New York, Nov. 24.
Southern California's mighty Trojans unleashed one of the most powerful attacks seen on the Pacific Coast to humble their game but badly out-classed cross-town rivals from the University of California at Los Angeles, 42-0.
Six times Coach Howard Jones's Trojans crossed the last marker into pay-dirt, and six times the Trojans converted the point-after-touchdown to make this Thanksgiving Day one of the sweetest that Southern California's adherents have tasted in many years.
The win kept the Trojans at the top of the Conference heap, where they are tied with the University of California, It also causd a few gray hairs to sprout among the Fathers of the Rose Bowl annual classic, for but one of the two teams can represent the West on New Year's Day.
The Trojans boast a 13-7 win over their rivals from Berkeley, which should give them the Rose Bowl nod, But the followers of Coach "Stub" Allison point grinningly to that 7-6 Washington win over the Trojans, while California beat the Huskies from the north, 14-7,
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