Evening star., 1933-11-12
NET BIC RED TEAM
EDGE IN 1871 CAME
Defeat First for Southern
California in 28 Tits.
Corbus Boots Goals.
BY BRIAN BELL,
Associated Press Sports Writer.

T OS ANGELES, November II.
-Stanford's fighting foot
IL ball team outplayed and out
scored Southern California
before a crowd of $4,000 persons
today, to win, 13 to Z. and admin
lister the first defeat the Trojans
have suffered in 28 games.
Not since September, 1881, when st.
Mary's won by the same score as that
OF today, had Southern California SUI
fered q reverse, although the record was
spotted by one scoreless tie with Oregon
State this season.
The big red team from Palo Alto
cashed IN on two field goals from sure
footed Bill Corbus In the last minutes
Of play to climax drive by the Indians
starting Just after the home guard took
q frst-period lead through the medium
Of q 43-yard touchdown gallop by Cot
ton Warburton
Corbus not only used his right foot
TO good advantage, but did world Of
damage with his hands, playing SEN
sational defensive game against the
haro-chargmg Iro1anS.
"HERE was little doubt in the minds
Of the great Armistice day crowd
as TO the result when Corbus
kicked his first field goal, after he had
missed two. There was then only four
minutes left to play. When he kicked
the second, there was just one minute
left for the Trojans to do something
about their record and they could not
do 1t.
Stanford was the better team the last
three periods.
There was not much to choose be-
tween the teams on first downs, 10 for
the winners to for the losers, but the
OF the game seemed very definitely
going places and doing things.
Stanford completed six passes out of
seven attempts and its touchdown came
after an overhead attack had advanced
the ball to the shadow Of the goal posts.
Southern California completed passes
IN attempts for trifle more yardage
than that registered by the visitors, but
the coordination was not so good.
The game was witnessed by a distin-
guished crowd. including former Presi-
dent Herbert Hoover. Half a dozen
United States Senators and other men,
bers OF Congress gave the political
world representation.
Babe Ruth, on his way home from
Honolulu, represented companion
sport-base ball.
THE 7-to-7 tie at half time did not
seem to concern Southern Cali
fornian partisans greatly, but
there was apparent apprehension in
the third period.
Before the fans had settled back in
their seats after waving to the former
President and Mrs. Hoover as they
crossed the field to greet the Stanford
rooters, the Indians were knocking at
the door
Stanford passed and bucked the ball
TO the Southern California lo-yard line,
where the Trojans braced for three
plays and Corhus tried his first field
goal. 1t ives low.
The Trojans took the ball, but fun
bled almost Immediately and Stanford
recovered. The period ended with the
Indians on the Trojans' l6-yard line.
The winning kick was made possible
by the speed of Elzo Van Dellen, a
substitute back, who intercepted a
Southern California pass and dashed
20 yards to the Trojans' 35-yard line.
Bones Hamilton bucked yard and
Bobby Grayson slipped away IL yards
TO the 23yard line. Bob McNeish
tossed Grayson for 3-yard loss, Ham
1ton lost a yard, and then Grayson
passed to Alvin Norgard on the 16-yard
line. Again Corbus tried his toe.
From the 23-yard line the ball sailed
between the posts. There were but
four minutes left as Corbus kicked the
goal, so Southern California took the
kickoff and, from the 35-yard line,
started a passing offensive. Homer Grif-
nth caught one from Bill Howard on
the Stanford 43-yard line, but Grayson
intercepted the next one and ran TO
nnidheld.
TIM MOSCRIP, feet Stamford end,
was used to befuddle the desperate
" Trojans. and an end-around play
got the flank man in the clear and ap-
parently away to touchdown. He was
chased out of bounds, however, on the
13-yard line.
Three plays took the ball to the
6-yard lire, and then Corbus moved
back to the l3-yard line and kicked
lis second field goal, this time from g
difficult angle.
The Trojans got of to head start
In the first period, only to have the In
oldIlS OfcIIidui IliClIl Al Vic crOOIlN dIIo
stretch out for the intermission all even
A HOLDING penalty against tht
~ visitors, while a Southern Cali.
fornia punt was in the air. gave
the home guard the ball on Stanford'l
43-yard line With another chance
made available, Irvine Warburton
dirninutive scooter" Of the Trojans
needed but one play TO score.
The little fellow started of his righ
tackle. cut sharply back to find himsel
ineffectively grasped by a stanford
tackler A twist of the hips and War
burton was free and away. He racet