East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-11-26
Many Champion Gridiron
Battles Yesterday Rang
Down Curtain on Season.
WASHINGTON WINS
NORTHWEST CHAMPIONSHIP
Oregon Gladiators Sink to Defeat by
Score of 20 to 6-Forward Passes
Responsiblc-Whitman Loses to w.
S. CO. A. @. Triumphs Over
MultnOmah-.Baker and ii. NJ. A.
Play Scorclcss Game-Notrc Dame
Receives Surprise.

Seattle, Nov. 26.-The University of
Washington football team won the
northwestern intercollegiate cham
pionship and the Barrett silver cup
here yesterday by defeating the Uni
versity of oregon 20 to 6.
Washington's victory was due
largely to the use of the forward
pass. which was used frequently. The
Oregon team depended upon old style
football, making several gains by end
runs. The work of Warren Grimm,
Washington's left end was particular
ly spectacular. He scored two touch
downs on forward passes
Oregon succeeded i'm crossing the
Washington goal line but once. In
the first half after Washington had
scored a touchdowr and kicked goal.
the visitors scored on wide quarter
back run with the goal CIV
ing them the only points they
made in this half. making the
score IA to 6. In the second half the
Washington team succeeded i'm hold
ing the heavy oregon Inc and sue
cessfully passed the ball over the Ore
gon goal line for another touchdown
and goal
Although there was hard rain
early in the day the field was in good
shape and the game was witnessed
by the largest crowd that ever at
tended football game in Seattle:
The lineup:
Oregon Washington.
Kellogg ................ Tegtmeir
Center.
Storie ................ May
Right Guard
Bailey ..,.............. Griffiths
Left Guard.
scott ........ ............... Eaklns
Right Tackle.
Plnknam ..... ..,....... ii. grimm
Left Tackle.
kiltz ................... Matson
Right End.
Hickson .............. w. Grimm
Left End
Latourette ................. Coyle
Quarterback.
Taylor ....... .......... MucKleStone
Right Half.
Mckinley ................. Taylor
Left Half
sullivan ................. Sparger
Full Back.
Clark ........... Baker
Full Back
w. 6. c. Defeats Whitman.
Walla Walla. Nov. 26.-When it
looked as though all hope of Whit
mans scoring was past and even the
most enthusiastic Whitman rooter
tain and right half back for the Mis-
sionaries, threw the 1000 spectators
at the annual Thanksgiving day
game between Whitman and Wash
ington State college yesterday after
noon into n frenzy of joy when he
picked up the ball on a tumble and
ran 95 yards for a touchdown. The
score was made but two minutes and
ten seconds before the call of time in
the last half The final score was 23
to 6 in favor of Pullman. Before
Borleske had time to take part in
another play the referees whistle
sounded ending the game. and the
football career of this invincible grid
iron gladiator. A more fitting eli
max to his four years of college foot
bah could not have been planned.
Outweighed 80 pounds to the man,
Whitman was overwhelmed in the
first half. The second half was an
other story, for the Missionaries ham
dlen the mass of beef and brawn with
ease
Notrc Dame Surprised
Milwaukee, Wis, Nov. 26.-Noth-
inc tn nothing was thc result
OF the football game between Mar
quette and Notre Dame university.
Notre Dame thus finishes the season
without adefeat. In one of the most
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