East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-11-20
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rying the ball though the frequent
offenses of the Walla Wallans gave
them first down a number of times
on penalties The few times that the
ball was carried for gains resulted
from the shift formation which per-
picked their opponents for a time
Snyder was the best ground gamer
for the locals.
Blackman, the fast and heavy
fullback of the Walla Walla team
was the one big star of the contest
Time and again he tore through the
line or around the ends for 5, 10, Is
and even 80 yard gains Whenever
the visitors needed yardage it was
Blackman who received the ball and
seldom did he fail to negotiate. Only
on one or two occasions were the
Garden City boys forced to punt
Blackman's work in carrying the
ball was supplemented by consistent
gains by Captain Winans and Robin
son.
Walla Walla received the first
kickoff and started down the field
at rapid clip until a tumble was
recovered by Bailey. Pendleton ran
couple of plays for yardage ard
then lost the ball on a tumble From
this point in the center of the field,
the visitors charged straight for the
PnnH1afaro rrno1 TlIaa1yvaov,
couple of IS yard runs around the
end and finally plunging over for the
first touchdown several minutes be-
fore the first quarter was up. The
attempt to kick goal from a punt
out failed.
After receiving a kickoff, Pendle-
ton tried a forward pass but Ulrich
shot the ball straight into the wait
ing arms OF Leuallen, the Walla
Walla quarter, and he carried it to
within six inches of the goal line be-
fore being downed. A second touch
down seemed inevitable. on the first
down, however the visitors were put
back five yards for offside playing
and on the second the Pendleton line
held solidly. A forward pass over
the line was tried but fell incom-
plete just as time was up for the
quarter.
Walla Walla's second touchdown
came in the latter part Of the first
half Having worked the ball down
to the Pendleton 10 yard line on
bucking, end running and a 30 yard
fake punt. a penalty Of ) yards WIS
inflicted. However, a successful for
ward pass regained this yardage and
with the goal to make on the fourth
down, Blackman shot a beautiful for
ward pass over the line into the
waiting arms of Hooper. Goal was
kicked Score 13 to 0.
The third quarter saw the Pendle-
ton boys successful in defending
their goal from further scores. their
defenses seeming most successful in
this period Of the game. IN the
fourth quarter. however. darkness
had begun to gather and the two
teams played hide and seek with
the visitors the gamer thereby. BY
consistent gains the ball was rushed
down the field and carried over for
the third touchdown about two min
utes before the game came to an
end Goal was missed.
The Pendleton boys scrapped hard
throughout the contest and several
did some great defensive work. Fred
Russell at tackle broke through a.
half dozen times to nail a Walla wal
la back for a loss and Snyder ana
Casey did some great interference
smashing. Bailey and Minis did some
strong work too.
The following was the lineup ofI
the two teams Walla Walla-Jonas
le, Reser II Earring lg Estes @, Neil
man rg KiBman IT, Hooper re,
Licuallen o. Winans rm. Robinson IN.
and Blackman T. -Slebert
le. Russell II, Minis lg. Calllson @. .
Fowler r. Badley IT. Casey re, Ulricn
q, Carr rh, Snyder lf and Kerrick z /
Officials-Vincent Borleske. Whit. [
man coach. referee; Finis Kirkpatrlck
umpire; George Baer. head llnesmal