Arizona republican., 1917-10-21
ARIZONA MOLESK|N
 WARRIORS LOSE TO
 CALIFORNIA LADS
Especial to The RepubIican)

 LOS ANGELES, Oct 2j.-RenoVated Bovard Field was the scene of a 31 to 1 6 Massacre this afternoon when Dean | Cromwells beefy U. S. c. men butch l cred and stampeded their lighter rivals ! the University of Arizona, in a manner | fearful to behold. Despite the lopsided l score the game was real treat to the l 1000 fans. Outweighed about r i pounds to the man, the Arizonians put 1 up a desperate scrap that earned the admiration of the bleachers. Several times they broke away with a terrific effort and rode rough -shod over the enemy's chalk marks. In the second | quarter the Californians were even roped and tied for a touchdown by the men from the Range state.
 McGonan kicked off for Arizona and the ball was received by Butterfield on the U. s. c. 30-yard line. Malette immediately gained 10 yeards through tackle
 With the game but two minutes old Right Halt Meyer of the Cowpunchers was carried off the field with a wrenched knee and fractured ankle Following a series of bucks and several incomplete passes Miller bucked center for eight yards and L. $. c. found it. self on Arizona's 25-yard mark Nal ette then gained eight yards around left end only to have the Trojans lose the pigsIlin in tumble Arizona punt ed, Malette made a neat fair catch on the 35-yard line and plunked over, a place kick for the first tallies of the day.
 With the first quarter approaching it's demise, U. $. c. initiated another triumphant procession across enemy territory. number of short passes from Malette to Hunter and sprink ling of the formers lodging progressed the argument to the Arizona three yard line. Miller smashed over and Malette pocketed the extra point with a neat slant at the post
 With the second quarter officially declared alive the Cowpunchers took a new interest in life, unimbered their SIX guns and lit into the husky Cali fornians with real pepper Marian put ms head down ana tore into the line like a fiend. The ball landed on the U. 5. C. four-yard line. Porter bucked for downs and Two Guns Gilbert spurred over for the visitors only tallies. Slonaker missed goal. The half ended with the score 10 to 6.
 Miller began to distinguish himsel with the inception of the third period Marian and Porter gamely noset through and smeared a number o plays. Malette escorted the ball tt Arizona's 1Syard line. A series O short bucks and Miller crashed through center for touchdown. Malettt again distinguished himself making the goal.
 NO more excitement took place unti the ultimate frame, when Lucas inter raoted an Arizona pass on L. $. e. five-yard line and dashed the lengtl Oi the Iot TOT touchdown.
 Within five minutes Lucas had re covered his wind and finding the sit uation propitious, bucked over again bringing the count to it's final 31- resting place.
 The contest ended ingloriously, wit Hester of U. s. c. and Hardaway o the visitors expelled from the field fo betraying their pugilistic bent of minC Hester says Hardaway kicked him i the head and it took everyone in tn lot to pry the two apart.
 The game little visitors suffered sev eral injuries. In addition to the frac tured ankle received by Meyer an Adams dislocated shoulder. nearl every one of the Arizona boys wa crippled in some way or another whe the final pistol cracked.
 Considering that all but two of tn visitors were minors and that the were greatly outweighed, one mus