East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-10-04

game. The youngsters proved the,
were ''rarin to co. however, for or
nearly every scrimmage one or more
iinemen beat the snap of the bali
Both sides were frequent offenders
although Pendleton was pcnalized the
more.
IsackfieId Shows Promise
| Coach Hanley's backfield showed
promise through the maze OF errors il
committed. Perry Davis, the chunky
little right half. is fast and carries the
ball with his head down. Kennetf
Standel at left half, will develop de-
fensive strength and when he gets the
knack OF holding forward passes will
be valuable ground gamer He is
| rangy and has plenty of weight. Jens
Terjeson made several nice passes,
few of which went for good gains. ana,
although slow on his feet. made gains
by his ability to carry opposing tack
les on his back Charley Snyder, at
Grarter, barked off the signals but. IL
anything, lacked variety With only a
handful OF plays to work on. however,
his lack of generalship was not all his
fault.
The Paseo squad. outwcighed sew
eral pounds, showed fairly good set
Of oacLs and they frequently went into
the center of the local line for good
gains. In the second half of the game
Hanley substituted Blain Kennedy at
center for Dick Lawrence and The big
senior, playing his first season. smear
ed things in better style.
tatsiil shows Up
A couple of passes for good gains
fell into Charley CahilIs waiting arms
and the little right end showed aggres-
siveness all through. He and Steam
boat" Warner. at left end, were often
Guilty OF playing offsi5c. Warner did
the punting but his efforts were far
short of ranging him with Bill Steers.
Coach Hanley has good material
in the line but IT is undeveIoped. Rog-
ers and Goedecke. tackles. are big fell
lows who,should be a tower of strength
when they have had a couple of more
weeks with a game or two interspers-
ed. Havei and Kramer. guards. like
wise have promise.
The fans Saturday were well pleased |
with the progress which has been |
made by the former w. S. c. star in
coaching the locals BY the time of |
the important games. some classy /
football is expected. The boys like
Hanley and will work for him and he
has strong following among all the
supporters of football here, including
scores of former northwestern college
men. 80.
How scores We're Made
The green and gold rang up the first
in the first quarter after
Pasco had received and. after failing
to gain. punted. The boys started Il
nj sDl. ffA1l
Terjcson over about the middle of the H
period. Davis and stcndal were inn
portant factors in getting the ball to
he shooting distance.
The second quarter produced no 4
scores although Pendleton had all
the advantage and play was in Pasco's
territory most of the time. Several
fImbles and penalties for offside or
holding were coupled with time out for
Pasco boys who hit too high and were
knocked out.
Pass scores for Visitors
A forward pass from Blanton to
Harmon, Pasco left end. paved the 4
way for their only score. made in the
third quarter. The end had an open
Geld and shook off one tacller as he
carried the ball across the line. Curtis
kicked goal.
The aerial game was resorted to by
pendlcton in this quarter and in the
fourth. with good effect. Cahill made
a good gain just before the quarter
ended, catching long pass from Ter
Ieson at the side lines for about 25
Yards gain.
When the fourth period opened
Pendieton was within e5 yards of Pas
cos goal and the backfield worked
The oval to the Vineyard line on first
lown. Terjeson bucked it over on the
final down. A forward pass, a criss
ross and long run in an open field
by Stendal left tho ball on Pasco's five
,ard line as time was called.
Lineup and Score
The teams were lined up as follows:
Pasco 90 Position Pendleton (14) Il
ETarnnon la Warner