Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1917-10-26
more and first down.

more and first down.
The whistle for the end of the
on the W. S. c. team got his opponent
out OF the way, Doane sending the
safety man sprawling just before the
goal line was reached. Bangs
kicked goal, bringing the score to
10 to o.
Steers kicked off to Bangs. who
returned the ball % yards. Hanley
made no gain at left end. but Glover
annexed two at the same place. w.
). c, penalizcd Is yards for Hanley's
holding. Bangs pass to Hanley was
incomplete and Bangs punted only
10 yards out of bounds.
With the ball on W. 5. C.'s 40-yard
line. Oregon elected to try offensive
tactics Steers hit right tackle, hui
was stopped almost in his tracks.
Sites broke through and nailed Hunt
for two-yard loss on an attempted
end run. Steers fimbled and re-
! covered for a loss of five more. Then
the stoclIy Oregon quarter dropped
back to the 47-yard line and booted
the oval squarely between the goal
posts, making as pretty a drop-kinck
as was ever seen on Rogers field.
| first half found the ball in w. S c.
! possession near the center of the
field Score: w. 5. c., 6 Oregon, 0.
Third Quarter
AT the opening Of the second half
Glover was sent back into the lineup,
replacing Digger Boone.
Bangs kicked off to Williams,
who sign&led for fair catch near
the 20-yard line
! Macy had his knee thrown out in
| the melee and was replaced by Berg.
| Steers punted 40 yards to Bangs.
| who grabbed the ball and raced 70
! yards through the entire Oregon
lineup, behind impregnable interior
ence, for touchdown. Every man
The ball sailed on a straight line and
! cleared the bar by inches only.
Steers feat was made even more re-
markable through the fact that he
was kicking against stiff breeze.
Score: w. S. c., 10; Oregon, 8.
Hanley kicked off to Steers on the
| Oregon 15-yard line, the Oregan man
returning five yards. Steers once
more hit right guard but was un-
able to gain an inch. He punted AZ
yards out of bounds.
Doane made four at right tackle
and Bangs two through center. w.
S. c. was penalized Is yards for
| holding. Dick Hanley raced around
right end behind perfect interference
for 20 yard gain and first down.
! Doane made five at left tackle, Bangs
! two at center and five at left tackle,
for another first down. Bangs reeled
off 16 yards around left end. Bangs
added three at left tackle, none at
right end, six at left tackle, and
Doane made it first down with two
at right guard. Doane made no gain
at left guard and w. s. C. was pen
allied five yards for offside. Bangs
! hit right tackle for one yard. A for
ward pass. Bangs to Hanley, was in
tercepted by Hunt on Orcgon's To-
yard line.
Steers punted 81 yards to Bangs,
who returned 10 yards.
Hanley made two yards at left
tackle. Glover fumbled and recoy-
cred for a three-yard loss. Pass,
Bangs to Hanley, incomplete. Bangs
punted 25 yards, with no return.
Steers punted 3S yard, to Bangs,
who returned five yards. Pass,
Bangs to Hanley, incomplete.
The third quarter ended with the
ball in w. S. C.'s possession near
the center of the field. Score; w.
S. c., 10; Oregon, 8.
Fourth Quarter
w. S. C.'s powerful offensive play
| showed to best advantage in the final
period, the backfield men puncturing
the line for long gains almost at will.
Hanley annexed nine yards at left
end. Doane eight through center.
Bangs hit left guard for nine. Ira
zilgais was substituted for Maddox.
Doane gained seven at right tackle
and 10 more at the same place.
Bangs made three through left guard
and five through right guard for
touchdown. Bangs kicked goal,
making the count 20 to 3.
: Doane took Steers kickoff and re-
turned the ball 80 yards to the cen
ter of the field on brilliant run.
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