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nsa even. . icttm-s pataning through ., -0 vestei day pn route unanimous in the belnsf 'n C-ilifornia-Stanford i be rinse With due re- ] sr.forcfg power in the the Oregonians Mid ipressed with both the i defensive strength of MfornlV* hack field as it flinet therm At times, On the lineup after the huddle, Halfback Bianehlna supposedly having been crossed on his signals, stepped over to talk to Fullback Mallvernn. The Paly line relaxed and as they stood up, the ball was centered to Krum*,rt who swept around left, end to a iouehriiwn. Car.iian converted, It remained for two of Coach Bay's seasoned veterans, C'apt. Rob e Trojan line charged Khteve at guard and Jim Outfe; wer man did the Stan ; wail g few weeks ago. fullback, to start the Vikings off on then' way in victory. re. vs. Huaidea Shortly after the start pf the uggie in the Northwest forma i; Bears against ' Hu*kl, both unonfer*nce play The . tbcii confei ence sea . with a 3 to 0 victory ' adrniic brothers, the ( BnivTsBy of Califor- rurelr*. It was another field coal triumphing i and *er ,al plays fall- .'Urt-noi*. left halfback, from 5 he iS-yard mark , Aoout 35.0U0 tickets to- the Stan* vtner* ie even engage-j ford-University of Southern Califor nia football game this* Saturday in has shown increasing the Stanford Stadium have been weeks go by The 23-0 sold and Don Liebendorfer, director v> *'t'( not Smpjraaive of the Stanford news 'service, pre >.e!an' Huskies made dicts that 80,000 fans wil be in the that contest with II. N. F. without injury' and the Indians i hould be at their beat strength for the Trojan game. "Woody" Adams, out of ac tion last Saturday with a cracked Jaw-bone, U expected to he ready for play. Keith Topping, end and second caotn, Halliday quiek-kirked to the Paly 3d, from which point Cuffe, Page ami Muay alter-1 natetf in rairying the pigskin cn * j sustained 10-yard drive to a- touch- | down, Cuffe proved to be the | handy man. going over from the; two-yarq line, Cuffe also added the extra point Page's H-yutd run; around rigid end, and FenetJhT'' spectacular catch of Cutle'a If-; yard pans from ihe '23, plaripgj the hall on the nine-yard line. fe j lured 1 fits drtvp; Thr-senr^-'Ot-- ' half was deadlocked at ? to 7. f\-f*aptn!n Aim's sef-nd-haP kickoff was returned by *'Figgy' Fenerin to "is 33, On a Terh-s of A Rare Buy in Sherwin-Williams ENAME&.01D ThiVfina decora tive enamel it without e peer for use on furniture or woodwork. Even amateurs achieve emrkftb!rew aultt. IS bright colors. Use Coa pon below, -he conference *lt up stands at kick-off time. . (Jordon Hrnd, halfback, also will he punt evrhnn/es the Viklngf. gained e two weeks ago w h o Seating space on both sides of the available. Topping *1111 limps some 25 yeards in the Ran Mateo '43' Cneu|h to Finish Chair lff Table fwi - Oregon which stadium between the goal lines has what on his Injured inkle while Falling to pain in two plays, Cuffe f bra V. C. I* A., been sold. Few persona realise it, Head's trouble Is In his Knee, stepped backward, tossed a 13- Ja followers will not om ' was hard C, L. A. by the mar*ointa. wn rerfrrenre games Red ! y the 13 t> 8 but only about 30,000 people can be crammed in(o the side sections be tween the goal lines. ..The remain ing 60.000 seats are located m the end sections. The football season at Stanford The battle for the Peninsula Ath letic League championship is now wide-open. Ran Jose's win over Se quoia and Palo Alto's triumph over San Mateo give all teams a chance for the title. The Sequoinns, defend yard pn*x to Quarterback "`Blow'" Bollch, who caught the *->*tt cm the 36 and raced 13 varda more o the 17. In two attempts Mu h v mi Cuffe carried the hall to the six for another first down from >:. a noo-odnfeisnea turned the half-way mark last .Sat ing champions, and the Bearcats ago, Washington urday when the Cards played their were rated the strongest teems in ' will match strength xat* no their home ` Oi i-gon ravel* to for an ini er-'ect Iona! rmvrsi`y r.f Utah ol repeating the 26 a year ago. fifth game of the i(Nnune schedule. Starting next Saturday st the Rtanford-U. S. C. game, all varsity games at Stanford will start at 2 p.m, in stead pt the 2:30 o'clock time as for past home games on the schedule. Stanford players came through pre-season ratings.' Now it looks like Ban Joee might win the cham pionship. The Bulldog# boast of a: strong line and a good passing at-1 tack. Don't overlook Pa;o Alto Caa we did). The Vikings played like champions during three quarters of the San Mateo game Saturday. F00TBAILL. mRESULTS, Sfienwnt. Wiuims AUTO POLISH Ope* auto polish Is the . finest auto polish sold. Cleant. SHVimi.WllUMMS FURNITURE POLISH S-W Polith-ol deans an< polishes quickly --'leavaa nt > Bears In otball Lead STANDINGS OF P. A. L. TEAMS Palo Altans Win In County Tennis SUNDAY . Sant* Clara 13, Olympic Club . SATURDAY PACIFIC COAST Stanford 3, U, 5- F, 0. R California X, U, C. L. A, 0, o 2*. a*1-The De Oregon 13, Idaho a, Palo Alto tennis pluyers won U. S. C. 6, Oregon Slat# 8. -inii `he leaaei- * uori*.1 Professional f, wi catch up on STANDINGS pct t matches in the .Santa Cl era county Gonxao* 33, Puget Sound 0. . California Rambler* 7, ~ 1.000* tennis championships w.ilch open- California Froth 14, S. ,C. t.ooolpd Saturday on the courts of the From nod. nej, hope, puli xp champion Cbtca. hi. to mi et the ere -'saterdny. but .1 urlInome ___ RESULTS LAST WEEK R*!o Alto U. S*n M*t*o ?. &*n Jo*# 12. Setjuol* 7, - GAMES..NEXT ^RIDAV Buciingam# *t P*Jb Alto. 3:20. O^F.San Jose Tennis Club. - ' Miss Wilma lfubbaic, 15-year- old Palo Alto girl who won the junirr girls' title at the Pacific Coast Tennis Championships a San Jove giea 0. Caliform* Froih 0. Stanford J. C. 6. Cailforni. Agii, Fre*nt State 21, San Mateo aih*r caused post- San Jo *t San Mateo. 3:30. SeiUrmlne at Sequela, 3:30. few weeks1 ago, went into the sec ond round of play in the women's polishes and .waxes in one operation. M f% 60c Pint Can .. COUPON Thia coupon tiled prlc# i* ill ihfM of th# deer for, on# or *pclb. Poli.h^l Q Knanscloid ' Q Auto Poliih NAME ____________________ AhriRFSS ___ _________ greasy film. Use coupon below, #4 M 30c BoHI. ... I (I0 Costs Lass Thm / C*ntP*r Sq. Ft.-- Two Coats ...... HOUSE PAIN1 even >*l*o w:il meet singles with a k-7, 1-8, 8-1: win over -Uy at Cmcinnatl Grid Conference,i meet the Green Leva Franklin. Palo Ruth Younkin kept vace Vvith High 7. 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