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THE DAILY CABITAL JOURNAL SALEM, OREGON, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1919.
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LOTS DEFEAT
HEED COLLEGE BY
SCORE OF 21 10 12
Coach Mathews' Bearcats proved
good enough to defeat Reed college
Saturday, winning 21 to 12. . With
Jour of the regulars oat of the Bear
cat lineup, and' several others badly
battered. Reed had the heaviest" and
stronjcest team, but lacked the confi
dence necessary to win. Willamette
cored two touchdowns before Heed
bad recovered from her preliminary
tace fright, the honors being nearly
canal afterward.
... Willamette won on straight foot
ball, carrying the ball down the field
In line plunges and cross bucks. Zel-
ler was the one star of the game, car
tying the ball over for the . first
touchdown after recovering a fumbled
punt in Reed's territory, and scoring
the third with a thirty yard run rrom
crlfumage. Wapato scored the sec
ond touchdown, and also played a con
sistent game. Dimick kicked all of
the goals. Willamette's team was not
as strong by one third as it has been
in the other games.
Reed was unable to gain consist
ently except by the use of forward
passes. The Bearcats sadly missed
liasler and Rarey, who have broken
up most of the passes during the sea
Bon. Wilson, Osborn and Hoerline did
most of the good work for Reed. Their
two touchdowns were scored in the
last quarter, Ellsworth carrying the
ball to the two yard line from a for
ward pass, and Klele carrying it over.
The second was scored, by Peterson,
who received a Tpass from Wilson af
ter Osborn blocked and recovered one
of Dlmick's punts. Willamette had
the ball on Reed's 20 yard line at the
end of the game.
The game was hard fought and
clean. Ramsey sprained an ankle, but
otherwise there were no serious in
juries. Reed Is well satisfied wth the
showing her team has made, this be
ing her first season of Inter-colleginte
athletics, and they are -strongly In
favor of continuing. Willamette's
team and supporters were splendidly
entertained by the Reed students.
Willamette's supporters at the game
numbered about 75, including a num
ber of alumni who live, near Portland,
The lineup.
Reed (12) 21) Willamette
Workman..... REL Jackson
Peterson RTL ... Tobie
Whealdon RGD . Lawson
Osborn. C Bain
Kerli . LOR Ramsay
Belch LTR - Brown
Ellsworth . LER : Barnes
;fiumway.... Q ............ Irvine
Kiehl P Wapato
Wilson ...JL.HR .. Zeller
Hoerline RHL Dimick
Substitutions: Reed: Brockway for
Workman, Hamilton for Shumway,
Hailing for Kerli.
Willamette: Thomas for Brown,
Sherwood for Ramsay, Ganzans for
Irvine.. - '
SAIIiOR RIOTERS HELD
Boston, Mass., Nov. 24. Eight sail
ors were arraigned here today on
charges of participating in a riot, fol
lowing a free for all battle between
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men and state guardsmen last night.
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SALEM HI PUS
DEFEAT ON EUGENE
IN FINAL QUARTER
Running true to general football
tactics of the present season, Salem
high school Saturday afternoon punc
tured the "dope bucket" and handed
to the Eugene high school aggregation
their first defeat in three years. ; The
final score was IT to 7. - -
On Eugene's part it was a- case of
two excesses two much confidence
and too much luck for Salem. With a
T-polnt margin to their credit in the
final auarter, the efforts of the visitors
slackened preceptibly and ended in
disaster. Kicking from well under the
shadow of their own goal posts, Eu
gene followed the ball en masse down
the north side of the field and found
themselves boxed in when Gilt skirted
down the opposite side to within four
yards of the goal. Salem bucked the
ball over and converted goal, evening
up the score. .
Salem' then klcked-off and Eugene'p
backs, thinking the kick would carry
over the last chalk line, allowed it to
die on their own three-yard line. Eu
gene kicked from behind its goal and
the visitors again fallowed tne ball an J
were again boxed in while Gill agall
raced around their left end for a touch
down. A converted goal gave Salem
the long end of the 14 to 7 score.
Salem's final three points came wita
but scarcely more than a minute to
play, when Rlngle placed a drop-ki.k
square between the bars from the 27
j ard line.
From the standpoint of football dis
played, Eugene had the edge on the
locals, but Coach Rinehart's men were
fighting every play. Eugene seemed
unable to get started in the first half,
but opened the third quarter with a
series of line plunges that ate up yard
age rapidly and Won them the first
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And still the intercollegiate cham
pionship of the Pacific coast Is up in
the air.
Saturday's clashes at Portland and
Palo Alto, instead of clearing up the
hazy pennant atmosphere, only added
mora fog, for Washington State col
lege, until Saturday rated as probably
the best pigskin aggregate In the west,
went down to a 6 -to-0 defeat at the
hands of O. A. C. the team which has
been defeated in every other eonfpr-
ence game this season. And Califor-
ia poked its nose into the rnnnitic fnr
the honor of representing the west
against the east in the annual Pasa
dena classic by defeating Stanford. 14
to iff.
Tod much Lodell sne.lled defeat fn
the Pullman bunch. The shifty Agfde
halfback shot two goal from the field,
one In th first and another in the!
third quarter, that clinched the game
for the orange and black. "While out
played on the offensive and constantly
fighting to keep the Cougars from
crossing their goal-line, the Aggies pre
sented a stone wall line In the pinches
and held safe their lead.
The defeat eliminates W. S. C. from
the Pasadena running and California's
victory puts them up among the possi
bilities. The line-up of likely teams
now includes California, University of
Oregon and Universtiy of Washington,
but the selection will probably be made
between Oregon and the winner of the
California-Washington game, at Seat
tle, Thanksgiving day.
Hence, there is another week of wait
ing' ahead for the gridiron fans who
are anxious to see who- is to play in
the south on New Year's day. ,,
O.A.C.PREPARING FOR
WINNING LOOP TEAM
Oregon Agricultural College, Corval
lis,"' Nov. 24, Responding to the calt
of Coach Harglss for basketball aspir
ants to the varsity team, more than 30
men were on hand Thursday evening
to hear the first lecture of the sea
son. Thre woiKouts a ween wiu do
given for the present under the direc
tion of some of the old men as- tfc-
coaches will not take an active part In
basketball until the football season is
xver. The first actual workout waa
held last Friday.
. Although, the number answering the
call !s very encouraging practically ev
ery one of them is more or less untried
and all but two are new to conference
basketball. There are two men In
school who played on the famous un
defeated team, of 1917-18. They aro
Wayne Gurley and "Butts" Reardon.
the lalter being captain for the coming
season. It is thought Eiklenian, the
big center of last year, will register
next quarter and if he does all of the
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