THROUGH THE YEARS

Scores from the rivalry through the 1960s:

1960--USC, 17-6

1961--UCLA, 10-7

1962--USC, 14-3

1963--USC, 26-6

1964--USC, 34-13

1965--UCLA, 20-16

1966--UCLA, 14-7

1967--USC, 21-20

1968--USC, 28-16

1969--USC, 14-12

30 YEARS AGO

1968--USC, 28-16

The Trojans, undefeated and ranked No. 1 in the country, jumped to a 21-0 lead and coasted in a game not as close as the score indicates.

TRIVIA TIME

1. Which players had the distinction of playing in six UCLA-USC games?

2. Who was the first UCLA player to score a touchdown against USC?

3. Who were the brothers who played against each other in 1973?

4. Who was the UCLA halfback who ran 80 yards for a touchdown against USC with no time remaining in 1944?

5. Who was the USC player who kicked a 38-yard field goal in 1977 with two seconds remaining to knock UCLA out of the Rose Bowl game?

TRIVIA ANSWERS

1. UCLA linebacker Don Paul and USC tackle John Ferraro. The teams played twice a season during World War II years, and Paul and Ferraro also played on postwar teams.

2. Billy Bob Williams, on a two-yard run in 1936 in a 7-7 tie.

3. USC running back Rod McNeill and UCLA defensive end Fred McNeill.

4. Johnny Roesch. Bob Waterfield’s extra-point kick hit the crossbar but rolled over to give the Bruins a 13-13 tie.

5. Frank Jordan. The Trojans won, 29-27.

Research: HOUSTON MITCHELL / Los Angeles Times

Trivia: MAL FLORENCE / For The Times