The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1904-10-12
0 A C WON.
PORTLAND MEDIcs DEFEAT
ED IN GOOD GAME ON
o. A. c. FIELD.
The Score Was Naught for the
Doctore, and Twenty-Two fc,
the College Men-The
Play in Detail.

the College Men-The
Play in Detail.
The O. A.SC. men defeated the
University Of Oregon Medics at foot.
bali in a game on O.. A. C. field
Saturday afternoon by score of %
to nothing. The o. A. c. men
crossed the doctors goal line five
times, but one of the touehdowas
was not counted because an O. A.
c. player used his hands in tack
ling Medic. The game was one
sided, because the Medics were not
a match in strength. speed or team
work of the college men. The vis-
itors failed to gain single yard
either through line or around end.
while the college men smashed
through their line and rounded
ends for 259 yards during the %
minutes of play. The halves were
to have been 20 and Is minutes re.
spectively in length, but thunder
storm cut short the last half to
eight minutes OF actual playing.
Three touchdowns were made in.
the first, and one in, the last half:
About two more plays would have.
added another, as when time was
called Steckle's men had the ball
and were headed straight for the
doctors goal. Some ragged ball in
the way of fumbles and mistaken.
signals was observable among the
collegians, but all this was more
than atoned for in the application
of consistent team work that has
not hitherto been in vogue among
them. The Medics never had look
at O. A. C.'s goal, and after trying
the line for losses a few times in
the early stage of the game, quit
straight football and relied solely
on punting to protect their goal.
Foot ball enthusiasts who saw the
game are confident now that, W heth
er it wins or loses. this years elev-
en- will play better ball and strong
er ball than has been played by O.
A. G. in years.
Several hundred people watched
the game, and got more than their
moneys worth. The big men OF
the Medics' team were pitted
against Bundy and Abraham. re-
spectively. They were Ross against
Bundy at guard and Grieve against
Abraham at tackle. Both weighed
over 200 pounds, but neither ever
broke through his man for funny
play behind the Agric line. Cen.
ter Walker, as usual played all ov.
er the field, running down punts
and otherwise tearing up things in
q way that gained him wide reputs
as center last year. At end, Coope,
PLAYED good game, and Dunlap,
at guard never failed to get his mar
out If the way, which was many 9
tim. The game in detail was:
l'unlap kicked to Austin who
wa downed on Medics' 2O yaIe
linz Medics attempted play bu
fur, led and it was sRhinehart's
bal, IN Medics' 20 yard line. O
A. c. also proceeded to tumble ane
it was Medics' ball on their Is yare
line. Medics punted and William
rounded. end six yards, Roo
straight hucked five yards ant
Abraham tore off several yardI
through tackl5 to doctors five yare
line. Pilkington hurdled the lin
for five yards and a touchdown ant
then kicked goal. Score, O. A. G
six; doctors, naught.
Dunlap kicked to Ross who wa:
downed on 80 yard line. Medic
tried line twice for no gains ant
punted to Williams who was down
ed on o. A. C.'s 80 yard line
Rhinehart made 25yards on quar-
ter back run and Williams rounded
right end aud 10 yards, Pilkingtor
bucked four, Abraham bucked tw,
and Williams rounded end for II
yards. Root cross bucked fv1
yards and went over the line for
touchdown, and Pilkiagton kicket
goal. Score, q. A. G. IL; doctor
naught.
| Rose left the field and Steiwe
went to left and Cooper at righ
end. Ross kicked to Root who raj
in the ball 20 yards to o. A. c.
35 yard line. Pilkington bucke,
eight yards, Root straight bucke'
two and Rinehart went eight yard
on quarter back run. Dunlap op
ened hole in doctors fright guar,
and Pilkington went through fo
Is yards. Williams skirted end 70
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