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— HIM. COUGHLINWhile 11 !lt;■* Imlian.s and (he Broncos were playin'* 1r t. *• (no with our stadium scoreboard Saturday, I t. kki cl over to Berkeley to scout the Bears for San l.uis Obispo Polytechnic School and Stale Teachers t'olh jjc (o k., gang, die old spell!) in advance of theiicontemplated li)53 hotne-and-home series.What 1 saw was quite an eye-opener. That big h' ui i line that was opening gaping holes in theSi ntord forward vfall last week really took a beating I om die inspired C’al forwards. The Uclans were1 very lucky that they didn't diop that game In their Berkeley cousins.'I he Hears have an end named Cunningham whosevine was a standout even over the Bruin Harlk-ncn including Baldwin, the Westwood candidate ior All-America honors.While it appeared at the start of the season that n Mrong Stanford team would go into the Big Game heavy favorites over the weak Bears, it now looks though that tilt may be one «1 the closest of the long series.I on I sell the Bears short. They looked mighty good Saturday.4= t ifThe Cal rooting section stretched from the minus HI-yard line at one end of the stadium to the 15-yard line at the other end, with live yell leaders running up and down to keep things fired up. Good spirit and fine card stunts.The Uclan rooting section, on the other hand, v,. the most uninspired dispirited group that I have ever seen. They had no card stunts and were almostcompletely lifeless.(f course, from what 1 hear, our own UN MIX EDrooting section was far from sharp down here. And marked l»y such occurrences as counting off the Santa Clara penalties, booing the refs, and counting out our score. That sounds like stuff better left to the Berkeley group, which, incidentally, was very well-behaved Saturday and did none of that.? * t *U.S.C. . hows up here next week-end in another traditional battle. I understand that their hand, which will invade our stadium in all its noisy glory, numbers over 250! Ural’s quite a gathering, regardless of how many of them are Hollywood High stirdents.Alongside that, our outfit will look like Benny Goodman’s sextet out for an airing unless a lew more horn-bJowers and drum-beaters turn out between now and Saturday. 'Jlie band meets tonight at 7 in the Band House and anyone who would like to help equalize that tremendous discrepancy between our aggregation and the Trojan horde will he most welcome.* * *Mo: I tragic accident of the quarter happened on the Hoad to Rosso11i s Friday afternoon. Some drivers have just got to be more careful, that’s all. A whole case of brew fell off the back of a beer truck and smashed in the middle of the road.As the driver was out brushing the debris off the road, a carload of Stanfordites bound for the cocktail hour at Rossot’s summed up the situation neatly when they paused to inform him, “Be more g__ d— careful. That stuff is hard to get.”
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Stanford Daily
Stanford, California, US
Mon, Oct 21, 1946
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