Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1920-12-03

by Skadan, when he knocked down a
pass over the line.
Then came the Cougar inning
again. The Welchmen got hold of
the pigskin once more, and two series
of bucks, each ending with long
passes from McIvor and Jenne to Ska
dan, put the ball where ellis had no
trouble going across the line for
touchdowns. Unlike Captain Day of
the Huskers, who missed his last goal
kick at least two feet, Curley Skadan
took his time and turned both kicks
into goals.
With four minutes to go came the
inevitable aerial attack of the Nebras-
kans, which the Cougars had no trou-
bic in breaking up, with Hamilton
and Skadan each getting credit for
intercepted passes. The game ended
with the ball in Washington 5 posses
sion on her own 4S-yard line.
Every man on the Cougar eleven
delivered the goods. Captain Hamil-
ten and ellis truly made their last
game for the State College a memoir
ial to their prowess in the gridiron
sport Nebraska dopesters freely
predicted that ellis wouldn't make
d yard through the line Yet he car
RED the ball % times for a total gain
OF II yards,-never once failing to
make Roadway through the "impreG-
nable" line of the Huskers.
In the line, Dunlap was a tower of
strength at center; McKays work at
right guard belied the fact that he is
playing his first year of varsity foot
ball; Dunton, at right tackle, was the
only man up against the mighty Pu-
calill this year who could spill the big
Bohemian; and so on down the line
Sax, who started at quarter, gave
every ounce of his l 40 pounds to the
struggle, making a total of 81 yards
against his $50 and 200 pound oppon-
ents, And when Skadan was called
upon to take his place in the third
quarter, he grabbed the four passes
from McIvor and Jenne that sewed
up the game, after first spelling a Ne
! blaska pass over the line that looked
| like a sure touchdown Jenne'
punts and end runs were up to THEN
usual standard. and McIvor gamely
stuck through the fray at right half
running interference and shooting
passes, although knocked out repeat
eddy by the rough and tumble game
Of the Huskers.
Nebraska played a fierce style OF
! football. calculated TO bully" the
fight out of an ordinary team as light
as the Cougars. Man after man on
the Washington team was injured
only to stick until he could play nc
longer. Sandberg. left half and the
mainstay of the ellis interference
was the first to go The first play
saw his shoulder ligaments torn, but
he stayed with the ship until the first
touchdown was in sight. when Jenne
was put in his place. George came
out next, with a recurrence of the
same shoulder trouble that bothered
him all season. King lasted for three
OF four plays, when bruised hip sent
him out, to be replaced by Boil
/ Schnebly. The latter drew a charlie
horse in his first pileup, but he new
Ell whimpered through the whole
game. He didn't dare.-there WASH
another sub left for his position.
Bones" Hanley, who went in fol
LOOMS at left end, tackled Dale Sc
hard in the last quarter that both
went out. Dale with a dislocated
shoulder and Hanley's memory {
blank. He came to half an hour later
on the bench, trying to figure out
where he was. There was no substi
tute end to replace him. so Jams was
sent in at tackle and Captain Hamil