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About Gresham outlook. (Gresham, Multnomah County, Or.) 1911-1991 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 15, 1925)
GRESHAM OUTLOOK HOLIDAY' N U M BER TUESDAY, D ECEM BER 15, 1925 High Football Team Closes Season With 5 Games Won i aizt-.y.r.v. ■ /.zzzzzr.i.y.; Phone 603 ELECTRIC BUILDING GRESHAM, OREGON A ll th ro u g h the season our oppon e n t s com m ended us on o u r clean playing and good sp o rtsm an sh ip . To be com mended on th ese th in g s is w orth m ore th an w inning all of th e gam es. The m ain reason for the su ccess of the team was the efforts of Coach K ruger. He had th e confidence of th e team and the p lay ers played as h ard as they could. A nother reason for th e success th is year w as th e com petition for places on the team . T he p lay ers had to play hard to stay in the gam e as they knew th e re w as a m an on th e bench to ta k e th e ir place. A lthough p rac tica lly the w hole team will g rad u ate, w ith th e experience the second team has had, and if Coach K ru g er is back, G resham should have a w inning team ag ain next year. Oct. 4. G resham 13, Benson 2d 0. bovs Oct. 11. G resham 21, Benson 2d 0. th y _ „ Oct. 17. G resham 7, G ran t 2d 7. S(.Oreri Oct. 24. G resham 20, G ran t 2d 0. F s ,ai.Ha a Oct. 30. G resham 41, M ilwaukie 0. 7Pn®‘ Nov. 6. G resham 6, E stacad a 14. ■ i n , h „7., Nov. 11. G resham 6. M olalla 10. n rl h " Nov. 20. G resham 6, W est Llnu 30. a fnn. Nov. 26. G resham 0. W oodburn 38. ' Dec. 1. G resham 25, A lum ni 0. . ba„*k T otal—G resham 145, O pponents 99. | ,iii ¡, . T he schedule and, re su lt of gam es ¡. w as of second te am : I ‘ „ f 8 gl « re sh a m 2d 42. P a rk ro se 0. cad a T ea, G resham 2d 20. P a rk ro se 8. Paaa i ea; G resham 2d 6, W est L inn 2d 0. ; scorprt G resham 2d 12, W est Linn 2d 6. 1 a n d G r e sl T otal—G resham 80, O pponents 14. : season T his m akes a g rand to tal of 225 ever witi points for G resham again st 113 for its p resen t a opponents w hich is a good record. gam e me W hen th e first call cam e a t th e be- tre a te d t< ginning of th e year, 30 sp irited boys th e stude reported. T h ere w ere seven le tte r- On A rr men th a t re p o rte d ; they w ere: Floyd over to M cKinney, ca p ta in and fullb ack ; w ith th a t F ra n k Sm ith, q u a rte rb a c k ; Clinton I plowed li C halker, le ft h alfb ack ; H arvey Brown, 1 mud and left end and h alf back; Melville w ere not Richey, rig h t end; H arvey A nderson, ; consequer rig h t ta ck le ; and E ldore Johnson, In th e flr center. F ra n k Sm ith, Clinton C halker, session of and H arvey A nderson w ere tw o-year the tim e letterm en, and th e re st had had onlv points by one y ea r's experience. W ith these down. Th letterm en and several prom ising w ere sc o r players, th e pro sp ect looked for a ly m atchei very good season for G resham Hi. score in t A fter th e boys had th e ir m uscles j dore John w orked loose. Coach K ruger began the 15-yar< giving them the fundam entals of foot- punch to ball. Some of th e inexperienced play- q u a rte r b> ers who show ed up good were, E arl line bucks W hetzell, ce n te r and ta ck le ; Dale Alt- length of t m an, Lloyd S alisbury, John Flem ing, down. Gi and C harles T allm an, g u ard s; A rnold touchdow n Rogers, fullback ta c k le ; R alph E lls- ing zone v w orth, ta ck le ; Ed. Mink, L inden Lun- T his was day, C harles Morey, ends; O rville th a t G resl Johnson, q u a rte rb a c k and end; H o r-I W ihlon co ace W ihlon, h alfb ack : H arvey B jur, | had to be t halfback and end. Over 25 men re- chine, othi FLOYD L. MACK LICENSED ELECTRICIAN OFFICE OF PORTLAND ELECTRIC POWER CO. ELECTRICAL CHRISTMAS GIFTS ALWAYS USEFUI asso rtm en t as some of th e P o rtlan d sto res, but w ith your cooperation te-will be increased EDISON MAZDA LAMPS IN ALL SIZES AND STYLES T he re su lt of n early 40 y ea rs p ro g ress in home and com m ercial lighting There ig nothing nicer for o Xmag preoent than a Good Radio Set T h ere w as a young w om an nam ed F lorence, Who for kissing professed g re a t ab horrence. But w hen she'd been kissed, And found w hat she'd m issed, She cried till th e te a rs cam e in to r ren ts. For Prompt Electrical Service / A \ Learning. >7 O ' o n A N Y T H IN « IN \ ELECTKK AL — KAIHO \ — SUPPLIES on SERVICB . T elephone your needs, I w ill deliver Shirt« . ,, „ * , r ,OUr Wee? 8 or I,rac- at G resham and G resham again la st- lice th e squad journeyed down to j ed defeat This tim e thpv w».r»> P o rtlan d to play th e Benson second feHted by a decisive score of 30 fi Fine M adras Silk and Broadcloth. Band or co llar a t tached. $1.50 to $8.50 MIN'S WEAR G resham 's possession practically" all a 't a u c h d o w n ^ t h e ^ c o ? “ ® A ftar T h ^ ^ ; ^ ^ X h.ds0Wo„n S v ^ e S Fine Beacon Rohes H eavy Silk Robes. SHOES $5.50 to $15 G RESH AM OREGON ^ V U X ^ a ^ '^ the Benson 15-yard line w ith S m ith i ing th e re c e iv in g tailed ° T few 'm inute*1*! ’ n i” 1 ablC ‘° break Up th e ‘,a88es w hich led tailed. A lew m inutes la te r C halker to th e ir defeat. In the second q u a rte r w ent over for the second touchdow n Vedder of West Linn made a perfect 20 var,lh^ n e SHCrOS8 w '- V '0" ’ fleld goal from the 40-yard line and L ya[ f ne'. H orace w ih lo n m ade w ag given ap p lau se by the tans, the try for point by a place kick. The Benson alibi w as th a t half of th e ir t)n th an k sg iv in g Day W oodburn real second team w as playing down at S.amu Up, to ®resham io r Hie an n u al B eaverton. They prom ised to bring ,ThUrk,ey-,lay ga,rae' outw eighed all of th e ir beginners out to G resham ‘am Player# 15 pounds to the th e next Friday. On October 11, th e S and A e -v ariia8e a11 through ¡ram m ade its first ap p e aran c e before ba giim e' r,he t,re sh am team had the stu d e n t body and local tans. Thev °g ' chances to score on pass- cam e thro u g h w ith an o th er victory 6“ 1 th e bi‘" wa? sllp[>ery for ,h e over the Benson seconds, the score Tifi , 8C% e " aa 88‘°' being 21-0. T he G resham team ,K1,i J h ' s w ^s th e only gam e th a t G resham im proved co n sid erab ly and did not j 1 not 8C0re even th in k of le ttin g Benson cross Tile la st San>e of th e season w as the goal line. •* . w ith the Alumni. T he high school I The next F rid ay the team again , ^am celebrated it by giving them a journeyed to P o rtlan d , th is tim e to meet 25-0 drubbing. As th is was th e last the G ra n t second team . G resham Kame' Coach K ru g er sent in some of m arched up to G ra n t’s second yard ,h e subs in the la st Pa r t ot the gam e line but lacked th e punch to put the ,o see w hat they could do. The gam e ball across. G ra n t received th e ball ! was th e mu(ldiest played a t G resham on dow ns and again G resham m arched this year and th e Alumni w ere q uite at for th e goal line only to be held for I088 w*th th e m uddy ball an d fum bled dow ns w hen in th e scoring ’ «no The ’ frequently. T he football team felt Bath Robes AylsWort Gifts for Men Women and Children Neckwear “Naught Can Compare With Good Things to Wear Hosiery H undreds of beau- 11 f u 1 p a tte rn s to choose from. Silk, L isle and F a n cy Wool. Golf Hose 25c to $5.00 the limit of a Christmas shopping purse. Suggestions to Help You From 25^ to $1.00 H andkerchiefs G arte rs and Arm Bands S uspenders L isle or Silk Hose Fancy Wool Hose Belt w ith Buckle - | T heir first gam e w as at P ark ro se r and they did not have m uch difficulty t ; in ru n n in g up th e score 28-0 in th ree 1 q u arte rs. The first team w ent in the I la st q u a rte r and scored tw o touch- ’ ; dow ns m aking th e final score 42-0. - B jur of th e second squad sta rre d for r G resham with his long end runs. A 1 couple of w eeks la ter th e P ark ro se team cam e over to G resham . They . ■ showed a decided im provem ent and > had the G resham seconds on the de- ■ fense thro u g h o u t th e first half. Both 1 team s scored a safety w hich m ade the 1 score 2-2. At the beginning of the sec ond q u a rte r Coach K ruger gent in the ' first but P ark ro se objected so the sec ond w ent back to finish th e ir work. They sta rte d out with an ae rial attack and soon the score w a s .20-2 in favor of G resham , but P ark ro se w as not to be denied touchdow n. T hey came back and before th e final w histle blew they had scored a touchdown. The final score w as 20-8 in favor of G resh am. T he next gam e was w ith W est Linn seconds w hich ended, w ith a 6-0 vic tory for G resham . W est Linn re- , ceived th e kick off and sta rted a steady m arch to w ard s o u r goal. With th e ir back ag ain st the goal line the G resham line held W est Linn for downs. W est Linn seconds played good football the first h alf but w ere unable to score. The second half the G resham seconds showed a little of th e G resham sp irit and scored a touchdow n for th e only score of the game. On November 17 the second team w ent over to W est Linn to play an o th er gam e w ith the West Linn seconds. T he W est Linn boys scored a to u ch down In th e first q u a rte r but afte r th at they did not even th rea ten to score. The G resham boys w ere held from 1 scoring un til th e fourth q u a rte r, j F ighting an uphill b attle the Greah- ^ m ite s settled down to win. By a series o t long end ru n s the boys put j over two touchdow ns to win the game. I . B jur and O rville Johnson made some I ' long ru n s for yardage. The final j | score was 12-6 for G resham . T his , closed th e season for the second team I w ith a perfect rueord I The p lay ers who earned le tte rs v ere I t Floyd McKinney. F ran k Sm ith, Clinton ’ C halker, H orace W ihlon, H arvey t Gloves Ladies Silk Hose U m brellas Felt S lip p ers Boys' Caps an d Blouses Cuff Buttons L ad ies’ K erchiefs Muffler* for d ress o r driving Cape or fine buck $1.00 to $5.00 Im ported Silk Ties .Madras S h irts S h irts, C ollar attached P ajam as D ress Gloves H ats and Caps U m brellas Silk and Wool Mufflers Men's F elt S lip p ers Ladies' Phoenix Hose Belt anil S uspender Hets S uitcases Vanity Case Sets F ancy Wool Hose Silk and B roadcloth S h irts Caps In H olly Boxes F lan n el P ajam as Men's and Boys' Sweaters Silk U m brellas D ress and D riving Gloves Silk or Wool Mufflers SboeH, for Men or Ladies Bags and S u it Cases Wool S h irts H ats and Caps Silk and Wool U nderw ear Fancy Wool Vests Golf Clubs and K nickers Fancy B lazers Boys’ S u its and O’coats Bath Robes Wool B lankets Suits and O vercoats L adies' R aincoats Kerchiefs for men or women, a gift su re to please. Im ported Wool Muf flers. Fancy Silk Mufflers. $2.00 to $3.00 rajama» Night Shirts F lan n el, C o t t o n Broadcloth. $2.00 to $3.50 V Neck. B lazer or Pullover, fancy or plain colors. Belts and Suspenders In fancy boxes for C hristm as giving 50c to $1.00 Gift Certificates for any amount give Red Trading Stamps AylsWortK S Martirx M E N ’S W EAR . olippers for m in , women and ch ild ren f e l t o r leath er, all sizes. 95c to $3.50
