Michelle L. Turner - The Rose Bowl

First and foremost, I would like to thank Jeannette OMalley, executive director of Pasadena Museum of History (PMH), for providing me with the opportunity to write this book. I am also grateful for the additional support of PMH staff members Laura Verlaque and Cedar Phillips, as well as my Arcadia Publishing editor Jerry Roberts. A very special thanks to Bob Bennett, Dr. Lynne Emery, and all of the PMH archives volunteers for their assistance and suggestions. I would also like to express my appreciation to Darryl Dunn, Jess Waiters, Margo Mavridis, Audrey OKelley, and everyone at the Rose Bowl Operating Companythank you for your assistance as well as your stewardship of this remarkable stadium. Thanks are due to Joetta Di Bella at the Tournament of Roses Archives and to everyone in the community who provided photographs for this publication. Finally, I would like to thank my husband, Patrick Edquist, for his support and encouragement, as well as our family, who have now heard countless Rose Bowl anecdotes.

Unless otherwise noted, the photographs reproduced in this book are from the main collection of the archives at Pasadena Museum of History, signified by PMH in the courtesy lines. In addition to the main collection, I relied heavily on the Pasadena Star-News Collection (abbreviated PSN), the Pasadena Star-News Negatives Collection, the J. Allen Hawkins Collection, and the Tournament of Roses Collection. Photographers and studios are acknowledged when known.

ROSE BOWL SCORES SINCE 1923

1923	USC 14, Penn State 3
1924	Washington 14, Navy 14
1925	Notre Dame 27, Stanford 10
1926	Alabama 20, Washington 19
1927	Stanford 7, Alabama 7
1928	Stanford 7, Pittsburgh 6
1929	Georgia Tech 8, California 7
1930	USC 47, Pittsburgh 14
1931	Alabama 24, Washington State 0
1932	USC 21, Tulane 12
1933	USC 35, Pittsburgh 0
1934	Columbia 7, Stanford 0
1935	Alabama 29, Stanford 13
1936	Stanford 7, Southern Methodist University 0
1937	Pittsburgh 21, Washington 0
1938	California 13, Alabama 0
1939	USC 7, Duke 3
1940	USC 14, Tennessee 0
1941	Stanford 21, Nebraska 13
1942	Oregon State 20, Duke 16*
1943	Georgia 9, UCLA 0
1944	USC 29, Washington 0
1945	USC 25, Tennessee 0
1946	Alabama 34, USC 14
1947	Illinois 45, UCLA 14
1948	Michigan 49, USC 0
1949	Northwestern 20, California 14
1950	Ohio State 17, California 14
1951	Michigan 14, California 6
1952	Illinois 40, Stanford 7
1953	USC 7, Wisconsin 0
1954	Michigan State 28, UCLA 20
1955	Ohio State 20, USC 7
1956	Michigan State 17, UCLA 14
1957	Iowa 35, Oregon State 19
1958	Ohio State 10, Oregon 7
1959	Iowa 38, California 12
1960	Washington 44, Wisconsin 8
1961	Washington 17, Minnesota 7
1962	Minnesota 21, UCLA 3
1963	USC 42, Wisconsin 37
1964	Illinois 17, Washington 7
1965	Michigan 34, Oregon State 7
1966	UCLA 14, Michigan State 12
1967	Purdue 14, USC 13
1968	USC 14, Indiana 3
1969	Ohio State 27, USC 16
1970	USC 10, Michigan 3
1971	Stanford 27, Ohio State 17
1972	Stanford 13, Michigan 12
1973	USC 42, Ohio State 17
1974	Ohio State 42, USC 21
1975	USC 18, Ohio State 17
1976	UCLA 23, Ohio State 10
1977	USC 14, Michigan 6
1978	Washington 27, Michigan 20
1979	USC 17, Michigan 10
1980	USC 17, Ohio State 16
1981	Michigan 23, Washington 6
1982	Washington 28, Iowa 0
1983	UCLA 24, Michigan 14
1984	UCLA 45, Illinois 9
1985	USC 20, Ohio State 17
1986	UCLA 45, Iowa 28
1987	Arizona State 22, Michigan 15
1988	Michigan State 20, USC 17
1989	Michigan 22, USC 14
1990	USC 17, Michigan 10
1991	Washington 46, Iowa 34
1992	Washington 34, Michigan 14
1993	Michigan 38, Washington 31
1994	Wisconsin 21, UCLA 16
1995	Penn State 38, Oregon 20
1996	USC 41, Northwestern 32
1997	Ohio State 20, Arizona State 17
1998	Michigan 21, Washington State 16
1999	Wisconsin 38, UCLA 31
2000	Wisconsin 17, Stanford 9
2001	Washington 34, Purdue 24
2002	Miami 37, Nebraska 14**
2003	Oklahoma 34, Washington State 14
2004	USC 28, Michigan 14
2005	Texas 38, Michigan 37
2006	Texas 41, USC 38**
2007	USC 32, Michigan 18
2008	USC 49, Illinois 17
2009	USC 38, Penn State 24
2010	Ohio State 26, Oregon 17

SUPER BOWL SCORES

FOR GAMES PLAYED IN THE ROSE BOWL

1977	Oakland 32, Minnesota 14
1980	Pittsburgh 31, Los Angeles 19
1983	Washington 27, Miami 17
1987	New York (Giants) 39, Denver 20
1993	Dallas 52, Buffalo 17

* Game played in North Carolina

** Also a BCS Championship Game

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THE BUILDING OF A BOWL

For years the Tournament of Roses Association relied on temporary solutions to accommodate the growing number of spectators who came to Tournament Park every January. When temporary stands were erected for the 1921 game, it became evident that the festivities had outgrown the venue. W. L. Leishman, president of the Tournament of Roses as well as a contractor, convinced the organization that a bigger, permanent stadium had to be built for the New Years football game. Leishman continued to work on the project in the years following his presidency. Funding for the bowl was secured after the 1922 game by preselling seats in the future stadium. The Tournament of Roses Association built the stadium on city-owned land in the Arroyo Seco with the agreement that it would lease the property back from the city for 90 days every year.