The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1903-11-04
ALBANY SCORED.
And OAC D1dn't-In Last Saturdays
Gdme-Special Excursion Train.

Game-Special Excursion Train.
Four coach loads of Corvallis
people went by special train Satur-
day to Albany. and there saw the
Albany foot ball team score against
the OAC men, while the latter
failed to seriously threaten the
Albany goal. The touchdown was
made in the first few minutes of
play. and after gaining it the play
was fairly even, though twas most
ly in OAC"s territory. OAC fum-
b1ed five times in the game. in four
cases Albany got the ball. The first
tumble was in one of the first for
nation OAC made in the game. 1t
was within a few yards OF her own
goal. and most probably was the
means by which Albany was able
to score. Getting the ball three
times On fumbles and at most op-
perfume times, Albany was unable
to score thereafter In fact, in the
last half the Albany players constan
tantly worked to kill time. avoiding
football formation as much as pos
sible. The Albany team is a strong
one but nobody this side of the
Willamette believes the score re-
fleets the relative strength of the
two elevens. The game was unin-
teresting to watch because of so
much delay, especially in the last
half by the soldering of Albany
players.
One of the officials was an Albany
man, and On OAC's first tumble,
he gave the BALTIC Albany, although
Rinehart swears by all the stars in
the sky that he himself captured the
ball. and that the Albany player
had no right to it. If Rinehart is
right and he probably is, it was the
Albany official that really won the
game, though as stated above there
are excellent players in the Albany
team, many of them, men of long
football experience.
Won der HELEN kicked to 20 yard
line, and Albany run the ball in to
her4o yard line. Albany got away for
five and fifteen yards, and then
rounded right tackle for 10 yards,
and went through the line for seven
and five yards. Another line buck
clipped off four yards, and ten yards
more around right end brought the
ball to OAC's 10 yard line Here
OAC made a stand and Albany lost
the ball to her near the FIVE yard
line. Rinehart rounded end for
four yards on quarter back run and
fumbled. Coates was given the
ball by the officials. and after three
trials Albany went over the line for
the only touchdown.
Albany kicked to Pi1kington who
fun bled, but an OAC man got the
ball on the rs yard line Root
bucked two yards and Williams
went two around end. Pi1kington
straight bucked 10 yards and Will
liams cross bucked five yards
Pilkington got awry for IL yard
run, and fumbled the ball to an
Albany man on Albany's so yard
line. Albany got around end for
10 yards and by bucks made good
her yardage. Spagle stopped a
quarterback run for loss, and af-
ter another down Albany tried
place kick from her IS yard line
but failed. Nash was preparing
for free kick from the Is yard
line when time was called on the
first half.
In the second half Albany kicked
off and OAC muhed but recovered
the ball. OAC tried two downs
and then Pilkington punted to
Albany's As yard line. After two
or three downs Goats got away
with an Albany player off side. in
20 yard quarter back run, OAC
took the ball on downs on her IS
yard line, and Bowers bucked FIVE
yards. Williams bucked FIVE yards
and Rinehart fumbled. Albany
man got the ball on center, Albany
rounded right end for FIVE yards
and bucked right side of the line
for five yards. Albany tried line
for losses and punted. OAC took
the ball on 10 yard line and Will
liams rounded end for three yards
and Pilkington punted and Albany
was down on As yard line. Albany
tried the line for losses and Coates
punted to Rinehart who was
downed on rs yard line. Pilking-
ton after one down, punted to
A1bany's fifty yard line and Albany
was downed on center. Albany
tried for no gains and Coates pun
ted to Rinehart who was downed
on rs yard line. Espey bucked
three yards, and time was called
with the ball in OAC's possession on
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