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A Pretty Exhibition of Foot Ball
Everybody was Pleased
lEMENWflY & BURKHOLDER.
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Notice is hereby gluen that the undersigned
have been, by the county Court o f Lane County,
Oregon appointed administrators o f the estate
of J H l ’erkius, deceased, and all persons hav
ing claims against t lie estate of the said J H
Perkins, deceased are hereby notitled to present
the same to ufe, duly verified at the office of E R
Hk ip worth in Eugene, Oregon, within six
mouths from from tho date hereof.
Cottage Grove, Or. April 3rd
E R SKIPWORTH, Attorney lor the Estate.
CATHERINE A PERKINS,
J F CURRIN
of
J II Perkins,
Administrators the esUte of
deceased.
Stock.
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Hero you get things when they’re
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PACIFIC TIMB6R CO’S STORE
Under Odd Fellows’ Hall, Cottage Grove, Oregon.
and
Goes down before the C M As
the tune of Sixteen
to Nothing.
to
Yeeterday was another gala day
After all the people got their
money’ s worth Saturday if Ash for foot ball enthusiasts in Cott age
land did have cold feet The game Grove. The C M A team was too
had been extensively advertized with much for' the visitors who worked
Ashland High School versus the like Trojans, but were successfully
0 M A for Friday and when it was held for downs when it was neces
known that the game was all off sary. The Cottage Grove goal was
and the people, who had been whet never in serious danger, the 15 yard
ting their foot ball appetites began line being the nearest Roseburg
to express their disappointment the ever came o f putting the ball over
0 H A team immediately arranged the line. The field was a sloppy one
a game with the Drain Normal for and not in condition for fast playing
the next day. “ They came they yet some good end runs were made
saw” and we conquered. The day by Blair and Jackson and full back
was fine and the ground was excel Hill went over the heavy aggrega
lent for fast ball and our boys tion’s lines for gains every time he
didn’ t do a thing but play the game. tried the kangaroo jump. Roseburg
Draiu’ steam was considerable heav made a desperate effort to score in
ier but they were too slow and after the first half and succeeded by their
the first ten minutes when their heavier weight in making tome good
line plunges seemed perfect they line plunges for yardage and su c
weakened and were never afterward cessfully made one twenty yard run
really in it. Drain kicked off to around the end on a fake punt, but
the C M A ’s 14 yard line and Jack- it was of no use and only caused the
son carried the ball back 20 yards, C M A ’s to glue themselves to
here Drain made a plucky stank but ground and held them for a loss of
were steadily forced back into their four yards. The home team made
own territory where they finally got a fumble early in the game on an
the ball on a fumble. Then the attempted punt and loot 30 yards
struggle was on in earnest by a this probably only lessened the score
series of mass plays thé' ball was however for the ground was soon
railroaded back to the Grovers 20 regained and Blair was finally
yard line when our boys recovered forced through the line for the 2nd
from their surprise and held them touch down.
for downs. They failed to make
Score first half
their yardage and Hill punted to Cottage Grove 6, Roseburg 0.
NOTICE TO (JHECiTORS.
A t tho
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Drain’s 35 yard line. This tine
Drain’ s heavy plunges failed and
they were held for a loss of 6 yards.
The C II A’ s then by a gain of 5
yards, on an end run by Blair and
a fine kangaroo by Hill which
advanced the ball 7 yard's, put the
ball to Drain’ s 20 yard line. Then
for two downs it seemed as if Drain
would again get the ball when
Jackson dashed around the end and
amid the defening roar of the
rooters he planted the pigskin
squarely behind the goal. A moment
later Hill kicked tho goal and the
C M A’s had g ot their revenge for
their defeat a month ago at Drain.
During the remainder of the half
the ball was kept in the Drain’s ter
ritory and was in five yards of their
goal line when Hill tried a drop
kick for goal but failed just as time
Second half
Cottago Grove 10, Roseburg 0.
Total Cottage Grove 16 R osebu rg
0.
B e r lin , Nov 2 4 ,— Baron K rupp’ a
widow is sole heir to the famous
gunmaker’ s millions
The will
provides that the business shall
not bo put into a stock company or
sold within the next 2 5 years.
The score stood C M A 17, Drain 0,
and everybody was happy even the
people from Drain could not help
from admiring the dashing pluck
and fast ball that more than evened
up all old scores.
Cottago Grove
didn’ t show a weak spot and tho
stars of tho day were Jackson,
Blair, Currin, Hill and Griffin. The
ends were simply perfect and tho
was called.
line was strong after they rocovercd
In the second half Cottage from their first shock. Through out
Grove's goal was never in danger it was a clean game and everybody
and after a beautiful exhibition of was satisfied,
The following was
fast ball Blair skirted around the the lineup;
end for a touch down near the C o t t a g e G ro v e
D r a in
ground limit but H ill could not
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Currin
kick the goal. The game now stood
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11 to 0 and the crowd was wild.
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Drain again made a desperate effort
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to score but were held for downs
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Martin
Iff
and forced to punt. Now came the
Drain
It
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most exciting spectacle of the day.
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Griffin
Hill kangarooed for 5 yards, Blair
quar
W imberly
Emerson
attempted a right end run but was
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Blair
floored for a loss of three yards. A
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f
Hill
few line bucks succeeded in getting
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lh
Jackson
the ball beck to Drain’ s 30 yard line
Umpire, H ibbard;
when Jackeon made the longeot run
Kefferee Medley. Time keepers
of the day around the left eud and Henry and Orcut. Linemen H ill
Drain could not break through the and U a w l e V .
interference nor prevent the
— third ,
touch down. Hill easily kicked the p o l e y ' S f l O t i e } ' Bad T a t
goal and soon after time was called, u rn s c old», p r tv ta tt pneum onia.