. Actually. both Stanford and Oregon State added to their sta Iture last Saturday. The Indians turned back Southern California, 27-l9, while Oregon State defeated UCLA, 21–⁠7. Had South ern California and UCLA won, the Rose Bowl would have been a hollow affair, indeed. Now the promoters have q talking point. The situation is much the

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UCLA leads 43–⁠18–⁠4 in 65 meetings, counting the 44 since this game.