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- The- Willamette Bearcats went
down': to a heart-breaking defeat
by a Score of 10 to 0 before the
Attack of the Whitman college
team yesterday.. The Willamette
. eleven apprised the crowd of
2,600 spectators by holding the
, highly rated Missionaries to a
hard: fought iootball'batTleT "oor
head: work - by Willamette backs
permitted .Whitman to make the
only scores o an otherwise even
ly "matched -contest.
" iJ T11? bointa Earned
. .Whitman probably earned three
ofjjthe.. lfr point lead credited to
them; . The lone touchdown of
' thej game , was' made on a fluke
play very seldom seen In . colle
giate football. Whitman caught
a short punt for a fair catch on
the Willamette 40 yard line. Tak
, lag, advantage of a ruling permit
ting a kick after a fair catch with
the 'opposing team 10 yards back,
Bartholomew "Whitman half boot
ed: the -ball over, the Wllamette
go-xl t line. ,: Dean raced after ,4h
ball and converted: it Into a louche
- down while "Unam and. Stolxheise
stood -calmly believing It . to 4e
a touehback. -i pr-X
Wonderful defensive - football
marked the play of both ' teams.
An exceptionally low total of 31S
yards was made by both 'teams of
- which- Whitman made 198 and
WUlamette 120. Neither eleven
made consistent- gains except In
the final quarter when Whitman
managed to j make 'three4 first
j d owns in a row. Not once did
either team see the inside of the
other's; 20-yard line except when
Whitman vconverted , Its fluke
ouchdown by falling on the ball.
No passes were completed during
the whole game by either side. '
v Willamette Improved
Willamette played a - distinctly
Improved' brand of football over
their former-appearance on the
fDcal field. Rathbun'a promise of
,ik real football game in the face
f the odds in weight and expert
- ence which favored Whitman was
nora than fulfilled rln the battle,
oor generalship cost Willamette
pay hope of scoring when within
, ttriking distance of the-Whitman
goal. x . The Bearcat Une was In-
. rincible . during .the greater part
cf the contest, but the backfleld,
j atched op due to injuries, was
unable to deliver
- Whitman's first, opportunity to
vcore came in the first . quarter
when Booth fumbled a punt on
Lis own 30 yard line. The Wil-
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lamette line Was a stone wall to
the Whitman offense. Oliver broke
through and blocked Bartholo
mew's attempted place kick-Whitman
recovered ; and Hartley re
peated Oliver's trick. A few min
utes later Isham essayed to drop-
kick from Whitman's 35 yard line,
but 1 his' kick was too short. The
quarter, ended, Whitman 0; Wil
lamette 0. I : i
: !' Isham's Kick Wild
ijlsha'm ppenadhe 'second; quar
ter with a not tier attempt at me
Whitman goal 1 made possible by
Moore's recovery of a Missionary
fumble. The kick went wild.
Whitman gained on an exchange
of punts and was in position for
the kick from the Willamette 4
yard line after, fair catch whicn
resulted in a touchdown. - Score
at end of half :; Whitman 7; Wil
lamette 0. . j )'r f,
A 14-yard run by Hall placed
the ball on the Willamette au-
yard line In the third period. Fall
ing to gain. Bartholomew piacea a
kick for three more points. In the
final period Willamette attempted
to open an aerial attack;"but fail
ed to complete one of the num
erous passes '. attempted. The
game ended with Whitman on the
offensive. Final score: Willam
ette 0; Whltman'10..
The Summary :
Willamette 0 ; Whitman 10
Find ley ...... 1 LEBf Dean
Hartley ...... ! lTR .. i . N - Conley
Oliver LGR ,:.Hattonj
Huston ; C ' . . . Bennett
Sherwood ' RGtt . .Ratchford
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Patton .... . ,REI, , . i
Isham ....... f Q '
. . .-.iTork
Corkrunt
Wilkinson LH i .Bart'mew
Uljegren . RHl. . . . .Lockley
Stolxeheise . .. V F - . .Bleakney
Substitutions: ;W 1 Uamettf
Moore for Wilkinson, Booth for
Moore, Booth for Isham., i Isham
for Booth. Moore fqr .Stolxheise,
Logan for Flndley. White for Ish
am, Masson . for Moore. .- .
Whitman Madison for Hatton,
Walther for Bennett, Hatton for
Madison. '
: Scoring ; touchdown Whitman
by Dean; place kick Whitman by
Bartholomew; kick after touch
down, Bartholpmewi: ; , -
Total . yardage; Whitman
198
yards; Willamette 120.r , -
First downs: Whitman-8; Wil
lamette 2. ; i . ' : ,- :." '
Average of punts: Whitman 11
for 32 yards; ' WilUmette 11 for
35 yards.
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Penalties: Whitman 45 yards;
Willamette 15. j I
Passes: Whitman, complete 0;
Intercepted 0; incomplete 6. Wil
lamette, complete 0; intercepted
2; Incomplete. ! - j
Officials: Referee, Rusick or
OAC; umpire, Walker of Oregon.
Head linesman. Rodgers of OACL
STANFORD DEFEATS
LENIOH-YELLOW
U. of 0. Stopped By Heavy
Calif ornians Score
Ends 14-3 , :
PORTLAND. Ore.. Nov. 10.
Uttle Andy Kerr's red avalanche
from , Stanford rolled- over and
efushed the fighting eleven of the
University of Oregon here today,
winning by a score of 14 to 3. be
fore the greatest crowd that ever
saw a gridiron conflict, in Portland-
Stanford oozed power from
every- muscle and sinew and the
heavy backs swept; the Oregonians
off their feet whenever the Car
dinal machine 'was within scorin g
distance. ' ' . ,,
Stanford made a touchdown in
the first quarter on a combination
of Une plunging, end running and
forward passing play, Nevers tak
ing the ' ball : over.- la the third
quarter Left' and Thomas blocked
a punt by Latham on the Oregon
20-yard line, grabbed the ball as
it bounced back to the 15-yard
line and pi unged ' the rest of t the
way to a toucrdown. Campbell
kicked both coals on try -for
points." After Stanford scored the
first ' time Nevers began to kick
whenever his team failed to make
yardage on the second or third
down. , The, big! fullback's punts
averaged 41 yards for th egame;
- The California flankers were
down on every t kick . and "rarely
failed to tackle the Oregon safe
ty In his tracks. f '
Oregon made a despairing; ef
fort late in the last . quarter to
score and pushing Stanford back
toward their, own .20-yard line.'
only , to loose the ball on downs,
lust . before the came ended r the
Eugene team made another march
from Its own 30-yard line to Stan
ford's 3 5-yard line where Chap
man booted over a field goal, j
Campbell. Stanford quarter,
played spectacularly, his specialty
being running , back kicks. His
agile efforts nullified the best
that Latham and Chapman could
do In the kicking line.
Oregon 3 Position Stanford 14
Risley le .
Bliss It .
Shields . ..... lg .
Wilson c .
Bailey. irg .
Reed f rt .
Mautx . s re .
Chapman. . , . . qb .
Terjesen ..... lh .
Saxi ........ rh ,
Latham....... f ,
Score by periods:
Stanford . . . . 7.
Oregon . . .i. . 0
Stanford scoring!
Nevers, Thomas;
after touchdowns.
...... Thomas
...... Shlpke
. . . . . Cravens
...... .Baker
.. Faville
.... .Johnson
. . . . . Lawson
. . . .Campbell
. . . Cleaveland
...... .Wheal
. . . . . .Nevers
.0 7 0 -14
0 0 3 .3
Touchdowns.
goals kickei
i Campbell 2.
Oregon scoring Goal from field.
Referee, Sam Dolan. OAC: u'm.
pire. Arthur C Woodward. Ver
mont; head linesman. Robert A.
Morris, Seattle.
Many Injured When Stand
Falls at Lehigh Game
LEWISBURO, Pa.. Nor. 10. A
score or more of persons were
hurt when a large section of an
emergency stand gave way during
the third period of the Bucknell
Lehigh game here today. Most
of the injured are women . and
children, several . having broken
legs.' The stand contained for the
most part Lehigh rooters.
PACIFIC IS WIVXER'
FOREST GROVE. Ore.; NotJ 10
Before the largest crowd that
ever gathered on a football field
here. Pacific University defeated
the Collore of Pugret Sound of
Tacoma, Wash., 13 to 0, today. -
and Reggie Dale
IWil
Come Together in
Serrji-Windup
Paul
Burr is. matchmaker for
the Salem boxing commission, has
completed his; card for next Wed-
nesday:
night's smoker to be given
under
the auspices of Company F.
Phil
Bayes iof Salem and Crack
er Warrea of Oregon City are all
set for their main event go. arid
according to the dope Phil will
have tio travel right along to han
dle the visitor. Warren is said
to have beaten Brick Coyle quite
easily a boyj with whom Bayes
has won a decision; lost"a decision
and fought two draws. .
As la seml-windup affair Bill
Poole of Monroe, who knocked
out Chet Liadley of Salem in the
recent, program here, has been
matched with Reggie Dale of Ore
gon City. This will be a six-round
bout; the boys weighing in the
middleweight class. .(
Willie Murphy of Salem. a new
BUI I Poole ,
EVERYBODY GQ TO THE "ARMISTICE BALL" AT ARMORY TOMORROW NIGHT
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comer and said to be a boxer of
experience, will fight Bud (Taylor
of Portland four round's ! in the
lightweight division.
. A heavyweight event has been
arranged between Tiny Hays of
Independence and Deak Dixon of
Rickreall, both weighing 180
pounds. The winnerd will take
on Big Bill Hunt, the Salem fire
man. The Hays-Dixon bout wi4f
go foiur rounds.
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I FOOTBALL BRIEFS I
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CHAMPAGNE. Nov. 10. (By
The Associated Press.) Illinois
undefeated in the big ten continu
ed its triumphant championship
march todajjr by defeating Wiscon
sin 10 to 0; before 30,000 specta
tors fin the new S2.000.000 Illi
nois Memorial stadium. ;Tbe
"Fighting linini" to win the J923
title,; or tie Michigan for it have
only to defeat Ohio State two
weeks hence. . I
.Harold "Red" Grange, the 20-yeaf-old
flash of the Illinois
eleven added further glory io his
gridiron fame by crashing over
for a touchdown, in the first per
iod after a thrilling 28-yard run
around left end. Brltton f added
the extra point when' he'ikicked
goal and also .scored a. goalfrom
IHEDC
placement in the first period from
the 35-yard line.
LINCOLN, Neb., Nov. 10. (By
The Associated Pretls) -Nebraska's
. football team beat Notre
Dame tbis afternoon 14 to 7.
Thej team that huntbled l. the
Army, j 1 Princeton and Georgia
Tech, found Its end runs, its off
tackle 'plays and its line smashes
Impotent before the heavier Ne
braska line and the Corn Huskers
broke up, j or intercepted forward
passes at j critical points with a
regularity ;that nipped at its Incep
tion almost every aerial assault-
LAFAYETTE, Ind., Nov. JO.
(By The Associated Press.)
Ohio State showed surprising
strength both on the offensive and
defensive here today and easily
rolled up 32 points to 0 for Pur
due In the '.first game the two
teams ever played on Stuart field.
NEW HAEN, Conn.. Nov. 10.
Displaying a brilliant forward
passing game, Maryland battled
on even terms with the undefeat
ed Yale eleven here today, but
lost 16 to 14. due to costly fumbl
ing. The Ell's outrushed the
Southerners on the , running at
tack, making 185 yards to Mary
land's 85, but the latter was su
preme on the aerial game, com-
' Remember those wonderful words men, we thought were' just another
of those rumors but O Boy! When we KNFW 11
true Oo la la! - What did you do? Pray get i o)tw'
"partee toute de suite Amerique." GueaeSlft of L dM aU thre?an?some
of im i more but.lt was a long hard "hitch"-and worth rbeauctue UrSe
AH of us were aitcious to salvage the "O. D.V arH ?7ilme
out of
passes
i MANY WOUNDED
BUCHAREST, Nov. ; 1 0.--( By
The! Associated Press) Manjr per-
Rilled V and I scores
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will Celebrate
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Rut
we will retain a few
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the American ? Legion dance at the
& Armory tomorrow night.
wbunded at Fort Domestl, on the
outskirts of the capital, blew up
today. For many hours the city
was Imperiled by bursting shells
which fell at considerable distance
from the fort. The material dam-
age Is reported heavy.
Day
mechanics for emergency work
a "lame duck' into shelter.
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