Evening star., 1936-12-27
PANTHERS THRICE
TAKE WALL0P|NG
Huskies Gain Tie and Lose
Once-Resume Is Given
of Contests.
BY FRANK GORRIE.

BY FRANK GORRIE.
EATTLE (R.-Tournament OF
- Roses foot ball games at Pasa7
dena have brought only bou-
~ quets of thorns to the Uni
versities of Pittsburgh and Washing
ton-the teams which meet on Janu-
ary /, 1887, in the twentieth annual
classic.
In this contest Pittsburgh will seek
its first Rose Bowl victory IN four
starts, and Washington its initial
triumph in three engagements.
The best showing made by either
of the teams was q l4-l4 tie by
Washington with Navy in 1924.
Following is the Rose Bowl record
Of the current bowl rivals:
1924-Washington. IA; Navy, IA.
1926-Washington, 19; Alabama.
20.
1s2s-Pittsburgh, 6: Stanford. Z.
193C-Pittsburgh, IA; q. S. c., At.
1933-Pittsburgh, o.; U. S. c., IS.
Pittsburgh suffered the most de-
cisive defeat ever written in Rose
Bowl records when it lost by IS
points three years ago. The Panthers
also suffered the next worst defeat
the 33-point margin piled up against
them in the 47-14 loss in 1880.
Jocks Fourth Trip.
COACH JOCK SUTHERLAND has
been in charge on all Of Pitts
burgh's previous trips to the Pacific
Coast, and it Is Jock again who is
bringing the Panthers out to play
Washington.
Following is a brief outline Of the
five previous Rose Bowl games Of
Washington and Pittsburgh:
1924-Washington, IA; Navy, IA
behind in the last period, scoring on
a fourth-down pass. Les Sherman,
Washington quarterback, kicked the
tying point from placement. Navy
counted its two touchdowns on 23-
yard pass, and on a lateral, ALL
America George Wilson gave Wash
ington its first score with 24-yard
run. Coaches were Bob Folwell,
Navy, and Enoch Bagshaw, Washing
ton.
1926-Washington 19, Alabama 20
(45,000 fans). Alabama won by scor-
ing three quick touchdowns in the
third period while Washington's great
halfback, George Wilson, remained
on the bench. Johnny Mack Brown,
the movie star. caught two passes for
'Bama touchdowns. Hubert tailed
the the other The Huskies gained
a 1910 lead in the first half and added
seven points in the last period after
Wilson returned to the game. Wilson
threw passes for two touchdownS and
Patton scored on a scrimmage play.
The coaches: Wallace Wade, Alabama;
and Bagshaw.
Indians Catch Panthers.
1928-Pittsburgh 6. Stanford z
10000 fans). Biff Hoffman, Stanford
fullback, won the game with his place.
kick for extra point after both teams
scored in the third. Pittsburgh
counted first when Jimmy Hagan,
halfback, scooped up tumble by Will
ton of Stanford and ran II yards to
the goal. Walter Booths place-kick
for the point was blocked by Walter
Heinecke. And it was Wilton, who
gave the Panthers their chance to
score, who passed to Bob Sims for
the Stanford touchdown. The coaches:
land, Pittsburgh.
1930-Pittsburgh IA, Southern Cali
fornia At 10000 FANS. Pittsburgh
was unable to cope with the puzzling
Southern California passing and drop
ped behind, 26-0, at the half. The
Trojans tossed l6 passes and COM
pleted 8 for total of 297 yards. Four
touchdowns were made from passes
and another was the indirect result
of a long aerial heave. Harry Edelson
and Ernie Pinckert, halfbacks, and
Marshall Duffield, one of the greatest
of Southern California quarterbacks,
ran wild. Bill Walinchus, halfback,
and Paul Collins, end, caught passes
for Pitts two touchdowns. The
coaches: Sutherland; Howard Jones,
U. S. c.
1933-Pittsburgh 0, Southern Cali
fornia IS $4,000 fans). Within three
minutes Of play the Trojans scored
on pass from Homer Griffith to Ford
Palmer. Another pass, Kenneth
Bright to Griffith, tailed in the third.
Irvine (Cotton) Warburton, midget
quarterback, turned the battle into a
rout In the last period when he knitted
his way to two touchdowns. Dick
Barber made fifth before the gun.
The coaches: Sutherland and Jones.