Evening star., 1933-11-20
Pacific Coasts Gridiron Upsets
Logical, With Strong Teams
Playing In-and-Out Foot Ball
the line by kicking a wet ball A yards
through the uprtghts.
Washington overpowered q. G. l.. A.
with q smashing running attack. which

Washington overpowered q. G. l.. A.
with q smashing running attack, which
kicEer. p pass-erabber @ % and ID aii-around si., per,
former. Paul Sulkosky and Matt
Muczynski turned in a good game with
driving off-tackle plays and speedy re-
verses. The kicking Of both teams was
phenomenal, with Muczynski having the
edge on distance due to placement. but
and faraway kicker seen in Seattle for
several years. Coates, U. c. L. A. cen
ter, and Mucha, Washington guard,
were the best performers in the line.
Stanford turned loose q flock of backs
against Montana, team poorly fortified
with reserves, and the speedy Stanford
runners had q field day until Stans-
berry, Montana,s versatile back, gave
them all a lesson in open-held running
by reversing his field twice and zig
tagging SIS yards for touchdown. This
boy Stansberry would be one Of the
leading backs on the coast If he were
playing behind some Of the powerful
blocking of the stronger teams.
California displeased the fans in its
60 win over Idaho and in making 81
first downs, but only one Of them in
side the 10-yard stripe. But Bill In
gram is most likely chuckling to HIM
self over the fact that his team looked
so terrible and he can again use his
psychology system" poking sticks and
fun at the Bears until they reach the
peak that will be necessary for the
big game with Stanford.
California is the best in-and-out club
Of all the "in-and-outers," and next
week should again find 1t on the top
side. Due credit must be given Idaho
for staving of the Bears time after
time inside the scoring zone.
FOLLOWING the example set by
Stanford in knocking over U. s.
c., Denver spoiled even q greater
record than that of the Trojans by
forgetting that Utah has been king of
the league for five years Denver
played conservative ball until Walton
uncorked the longest pass Of the season
by throwing the ball So yards to Jor-
genson, for the first touchdown, after
Utah had travelled four times to the
Denver goal line. Utah started press
ing and Fena blocked a kick which
resulted in another touchdown and
cinched the game and the Rocky
Mountain title for Denver and Coach
Percy Locey. who Is coaching his first
year in the league.
Inspired ON the home field, Utah
Aggies overcame the long-standing jinx
Of Brigham Young University, and
took advantage Of every opportunity
while playing faultless ball to score
IA points. Colorado University caught
Colorado Teachers in q cocky frame of
mind and before the Teachers knew
what had happened thy were so far
behind it was too late to retrieve the
game and to stop a battling gang from
Colorado
Offense played greater part in all
Of the Western games this week end
as the majority Of teams opened up
with an early passing game and did
not wait until the fourth quarter of
the rubber-stamp passing situation
with a third-down seven Any team
must take chances in order to win,
and it is impossible for two evenly
matched teams to do much scoring
without employing q diversified attack.
(Copyright. 1898. by North American News
paper Alliance. Inc.)