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OREGON STATE
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Eastern Superiority Complex
Received Rude Jolt in
Big Contest
Oregon, Friday Horning, November SO, 1928
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downs. The Beavers baa to kick,
and things looked natural. Maple
shot a looDinr pass 46 yards to
Whltlock on the Violet 18 yardfepreaentln the Excelsiors, and
Win
Race; Hoi Shots
Take Grid Game
CHEMAWA, Ore.. Not. 29.
(Special) A lanky Sioux from
South Dakota, John Fernier. led
the field la the Thanksgiving day
erosa-coaatrr run today to lead
the Excelsiors to victory over the
Reliance team. The Hot Shots ap
3et the football dope by defeating
the All Stars in the football clas
sic of the day, 26 to 0.
econa piace in tae long run
was taken by "Llndy" Dumont
Btripe, but that offensive was bro
ken up as the psrlod ended.
Aggk-s Then Begin
Strong Offensive
But that was just a start in the
astounding things ahead of tht
confident Violets, facing an elev
en that had been beaten this sea
son by Southern California and
line l nj versny ul urivu
' the second period was over Ore
gon State scored It points, smoth
ered Strong's efforts by keeping
the ball constantly in their own
hands, and hammerad to pieces
the Violet line, woefully weak in
the absence of the Injured giant
tackle and Captain. Al Lassman.
With Maple directing an attack
that consisted of double and triple
passes, hidden ball plays, off
tackle and end sweeps behind
masxed interference, and long,
looping forwards, Oregon marched
47 yards for tii first touchdown.
70 yards for the second and 50
more before Maple tossed a deep
pass of 12 yards to McKaMp over
the Violet goal. - - "
Hughes raced 15 yards' around
end for another score but the ball
was called back for offside play.
Sherwood made the first score on
a three-yard drive through center
and Gilmore the second off-tackle
from the four-yard line.
Westerners Tear Holes
In New York's Line
There was no question of the
uprising after that. The Violet-,
were helpless In-the third quarter
when Strong kleked-off side or.
the Oregon one-yard-line only tt
see the westerners smash to mid
eld on 3 2 and 24 yard runs by
Maple and Sherwood. Hughe,
kicked and recovered the bali
when Follet fumbled cn his 23
yard line. In a half dozen plays j
Hughes dived over the Violet goal
from the three-yard stripe and th
the game was turned into a rout, i
The shadows lengthened. N. Y.
U. made its final bid and talliec
when Mike Riordan ran 62 yard
on a tackle sweep to Oregon's 2b
yard mark. Strong, ending hit
football career In comparative
glory, shot a 22 yard pass to Xc-iu-ecek
and raced the last six yards
himself for the touchdown.
Oregon outclassed the Violet
on the offense, scoring 21 first
downs to eight for New York U.
Maple completed three-quarters of
the 20 passes he threw while
Strang made only five count. The
15 times Ken had the ball be
gained 120 yards, almost half of
the Violet's total gains.
The lineup and summary:
Oregon State PO New .York U.
Whltlock I.E . Barrabee
Luce LT Grant
Carlson LG Myers
Ceddes C Schneider
E liars RG Sarglsson
Stoat RT P-"-
Btriff RE . Nemecelc
the Chlppawa tribe of North Da
kota. Dowd "Hoope" Franklin
played for the Hot Shots in a
fashion that points him out as
varsity material for the 1929 In.
lian team.
FOOTBALL U IS
TENDERED
BHIET
WOODBURN. Ore.. Nov. 29.
(Special) Thirteen football let
termen of Woodbum also school
were guests of the bosioess men
of the city at a banq.net given at
Bomhoff's restaurant Tuesday
evening. About 25 business men
were also present
Eugene Courtney acted as
toast master during the evening-
John P. Ilant gave the speech of
welcome and Neal ButteT field,
captain of the football team, re
spondod. Short talks were given
by Coach Ray O. Wolf, Superin
tendent V. D. Bain, Dr. Gerald B.
Smith and Gordon Moores of
Portland.
After the banquet the letter
men were guests of Tracy Poor
man at the Bungalow theatre.
Utah Gets Rocky
Mountain Title
SALT LAKE CITY. Utah. Nov.
29. (AP) Flashing their most
brilliant football of the season,
he Utah Redskins clinched the
Hoeky Mountain conference title
by turning back the Utah Aggies
V-ere today, 20 to 0. Fifteen thou
ud persons watched the game.
Toledo People Here Mr. and
Mrs. C. J. Mock and family were
Thanksgiving Day visitors to Sa
Teml from Toledo, county seat of
Lincoln county.
ilaple QB O'Herin
Sherwood LH Strong
Hughes RH Hitl
Gilmore FB Follet
Score by periods:
Oregon State 0 19 6 0 25
N. Y. University 7 0 6 13
Oregon State scoring: touch
downs Sherwf od. Gilmore,
Hugbea. McKalip (sub for Whit-
lock.) v x:
Point after touchdown: Maple.
New York University scoring:
touchdowns Follett. S t r 6 n-g.
Point after touchdown Strong.
Referee W. R. CrowelL
(SwarUxmore) : umpire L. W
Eckersall. (Chicago); field judge
J. J. Lttt. (Chicago); head
Desman J. p. Egan, (D u-
juesne.)
t S.U TO 0
University of Washington
Finishes Season With
Brilliant Victory
STADIUM, Seattle, Nov, 29.
(AP) The University of "Wash
ington Huskies swept to a bril
liant conclusion of an otherwise
rather dismal football season by
upsetting the dope and conquering
the Washington State college Cou
gars In a bard fought game here
today to 0. The lone touch,
down and the victory it spelled
ook much of the sting out of
jarller defeats and gave the 25.
000 fans who crowded into the
it&Sium good appetites for their
Thanksgiving dinner.
Chuck Carroll, the "human bat
tering ram" aad "one man team
of the Huskies did not get the
honor of carrying the ball over
the enemy line for the last touch
down of the season, and bis last
collegiate . game, but it was his
pass of 20 yards over the W. S. C
goal mark to Buzz Meader that
gave the University of Washing,
ton its score.
Score Made la Third
The touchdown came ia the
middle of the third period after
tne battle had waged evenly, with
neither - team having a decided
edge. . .
A few minutes before the touch
down. a. determined Husky drive
had brought the ball to W. 8. C.'s
three yard line, but Horan punted
35 yards and momentarily saved
the Cougars' hide. Johnny Flan,
cfgan grabbed the leather and was
not stopped until he had it on W.
SC.'s 27 yard line. From that
tifise on, the Huskies drove re
lentlessly toward the goal and did
not stop until Carroll's pass had
hung up the six oa the scoreboard.
Johnny DalqaeaJ Washington
fullback, was wfdef with his try
for point, however, and the score
remained unchanged throughout
;he contest.
' McDoaaM Stan for W. 8. C
McDonald's pontine and his
surefooted dashes through and
around the Husky line, constant
ly menaced the university victory,
until the final gun sounded.
W. S. C. bad the edge on yard
age gained In scrimmage, punts
and passes, bnt Carroll's yardage
of 43 was twice that of Rohwer,
the Cougars best ground gainer.
Lineup:
Washington Washington State
"LE Hill
LT Speidel
LG....E. Hansen
C Graham
Snider
Jesaup
Huhta
Kraeta
Greger RO.
Wentweorth ..RT.
Meader RE.
McCann . .... .QB.
Carroll LH.
Stombaugh . . . RH
Dalquest FB
Score by periods:
Washington 0 0
Washington State ...00
Washington scoring:
down, by Meader.
Officials: Bill Mulligan, ref
eree: Tom Louttit, umpire; Bobby
Morris, field Judge; Shy Hunting
ton, head linesman.
Schwartz
. . Dressel
S. Hansen
. Rohwer
Lainhart
. . . Horan
Heln
6 0 6
0 6 0
touch-
HOOP SEASON NEXT
AT
INDIAN
SCHOOL
CHEMAWA. Ore.. Nov. 29.
(Special) The Chemawa Indian
school grldders have hung up their
football togs for another year and
interest has turned to the coming
basketball season.
An lnterclass tournament is now
progressing, and Coach R. G. Dow
nie hopes to unearth a dark horse
or two from this source.
Prospects for the Indian team
brightened considerably .when
word was received that Jim Spen
cer, six foot forward from Idaho,
would be back In school In time
for the basketball season.
Veterans now on hand are Roy
Peratrovich, guard, and George
and Prettyman, forwards. If Leas-
ke gets his eye on the basket this
fall, he will be groomed to fill
Rasmussen's shoes at center. Cur-
ley is another likely caadldate tor
the same berth. Joe Peratrovich
and Smith, a new man from North
Dakota, will fight It out for the
other guard position. "
Eldred George has had two
years' experience oa the first
string and at the close of last sea
son was fast developing Into a cap
able all aroand player. This sea
son should find him playing: re
markable basketball. He is 19
years old.' stands tire feet nine in
ches in height ana tips the beam
at 175 pounds.
Roy Peratrovich; guard, has had
two years' experience, played air
tight ball all the time and last
year ruined the hopes of more
than one high point artist. He also
Is 19. five feet nine inches tall
and weighs 175.
Jesse "Wigwam" Prettyman was
Chemawa'a utility man last year.
Any time one of the regulars look
ed tired Coach Downie would rush
in "Wigwam" for a quarter or
two. By that time the opposing
guard would be so worn out trying
to keep track of the little Indian
flash that Downie would send the
regular in again to complete the
slaughter. Prettyman is the fast
est man on the squad and villi be
a regular this year! He is 18
years old. five feet nine Inches tall
and after Thanksgiving dinner
today weighed 112 pounds.
Clifford Meachom, Simmons, a
young DePoe and Isaac Brave Ea
gle are also good prospects.
George Meachem will not be avail
able for several weeks because of
a football Injury. If he recovers
before the basketball season Is
over he will be a valuable addi
tion to th Indian lineup.
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