Imperial Valley press., 1942-10-30

DAN lA1NolDOo, II OCI.
80. (UP)-The T and the or
the same brand with differ
ent labels-will provide ap-
proXimately 10000 Los An
geles football fans with an after
moons entertainment tomorrow when
Stanford tries to stop UCLA's march
to the Rose Bowl.
Two weeks ago, the most rabid
sophomore on the Stanford campus
would not have dared predict an
Indian win over the fast travelling
BruinS-but that was two weeks
ago. Since then, Pacific Coast Con-
ference victories over Idaho and
Southern California and no one
would be surprised if UCLA suf-
fered its first league defeat of the
season.
From tackle to tackle, Stanford
has veterans who played in the
Rose Bowl two years ago against
Nebraska. No team has scored on
If Schwartz has had any luck in
training pass defenders the past
week, the coast may be treated to
another big upset.
MAIN COG
Quarterback Bob Waterfield is
the main cog in the Bruins CT
attack and will be definite stand
out for All-America honors if he
leads his team to another triumph.
California'S Golden Bears, on the
upSWing after surprising win over
Washington, face Oregon at Berkeley
in what should be rugged display
Of old fashioned, power football
The game will lure more than 10000
who probably will witness a point
getting duel between Oregon's Tom
my Robin and California'S S jim Jur-
kovich.
At Seattle, approximately 10000
will turn out to watch Washington
and Oregon State renew their an
cient rivalry. Coach Lon Stiner re-
ports his OSC squad at the highest
pitch they've hit since early in the
season when almost all observers
conceded the Beavers another con-
ference championship.
GAELS GO EAST
The Galloping GaelS of st. Mary's
carry the vests colorS into battle
with Fordham at the Polo Ground,
in New York. Despite the loss Of
their best tailback-Johnny PodeStC
and Roy Guisti-the GaelS, under
Jimmy Phelan, are slight favorites
Reports from the East indicate thu
game will draw about $4,000
Another traditional battle send.
Idaho over to meet Montana with
the latter eleven tabled to emerge
victorious. Both the Vandals anc
Grizzlies are weaker than usual this
year.
The University of Nevada play,
host to New Mexico at Reno ant
College of Pacific goes up agains
the high-Scoring, unbeaten, untiec
Fresno State Bulldogs at Stockton il
two other important contests.
Sundays fare will be highlightet
by the Santa Clara University o.
San Francisco clash at Kezar Stad.
lum. The BroncoS, smarting from
their loss to UCLA, appear to have
too much aerial strength for tht
Dons.
Loyola of Los Angeles engages st
Louis university at st. Louis anC
Mcclellan field takes on Mathel
field at Sacramento in an intra-
service classic.
Other Saturday games:
S. F.. State VS.. Humboldt State al
San Francisco; California Poly VS.
Chico State at San Louis Obispo
Redlands VS.. Occidental at Red.
lands; San Jose State VS.. Alameda
Coast Guard at San Jose; Pacific
U. VS.. College of Idaho at Forest
Grove; Whitman VS.. Linfield al
Walla Walla; Pacific Lutheran VS.
Western Washington at Tacoma
Central Washington VS.. st. Martin!
at Ellensburg; Fort Ord VS.. Califor'
MIA Ramblers at Salinas; Idaho
Southern Branch VS.. Albion Stat,
at Pocatello.