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PSSE EIGHT ftfEDFOKD' M2IC TRIBUNE, IIEDFORD, OREGON, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1932. FOOTBALL SCORES PACIFIC 20 100 ON LOCAL FIELD Visitors Hope To Save Firs String For Coming Til With Whitman Proves Mistake Anderson Stars By t still Pblnpi A savage attack directed effectively In all departments of the game by the Southern Oregon Normal eleven swept a hopelessly outclassed Pacific- University football team before It here yesterday while Coach How ard Hobson'a outfit made Its home appearance by winning SO to noth ing Id a thrilling exhibition. While a great line functioned In fine style Powell Lancaster and Claude Hlnes, Suns barttfteld aces, alashed and tore through the Badger defense for long gains time after time. Bain fell In a downpour through out much of the third period and both teams resorted to a kicking game In which Lancaster had a de cided edge. Regulars Called Until the fourth quarter' Eldon 'Jenne, Pacific coach, used his re serves while his regulars sat on the bench saving themselves for the Badgers Important conference bat tle with Whitman next week, but even with bis strongest men In the game the advantage did not change. The Sons kept the ball In Pacific territory most of the time and the final score came against Jenne's first stringers after Lancaster, who had borne the brunt of the normal running attack had been removed from the contest with, an Injured shoulder. The one time that Pacific had the Sons In a bad way came In the seo . ond period when Crttchfleld's kick was grounded by Fsrgerry on the teachers' one-yard marker. On the next play Lancaster was forced to punt from behind his own goal line but he got oil a beautiful spiral which soared and rolled 80 yards to the Paclflo IB. where Sapp downed Critchfleld before he could get away. Hlnes Scores Hlnes made the first score Just a few plays after Lancaster had made bis sensational 60-yard boot and Critchfleld was taking a chance to cross up the Sons' defense by throw ing passes deep in his own terri tory. After Oahes recovered Kill Its' fum . ble McKlttrlck who bed gone In Lancaster's position made four yards In two attempts off tackle to put the ball on the Factflo 30. Hlnes added five more running and then two Incomplete throws gave Pacific the ball on their own 16-yard line. The Badgers failed to make yardage and the ball reverted to the Sons. Jones then took a short pass from Hlnes and drove past the Paclflo backs for the last score of the game. Line Holdi Well Hobaon's line was at Its best de fensively and needs a little polish before It will reach Its maximum ef ficiency on offense. On defense "Swede" Anderson, the great Med ford - lineman, was a tower of strength. The big blond guard play ed the entire time without a bead gear and was through the Paclflo line practically all the time, either making the tackles or smearing up the Interference. Other standouts In the Sons' line were big Frank Sapp, who perform ed brilliantly on the receiving end of many of Hlnes' passes and who would be down on Lancaster's kicks to stop the Pacific safety before he could get started on the return. Lit tle Con Mahoney, fire -eating midget center, was anotner shining light on defense. The Sons piled up 163 yards from scrimmage to 08 for the visitors and made up 11 first downs to the Bad gers' six. Only In passing did Pac lflo get more actual yardage but ths throws all took place where they did not count heavily or In the closing minutes when Kllllts and Welnel threw caution to the winds and heaved passes all over the field tn a desperate attempt to keep from being blanked. The lineups: B. O. N. 8. PACIFIC Sapp BE Stephens Balkovlo RT Dickson D. Patterson RO Pluemke Mahoney O Heldobler Anderson LO Bowers Cakes LT Berney Pi. Patterson LK , Ellerteon Hlnes " Q Johnson McKltrlck RH Carey McLean LH McKeel B. Jones F Critchfleld Substitutions Pacific! Corrtgan, ! Parberry, Bruce, Brachmann, Kllllts, Holland, Welnel, Ruconlch, Cone, Douglas, Lemcke. 8. O. N. 8.: Lan caster, Jo mis, Han kins, Forncrook, Carter, Crockett, Green, W. Jones. Llllebo, Bradford, McConnel, Osult, Terkovltch, Sowers, L, Jones. Referee, Douglas Lowell; umpire, Oeorge Mlmnaugh; head linesman, Lynn Jones. Fender and body repairing. Prices -Ignt, Brill Sheet Uetal Works. Orant Put 7; Eureka 0. Loyol. 0: Bo. California . Chicago 30; Knoi 0. Northwratcrn a; Illinois 0. Notra Dam. 63; Drake 0. Purdue 7; Wisconsin 6. Texaa U. 17; Oklahoma 17. 10. Kanaaa TJ, 36: Ion state 0. Ohio U. 14; Navy 10. Birmingham-Southern 6; Mlaa. Col lege 4. Mlai. BUte 0; Louiilana Bute 34. University of Mississippi 6; Cen tenary is. . 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