Imperial Valley press., 1933-11-01

LOS ANGELES, Nov. l. - Bob
lrskine, the "King Kong" tackle
Of U. S. C.'S football machine,
tested his injured knee today in
a light workout after more than a
week S absence. 1t was considered
possible the injured limb would
keep him on the sidelines for the
Stanford game, Armistice Day.
LOS ANGELES, Nov. l. - Woe
fully weak against Oregon passes.
the U. c. L. A. Bruins emphasized
that department of defense in work
outs today. Passing was industri-
ously pracsiced indicating the
Bruins may take to the air in
elaborate fashion against California
Saturday. Local followers were
cheered by reports Capt. Lee Coats,
giant center, probably will be back
on the firing line when the con-
test starts.
E1LN| al ~, Sdl., INON. L. kO,TJ
Coach Tiny Thornhill drilled a
new backf1eld combination today
to start for Stanford against the
Olympic club Saturday. Earl Hoos
was at quarter, Bones Hamilton
and Johnny PeiSner were at the
halves, and Frank Alustiza and
Jack Hillman aiternated at full
back. Bill Maentz. halfback, was
on the sidelines with an injured
ankle, hurt in the Washington
game.
BERKELEY. Nov. 1.-Coach Bill
Ingram scanned his list Of cripples
today and reported three Of the
Golden Bears on the hospital list
were improving to an extent that
meant their early return to ac-
ton. The three University Of Cal
ifornia will soon use were Floyd
Blower, John Ransome, and BOZ
Birmingham, halfback, tackle and
end, respectively. Blower may play
against U. c. L. A. in the meeting
of the two university divisions
Saturday. Ransome, who played
for a time in the U. S. c. game,
will see longer action.
SANTA CLARA, Nov. |. - Zone
control" defense was devised by
Coach Clipper Smith today for
aanta Clara's game Saturday
against Rice Institute of Houston,
Texas. Rice is reputed to have a
sensational passing attack which
Smith s new defense is arranged
to check. Santa Clara will do lots
of passing itself. according to the
coach S plans.
SEATTLE, Nov. l. The Uni
versity of Washington eleven first
string men took things easy today
while Coach Phelan drilled his re-
serve material Washington is idle
this weekend, returning to action
Nov. II against California at Ber-
kelley.
EUGENE, Ore, Nov. / - Two
backfield stars were missing today
when Oregon & undefeated eleven
drilled for Saturdays clash with
Utah. Bob Parke, punter and
quarterback, had a Wrenched knee
and Mark Temple, halfback, a dis
located shoulder bone. Both were
hurt in the U. C. L. A. contest in
which Oregon scored its sixth
straight victory.
PULLMAN, Wash, Nov. babe
Hollingbery anxiously scanned his
Washington State squad today for
promising halfbackS to replace
Christofsersen and Colburn, var
sity men on the injured list, and
for an end to fill the shoes of
Ron Kelley, also on the hospital
squad The Staters meet Gonzaga
Saturday.
CORVALLIS, Ore. Nov 1.-Stan
McClurg filled Bill Tomsheck IS
right guard post today when Ore
eon State went through light drills.
The team that tied use. does not
play before Armistice Day when
they meet Oregon. Tomsheck may
be ready for that game or for the
Fordham clash the following week,
DR.. r. L. Bcsworth, team physician
said. The varsity guard had two
vertebrate fractured last week