The Washington times., 1937-01-01

Huskies
Battling In
Rose Bowl
Bx HARRY COSTELLO

Today's grid game between
Pittsburgh and Washington is the
tWenty-second Rose Bowl contest
of the series which began in 1916
when Washington State won over
Brown, IA to 0.
The Louisiana State University.
Santa Clara battle today is the
third Sugar Bowl game of the
series which began in 1885 when
Tulane won over Temple, 20 to IA.
The Mississippi State-Duquesne
game in the Orange Bowl today is
the fifth of the Orange series
which began in 1888 when Miami
University defeated Manhattan,
7 to 0.
The East.West game Of today is
the twelfth of the San Francisco
series. This series started in 1925
when West beat East, Z to 0. In
1927, and again in 1880, two
games were played, one in Decem-
ber and one on January l. No
games we're played in 1926, 1929
and 1881.
The Texas Christian-M Marquette
game of today is the first Cotton
Bowl battle. The Villanova-
Auburn game, at Havana, is the
first of the Cuban series.
Record of past games in post
season grid fixtures:
ROSE BOWL
1915 - Washington State, ID;
Brown, 0. 1917-Oregon, IA; Penn
sylvania, o. 1918-U. S. Marine
Corps, 19; Camp Lewis, 7. 1919
Naval Training Station, IT; Ma
rine Barracks, 0. 1920-Harvard,
Z; Oregon, 6. 1921-California,
%; Ohio State, 0. 1922-Washing.
ton and jefferson, 0; California,
0. 1923-Southern California, IA;
Penn State, 3. 1924-Navy, IA;
Washington, O. 1925-Notre Dame,
27; Stanford, 10 1926-Alabama,
20: Washington, 19. 1927-Ala-
bama, 7; Stanford, 0. 1928-Stan-
ford, 7; Pittsburgh, 6. 1929-Geor-
gia Tech, 8; California, Z. 1890
Southern California, At; Pitts
burgh, IA. 1931-Alabama, "a;
Washington State, 0. 1932-South-
ern California, 21; Tulane, IL.
1888 = Southern California. IS:
Pittsburgh, 0. Columbia, 7:
Stanford. 0. 1935-Alabama, 90:
Stanford, 49, Stanford, 7;
Southern Methodist, 0.
ORANGE BOWL
1933-Miami, Z; Manhattan, 0.
1884 - Duquesne, 33; Miami, 7.
1885 - Bucknell, 26; Miami, 0.
1936-Catholic University, 20; Mis-
sissippi, 10.
SUGAR BOWL
1935-Tulane, 20; Temple, IA.
1936-Texas Christian, 3; Louisi-
ana State, 2.
EAST.WEST
1925-West, 7; East, O. 1927
West, 7; East, (January). 1927
West, II; East 6 December).
1928-East, 20; West, 0. 1890
East. 19; West 7 January 1880
West, 3; East, 0 (December).
1932-East, 6; West, 0. 1888
West. 81; East, 13. 1934-West,
IL; East, 0. 1935-West, 10: East,
49, 1936-East, 10; West, 3.
Pitt and Washington today will
play before 87,196 spectators, a
new Rose Bowl attendance record.
In order to accommodate 87,196,
Rose Bowl officials put in $500
bleacher seats, thus making it
possible for today's attendance
mark to surpass by 2,722 the mark
of 84,474 set by Alabama and
Stanford in 1885.
Turns Down $4,000
Carl Kilgore, graduate manager
of Washington, estimates that he
was unable to fill orders for
/ $4,000 seats for today's Pitt
Washington game. Last year,
however, when Stanford met S.
M. u. the game management was
forced to leave nearly 100000
orders for seats untitled.
T. P Heard, graduate manager
of athletics at L. S. u, estimates
that the Sugar Bowl this year
had orders for nearly three times
the seating capacity of the Sugar
Bowl. Last year. when L. S. U.
CONTINUED on Page 26. Col. 81