1950 Rose Bowl

36th Rose Bowl Game

(10–0)

(6–1–2)

Head coach:
Pappy Waldorf

Head coach:
Wes Fesler

	1	2	3	4	Total
California	0	7	7	0	14
Ohio State	0	0	14	3	17

Date

January 2, 1950

Season

1949

Stadium

Rose Bowl

Location

Pasadena, California

MVP

Fred "Curly" Morrison (Ohio State)

Attendance

100,963

The 1950 Rose Bowl was a college football bowl game played between Ohio State University and University of California at the Rose Bowl in Pasadena, California. The game was a rematch of the 1921 Rose Bowl where both Ohio State and Cal played in the teams' first bowl game. Ohio State came out with the win, 17–14. The MVP was Fred "Curly" Morrison of Ohio State. The game took place on January 2, 1950, because New Year's Day had fallen on a Sunday.

Game summary

Second quarter scoring: Cal – Jim Monachino 7-yard run (Cullom kick)

Third quarter scoring: OSU – Fred Morrison 1-yard run (Jimmy Hague kick); OSU – Jerry Krall 6-yard run (Hague kick); Cal – Monachino 40-yard run (Cullom kick)

Fourth quarter scoring: OSU – Hague 18-yard field goal

Notes

This Rose Bowl Game became the first bowl game to have 100,000 spectators in attendance. It was the stadium's fourth expansion, increasing the capacity to 100,983 fans.

References

Rose Bowl Game

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1949–50 NCAA football bowl game season

Refrigerator (Dec. 3) Glass (Dec. 3) Junior Sugar (Dec. 9) Junior Rose (Dec. 10) Gold Dust (Dec. 16) Silver (Dec. 17) Raisin (Dec. 31) Rose (Jan. 2) Sugar (Jan. 2) Orange (Jan. 2) Cotton (Jan. 2) Sun (Jan. 2) Oleander (Jan. 2) Pineapple (Jan. 2) Gator (Jan. 2) Salad (Jan. 2) Tangerine (Jan. 2)

All-Star Games: North-South Shrine Game (Dec. 26) Blue-Gray Football Classic (Dec. 26) East–West Shrine Game (Dec. 31) Senior Bowl

California Golden Bears bowl games

Ohio State Buckeyes bowl games

Pound sign (#) denotes national championship game.

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