Stanford University - Quad Yearbook (Palo Alto, CA)

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Stanford completely dominated the play in posting a lopsided 46-7 victory over the hapless Spartans from San Jose. Douglas smoothly directed the attack as the Indians moved well both on the ground and (n the air in piling up offensive yardoge. Some beautiful running by Valli, including a 60-yard romp, gave him a 103 yard total for the afternoon. Card defenders stalled the San Jose offense and turned four intercepted passes into touchdowns for the Big Red. Forty men sow action for the Indians as Coach Taylor cleared the bench. Ruti Sl l«, 56 Center i f« t o -r STATISTICS SJS su First downs 10 18 Yards gamed roshmg 88 260 Yards lost rushing 42 14 Net yords rushing 46 246 Posses attempted 26 16 Passes completed 10 7 Net yards passing 104 80 Net yards offensively ISO 326 Fumbles 2 4 Ball lost fumbles 1 3 Yords penalized 38 34 II Childt cuti through tockli ond drivvi to o firtt dowi 335 A

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