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WASHINGTON WINS BIG GAME
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W ashington a chance at a place kick,
which failed. A drop kick a moment
later was also unsuccessful. After the
kick-out, W ashington failed to m ake
yardage, essayed another place kick,
winch C handler ran hack. C larke
kicked, Pinkham and Main kept W ash
ington from m aking yardage. M eans
g ettin g the hall on a fumble. O regon
gam ed on interchange of punts d u r
ing the rest of the half, because the
entire O regon line would he upon the
lim ner before he could advance far
alter catching one of C lark e’s high
spirals. Pinkham solved the fake buck
through tackle every time it was a t
tem pted. C larke prevented a safety,
when punting out from behind th e
line, by bis cool handling of a high
pass. Alleged roughness by Pinkham
cost ( iregon a heavy penalty, but the
W ashington captain, in a spirit of rare
sportsm anship, allowed the O regon
tackle to remain in the game. 'Elie half
closed w ithout score.
The Second Half.
Hotb team s came hack hard, W ash
ington kicking over the line and C larke
kicking out to the center of the field.
SCHWERING & LINDLY W ashington made occasional yardage,
Bread, P ie s, C a k e s a n d
hut ran against a stope wall when they
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tried three tim es to get the hall over
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Clarke kicked to the 45 yard line.
W ashington tore up the left side of
the O regon line for 16 yards, B ab
cock skirted the other end for 20 yards,
Watches, Clocks, Jew elry, S ilve rw a re
and three hard bucks put the hall over
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the line. W ashington 5, ( )regoti 0.
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Goal missed.
Clarke kicked oil. Eakin was forced
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ball. Forced by a penalty to kick, and
receiving C larke’s return, the players
of the purple and gold found their fake
end run not too difficult to he solved
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by Means.
O regon made yardage
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