https://peertube.dngr.us/videos/watch/1babe848-6fdb-4fbe-8e70-8652a4d657dc Browse our products on Amazon: https://amzn.to/2YILTSD Love our channel? Help us save and post more orphaned films! Support us on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/PeriscopeFilm Even a really tiny contribution can make a difference. This film provides footage from the University of California’s popular football games from 1929 to 1945 and provides shots of star players and plays. It was produced by the University Extension, University of California (:43). Images of spectators in the stands show various pictures formed as they flip over cards (1:09). The first game is the 1929 game which pitted USC Trojans against the California Golden Bears (1:52). Benny Lom (2:06) and Roy Riegels participated in this game. During the second quarter, Lom is seen moving past Trojans (2:17) and making a touchdown as California won the game 15 to 7 (2:23). The Bears are then seen facing off with St. Mary’s in 1933 (2:28). William Beasley of the St. Mary’s team is viewed taking a kick from the endzone (2:45). Beasley then throws a pass which is caught by a California teammate (3:07). Jim McCormick of the Bears is seen (3:34). A 75-yard run score for the California Bears ties the score to 13-13 (3:39). In 1933 the Bears and the Trojans faced off at the USC campus (3:35). Southern California is seen taking the kick off (3:52). Chuck Stewart received the ball from the kickoff (4:00). He slips and falls without being tackled as it had rained about a week prior to the game (4:25) and California lost the game with a final score of 6-3 (4:29). A college game between Stanford and Hollywood shows Stanford ahead with a 7-3 score (4:33). Bob ‘Bones’ Hamilton intercepts a pass (4:59). The final score of the game was in favor of Stanford; 7-3 (5:23), as Bones is seen brought down on the 40-yard line. California versus UCLA in 1935 shows a Bruin’s team member receiving the ball as California had fumbled it (5:36). Larry Lutz blocked the kick (5:43). California won this game with a score of 14-12 (5:51). The Bears face the Trojans in 1936 (5:58). Sammy Chapman (6:18) is seen taking the Trojan punt and making it to midfield until he is brought down (6:18). Perry Schwartz of the California team makes a completion (6:43) and Sammy Chaplain is shown again catching the ball for a touchdown (7:01). Another play from the same shows Bob Herwing hitting the endzone for a touchdown and California wins with a score of 13-7 (7:40). Footage from the Bruins and the Bears game in 1936 shows a tackle as the Bruins were ahead with 17-6 as the score (8:05). Bill Falling Jr. is seen catching a pass (8:22). The 1938 Rose Bowl pitted California against Alabama (5:32). California was the champion of the Pacific Coast Conference (8:38). Sam Chapman is viewed as he throws the ball (8:46) and Vic Bottari catches is (9:11). Bottari is shown in the endzone (9:11) as California won 13-0. The 1938 California versus Stanford game shows Bottari again (9:25) throwing a pass which leads to the only touchdown in the game (9:43) as California wins 6-0 (9:43). The 1940 California Michigan game follows with California losing the game with a final score of 41-0 (10:09). A spectator runs onto the field in attempt to stop one of the players from scoring a touchdown (10:46). The man is seen escorted from the field by authorities (10:48). California and Southern California faced off in 1940 (10:49). A 102-yard pass (11:14) is seen completed and California wins the game with a score of 20-7. In 1941 the Bears and the Washington Huskies played (11:18). Hank Zacharias throws a pass (11:34) which is caught by John Ferguson (11:36). Zacharias then throws the ball to Bob Reinhard (11:41) who scores bringing the score to 13-6 with California ahead. Stanford and California faced of in 1941 with Frankie Albert shown from the Stanford team (12:32). The scoring of the first touchdown follows by California (12:37). The second play is viewed (12:57) as Bob Reinhard recovers the ball for a second touchdown for California (13:00). The final score was 16-0 with California taking the win (13:06). Motion picture films don't last forever; many have already been lost or destroyed. We collect, scan and preserve 35mm, 16mm and 8mm movies -- including home movies, industrial films, and other non-fiction. If you have films you'd like to have scanned or donate to Periscope Film, we'd love to hear from you. Contact us via the link below. This film is part of the Periscope Film LLC archive, one of the largest historic military, transportation, and aviation stock footage collections in the USA. Entirely film backed, this material is available for licensing in 24p HD, 2k and 4k. 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