Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-10-28
ENTERPRISE WINS
FOOT BALL GAMES
CITY TEAM DEFEATS JOSEPH 3
TO o-couNTV HIGH WINS
FROM WALloWA.


most hotly contested games OF foot
ball ever seen on the home grounds.
Enterprise won the toss and re
ceived the kickoff, defending the
south goal. Lockwood ran the ball
back ten yards, and on the first down
Conaway and Face promptly worked
the forward pass for fifty yards.
Forsythe was sent around the end
for fifteen yards, but an Enterprise
player was off side and the home
team suffered a penalty OF fifteen
yards. Lockwood made Z yards
around end and Bilyeu was sent
through tackle for ten yards before
he was downed by the entire Jo-
seph back field. The next play
failed to gain yardage and Pace
dropped back for a punt which was
cleverly blocked by Martin. This
gave Joseph the ball. Two line plays
were unsuccessful and Berland punt
ed twenty yards to Bauer. Anoth-
er forward pass from Conaway to
Fleener netted Enterprise twenty five
yards and after two unsuccessful
line bucks Pace tried a drop-kick
but failed. Joseph took the ball ON
their 25 yard line and on Gome
fierce line plunging by Martin and
Berland, together with a forward
pass, worked the ball to the center
Of the field, where the first half end
ed with no score. In the second
half Pace kicked off for Enterprise
Boner returning the kick Is yards
Joseph worked the ball to their
own so yard line where they were
forced to punt and ON the play were
penalised rs yards for holding. Here
McCully punted to the center OF the
field. Fleener ran the ball in ten
yards; the forward pass netted 20
more; VIII Bauer was sent through
right guard for four yards; Lockwood
made two more through left tackle
and here Pace was again sent back
for drop kick. Every man in the
line held like stone wall, Crumpack
er made beautiful pass and PAGES
trusty right foot booted the pigskin
sauarely between the goal posts for
the only score of the game. After
this Enterprise took no chances and
usually punted on the first down
! all the rest of the game. Near the
end of the game Joseph worked 6
! very neat fake play when Martin
! was sent into the line with a head
| gear under his arm, which looked
, so much like the ball that all the mel
.. in the Enterprise line were upon hin
! before they discovered that Nc
Gully was circltng their right enc
I with the ball. Bas Weaver was tn
I first man TO get wise to the plal
. and he showed the big crowd that h'
could sprint some himself, by run
ming down the Joseph quarterback
The game ended with the ball nea
the center OF the field.
J The Enterprise team was weakene
: by the loss Of Burnaugh and Home
4 both being kept out of the gam
I by injuries. This made IL necessar
|. to take Pace out OF backfield and pu
, him at guard, Putnam took Blu
j naughs place at center and mad
i good showing. Punting honol
Il we're about even between Fleener
: Enterprise and McCully of Josep
The Enterprise line played good ba
while Bauer at full and Lockwood
> and Forsythe at halves proved
tower OF strength, both In advancir
p the ball and on defense. Conaway
= thowing of forward passes excells
Il anything seen in that department
the game.
For Joseph, Martin, Berland al
McCully played the best ball
y though, the first named seemed
think the game was too tame al
r had a chip on his shoulder all duril
q the game.
:. DR.. Irwin OF Joseph. ana Sheets
=. Enterprise, were the officials al
= gave entire satisfaction to bo
"a sides.
q The two teams were evenly matt
"a ed In weight. Joseph making up
= the backfisld what they lacked In
! line.
y The lineup was as follows
- ENTERPRISE JOSEF
. Putnam
Crumpacker c Bart
Pace igr bar'
Il Crumpacksr hew
. Weaver rgl III