Trojans Hold
BERKELEY, Cal.; Nov. 20. (P)—
Driving straight toward the Rose
Bowl, the University of Southern
California Trojans held the Pacific
Coast football spotlight with a 32-0
|| victory Saturday over the California.
||Bears at Berkeley. | '
Functioning smoothly behind their};
T-formation plays, the Trojans}
snagged a touchdown in the first},
five minutes. It was the start of a}:
near-rout. The Trojans scored again
in the initial period, and hung on a
third in the second quarter to lead
20-0 at the half. California barely|
held its own against second and}
third string players in the latter|
phases of the game.. .
The 2nd Air Force Super Bomb- |
ers rolled up a 47-6 victory over
the University of Washington
Huskies at Spokane, Wash. Half-
back Ray Evans and Fullback Bill
Prentice scored three touchdowns
apiece. The lone Washington tally |
came unexpectedly in the final
period, on a 61 yard run by End
Jack Roberick.

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SHUTOUT VICTORY .

Camp Beale’s Bears, after a score-
less first half, turned two inter-
cepted passes into touchdowns afd
victory, 12-0, over the Fairfield Air
Base Skymasters at Marysville, Cal.
Warren. Hodges. snagged. one pass
'jand ran 73 yards to score, and Wal-
\}lace Stalanker hooked another on
the 35 and took it to the ten, whence
aE was. carried over three plays
-| later.

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At Los Angeles, the University
of California at Los Angeles easily
swamped College of Pacific, 54-7,
in a warmup for next Saturday’s
vital rematch with USC. It was
' UCLA’s biggest score in history al-
though reserves were copiously
used. College of Pacific, riddled
by the transfer of 20 naval
trainees made its only tally in the
second period, on a pass: which
followed recovery of a Bruin
umble,