Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1919-12-05

season for Herreid, and the third
for Brooks, but although the latter
Is eligible for another round, it is
doubtful if he will return next fall.
Hamilton Scores First
Fred Hamilton, premier Cougar
tackle, alone performed the same
| trick with which he and Isl" Sites
outwitted the Oregon Aggies in
1917 The way 81 and Fritz had it
framed up was for one to block a
punt and the other would be on the
job and carry the ball over This
is a very simple little trick. ingeni-
GUS to the extreme, and it proved
again that the originator, Silas
Sites, may have been old but he had
young ideas. Ham" and ST had
it worked down to perfection in
1917. This year, however. Hamil-
ton was unable to make his running
mate at guard grasp the idea of the
trick, so he did it singlehanded re-
covering ClinCh's tumble and carry
ing the ball over for the first score
The Bruins first score also came
in the first period, when the Mon
tanans recovered tumble in Wash
ington State territory, and by means
of an unexpected forward pass
brought the ball within striking dis
lance of the Cougar goal Adams,
stellar Bruin halfback. plunged
through the line for the first Mon
tana score. The final score OF the
Bruins came about as a result of
fluke in the fourth quarter, but at
no time did victory show symptoms
OF leaving its perch on the shoulders
of the cougars.
HanIey and ellis Are Stars
Captain Dick Hanley and Fullback
Lloyd ellis were the outstanding
satellites for Washington State Col
lege. Hanley, substituting for Nc
Iyor in the end of the first quarter,
played one of the greatest games of
his football career, and ellis, the
human battering-ram, could not be
stopped in his rampages through the
center of the line. Brooks and Roy
Hanley played the uslfal smash-up
game at the two extremities, and
both of these men speared some al
most impossible passes for long
gains. Mike Moran played his us
left halfback Herreid and Hamil-
ton played alright football at the
two tackle positions, and the Mon
tana field general soon realized the
futility of directing the Bruin Of
Tense at either of these men. The
center of the line, composed of the
two King brothers and Dunlap, and
later of the Schnebly brothers and
Walker, proved yeritable stone
wall, holding tight on all occasions
The game by plays;
Washington State kicked to Ad-
ans who returned eight yards.
Montana tried couple of line bucks
but failed to gain. Fred Hamilton
recovered Clinchs tumble and ran
40 wards for a touchdown Brooks
kicked goal.
Roy Hanley kicked to Montana s
15-yard line The Bruins made first
down once, but failed on the second
attempt. and then Schreck punted
to the Cougar 3O-yard line. A Cou-
gar tumble gave the Bruins the ball
on the first play and forward pass
METER them 10 yards. Adams made
three yards and Clinch added seven
more. Keely made three through
the line. Sullivan went around end
for three more and Adams made two
at the same place. Adams went
around end for touchdown.
Schreck kicked goal. Score I to l.
Brooks kicked 40 yards to
Schreck, who returned 10 yards.
Adams made two at center, and
three around right end. Sullivan
made yardage around right end.
The Cougars held for three downs
and schreck punted to the Washing
ton state 15-yard line. The Cougars
made first down. ellis made SIX
wards through right tackle, and 10
more at the same place. Moran
made five yards at center. Mclyor
went around end for 2 yards, but
was injured and was replaced by
Dick HanIey. Brooks went through
center for four yards. Quarter end