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left end and cross the goal line.
first on a 30-yard dash and later
on 23-yard run.
Twice pinckert came from behind
to drag down Harry (Wop) Glover
when Glover apparently was in the
clear after long, zig-Zag runs. Be-
tween times he tackled nightly
and led the Trojan interference.
The first Trojan score came in the
second period to climax a Sixty-f1ve-
yard drive. GaiuS Shaver, Trojan
all-America quarter back, finally
ran around his left emo twenty-five
yards to the Tulane 6-yard line
and from there Ray Sparkling scored
on the end around play that has
been a most consistent gamer all
season.
Pinckerts two touchdowns came
in the third quarter and with three
conversions by Johnny Baker put
Southern CALIFORNIA; total at 81.
where lie remained during the game.
Glover Tulane Ace
The same Glover who was brought
down from behind by Pinkert was
the outstanding Tulane back. His
38-yard run late in the third
quarter marked the way for Tu-
lanes first score. He also scored the
second Tulane touchdown. He con-
tributed a second quarter dash of
SO yards that went for nothing
when Tulane could not turn the adj
vance to profit.
On this first run he went over his
left tackle and, almost without in
reference, dashed from his own
five yard line to the Southern Cali
fornia 81 yard line. He was caught
there only because he lost his stride
and Pinckert was able to get him.
The second time Glover got away
it seemed certain he would make a
touchdown but Pinckert got him
from behind. This time, however.
Glover had carried the ball to the
Southern California Is yard line.
A Beautifully executed pass, Don
Zimmerman to Vernon Haynes, per-
mitted the latter to fall across the
goal-line for Tulane's initial score.
zimmerman's kick was blocked.
DaIrympIe Handicapped
Close following of the ball by
Jerry Dalrymple and a run by
Glover gave Tulane its second
touchdown in the final quarter.
Mohler fumbled when tackled on
his 35-yard line and Dalrymple re-
covered. Tulane then worked the
ball to the 20-yard line, where an
attempted pass by Zimmerman to
Haynes was partly blocked. Dali
rymple came from nowhere to catch
the ball before it touched the
ground. He carried it to the six
yard line. From there Glover
fought his way over on a sweeping
end run. A forward pass for the
extra point was knocked down.
Dalrymple'S good work as a ball
hawk was offset by the fact that
both of Pickert's daShes for touch
downs were right over his position
Dalrymple was carried completely
out of both plays The same thing
happened when Shaver made his
twenty-two-yard run to put The
ball in position for Sparling's
score.
LOdrigue Stops Trojans
In justice to the player, it must
be said that coach Bernie Bier.
man declared after the game Dali
rymple played with a badly injured
knee. Haynes at left end played a
line game while Lodrigues appeared
as good a center as seen here this
season. Every time one of the
Trojan power plays was stopped.
Lodrigues seemed to be at the bot
tom of the pile.
Southern California ends. Ariel
bide and Sparkling, and Hall at
tackle, performed well.
After the game coach Jones was
given an automobile, one of the
trophies that goes with the Erskine
award for the national football title
Earlier the Trojans won the ma
tional title under the Dickinson sys-
tenn OF rating which does not con-
sloer the post-season games.