MIXED VARSITY TEAM SCORES
OVER METHODISTS AT WILL
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Forward pass also a failure. The ball
given to Willamette on her 20-yar^.
Doane punted 35 yards to the middle
of the field. Time taken out for in
jury to Bolt, Willamette’s right tack
le. Oregon penalized 5 yards for off
side. Bigbee made 5 yards; Monteith
7 more. Bigbee made 2 more. Hen
dricks made first down. Bigbee made
5 yards around right end. Hendricks
made 20 yards through center. Mon
teith advanced it to Willamette's 4
yard line. Gates replaced Bartlett
at right half. Bigbee went through
for a touchdown. Cornwall kicked
goal.
Score: 20 to 0.
Bolt kicked off clear over Oregon’s
goal line. Play was started on Or
egon’s 20-yard line. Bigbee made 12
yards around Willamette’B left end.
Hendricks negotiated first down.
Monteith made 2 yards; Hendricks 3
more. Hendricks held. Oregon pe
nalized 6 yards for off-side. Mon
teith made the first down. Monteith
was thrown for a yard’s loss. Vickrey
nailed Bigbee for a loss. Sharpe
failed to catdh pass from Monteith.
Monteith punted 40 yards to Willam
ette’s 10-yard line. Bolt kicked 30
yards to Sharpe. Oregon made rapid
advance to goal line, reeling off 4 and
7 yards at a clip. Monteith thrown
for a loss on Willamette’s 8-yard line.
Forward pass failed. Ball lost to
Willamette on her 20-yard line. Big
bee nailed Gates for a loss and Bolt
kicked 25 yards. Oregon again failed
to complete the forward pass. Wil
lamette was penalized 5 yards for off
side.
Monteith made 6. Hendricks failed
to gain. Bigbee fumbled on Willam
ette’s 10-yard line, Doane getting ball.
Bolt kicked 40 yards to Sharpe, who
returned the leather 2 yards just as
the half ended.
Score: Oregon 20; Willamette 0.
Second Half
Cornwall kicked off to Willamette's
25-yard line. Willamette fumbled on
second down and Oregon regained
ball. Another forward pass failed.
Bolt punted 30 yards to Sharpe, who
ran it back 20 yards.
Garrett replaced Mitchell and Teg
gart went in at full for Hendricks.
Oregon missed another forward pass
by a narrow margin. Oregon made
its first forward pass, Bigbee to
Sharpe, for 9 yards. Crawford tack
led Monteith for loss. Sharpe car
ried the ball 15 yards and Powrie ad
vanced it to the 5-yard line Bigbee
made 4 yards. Crawford threw Teg
gart for loss.
Willamette held them for yardage
and Bolt kicked from behind his own
goal posts, 35 yards, Sharpe return
ing 18 ynrds. Another pass failed to
materialize. Willamette blocked at
tempted place kick and Teggart recov
ered ball in the center of the field.
Cornwall punted 30 yards. Bolt
kicked 28 yards t® his 50-yard line.
All the team jerked except Corn
wall, Cossman, Bigbee and Monteith.
Monteith made 20 yards through
left wing and Huntington reeled off
20 more. Bryant was held. On the
next down the ball was fumbled, roll
ing across Willamette’s goal line.
Beckett fell on ball for touchdown.
Bryant kicked goal.
score: Oregon 27; Willamette 0.
Monteith returned the kick-off 3B
yards. Huntington made 6 yards.
Paget broke through and threw Bry
ant for a loss. Beckett punted 20
yards. The quarter ended with ball
on Willamette’s 28-yard line in her
possession.
After three attempts at yardage.
Monteith ran through a scattered field
for a touchdown. Bryant kicked goal.
Score: 34 to 0.
Bolt kicked over goal line and ball
was put in play on Oregon’s 20-yard
line. Bigbee made 9 yards. Hunt
ington failed to gain. Beckett punt
ed 28 yards. Gates failed to gain on
shift play. Flegel failed to gain on
same formation. Bolt, punted 25
yards. Monteith made 20 yards. Bry
ant twisted and squirmed over four
white lines, eluding six would-be
tacklers. Beckett and Snyder opened
up a hole big enough for an ice wag
on, and Monteith walked across the
Mefhodista’ line. Bryant failed to i
kick goal. j
Score: 40 to 0.
Bartlett replaced Vickery at left end
for Willamette. Bolt kicked off to
Monteith. Monteith ran 25 yards.
Bryant 20, and then Huntington ran
80 yards, carrying the ball to Wil
lamette’s 10-yard line. The 13th lot
mad pmm then failed. Ball ewes vo
Willamette on her own 20-yard line.
Bolt punted 30 yards, ball rolling out
of bounds.
Another forward pass failed to ma
terialize, Beckett received a for
ward pass from Bryant, the ball
bounding off an opponent, and ran
40 yards for a touchdown. Bryant
kicked goal.
Score: 47 to 0.
Bolt again kicked off. Monteith ran
it to the middle of the field. Bigbee
made 12 yards, Bryant 6. Time taken
out for Booth. Bryant broke loose
and ran 40 yards for another touch
down. Bryant kicked goal.
Score: Oregon 54; Willamette 0.
Huntington returned the kick-off
16 yards. Bryant reeled off another
25-yard run. Huntington made 10
yards.
Forward pass failed, Bryant to
Cornwall pass successful. After four
more plays, Huntington carried it
over. Bryant kicked goal.
Scire: Oregon 61; Willamette 0.
Monteith returned kick-off to mid
dle of field as final whistle blew'.
The officials were:
Referee—Varnell.
Umpire—Dolan.
Head Linesman—Flo.
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