The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-10-30
GRID GAMES
 ALONG COAST
(By the Associated Pressl

Cleated warriors of California ana Washington, the only undefeated football giants of the Pacific Coast Conference, may carve the most thrilling chapter of the 1850 season in the turf at Seattle this weekend The winner will take a tremendous stride toward the Rose Bowl.
 It shapes up as a collision between two juggernauts. The 550o0-capacity Washington stadium is a sure sell out for gridiron test that has developed week by week into a nat ural.
 Lynn (Pappy) Waldorf's Califor- nia Bears, ranked fifth last week il the Associated Press national poll must prove their worth against the toughest opposition thus far. Wash ington's latest league win, 2l-7 over Stanford, certainly should improve it's position in the next poll, Lasi week it was 21st, drop from l0tl following it's lone and non-con- ference loss.
 HoWie Odell's Huskies wrote finish to Stanford's championship ano Rose Bowl aspirations, outplayint the preseason title favorites all tht way.
 Huskies Big Job
 Washington faces it's biggest jol this week, however. California, seek ing it's third consecutive trip to the Rose Bowl, has jelled slowly bui undeniably into a powerful team since the season opener. It is un- beaten and united, in or out of the conference. The victory string in cludes a 14-7 setback to an eastern stalwart, Pennsylvania.
 The last victim Saturday was St, Mary's, 4O-25, and Coach Waldorf just about cleaned the bench while experimenting with unproven re- serves.
 Washington's hopes necessarily will be pinned on the passing arm of Don Heinrich. The six foot quar- terback completed 19 out of 25 throws against Stanford. He will pose the big threat to the Bears. California, however, already has been up against a great passer, Francis Reds" Bagnell of Penn, and won.
 x RackfieIds OK. Fs The two clubs have first rate back fields. Washington's Heinrich; pass snagging running Roland Kirby; galloping Hugh McElhenny and steady Jack Seth are formidable combination. California's Jim Mon- achino, Pete Schabarum and John Olszewski equal if not surpass the Washington power runners. The Huskies are much stronger at quar- terback
 California appears to have an ad- vantage in the line, with many more capable players than Washington.
 Other Games While these two are battling foI the top spot in the conference, the University of California at Los An geles will be seeking to strengthen it's position in conference engage ment with Oregon State. Henry Red" Sanders UCLA Bruins los to Washington, 20-21. A defeat fol the leaders, plus continued success of their own, would place them il a formidable role again.
 The Bruins walloped Purdue las week. They should earn a hand. win over Oregon State. The latter incidentally, chalked up its initia victory of the season by stopping Montana, 20-0
 Southern California and Stanfort hook up in a battle between th' fallen mighty.
 USC won it's first game of the sea son by beating Oregon 30-21 las week, at the same time Stanfort was losing it's second.
 Luckless Oregon, loser of five ant winner only over Montana, will tr. to bounce back against Washingto, State. Washington State played ; TT tie with Idaho last Saturda. .-l ,o,,,ro 70 lively TdahO dOWnpt