Topping the offensive array are Bil: Paulman, somewhat fragile but si ful quarterback-fullback whose kicking is one of Stanford's strongest points, and Pete Fay, a swivel-hipped left halfback who broke up several games last year with long runs.
Supporting them are letter men Gene Coldiron, Al Alustiza and Glen Hamilton for quarterbacking of fullbacking duties (the jobs are interchangeable under the Thornhill-Warner system), Bill Kirsh, Fred Ledeboer and Jim Groves letter men halfbacks, and Norman Standlee, a standout freshman who may squeeze into the first quartet. Vance Peters, a transfer from San Mateo Junior College, and John Casey from Pomona J.C. can't be counted out.
Jack Clarck, an outstanding end on the coast in 1936, has returned after an absence of one season to bolster the wing squad. Lettermen Irv Cummings, sen of a Hollywood director,
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Bil Willard and Bill McElroy aye Thornhill has four experienced tackles in Pete Zagar, now in Europe as a discus-thrower with an American track squad, Stan Andersen, By West and Corcky Donahue. During the spring training period each was instructed in guard duties to make it possible to use all four at once.
Cincinnati Bengala Just Win Over Los Angeles New York, Oct. 16.
St. Mary's College beat Portland "University, 32-7 today in the feature coast gridiron struggle of the day. The Gaels were never hard pressed by the Oregon boys, but chalked up counters virtually at will In the pro league, Cincinnati Bengals eked out a close 3-0 victory over the Los Angeles Bulldogs. The Bengals scored on @ long field goal, and then managed to keep the Bulldogs out of scoring territory during the remainder of the game.
Other scores are: Louisiana site, Loyola South 6 Towa State 16, Missouri 13 St. Joseph. Canisius 0 Niagara 6, St. Bonaventure 0 United Press.
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