Duck Defense Keyed Collapse by UCLA in Coliseum Debut
UCLA opened its 1950 football season with a 28 to 0 home win over Oregon before 23,052 at Memorial Coliseum. Brock Wilkinson, Bave Williams, and Johnny Florence scored for UCLA, with Bob Watson kicking all four extra points as Oregon’s defense buckled under persistent Bruins pressure. The Ducks struggled to penetrate and faced a swarming UCLA defense that forced five interceptions and stalled multiple drives throughout the game.
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Olszewski Sparks Bears Past Santa Clara 27 9
California edges Santa Clara 27 to 9 as sophomore Johnny Olszewski storms for 61 rushing yards in second period and 55 yard TD run to seal victory. Bears overcome 9 0 deficit after early Santa Clara surge and a goal line fumble safety.
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Husky Splurge Beats Kansas State 33 7 In Seattle
Washington quarterback Don Heinrich threw four touchdown passes and tied a Huskies single game record for passing yards with 292 as Washington defeated Kansas State 33 to 7 before 30 500 fans. Fullback Hugh McElhenny added 91 rushing yards and a Husky record 177 yards from scrimmage.
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Yankees Crush Red Sox as Nats Open Slim Lead
New York majors crush Boston 8 to 0 while Cleveland tops Detroit 16 to 2. Yankees lead over Detroit shortens to 1½ games with week left. Phillies edge Brooklyn 3-2 as NL pennant eyes Philadelphia. World Series set to open Oct 4 at Shibe Park with 34,000 sold out. Luke Easter and Doby pace Cleveland power. DiMaggio and Mize pace New York in strong late-season surge.
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Idaho Beats Utah in Last Quarter
Boise Idaho September 23 The University of Idaho Vandals rallied with two last quarter touchdowns to beat the University of Utah Redskins 26 to 19 in the season opener on neutral Boise Junior College field Utah led 13-0 at halftime before Idaho overtook them in the second half.
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Stanford Beats San Jose State 33 to 16 at Stanford Stadium
Stanford edges San Jose State 33 to 16 before 20,000 as Gary Kerkorian and Dick Horn contribute the passing game. Bill McColl hauls eight passes for 152 yards and a TD, while McColl also stars on defense. San Jose State answers with a highlight 50-yard TD pass from Gene Menges to Bill Wilson, but Stanford seals the win with multiple second-quarter drives and scoring choices from Hugasian and Laubscher.
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Sam Barry USC Coach Dies in Berkeley at 57
Barry known as Sam Barry, longtime USC coach and athletics director, collapsed and died minutes after walking toward Santa Clara California game. A 1923 recruit, he served as football, basketball and baseball coach, Navy trainer and St Marys athletics director. He left a widow and son.
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