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04 00 00 00 Goph ers Drop Huskies Broncos XJpset Stanford MINNESOTA'S 0 THE FRESNO BEE Sl'NDAY SEPTEMBER 27 J936 NO 1997 FRESNO FAIR RAGES ATTRACT LARGE FIELD OF HORSES The six-day horse race meet at the Freano District Fair opening Tuesday haa attracted a clasey field of horses assuring the racing gentry of a lot of fine action in both the harness and running races each af ternoon this week Upper left is Queen Maxine Wills of the fair seated at the entrance of the pari mutuel betting booths To care for the anticipated heavy play from the bettors eight windows have been installed No 2 photo is Mrs William Anderson of Stockton with Tom Nash The horse is owned by William Anderson of Stockton No 3 Madam Attorney a horse from Tanforan with Jockey George Jacobs of Sonora up No 4 Jacobs again on Red O'Neil owned by Dave Lilts of Fresno Midwest Team Cashes In On Breaks For 18th Consecutive Victory By FRANK nORRJK (AdhtIiM Press Sport Writer) SEATTLE Sept Still on Triumphal rampage the TJ i a i of Minnesota opened ita 1936 football Reason to-day with its eighteenth consecutive victory smashing the touted University of Washington Huskies 14 to 7 before a capacity throng of 37000 in Washington Stadium The thrilling triumph started the Gophers on their way toward another national championship and safely protected their undefeated record of three successive years Minnesota has rolled up record of twenty-five straight games without defeat but four ties were mixed with victories in 1933 8ince the last tie the Gophers have won eighteen in a row The big intersectional battle today was a tossup until the final period when the Minnesota warriors making their own breaks and taking advantage of them put over the winning touchdown on a perfectly executed pass Fumble Paves Way Just when It looked as if Washington might forge ahead with the ball in possession of the Huskies on the Minnesota twenty-yard line big Earl Bvendson came from nowhere to Intercept a long pass and the national champions were off to the races They punted hoped for a break (Continued on Page 2-C) football DRIVE IN SECOND HALF GIVES DONS VICTOOYJIAH Sal Sccno Peterson Go Over In Third And Fourth Periods By ED ORMAN Opening 111? 1036 football srasmt before 8000 fans at the Kivt-nn Slate College Stadium last night- Jimmy Bradshaw's Fiesim State Bulldogs bowed 1o more powerful University of Francisco team by thi score of It to 0 Fresno made gallant fight of llie contest hut eould not cope with the superior power packed hy Spud green jerseyed gridderx The Bulldogs held thro visitors scoreless in the first half hut were forced to sed their goal line crossed in the third period and again in the middle of the last quarter Fresno threatened several times but did not have suffi cicnt punch to put the pigskin over at the opportune times The contest was a fair sort of an offering for so early in tha season Hard lina play marked th battle although there were sever I fumbles and several pass interception that were to ha expect ed for this time of the year Nrnre First In Third was not sbls to scorn until the very beginning of ths third period No sooner had ths klrknff taken place until the Don were on Fresno's thirty-yard lins as result of a bungled kickoff re turn and poor kirk Soon after Sal Keeno ripped through left tackle for twenty yards and a tourhdown going over standing up Fresno held off ths visitors until ths middle of tha fourth period when Big Fullback Peterson re placed Seeno and taking tha ball on Fresno's thirty-eight Peterson practically single handed rooted hla way through th Fresno da fenna for ths second tally Peterson's main gain was a ten-yard off tackle thrust Fresno showed its best offensive drive after the second touchdown of the Dons staging a 1st drive that netted about thirty yards and two first downa on a mixtura of reverses and paaae featuring Full bark Kddle Dlttenhlr and Halfback Walt Byrd Tha march put the ball on the Dona' forlv-two a couple of minutes before tn finish of ths game Fresno'a line and secondary held the Iluna off several times and turned in a good gams Soma breaks mostly by pass Inlercep tions enabled Fresno to threaten to score in the first and serond pe rioda hut the Bulldogs Just rouldn't muster enough strength to roll over the Ran Franciscans when oppor tun II lea presented themselves Fresno made only three first downs to thirteen for Tha Dona piled up 273 yards to sixty for Fresno from scrimmage Tha visitors made all but forty of their yards on the ground while Freano gained only twenty-aeven yards on tha ground Dlttenblr Ktands Out Diltenhir powerful defenafva man played a grand gam for Fresno Tha husky fullback waa in practically every play on da fenaa and if it had not been for him the score would have been much larger A number of Fresno linemen distinguished themselves Lyman Drtnoto Manaon Reid Walt Gillingham and Kraia Jorgensen particularly A new threat to tha quarterback bobbed up in Phil Andrews who cams up with somo fine ball-hawking Seeno Peterson Halfback Johnny Swanson and Arney Arneson stood out for 8 tha backfleld IT carts Up Head up football in ths first quarter put tha Bulldogs on the of fenaiva and they threw a serious scoring threat at ths colorful Dons Lyman Pomoto Fresno guard recovered Fullback Peterson's fumblo on forty-seven-yard line After Walt Bvrd was tossed for a substantial loss Eddi Dlttenblr punted and the Dona took tha ball on their thirty-seven Peterson backed up and passed but when ho toseed the hail Halfback Granny Holbrook bobbed up and grabbed tha oval from mid-air rambled twenty-five yards latteraling tb plgekin eight yards to the Dons' twenty-fourth Dlttenhir and Holbrook carried the hall to tha eighteen and then Dittinber paseed into ths flat to Byrd who nearly broke sway Tha halfback waa downed on tha six There the Dons held ths Bulldogs for downs Peterson punted out to Byrd and Paseanlsi intercepted pass on the forty-three Fresno drew a fifteen-yard penalty for alleged piling and that put th Dona in Fresno's territory but Fresno held again Weak punting cost Fresno a lot of ground and gave 8 a big iedee Peterson punied over ths goal line From th twenty-yard marker Diltenhir returned tha punt The Fiesnsns again held the Dona on the ground and Peterson went hack to pass again End Jackson made a shoestring catch for a nino-tcen-yard gain and than Feta Wells the Porterville hoy playing halfback waa railed on to pas Wells i tossed the ball but Holbrook mads second interception running for Ity-tbrce yards to tbs 8 thirty-four before being brought down The Dons held the Fresnans and Dit'enbir was forced to kick on tha first play of tha second period Coffin Corner Kick Dittenbir'a punt roiled out of bounds on the eight and from that position the Dons uncorked a driving slashing attack engineered by Sal Seeno fuilnkclL Assisted by Halfbacks Arneson and Swanson Seeno led an elghty-aix-yard drive down the field After reaching the six-yard stripe Seeno fumbled and Dittenbir and littla Toby Heeb recovered In the drive the Done made aix first downs Dittenbir kicked out nicely although pressed closely Th Dons came back to threaten again but Fresno took the ball on downs when Swanson's pass intended for (Continued On Fags l-Q FAR WEST San Francisco University 14 Tresuo State 0 Oregon Institute of Technology 0 Eastern Oregon Xor-- mal37 Minnesota 14: Washington Santa Clara 13 Stanford 0 8 88 Oregon State 7 California 14 0 (California 39 Cal Aggies 0 (Doubls-hrader) Washington State 19 Montana 0 Idaho 25: Whitman 6 Arizona State 7 Calif Poly 0 Chico State 13 Menlo 0 Utah 26 Greeley State 0 Linfield 45 College of Idaho 0 A 21 Occidental 0 A 28 Pomona 0 (Double- header) Modesto Junior College 0 Staa-f ford University Frosh 6 Montana State 0 Utah Aggies 12 Arizona State 7 California Poly-tech 0 New Mexico Stats Teachenf Coi-' lege 6 University of New Mexico 0 Fort Lewis Aggies 0 Regia College 13 Idaho: Gooding College 0 Rieka 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Nary II Shenandoah 0 Weitern Haryland II Darla Xlklna I Ht St Hary'i 12 Detroit Tech 0 Akron 31 Bluftton 1 Wlttenbers 12 Horanen 11 Dlcklneen 7 Crntral State Teaeheri 2 Baldwin Wallace 0 Drexel 14 Junlila 1 Bloemeburi Trechera 7 Snaquehinno 11 Bmporia iKaal Teaehen I Central Oklahoma Trachera pin Chrlatian Vnlve ratty A Tezaa Tec hnjlos leal Coll eia I Six-Day Meet Starts Tuesday $75000 May Be Bet On Bang Tails Nearly 200 entries are on file for the opening of the horse rare meeting which will open Tuesday afternoon a the Fresno District Fair A six-day meeting ia scheduled Barry Whitehead of San Francisco racing secretaiy for the Trojans Return To Grid Glory Rout Oregon State 38-7 By JlOHLRT MVKRS (Associated Press Sport Writer) MEMORIAL COLISEUM LOS ANGELES Sept University of Southern Califonia's Trojans signalled a return to football significance to-day smashing a helpless squad of Oregon State ('ollegc Beavers 31 to 7 BERKELEY Sept MW University of California' football warriors opened their season here today with victories over the California Aggiea and College of the Pacific Coach Leonard Allison used almost every player as his Bears swept to a 89-to-0 victory over the Aggies In the opener The Tigers from Stockton however came on with a brilliant barrage of passes and running plays to hold California to a 14-to-0 margin It was all College of the Pacific In the first half and California seemed baffled by the new formations and plays from 74-year-old Coach Amoa Alonzo bag of tricks The more than 85000 customers hardly had found their scats after the half-time intermission when Fullback John Howard paared to EM Thomas on the Tigers' five-yard line from where Sam Chapman paseed to John Meek for the first core Henry Sparks converted California' second score came late in the fourth on Chapman's pass to Wilson on the Tiger one-yard line from where Bnttari tried the line with no gain Both teams were ruled offside twice Left Half George Cornell scored on an off-tackle stab and Sparks again converted Brilliant kicking by both teams marked the wide open game Pacific wai on the California five-yard line in the first quarter hut Cortez's pass waa intercepted by Bob Herwig Bear center Fumbles and penalties marred the Aggie contest Morris (Mushy) Pollock California track atar scored two of his team's six touchdowns on long trick runs California gained 459 yards from ecrim-mags against the Aggies' sixteen Play will be continued to-morrow In the Fresno City night softball schedule with only one game each night until the series is completed Walt's Barbers In a tie with the Cosy Inn Cafe for the lead will meet the Washington Market at 7:30 to-morrow at Holmes Playground Tuesday night the Coiy Inn Cafe ill play the Co-operative Meat team at 7:30 at Cosmos Playground The Washington Market and Cooperative Meat Plant teams have two defeats while the others have only one Three defeats means elimination from the round robin schedule DAVIDSON ELEVEN WINS RALEIGH Sept Davidson's Wildcats rated the under dogr ('created Hunk Anderson's favoied North Carolina Wolf-pack 6 to 2 to-night Fresno meeting pronounced the field as a well-balanced and stellar entry capable of offering six high class programs of runnier and harness racing The meeting will enfi next Sunday Pari-mutuel betting will be held for the second season In Fresno Last year the legalized system was inaugurated in Fresno and the was approximately (14000 Whitehead looks for a (75000 play at tha windows There will be bet- Jerome (Dizzy) Dean great i ting only on the first five days pitcher of the St Louis Cardinal Jockey Classier will make an appearance in Fresno Dizzy Dean To Pitch Game In Fresno Friday SANTA CLARA SPILLS CARDS BY 13-0 SCORE By Rl'SR KEWTAND (Associated Press Sports Writer) PALO ALTO Sept Indians toast of the western football world and Rose Bowl choice of the last three years went down to a staggering if not unexpected 13-to-0 defeat to-day before a fighting University of Santa Clara eleven which saw and seised its chances to make two decisive goal thrusts Superior on offense and defense and matching a completely organized attack against tha haphazard efforts of the opposition tha Bronco eleven which ia being couched for th first year by Lawrence (Buck) Shaw muted tha big red team with tourhdnun rallies in the serond and fourth quarter Each time it was the snatching of a golden onportunity that turned tallica into Santa Clara's side of the column Just after the teams had switched sides frr the second period Farfta Clara gained possession of the ball on a feeble kick by Fullback Glenn Hamilton of Stanford The oval sailed out of bounds on the Stanford twenty-six-yard line On four plays the Broncos put it over A five-yard tackle run was followed by a one-yard gain by Don Derosa left halfback Manuel Gomez shifty little right half camnered around Stanford's right end for thirteen yards and a first down On the iText play Quarterback Falaschi whipped a flat pass to Gomez who dashed over the goal (Continued on Page 3-C) Arizona Staters Defeat Cal Poly By 7 To 0 Count FLAGSTAFF Ariz Sept 24-47 Playing with the seronrl string on the field for two quarters the Arizona State Teacher College of Flagstaff won Its first game -under Coach Garrett ArhelhHe 7 to hers to-day from California Polytech The Arizona Stale touchdown came in the second period when Bushek and Salzbrenner alternating in carrying the hall advanced Thirty-five thousand fans turned out for the initial Pacific Coast Conference conflict here and saw Coarh Howard Trojans hand the Beavers their worst defeat in the history of their football relations Use Aerial Attack Displaying a sparkling aerial st-iioh that dirked eighteen times out of psssea attempted and a wealth of bnckflelrl talent the Tro-Jans scored twice in the second period twice again in the third and wound up the Beaver rout with two more tallies in tha final quarter Oregon State's thieatened run- from midfield the ViRht-ysrditounderwnnmTTM 11 tom Ch led the Northenera to a 13-to-7 vic- over Pavlich's place kick good for the extra point next Friday night when he twirls in an exhibition game at Frank Chance Field Dean will ap- r'tr with a uneh of all-stars including Pepper Martin and Johnny Rothrock also ofths Cardinals The visiting baseball greats will play against Art Ram age's Fresno Tigers Dean will pitch Dizzy Dean three innings and perform tha remainder of the gems in tha infieM and outfield Besides Dean Martin and f-oth-rnck other stars of major and minor league hall will play with club Ramagn intends mustering his regular Tiger lineup for th fracas Whitehead who secured entries for tha Fresno meet in Stockton Sacramento and Pomona said also that there will be a much higher1 class of Jockeys riding in tha run-' nlng races this week Jockey' Frank Wilbourn leading rider at Riverside Park Kansas City Mo when he was an apprentice will be 1 one of the newcomers here Wil- bourn oite of the most daring i riders on American tracks to-day was on his way to national honors In 1933 when a serious faU laid him up for months After the injury he began riding at Tanforan late that year and hie mount Old Tuck stumbled coming into the stretch throwing Wilbourn head-first into a fence post He waa given up for dead and lay unconscious for three weeks It was more than two months before he was able to resume riding Eddie Taplan veteran Fresno feckey also is listed for action in Fresno Taplan left Pomona (he (Continued on Page 3-C) The Californians made their only serious scoring threat of the game in the third period Miller and Dooley passing and running around the flanks advanced the ball from tha fifty-yard line to within five yard of the goal William And Mary Is First Navy Grid Victim ANNPOLIS (Md Scptr Navy opened ita footba'l season with a victory to-dav defeating William and Mary 18 to 6 The ind tiMy came on an elghty-flt-e-yard pan play in tha closing minutes of the gams tory over Troy last year had little opportunity to show his wares A long pars fromCaptain Johnny Alexander to Bob Mountain was good for sixty-eight yards and the only Beaver score in the last period The twin cyiindered squad representing separate "sen-ior-' and a "sophomore' varsity teams functioned as separate units with little to choose between either outfit Oregon State's lone scoring punch aside from the touchdown pan came in the first period Gray after passing to Dale Lillebo and (Continued On Page 3-C) I.