DAXL CAPITAL JOrPNAI fcAXEM, OREGON, SATURDAY", NOVEMBER 18. 1911.
SALEM BOYS
DEFEATED BY
JEFFERSON
Playing on a slippery Held against
a heavier and more experienced
team, the Salem high school eleven
yesterday held th Jefferson high
echoo delegation down to a 2 to 0
score- Even these two points were
not earned, and came In the minute
of play, when Farmer fell on the ball
back of his own goal line.
Jefferson came down with the In
tention of doubling the score made
by the Washington team when It
played Salem, but a, few straight
plays Into the line proved that-other
tactics would be necessary to gain
yardage, and when a couple of for
ward passes were thrown to the
ground, they began to have more
respect for the local boys. There
was not single quitter In the Salem
team. Every one of the boys worked
hard and honestly. The playing of
Chenoweth, at center, was perhaps
the feature of the game. Time and
again he tore through the Portland
line and tackled the runner behind
his own line. Chenoweth has
played a consistent game all the
year, and there Is little doubt but
that he will be given the center posi
tion on the all-star Interschoinstlc
team.
The defensive work ot the Salem
boys Is beyond criticism. Tt was al
most Impossible for Jefferson to
make yardage through th'in. Only
In the handling of the punts were
the boys weak, and th's fault Is the
direct cause of their defeat. A punt
from the 45-yard line was missed by
one of the Salem players, and rolled
back of the line, where-Farmer' fell
on It. Jefferson claimed a touch
back, which was al'owed.
Hofer did some great work in
both offensive and defensive playing.
Whenever anyone went through the
Jefferson line for a 10-yard gain,
with half a dozen players hnng'ng to
his limbs. It was usually flofer. In
fact sometimes he was too anxious,
and was penalized twice for being
offside. Beckett also did a yeoman's
share of the. work, and deserves m
little credit for the showing Salem
made against the visitors. Smith
played the game of the year, even
after receiving a broken nose, anil It
was a well defended play that went
past him. After the game Profes
sor Kirk said:
"I am well pleased with the result
of the contest. I fully expected a
real defeat. I am perfectly satisfied
with the showing made by our boys.
An official score card shows that Sa
lem carried the ball farther than
the visitors, and If we had been able
to handle the punts a little better
we would undoubtedly have won.
We can now go Into the game with
Albany with a full determination to
win."
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Two firemen were hurt and $18,
000 damage was caused by a fire.
In Portland Friday started by an ex
ploded antern In the rear of 121
Russell street shortly after 5 o'clock
last night. The blaze gutted the
two-story frame building at 119,
121, 123 and 125 Russell "street,
owned .by William A, McRae, man
ager of the Bank of California.
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