Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1916-01-07
WEST PROVED BEST
BYuFOOTBALL TEST
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football quality is cut deep into every
Washington player.
Game Starts ON Time
The first period opened sharply GA
time with Dietz OF Washington Kick
ing of TO Captain Andrews on the
I6-yard line. lie ran It IN 10 the
80 and the battle was on. Alter one
attempt al the line he kicked and al
ter receiving, 80 yards back, Wash
ington gave the first evidence OF her
AFFINITY TO puncture the Brown line.
Dietz made IA yards aroIn1 ends
from two take kick formations, and
then ON four plays they gained "a
yards through left tackle. A for
ward pass, intercepted by Purdy,
gave Brown her second chance at the
ball, and for time it looked as
though she, too, were to De unstns,-
pablo through the line. EuI the
Washington line held after having
lost 30 yards in series of plays and
took the ball ON downs. From then
On through the period it Was repe-
tition OF the first few minutes. Meth
er team could gain more than few
yards at time, and the ball changed
hands often, the quarter ending witt
Washington having received kick
ON her own l2-yard line.
The second period was much the
same as the first, save that a good
advance by the Brown backs, coupled
with a l6-yard penalty in her favor,
gave the Brunonians the ball on the
Washington Vineyard line at one
time.
Here Purdy. after gaining six
through bucks, tried a forward pass,
but the Washington line broke
through on HIM like wild men and
threw him for loss before he could
get rid OF tho ball. Washington took
possession and was banging along up
the tleId when the half enacd.
TO open the second half Brown
kicked of. and 1t was soon apparent
that Washington had come back ii ON
the interval the stronger OF the two
teams. 1be backs were going harder
and faster than before, and the
Brown line was crumbling before
them. A tumble and kick gave
brown the bali on two occasions, but
each time her efforts to gain were
truitless, and punt gave Washing
tn the ball on the Brown 40-yard
line. Boone started the march TO-
the line with FL yards through left
guard, and Dietz added six off lett
tackle. Boone then made one and
failed to gain through center, aud
Dietz got live at left tackle. Boone
made two at lefr tackle and Bangs
Three al right guard, and Dietz ole
at left guard. On the next play
boone shot off OF left tackle for a
couple OF yards and sprswled over
the line for the first sco.e. Durham
sickGo tho goal, and Washington had
seven 10 Browns nothing.
w. S. c. Backs Too East
After the kickoff the same trio
of youpng whirlwinds started
through the Brown defense again,
and at the end of the quarter had the
ball on the Brown courtyard mark.
Bangs was given the ball after the
change, with four yards to go to a
score and third down. He fumbled,
Maxwell, for Brown, recovered it, and
Andrews kicked out of danger.
Washington ran the ball back to the
26-yard line and Durham attempted
the only field goal of the day, the
ball going low and wide. Brown
took 1t on her 20-yard line, made
first down twice and was forced to
A~~' 1ASe@f DOOno anu bdnES, Win
some help from LOOMS. then start
ed another parade, which only end
ed when Dietz went over the line for
the final score from three yards out.
and Durham kicked a goal, making
the score as it stood at the end.
14-0 for Washington.
Howard Angus, sporting editor of
the Los Angeles Times, said in part;
Brown can thank the gods of luck
that the score was not % to 0 in
stead of IA, for twice Washington
FUN bled within the Fasteners five
yard line and a Brown man curled
around the ball. All OF the game
but five minutes OF 1t was played in
Brown territory. In that five min
ntes Brown got as far as Washing
ton States 10-yard line and there
lost the ball on dnwnc