East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-11-27
BUCKAROOS TAKE CAME
FROM COLUMBIA BY Il
TO D SCORE SATURDAY
Locals Have Breaks of Contest
and Score Two Touchdowns
in Few Minutes; Stony Hurt

A game of football between Colum-
bia college and Pendlcton high school,
characterized chiefly by a lack of con-
sstent playing on the part of either
team, was won easily by Coach Tay-
l1r's grid warriors SATURDAY. afternoon
by the one-s!ded score of 81 to o.
Notwithstanding the lack Of bal
ance in the two columns where the
scores are written, the game proved
fairly interesting to the spectator
Pendleton had all the luck during the
first few minutes of play, a blocked
kick and a poor pass for another at
tempted kick gave the alert Pendleton
players the ball. They promptly
romped over for touchdown in each
case, Gillette setting the example be-
fore the game was two minutes oil
when Columbia started to punt and
the punt was blocked.
But the easy winning of two touch
downs, tough as it was on the moral of
the visitors, caused just as much dam
age to the fighting spirit Of the Buck
aroos, because they could not keep up
their old dash after they had rolled up
13 points by a figurative wave of the
hand. Columbia braced some Of
course, but it is just as true that PEN
dleton slumped. The quarter ended
with the score 13 to o, and during the
second quarter, there was no change.
The Buckaroos pushed the pigskin to
the visitors one-yard line during the
first quarter after they had their lit
tie old 10, but Columbia stiffcned and
held twice. and the Bucks simply
couldn't ride the mustang through for
another score.
During the second quarter the ball
see sawed back and forth but it was
in Columbia's territory most of the
time when neither aggregation was
able to put much steam into offensive
charges.
The second half was not very old
when Pendleton had put over its third
marker of the game. Columbia kicked
to the east goal, and the ball was in
play on Pendleton's 81 yard line.
Pendleton elected to punt and they
| got another break when Earnhoari
went down and recovered the punt
/ after the ball had been dropped. This
] was on Columbia's 2S-yard line
/ Earnheart added another hit to his
+ claim for distinction second later
when he got under a forward pass foI
+ a gain Of Is yards
/ A little later Raymond pokcd HI.
! nose over the line fo.' the touchdown
Then. Temple. just to show that HI
could keep up the lick. executed
: drop kick and added another poin;
The drop kick in itself WAS not So cN
traoriinary. but the manner und,
which il was put over was. Stone
braker was in position for a place kicl
which Temple was 20 boot Tn. pas
from center followed n rule that ha
leen very prevalent this season on tn
/ Buck team. that Is. il was rathe
I putrid pass. The hail struck stony
nneer-tipS. the fans sroaned an
Temple thought quickiy The pig
skin tipped into his hands. ard d
drop-kicked with about one second Q
spare. Score. 90 10 q.
The remainder uf the third quar-
ter was given over 20 sr-rt on IA
part Of the visitors For "a time
looked as II they would score. and
the little god II luck had smiled o
svyeetly on them as h. did on 'r
Buckaro0s. they probably would hay
crossed the goal lire. Tut they aver