East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-11-28

shot over the line. 1t was received
right on the goal line and would have
been anoher touchdown had not the
player.
With the ball on her own 20 yard
line, Pendleton started for the goal
and never stopped save for the short
intermission between quarters until
the line was crossed Hoskins and
Mcdonald alternated in big gains and
Is yard penalty on Wallowa sor
holding helped. Just before the quar-
ter ended, Hoskins shot forward for
ward pass to Sturdiyant which was
good for 20 yards and the ball was
within II yards of the goal when the
whistle blew.
second Quarter.
Although the first down resulted in
tumble and four yard los, Ark
patrick on an end around end play
carried the ball over the line bu- step
ped out of the bounds on the fiy. ward
line. From there Mcdonald carrie !
ii to within few inches of the line
and Hoskins bucked 1t over. Strangin
kicked goal. making the score 7 20 7.
Sturdiyant went out here ami IL
rich replaced him at end Pendleton
kicked off to the 25 yard line and the
ball was carried back s. Johnson
made 10 yards around end and "A
fake forward pass gave s more.
Straughn busted up the next play but
Meg nnis In two trials made yard
age. Krebs broke up play for a
loss and a forward pass falling. Wal
Iowa was forced to punt, Mcdonald
returning the ball 10. Pendleton ad-
vGnced the ball steadily. the three
facks ripping through the lin, or
chasing around the ends. A forward
ass, Hoskins to Brock. addel 10
yards. When within 80 yards Of the
goal, the locals were forced to punt,
the ball going over the line and being
put In play on the 20 yard line. Tut
tie went out and Bean in n guard.
Wallowa punted 20 yards out of
bounds. From that polIt the locals
began a march to the goal never stop
r.ng until Mcdonald went over for a
second touchdown. The following
were the individual plays: Straughn
s. Mcdonald 3. Straughn /, Mcdonald
3, Mcdonald 4. Hoskins s, Hoskins /,
Hoskins 3, Straughn 2. Mcdonald
over, Straughn kicked goal.
Second Half.
The forward pass was scoreless but
each team came near to crossing the
opponents line. Wallowa kicked off
to the 10-yard line and Hoskins car
ried the ball back 25. Wallowa re-
covered the ball soon afterwards on a
blocked punt but Immediately lost IL
on downs. After making yardaga
twice, Pendleton punted and Wallowa
was forced to resort to the same tao
tics after failing In a forward pas and
fake. Soon afterwards Wa.,Owa got
the ball on tumble and then made
their most consistent yardage Of the
game. Yardage was made once ly
:. forW ard pass, once by an eud run,
once in three bucks, again Oh Il fake
place Kick, and still another on an
other forward pass. Two ou:6s ral le
five Yards and The quarter ea,ied on
the s-yard line where 1t was put into
play at the commencement of the
last quarter.
Final Quarter.
The visitors had two downs to put
the ball over. An end run was trieC
| but the runner was tackled so vicious
! ly that the ball fell from his arms and
Mcdonald pounced upon 1t within two
| feet of the goal. With the backfielt
behind its own goal line, Pendletor
| bucked the ball out, Mcdonald max
ing five and again three through thu
line. Here Pendleton was penalizet
half the distance to the goal wher
Krebs was detected holding. Thei
Mcdonald made one of the most bril-
liant plunges of the day. shooting
just outside of right tackle for 2
| full yards. Straughn made six yard
| In two bucks and, after yardage ha'
been made Hoskins got away aroun'
the end for yards. Twice Pendle
ton was forced to punt and each tim
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