East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-11-22
WA[[A WALLA IS
DEFEATED BY ITS
OLD TINE ENEMY
PendIetOn High Wins Contest by
Score of "A to 7-SpectacuIar
Plays are Feature Of Battle.
Summary of Game.

VI udunC.
Score. Pendleton IA, walla walla Z.
Touchdowns. Hoskins 2, Bolts 1.
Goals kicked. Straughn 2. Yenney /.
Yardage made. Pendleton 25s, Wal
la Walla 2S9.
Fumbles. walla walla 5. Pendle-
ton 3.
Fumbles recovered, waIla Wana 2,
Pendleton /.
Punts. Pendleton S times for I35
yards, Waila walla l for 25,
First down. Pendleton IS. walla
Walla is.
Penalties. Pendleton ror So yards
Walla Walla for Is.
Forward pass. walla walla for 81
yards.
Forward pass Incomplete. Pendieton
3. Walla Walla 6.
Ball lost on downs, Pendleton q,
Walla Walla 3.
on the faces Of the Pendleton high
school football chargers today is 4
still broader smile than grew a week
ago when Baker was trounced IA to
I, for. by exactly the same score, they
licked yesterday another one of their
ancient enemies. the Walla Walla
high school team that has had its own
sweet way with the teams of south
eastern Washington.
There was no inconsiderable am
cunt OF luck in the contest yesterday
but there was plenty of good football
| of the kind that sends the watchers
into enthusiasm Open field running.
spectacular charges, thrilling forward
Iasses and pretty tackling combined
to make the contest the best of the
season to watch.
The Pendleton boys won the game
within the first eight minutes of play
and two costly fumbles were respon-
sible Getting the ball on a punt on
their 90 yard line. the visitors FUN
bled on the first down and lost the
ball. From this point, the Pendleton
backs carried the ball over. And
then within two minutes a second
touchdown was added Receiving the
kickoff. the Garden City lads again
fumbled on the first down and before
they could recover 1t, big form hurl-
ed itself through the line. caught the
pigskii. on the rebound. stumbled, re-
covered balance, brushed off a tack
Ter or two and raced 20 yards across
the goal line. 1t was Hoskins. the
Echo dynamo whose playing yester-
day. offensive and defensive. won
him much praise.
40 NiSi ha rDff-
iful spectacle up to this point but they
seemed to locate themselves after the
next kickoff. They opened up a Sc
ries of forward passes, executed bet
ter than any ever seen here. and with
an occasional 10 or 90 yard charge
| through the line or around the end
made things pretty interesting for thS
| locals for the balance of the game,
| 1t was on one OF these forward pass
es that their touchdown came in the
final quarter. Pendleton had lost the
ball on tumble in the W. W. terri
| tory and by bucking the line and 15
yard pass. the ball was carried to the
30 yard line. Here the signal for 4
| forward pass was called and Quarter
back Yenney ran back fully 10 yards
| before ne turned. The opposing play
ers and the crowd was looking to see
the ball shot down the south line but
| instead, he turned and hurled II with
all his might toward the north and
| across the line into the waiting arms
of Bolts, II was one of the pretties,
| plays ever seen here
Despite the fact that their score
came in the last quarter the best
showing made by the visitors was In
the third period when they carried
the ball for a total distance OF l03
yards by forward passing and buck
ing, Down to within two feet OF the
| Pendleton goal the ball was carried
where it was fumbled and recovered
by Brock. In the last half, the To-
Gals came within few yards OF scor-
| Ing again.
1 fCnnt unRd pp naRa thrasA