Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1932-10-31
BRUINS BASKING
In SPOTLIGHT OF
COAST FOOTBALL
BY RICHARD c. WILSON
United Press Staff Correspondent

united Press stan correspondent
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. s1.-For
some little time, the very efficient
chamber of commerce at Los An
geles has beamed with satisfaction
at the way Mr.. howard Jones and
his u. S. c. Trojans have put that
city on Americas football map.
But Mr.. Jones has a rival today.
Ask Stanford uniyersity's veteran
coach, Glenn Scobey Warner, for
details.
1t was bad enough for the Tro-
JAMS to invade Palo Alto a week
ago and smother what 'Pop" War
ner believed would be the next
mythical national champions. 1t
was worse for Pop to take his In
dams down to Los Angeles Satur-
day and have u. c. L. A. step on
them, Is to g. That second defeat
removed the halo of Wizard"
from Warner and made his elev-
en- just another football team"
With only Montana and Wash
ington State standing in their path,
Bill Spauldings undefeated Bruins
held an excellent chance today to
finish the season unbeaten and
thereby hold convincing claim to
far west gridiron honors. The
Trojans likewise remain undefeat-
ed but they still have California,
oregon and Washington to play.
Blocking two Stanford kicks en-
abled the Bruins to put themselves
in easy scoring position and walk
off with the biggest upset on the
coast last week.
Other members of the confer
ence took on "setups" to gain a
little rest before swinging into the
home stretch of the season this
Saturday. The only other confer
ence game found Washington
State trouncing the lowly Montana
Grizzlies, $40.
Whitman scored its first touch
down against Washington in their
many years of playing when Ken
Meador, husky back, touched a
punt ana then permitted the ball
to roll across his own goal An
alert Whitman player dropped on
it for a touchdown. 1t was only
a "moral victory" however, as the
Huskies won, 1877.
Golden Bears Win
Oregon wos extended to repulse
the scrappy Gonzaga Bulldogs, 13-
6. An intercepted pass put the
Webfeet in scoring position in the
second half and Bowerman went
over on lateral pass. Oregon
scored again in the third period
and then settled down to stave off
the closing rally of the Bulldogs.
Navy Bill Ingram figuratively
pulled a rabbit out of his hat Sat-
urday when his California eleven
romped playfully through the de-
termined Nevada Wolves to pile up
a count of $50. Herb Hector was
the most dazzling performer for
the Golden Bears. He carried the
ball twice on each occasion and
forgot to stop until he had made
touchdown. Shamlin, elevated
from the third string for the con-
test, also displayed marked ability
and caused some observers to be-
IcNe OdlllOIIlld, dllct SO-oO oSd-
son, may come to life" and give
U. S. G. an even-up battle at Los
Angeles this Saturday.
Stanford faces it's third straight
hard game this weekend when
they entertain Washington at Palo
Alto. Failure of Warmers eleven
to learn the Importance of block
ing and pass interception has
caused many critics to rank them
as the "underdog' against the
HuskieS.
Oregon and Oregon State will
stage their annual civil war at
Corvallis with the probable out
come toss up, although the Web
feet hold the edge on the basis
of past performances.
Washington State takes another
"breather" in meeting the light Id
sho Vandals.
The tail-end Montana Grizzlies
and U. C. L. A. remain idle this
week.