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MLS DEFEAT
FIRE FIGHTING GRID STARS
OREGON 31 10 6
IN FINA
L GAME
Webfoots First of Season to
Plant Pigskin On St.
Mary's Sod Pass By
Robinson to Browne Re-j
suits in Touchdown. j
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SAX FilAXCISCO, Xov. 29. (A')
St. Mary's Kaliophlk- duels from
SIiiruisR wuund up tlic!r l'J'J fool
bull srason yogtcrduy by dofcutlng
the University of Orpfon Webfoot
eis, 31 to li. In a same that co.st
the victors the enviable record of
belriB the only major eleven in the
euuntry to complete the year with
out bavins Uh goal line crossed.
llrownc, Oregon half, caught :i
13-yiu-d pass from lioblnson, hulf
buck, in the final period, and scam
pered over the goal line to deny
St. Mary's the supreme achieve
ment, but the Gael suporters con
soled themselves with the knowl
edge that Coach Klip MadlKan's
charges remained In the list of th '
undefeated college teams In the
nation.
'I he Gaels swung Into their sti'iil
early In the game, scoring thr
touchdowns in the first and nn-l
other in the second period.
Smashing through the Oregon
line in powerful -rushes, the Oael
Wlideld pounded, across a goal
Who that had yielded to only Stan
ford and Idaho this season.
A blocked kick, with Kbding. S'..
Mary's end, falling on the ball be
hind the Webfoot line, resulted in
the first touchdown. Stenneu pass
ed to landing who ran 10 yar-
for the second scoro.
SELECT ARCHER
FOR ALL-NORTH
COASTLAURELS
Medford Graduaie Is" Left
End Choice in A. P. Sur
vey of Coach and Sport
Writer Opinions Oregon
Places Four.
iHiitiord, Washington. tell halfback: I
i.lol'.i' KitzmilMr. Oregon, light half
j back': Khner fcUinvurlz, 1). S. C, I
: fullbai K. j
I Second ti'aut: j
: Hill .MeKalip. O. S. I'., left end; i
Paul Si hwelger, Wushlugtou. left j
tackle: Clatenco .Miililk-k, Mun
hum. Icit gimi'l: Mel I loin, W. S.
C. (enter; Hill (Ireger. Washing
ton, light guard; Itiisscll l'eterson,
i Montana, ligl'l tackle: Kussell
'strifl. O. S. I-., right olid; John
(loi'lian, Waslilugtou, (lUartct'back;
j Hnlihy Kobiuson, Oroon, left half
back; tail 101,'lngsen, W. S. I'.,
ligbl hr.llback; Carl Gllmore, O. S.
' C. fullback.
STATE GRID FAME
Associated 1-rea I'hoto
Seven memners of ine Arxansas rooTDaii team are regularly em
ployed on il,e night shift of the Fayetteville fire department. . Left
to right: Clyde Van Sickle. Jack Robison, C. B. Dear, Charles Var
nell, Murray Howell, Earl Secrest and Joe Faye Moore. .
LOOP LAURELS BY! OF EASTERN GRID
BEATIKGWHSTMAN; WON BPANTHERl
WAU.A WALLA.
-1. A3 Couch SiK'i1
lamette I'niversity football niuaJ 'ionshi') hlls fa,len lnto U
: of Pittsburgh's mighty Pal
Wash.. Xov. I
Keenc W'i'-
NKW YOltlv. Xov. y. A The i
mythical eastern football ciam-
the hands
today champion ,.f the North- j , h colBa,c-on!y a stt. be-
Shortly b"- west footl;.!! conference, by reason . hind.
fore the end of the first period.! of thvlr overwhelming defeat of j with hlg Tom Parkinson a
i Whitman college here yesterday, -til ; haltering rum. the PantheuH crush
j to 13. Whitman was crushed by a ; ther way through a strong and hat
: s m a s h 1 n g Bearcat ,11:1: reflation j ed their way throngh-a strong ami
(which could not. lie Mopped. The j battling lVnn state line yesterday
fleet Willamette backs, Kriekson to wind- up their regular B'.-aaon
; and French, and Fullback ,ange : unbeaten and untied in Jl games.
1 went through the Whitman line al-j While I lie Panthers were cumin;
I 111 nut in will, while Tackles .(ones! from behind to trounce the Nil
land Carpenter played havoc with! tuny Lions from Slato college, a
(Whitman's offense. Kriekson was j heavy and brainy Colgate cleve'i.
the best ground-gainer for the Wil- i with only one defeat on its record
lamette valley aggregation and gave ; that by Wisconsin of the We.:
. a grout exhibition of open field j ern conference in an early aeanon
I running. Five out of siy of the game, defeated lirown, 32-0.
victors' touchdowns were made So far as the records go. these
from passes. With licese and Hoi- J tW() games were the ;sttndouts in
j gren, playing their last panic fori an Inierestinj; and spectacular
I Whitman, outstanding on defense. Tlank-glvintf day of football in
the .Missionaries made both of ! whleh Penn surprised Cornell with
I their tuughdowns by the overhead , a 17.7 wn; tim,egie Tech end
tf. . i the Xew York university Jinx wit'i
i , crowd or wiinessea mo, a 20 to 0 victory, and Syracuse
I L'ttrne. which was played in excep
tionally warm weather for this
Stennett shot a 2 -yard pass
Simas, which put the Gaels n
Oregon's 16-yard line. A few plays
later, Stennett went over for the
third touchdown.
Vse Second Team.
St. Mary's second team took t)i"
field as the second quarter opened
and Seheflin went over from the
six-yard line for the fouvth touch
down after a long pass put the '
ball Into Oregon territory.
Oregon strengthened in the third'
period and had St. Mary's on the i
defensive. 'Within scoring distance!
several times, the Wehfooters lack
ed the necessary punch to put the!
ball over the line. I
The fourth period was five min
utes gone when a 20 -yard pass put
Oregon on St. Mary's 40-yard lin".
Kohlnson, AVebfoot negro, threw
another pass and the officials ruled
that lioylo, .St. Mary's half, had in -
enere(( wun me receiver, ine time of year
W'ii-H placed on, St. Mary's 20 -yard j
tnc and while thousands held their
breath in suspense, Uohiusnn toss
ed a pass to Llrowne who ran five
yards to place the ball behind the
St. Mary's goal line for the find
time this season. ,
FLrhting mad. St. Mary's rallied
to score their 41ft h touchdown, and
from that time until the final pun.
the two teams struggled on even
terms.
By FRANK R. GORRIE
Associai-ed Press Sports Writer
Following uro the Associated j
Press all-northern division Pacific i
coast conference football teams: j
The lineups were selecteH by the !
Associated Press after a careful ;
survey of the southern division ma- j
terial and with the help of confer-,
ence 'coaches and sports writers.
! Approximately 300 players were!
j sifted, weighed and tested before
I the stars were named.
j Washington State college and
. j the University of Oregon, leaders
"iof the north division race, each
gained four players on the all-star
eleven, while Idaho captured two
and Washington one.
Although not awarded a place
on the first team, Oregon State
college carried off both the end po
sitions ami the tullback berth on
the- second lineup.
Four players John Kit .miller.
the "Flying Dutchman," and Mar
shall Shields of Oregon: Merle Hut-
iord, flashy Washington halfback,
and Khner Sell wart hz. powerful
Washington Stale fullback were
unanimously chosen for first team
places. Kit.iuillcr received several
votes for the quarterback berth but
the majority of the experts picked
Archie Buckley of Washington
State for the signal tailing job
and placed the Oregon triple threat
ace at right half.
First team:
Woody Archef, Oregon, left end;
Gordon Diehl, Idaho, left tackle;
Marshall Shiolds. Oregon, left
guard;, lister Klrkpatrick, Idaho,
centor; Ernest. Hansen, W. S. C.
right guard; 6 nor go Chrlstensen,
Oregon, right tackle; John Hurley,
W. S. C. right end; Areata Buck
ley. W. S. (.. quarterback : Merle
LtS AXCI'.l.KS, Nor. 21'. (P)
Climaxing the football season with
a H to 0 Thanksgiving luy victory
over the Montana Grizzlies. the
Bruins of the Pnlversity of Cali
fornia at Los Angeles today are
celebrating theb eleventh-hour de
liverance from the cellar position
in the Pacific t'onst conference.
The defeat left Montana tied with
Washington for tho bottom line in
the 1 standings.
A series of brilliant forward
passes in the third and fourth
periods spelled disaster for the In
vading Criz.lles. Karly in the
third frame Kdwtmt Solomon tossed
a long one to Leoiuird Wellendorf
who raced 2D yards for the first
marker. A few minutes later Cap
tain Carl lirown got on the receiv
ing end of one of Solomon's passes
and Crossed the line for a second
touchdown. Norman Duncan con
verted both times.
POUTLAND, tire., Nov. 'J.. -(p
Powerful, machine Iikc line
plunging, intermingled with ppurk
liiiT, aerial aHaclis, Lin-cu liie Bend
high school football team to relin
quish any claim to the Oregon
state interscholast ic champion ship
here yesterday io Washington high
school by a smashing victory of
20 (o I t.
Althotmh the score bespeaks a
ragged brand of foot ball ft .-t
by no means less than a varsity
variety of brilliant playing. He fore
i;i,f00 fans Hie Bend (earn finally
i found itself and staged a seiisa
Itional counter attack Unit nearly
! averted defeat.
1 In the third and final minutes or
1 the fourth quarter. Item! opened a
I delayed aerial attack which sent
illiem roaring down die : it-Id from
side to side with Washington en
deavoring to slein the Lava Hears
tide.
BUTTE FALLS TONIGHT
v
4 Saturday's Football on Radio
fr By the Associated Press
4 Arniy-Xotre Dame, National
4 Broadcasting Co. chain, I p.
m., Columbia Broadcasting J
System chain, 2 p. m. (K. S.
Tl.
4 v Dartmouth - Navy, National
Broadcasting Co. chain, 1:15
p. m. (I-:. S. T.)
Southern California - Wash-
Ington State, KOMO. KFK, 2
p. 111. (P. T.)
IKK.rK K1VKB, Ore.. Nov. 29.-
(S.ecial) There will bo a has-!
ketball game Friday niuht brlweeu
IJogue Liver boys' team and HliUc
Kalis at liutte. Kails.
The first basketball games of
the season were played last Fri
day evening in the auditorium.
fThe games were between the boys'
A ! and girls' teams of Talent ami
Kogue I liver. P.oth Bogue liiver
teams wore defeated.
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ern California football uggrega-j will mark tho closing of the 1920
lion an thu final gesture
the grid clash tomorrow on the
Coliseum nod with an Invading
Cougar team from Washington
State.
towaiii i Pacitic. coast, conference season.
A short workout on tho Coliseum
field Is in prospect.
Defeat for either toom will re
move it from tho now five-cor-
LOS ANCKIJIS, Nov. ''.K (IN Coach Drin Babe" UoJllngberry j nered tie for the conference lead.
A light practice is on the pro-1 will bring his squad Into town ; Stanford, California, and Oregon
lnuii for the rniversity of Sotit h-' today, primed for the batile whiebj share the position.
It
posed out Columbia
touchdown, ti-0.
by
single
F
IE!
25 TO 0 BY EVERETT
i: i;UKTT. Wash., Nov. l'!!.-4- A
. riwceplng, desperate pulsing at
tack III the last half failed to wive j
lhlgene high school here yesterday ,
and Kverett won L'fi to n in a bril
liant Interstate football game. j
Kverett scored two touchdowns j
in the first period, and one each in ,
the third and fourth. ,
Fritz, Kugenc center, turned in j
a !-plcmlid game for the visitors. i
' Drants
Pass may have
; XKW YOHK Nipv.
j Notre Dame's Kamblers, who clash
' with the Army on the Yankee sta-
dium gridiron tomorrow before
I NO. on I) spectutors, reached their
j destination bright and early this
I morning. Fmling their journey
from Smith Head, lud., the Notre
Dame party of 4S players, trainers,
coaches and managers debarked at
'Harmon, attended church at Cro-
ton and breakfasi'Ml at the Wesi
j Chester Country club, Hye, where
' they are quartered,
j Ab.hough facing Hie game willt
oul the services of Tim .Moynihait.
'star centre. Notre Dame remains a
' prohibitive favorite.
Despite the apparent disparity
in the strength of the teams, tick
els were practically unobta inable
at anv price. Speculators field a
flying! very few which were quoted all the
' way up U SHlil a pnlr.
SEATTLE PlICKSTERS
LEAD COAST LEAGUE
PDllTl.AND, Ore.. Nov. l'l
The Seatt le Kskimos today were
firmly perched on the top rung of
the Pacific coast Ice hockey league
ladder while Portland's liuckarobs
contented themselves with a sec
ond berth as the result of the
Kskimos' last second 1 to 0 victory
over the locals at the coliseum
here last night.
Andy Ait ken head, the Portland
goalie, was perhaps "tip- most de
jected member nf the local puck
pushers. Until Jack Walker, dean
of Imckeylsts in these' parts, sent
the puck into the lim-karon net
last uiglit, Ailkenhead hail allowed
I no scores for minutes 11 h
onds. Added to this indignity was
the fact that Walker's shot was it
fluke.
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