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DYNAMIC QUARTERBACK WAS
STUMBLING BLOCK FOR
WASHINGTON
SEATTLE. Oct., 14, (/P)—The
! thundering herd of Southern Cal
ifornia was chain lightning to
| Northern Washington and with a
! mighty roar blasted the Univer
sity of Washington’s Pacific Coast
: conference championship chance, j
! after spending the first 12 min- J
I utes of the game with their backs ,
to the goal post.
! California was led by the dyna- !
mic quarterback Saunders who
burst into a mighty battering ram
and the thundering stamped up
| and down the field scoring touch
downs virtually at will. Four j
were gathered in quick succession !
i in the second period and two j
more were added in the third
quarter; and still another just at i
the final gun.
California 48. Washington 0
The University of Southern Cal
’fornia. plaving at eSattle, liter- j
aliv pounced upon the U. of Wn., :
primed to the minute but Wash
ington came right back and work
ed the ball into U S C territory
before the game was five minutes
old.
Failing to gain Saunders, Cal
ifornia, playing at Seattle, liter
which was partially blocked,
i Washington receiving the ball on
.California’s 34-yard line. Hufford
| raced around the end for the j
;goal line but had stepped out of |
bounds; then lost the ball on the
113-yard line. A few minutes later
j it had been worked to the 10- j
yard line but failed to score.
California then threw in her
reserves, in the final quarter, and
Washington’s final attempt to
score proved fruitless on a Calif
ornia intercepted pass which was
raced 35-yards for the goal as
jthe game ended. j
FOOWlLSiES
j Stanford 57, U. of Calif- 0
j Oregon State 71, Columbia U. 7
Oregon 34. Willamette 0
So. Calif.. 48. U. of Wn. 0
Tulane 34. Mississiopi A. M. 0
Missouri 19. Iowa State 0
Marquette 7, Grinnell 9
Alabama 46, Chattanooga 0
Dartmouth 53, Allegheny 0.
Illinois 45. Bradley 0
Ohio 21. Wesleyan 7
Minnesota 15, Vanderbilt 6
Purdue 30, Michigan 16
Virginia 12, Swarthmore 7
Harvard 35. New Hampshire 0
Fordham 27. New York U. 0
Chicago 13, Indiana 7
j Boston U- 27, Vermont 6
Army 12, Davison 7
Georgetown 13, St. Louis U. 0
Carnegie Teck 33, Reserves 6
Ohio State 7, Iowa 6
Brown 13, Princeton 12
Columbia 52, Wesley Ann 0
Nebraska 13. Syracuse 6
American U. 8, Geo. Wash. 0 I
Colgate 31, Michigan State 0
| Notre Dame 14, Navy 7
California 14, Wn. State 0
Whitman 71, Linfield 0
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DESIRES AN ANSWER
Just what happened to the re
ported hundreds of deer on Long
; Island, is a question that the Al
aska Game Commission would ap
preciate having answered. Stock- •
ied with 14 animals in 1923, for the j
past two years reports have been
received by the commission that
the increase was so large that the
island and becoming overstocked
and removal of surplus deer was
urged. Early this month but four
deer were seen.
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