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I tT 3 a i mmmmmmmmmmmiimmrnammmmmmmmtBBttmmmmmmm IMfP1 ryyjfo SAN FRANCISCO CHRONICLE SUNDAY XOVEMBER XD1T itei rf CALIFORNIA DEFEATS WASHINGTON FIRST IN 10 YEARS CALIFORNIA 27 WASHINGTON 0 iW a Ml HEMS 111 BY THESE BQYS BROUGHT VICTORY TO GOLDEN STATE1 I twtv bit yn1 Nothing Spectacular About jThcir Work but Tremend ous Power in Attack MASS ON tACKLE PLAY Jt Brought Many Victories to NorthernMen and Helped I Defeat Them Yesterday By ED HUGHES AL1FORNIA gets he ere dlt or imtiKlnr the great winning record of the Uhl verslty of Wash ington In football California boat Washington yesterday at Califor nia Field 27 to 0 and the slie of the score does not represent the dif ference In the teams 1 017 OEADINQ from top to bottom in circle Jap Symes Walter Oordon jFWalligson DR RichardsonUne Coach Qus Zelgler Smiling Ray Hansen Shad Rowe Coach Andy Smith Jacko Hayes David Boucher Robert Brown and Jack Gifford Team line up Gifford Boucher Brown Hansen Richardson Lane and West backfield Hig son Wells Rowe and Hayes Had California not slowed down In jf the second halt Die scoro could Just as well have been 50 0 California outclassed Washington doing avory xning une calirornla line outcharged the Washington men Richardson out runted Blake Wells Hayes and 1 Bows looked like unKerelty men Pitted agalnatjilgh school boys when compared to the Washington back Held men California had a few plays that they put over while Washington could not even start Washington got the break but Jacked the punch In the first quarter and when they had to give up the ball on California one yard line they surrendered their last chance to be anything but the party of the second part Washington Gets Break When two teams are evenly Snatched the well known breaks often turn the scale of victory Washington got two big breaks In the first quarter yet could not even score After California got out of that tight hole It was a question only of by how big a score the Bears would win Washingtons only chance can be described In a few words In the first quarter California was march Inn toward a touchdown when the ball ras fumbled Rowe dived for It and missed and little Ross Williams of Washington curled himself around It Dhlv ten yards from his own goal Washington Immediately punted out of danger The bait fell abort of vVfiLl There was a mad scrambleojor the hil ln little Williams recov ered Ey those two lucky breaks Washington had recovered the bill Its own ten yard and again had It en Californias ten yard line They eouldnot have carried It that farln week on straight football This was Washingtons big chance and Lieutenant Murphy the only veteran of the squad was pulled back of the line to try to buck It over He did his btst but the California line was too strong He had to surrender the ball on the one yard line and after California kicked out of danger there was notning to It but California Tho great scoring machine of Call fornla did not get results until the second quarter but once it gathered momentum the Washington boys were piled In windrows while the Slue and Oold warriors tramped over their fallen forma to victory Row pulled two bad plays ln that first quarter which gave Washington Its only chance hut he wiped out all recollection of It by his brilliant play In that second quarter First It was Wells with his bull like rushes then Hayes and Rowe with lancellka slices oft tackle hat tore the Washington line all apart and finally Row car rled the bai over for the flTst touchdown California Marches to Victory Little Jllgson held the ball while luane booted It over the cross bars and California was ltadlng by 7 0 Once they got a taste of victory California simply played the Washington men oft their feet Rowe got the ball on the old criss cross play and after knocking several Washing Jc ton 1 men flat oiu the soli he tramped xor xoriy nvv ysraa ana went over the last chalk mark for another ntiArtif Atvn 1 In net at knAlai4 na if i 11 ytr ni the cort At California tried Its only forward i pass soon after but it was spoiled by Williams so the old trip hammer tuff was started again and while the tired Washington men fought back their hardest they could not top Wells Hayes and Kowe and the latter scored again Lanes accurate kick pulled the score up to 10 When the half ended the California men loped off the field while the Washington men staggered off Louie Beagraves Warren Orlmnv Jack Rohlvelev and other whA hail lrmri Blunder Doble and who were there rot WHinos iu Army umiorm leapea Wdown and patted the Washington fclayeri on their backs but they knew the Washington men were outclassed and that the best team was winning They are trjue sports and all good 4j sports like to See the best team win a their hats are off to California as the better team California scored again ia the third quarter Wells go jing over ln a tremendous line buck California played safe after that and iWaslugtB 4a aesBeratlon tried acwie pen work la the last quarter but It lvaa quicaij ainoinerea oeiore any damage was done I It was simply a case of Washington Mndlar boys tp do mens work The boys 414 the best they knew how but It was not good enough They took an awful hammering and as boy after boy was led off the Held bruised and crying the generous hearted in the Tj crowd gave them a hand A let of folks realised that those toys were out there trying to sustain a racord focJwUning thauhas lasted since 111 and they sympsthlsed with itr visitors whll glorjflngjnjhe ylc icStpry of California Jjean Look like Machine California looked like a real fnow mm nail lsinand that mass on tackle had ra lot Of sower Doble used hat Slav JuJ lth rod results and It was that at taclt mat tipped the Washington line virlnlo shreds yesterday California has lot open stuff but did not put It ft Ti Jl I if 306 if I It tm 5MBiPBsaiadOTjiattsHBsiW im SasasT BSSSm 1 aSSSisg ISsfiBSSSW3 A AeiWsT cl JMt VBTSIRS2sSSSSsV SSBBBBBBmiiKW tH 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Kaudsoa AadersaM Blake Left ead Gilford Legs Marrh Krealeld Marphy lllnly Rawsoa William Dalley uardner Moras Otrander Quarter i Left Aalfj Illaht balf Fallback Left tackle 1 Cordon Left gaard Lane Farmer Crater Hanaea Itlght guard Browa Paztoa Boaehrr IllaSt tarVleRlcbardsoa Itlght end Balr JW West Hlsaea Howe Hayes Wells Hoeper Alford UORH BY PERIODS Callferala 31 A 2T Waaklsgtea a It Olnelal score referee ararll po kaae Implre Stott Stanford Ilrad llaramaa Huebel Mlchlraa Time quarter Flfteea minutes Callforala teurhdowas Wells 3 Itowe 2 teals from touebdewa Laae 3 Sobstltutleast Vt ahlaston Raw sea far Glllaly Oetrsader for Woraa nirii iop utraader Krenneid ier Marrk Kandiwn for Thelsea California Ixton for Brown lloprr for Wells Brown for Iaatoa Well for Hooper Farmer for laar West for Bates Alford for Well Boucher far Brown Multnomah ClubWins From Seattle Boys PORTLAND Or November 3 Multnomah Club won three of four events at last nights Interclub Doting and wrestling meet with Seattle Athletic Club Oscar Benson Heattlo won the decision In the main boxing event from Con Kelleher Multnomah PhllJeerMultnomah wonadfclslonl irum nvr jurunson seame in mree rounds George Hanson Multiomah defeated Paul Thompson Seattle In straight falls in the middle walght wrestling and Virgil Hamlin Multnomah w6n from Peter Willie Seattle in straight falls In the 126 pound class on dlsBJAK Ther wHV nave ft until they really need It They soon found out that they could win by straight JootbaH yenterdsy and fhatriawhit they hjnded out and they were nota btt stingy about anil Inn It out eltnel It was rather rubbing it into the few Washington men present for the chimes to play How Down to Washington while Washington was belna bowed down br a bigger strongef faster and better football team Call 7 fornla Is entitled to credit for playing hard clean football and now that that university Is on the football map again all comers will get a welcome that they wilt not soon forget Andy Hmlth hsa a team that shonM Improve right along for aside from 1 1 ef tth a JhJ mnj edflo TO auer tuti tremenouus spurt in tne second quarter which swept Washington Into the dlscaruVthey lookell like a real varsity maihlnu Tote the Municipal Conference Ticket Straight Advt 1 1 How do you feel today old man I dont feet like myself In that case perhaps you will lend nje a Jlva sppt Andy Smjth Admits That Hes Happy SOME AFTERTHE CAME STATEMENTS Hunt of Washington Not Surprised ICTORIOVJS California cannot but exult bit In after th game state ments And the wearers of the blue and gold are not to bo blamed for their rejoicing even If they openly admit thejro glad they have won Thats what the competition means Coach Jump Hunt of Washlng ton who had already predicted defeat for 113 Northwesterners simply says that what he expected catno true But here are the declarations By ANDY SMITH Callforala Coach Im so kappy Ibst I raat Had words to eipreso my joy My boys won and Vfoa fairly keraue they outclassed Wasblagtoa la tvnr depart meat of the game offense defease puatlng and beadworlt It was a flae rleaa Victory aad Im sure eiery oae who Ssw tke asms will admit that Wasklagtoa met a belter team I woat pick aay stars araoag my boj hey were all stars By CLAUDE HUNT Washington Coarki expected to lose and the dope ran true to form We were simply outclassed California has the better Team and I am free to admit it Cali fornia outweighed us ten pounds to the man or more My hoys simply couldnt stand up under the punish men the big fellows meted out 1o lis My team lathed the necessary experience fcut diide from that we met a ijer aggregation of football players I nave nothing to say against the Bears They played to win and they won By BAY GARDNER Washington tapUla We tried hard but we were up agalaat be resl thins la Csllfornla We seemed 10 luck the punch We had a flae chanre to spore oa Callforala la the early sitae of the game but we simply were aot there ills be nlanlac wallop 3ly hat I off In Callforala the Hirst tram In nine years 10 loner Wsshlnatoas tToromr By DANNY FOSTER allfornla Csnlln Well we did it We Wenlmto the game expecting to win and we won The boys played real football Our offense seemed to be invincible It was invincible I want everyone to know that California played its best as I am sure Washington di3 I thm the score speaks for itself Even Police Must Pay War Tax at Fights EVEN police officers in or out of uniform will be obliged to pay the war tax nKen they attend four round fights in the future And that goes just the same if the officers are detailed for duty at the fight arenas When Harry Foley went to the office of the Infernal Revenue Collector yesterday to pay 23077 fr oTlrjercenrbTlhT receipts of the Friday night bouts an inspector complained the po lice paid no war tax We lae orders from them said Foley Youll take orders from the Government in the future said the revenue man If you do not charge the war tax against the pohceyou will be heldlrcspo Liifce And ifyou persist we will not only arrest you but the po 1 lice as welL Sympathetic Btranger rHellpr old chap fallen InT tnforrbnsta Angler sarcastically Well ryou flon believe this Is MARINES DEFEAT OREGON BY 27 TOO PORTLAND Or November 3 Straight foothnll hamctei a iiy game in which he United States mo rlnes from Mara Island defeated the University of Oregon 57 to 0 The University was outplayed pretty thoroughly nil the way Hollister Hunt Ingtoni mad for the first touchdown for the marines In the first period klcknic goal a jfew minutes lster Mare island scored another touihdown In the second period when Gardiner went Ih rousrhr thr inrl versify TTneT missing tile kick out In the third ne rloil fleers fur tllg university puntefl down the fifteen yard line Hrownl eaugnt mo punr and raced thirty yards for the third touchdown and Huntington kkked goal In the fourth period IlantlnKton again starred making a touchdown and kicking goal Notre Dame Whips Army Football Team WESTPOJ NT November a ror riiirnn won fnorrj the Army day In tlielr aniuial football game Tne contest which wahard but eletnly fought vrtu Inieretlng tbroiifihnnr Klmer Ollnhant was the whole woik for the cadets but Oil pftant could not bent Noire Jjanu iunb nn nss none en some otnr teams heretofore nd the soldiers had to bile the dust The linal ira was to 3 annua football struggle be tween tho universities of California and Washington And what Is more th California folk aro hoping they wilt not be forced to fork over 10 per vejt of tho receipts or a sum ranging from 11200 to 1500 lb law provides that where the proceeds of asfootball game or oilier college sport go to the oducallonal Institution there Is no tax Where tho Student Wdv takes the money th tax must paid Ill tho case California the money lis handled by tlo student body a ccrlftln proportion being turned over to the university for upkeep of the trounds etc Whether that will suffice to ellmlnato the fax Is a prob Irirnis Trtmn solved To a man iip a tree It looks as If the university lads may bo forced to make good out of the receipts The attendance was estimated at sooo people with tho receipts any where frpin J12000 to 115000 HARRISON BAGS GOOD GAME IN NORTH Big game hunting was enjoyed by If Harrison on Telegraph creek British Columbia during the months of September and October and from all accounts the San Franciscan had a great time of it on his outing Urged by his physician to tako an outdoor trip Harrison and his wife larranged with Winifred Uyland of the John Uyland Company for Ills journey to the Casslar hunting fields Krom Wrangel Alaska tho Harrison party took a gas boat up the 8tlklne river 200 miles and at Tele graph creek outfitted with twelve horses and four Indians to act as packers and guides llairlHori who Is a fine shot got si lMMtfjijnio that Included three caribou twonioosi a ki twer stono sheep one Fan ulnar sheep a big black bear and two grlsslleu Mrs Harrison accompanied her husband and though this was her first experience ot the sort sho bagged two moose and thieo caribou The San Franciscans had good weather at the outset but on the return trip were forced to cross the mountain with snow two feet deep on the trail and from four to six feet in the drifts Harrison has presented 10 he Academy of Sciences in Qolden Gate Tark a group of Stone sheep HE bojs from the Kvergreen State came down to monkey with ho Berkeley buzz saw and they got it if 1 rtlght back of me sat a stunning sibyl of the brunette persuasion who before the game shrilly opined that the gladiators from Fuget Sound were due to tako a lovely larruping I see now where she was right An axiom attributed to I lie late Jlr Napoleon that an army travels on Its stomach would nave been remodeled If the French hero had been on the sidelines at California rield yesterafternoon Had he seen Brother Kowe In action lie would have said that Bear halfback ivas a wjiole army who traveled oil the stomachs briskets and other portions ot the allied Washington forces rt vn Higher education from the rooters section Smear those birds California Give a shot of bop it hi i nr HI5 game had not far progressed a wnen a blind man could have detected that the brave athletes from Seattle were due for a direful drubbing After the flrst half elerlao ejaculations soft and low from the lime knot or Washington rooters were drowned In piping paeons loud and cjear from tho banzai bunch front Berkeley It gave the Bear rooters supremest of Joy to watch the local lads levigate the other fellows Having been on the losers end since 1911 I think the Berkeley boys were entitled to crow come to think of lt fl After that first touchdown made with extreme ease the rooters bellowed and billowed blared and blasted bleated and blazed buzzed and bustled bubbled and blustered Basket Ball Schedule Calls for Final Games Division finals In the baseket ball tournament of the Public Schools das ana Wednesday 4Jhi4hl4wa0Mlowft ahe JftTjlU week follow The details art week as follows MTtitfia Nomlwr fl Kt Niirtli Riih play round IlnufOfk WHbliijrton putiud nt North HtRb nlarfrftiifMl Hntiuirk Yerlm liiicnu 110 pound at Hamilton lay ground Itor iuiinbnaii ittr Kl pmuttlrt at Suth alde tilmrvuntl Columbia va MiKlnlPrv pomitlft Wrvlnfula nfriiler KxrtMnr ilav roil ml lJifnlfb Wfbatr ioiiifViiw poiimlit at Kxnlalr playground IttiiOl Wnb atr va Monro 121 punntla at Hamilton pibjitouihi uratiaa rn munpp of it bam prou va ttulru tKi pound Olympics Will Pla Santa Clara Today SANTA CLARA UNIVERSITY No vember 1 The Santa Clara rugby If teen lines up Sunday against the Winged team The clubmen have their chance for several of Von Mon dsrschleds men tannot be used as Ihey took part In the freshman game and cannot play Sunday Pete Flanagan is bringing down his fsstesk lineup and wliL endeavor to give the Sulnts a good time The game la In K8nitLPpjiirjofilenJltjnOrlCllalIx 11 01 jinn iop win no in niienoanre The best gome if the season Is looked fl perspiration do jou7 rasilng Show tilllt j1 I i ELECT JAMES McSHEEHV sueirvliHif spslilQ coiiritfeiiuHj eiiindleulUiu Porme Why are you Duttlna Vour birthday candy anav Iinrmee fo as not to expose It to galloping consumption Mow are you getting pn at school Harry Fine I ve got so I can writs my owl aosenc excuses now Evergreeners Monkey With Buxz Saw AND THEY FIND IT DOESNT PAY Sweet Revenge for Blue and Gold By EDDIE BOYDEN bragged and bravoed and otherwise browsed into the realms of superheated enthusiasm with a Brobdnlgnaglan browse I And I don blame em Two years ago Dobln snd his flock smeared Call fornla 12 lo 0 This year California smeared Washington 27 lo 0 Con the figures The and the 7 flguro In each game but what a difference mates what difference ft VKIt In tho west bleachers where vr sat a few raltluul Wajshlngtonlans was covey ot rooters who wauled and walld for a touchdown Vain hope Kvery time a Washington player started In the general dlrec ilon of Californias goalavbll moose disguised as a bear stepped on the Washington mans kjshglsh and stopped Wm That made the loyal covey feel very much to the yttro Louis Seagraves captain of the purple and gold crew whlcb spanked tlie Callfornlans last year II times to 7 was there It made him worry at his hangnail to datch dear old alma mater taking a lacing Louis summed up the game and all thereto appertaining when asked what he thought of his old college mates he said No punch Xo poach was right FAR away oil the Berkeley hills where the picturesque lord It over all I glimpsed a crowd ot fans whoescsped the war tax which was not Imposed at fhe gate They were not sufficiently near to see tile honest tears which coursed down Olllulys cheeks when taken from tha line up nor could they get a close up of a busy little bee of a man who irled ta sneak Into the press stand only to be ejected with ease and dls patih by the village tipstaff who flourishes In Berkeley Washington Has No Chance When Rooters Shout Out Their Advice EVEN CEDAR RIVER DROPS Water Keg Brought From the North Is Tapped as Visitors Are Beaten Down By JQSHTJA SHANEDLING ITHIN three mln utes after he klck oo hundreds of gold and blua rooters arranged artlaticallyin the I VHluurni iitnu began to yell wits great rervend and sincerity Hold that Una Hold that line Hold that Una The Bear team must have been lmoreasad with the advice for from that moment Washington had no chance the boys in uis sianas quit worrying about tn home team line and began to wonder how near the eleven would come to making up for the 7J 0 agalr The splilt of former sears wa missing from tha stands its absent was almost as noticeable as tha laclc of spirit In the Washington team Ttt three yell leaders made tha usual I eranMng motions ana tne rooters aid wha was expected by earning tha team from the field on their shoulders but the old fight wasnt there Maybe things would1 have been livelier In tha stands It the teams had set a good example Opposite the California section a little group of Washington men mostly in oitve drab sat and said nothing The men sorrowed In silence for It was their fate to see the mighty fall Occasionally some one started a yell but it died before It reached tho 1 field The men ap preciated the feelings of the first Wji shin gtonlan pulled out of the game he cried and they all felt like it But adversity could not hinder the activities of Washingtons official water carrier the custodian of tho pteclous Cedar river Three gallons of the imported fluid was stored In milk can and1 the watercarrler dispensed It from a milk bottle Tha pral eeef was rerygood Tha California stands saw fit to make sarcastic remarks about tha special water the first time the busr little carrier grabbed his bottla and ran out on the field But soon the trips became so frequent the Bear rooters ceased to call attention to them After the game a disgusted Washington man tapped the keg that held the last of the fifty gallons and let the water seek Its level uninterrupted Cedar River had fallen dawn The trouble with Washington waa not the water but Its team The men were too careless TH HiN0feNSO6 uNt IE6M1 tO 1ft MOtTOI 8AKfit Here Are All the Details Of How Bears Scored Win Second Period Proved One in Which the Blue and Gold Started I you wish to follow the progress of the ball step by step as the California Bears ran up the score that gave them their tremendous win over Washington you will find the Information here Slow to start the blue and gold got Into action in the second period which was their one brilliant session with three touch nUST QUARTER RlcliarrfamVa kirk want oir 1ln Ball Id Flay on Waahliitfton twenty Uno bur an mad flrnt down allfnrnla li1l In niiiinort ami rttvlvpd tli ball Klcliardann punted to WilliamWilliam on Waahloatona twantjr yard Un California atria on WaahiiiR tnn thirty 7trd Una Blake klckM fo California fort yard Hum tar liarva and Wvlla carrlrtd tb ball fo nrar aop on waiinKiun twrnjrwrn nip wun rambuui ami kUkfM to Calif urn la ra it nMMfrfi tlilrtj yard Unt Blaka Trhr WHIIanw rotrlfTfd th ball nd jyaw lluwpyLLylejtit rfgyttPil latftririih Inn Tina pinhyw i Murphy mads Ihrau cm i nm urn imi tn tnt yaru nn whan oiTTa fl fornlalo tufkl back ular unity madi It tlr down ttardntr mad tUrw ami allfornla itMd for dona IuTphy uilnnlng a tmirtidrtkvn by ayard KlilmrdMOD inmtfd ttr tin twauty flrn yard lint ylwrm Williams matin a fair tatcli fall fornla being penalised frn yartU for tack Hug bfrr tb ratrh waa madv llanaoa Inter Feptttl a Waahlnatofl forward paaa Wtlla broka looaa and want to Waablngtmi a forty dt yard una una onria inanit nrt oirn and tlia period ended with tha ball lo allfornla a noartftalon on Wanhlngtona thirty flva yard line loon WaBlnrto 0 California 0 SEC0NDPERIOD Callfornlaa Jin attack with Vella rarry Ink tho ball hi ad tno flrafc dwn Watthlna phi a line aeenitvi nnauie 10 aictr nana ami Hnfea waa aalninir aiihutantlnllr nflf and WrMa wfiflt thruiiKh lef tarklr for flmt iiwn Hantnston a ona rard nn nnwa wand otit alda I ft lacklt for Hfornla a Brat tourlt on fjine khklng giwK klrrmrrltMin kUked tttt to William who etawlpd aivenv Blkr punted to mldflald line blurt sen mad It Urat down fnp Tallfornla jtowe on rrlmwrow around lf end went forty It yafda for a riMichdoWn thfuugU oroaet oeia mi kicjlu oau ftcor California 14 Waihinrton I Rlibardaoit klrkH to Wantjlng too i two Tat llim and Mnrpby returned eight Blake punted to How Ttiiu ran bark ten to Washington a forty yard Una Rawaon replaced GUltily lalef broko up a allfornla forward pea Kb bard Hon nuntel over Washington a line allfornla held for donna and Slain punted to mldufld whr Row wa dnwued without gain Richardson punted to Washington a ten yard Hue On the Uric play Daley fumbled ulfford recoTcrlng Rtrrogo lbrouirirTefTTall for Call tornla third toiifkTowii I ne kkked goat floor California II Waahlngtoa 0 Klchardaoti klrkwl to Waahhigtonti ten yard Tine An eirhatigti of punt gavn Waahlngtun thrl hall on I tat nwii Hffifn fihl llnst tLri tltf bait ended Boor Calif ami a IX Waahlnri 0 THIKD PEEI0D Blake kbbed off to Callfornlaa flfteea yard line and el la rturud enty Two rbanga of punts California th hafl In nildflflilt Riwemade twentr off left and on criitu tomm Well at madr twelT on a lln Wellnj mad rallfornla fourtb tout bdown jan miKNMi glial Boom California 17 Waaatngton fl IaitiHi riilaiil Brown lloopr ir placed WI1h fT tillfM nla and OatraiitUr replaced Moran for Waahtngtun Slrhardrton klrkeil off to Wablngtona ten yard line Eirlinncea of pnufa gate ti allfornla tb bair In nine I Rltliaydami punted over Waahlngtona line Waahlngton a backa inadt their flrac down lu two pprlixla and tb quarter ended with th hall In Washingtons puaaeaaloo oo thelc thirty two yard line Scr Calif tfr Waablngtaa 0 FOURTH PEEI0P i xtajwt tbJMk A Tlrrtwn rrnlarrrf Pa rrtti nl W11a mntanswl llfonpf frr rallfornlir and Mnran wenc In aft run Mr waMtiinginn a rorward pan Blake to Daky made Hrnt down for AVaablogtoo on Callfornlaa forty yard Hue Fafmer replaced rane and Weao replaced Baten An exi hnnie of klrka ga tall fornla the bH on It awi twenty nine yard Mn tm plunge me If flrwt down In raid field Alford replaced fVflle for tall for Boucher went In at jft guard fur Ifallfnrrtla Blake nitntH allfirrnlaa iwiir rartf llti Krnnflb and Kntflon replaced Mawb and flictaen reapeetlrely i no gam etin witn tne nair in raiutrafitg posaeMwa en aiuim iJ OHWett WHY eew about uh un SPti1 1H B0V4 WTH IR6NtHt3 dtT ims evtax bW IBs of chances to tackle Tay seemed to think It wouldnt make any difference If they missed a chance or two there were lots more chances clm IngCallfornla beat Washington and the best team won but Louis II Sesgrave and Warren Grl nfln and other old timers who played football under Oil Doble hold that It was not a Washington team like thosa that made the school famoos In football history The Doble spirit waa gone Between halves the ehamelon 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