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GAELS TRIUMPH End-around plays, criss-cross plays, and fake end-around plays baffled the Idaho team to the extent that they lost the only game played on California soil to the St. Mary's Gaels 6-0. In the second period St. Mary's Jack Crompton finished a 75-yard sustained drive, scoring on the last of a series of end-around plays. The Vandals kept St. Marys back on her heels the other three quarters of the game. Idaho's aerial offense was "clicking" for long gains. Gaining a total of 115 yards from passes, Idaho threatened constantly via the air route. The last half of the game was played under adverse conditions for both teams. A strong west wind brought fog with it and made passing difficult. 174