The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1925-12-03
Local High School Jubilant
Over Victory Won on
Turkey Day
SIX OF THIS YEARS
TEAM ARE NEW MEN
Will Have Good Nucleus
for Team Next Year
Four Graduate

Before one of the largest crowds
IN local history, Kennewick showed
its superiority over Pasco in every
.denartment of the game and VIM
ming by 100 score, Thanksgiving
Day. It held Pasco to three first
Arst downs during the game, smoth-
erinr their passing attack, got them
behind the line on their running plays
and blocked more punts than the Pas
co kickers could get off safely. The
line was playing a great game SO
soth was able to play in the second
arv defense most Of the time, making
an almost perfect defense against
passes.
ALI the scoring of the game was
done in the first half by Hudnall,
Kennewick's star fullback. Kenne-
wick had worked the ball down to
Pasco's 1O-yard line. Here Pasco held
for three downs and a pass, and the
fourth down was barely missed by a
Kennewick back. The ball was brot
out to the 20-yard line and Pasco
lined up to punt the ball out of dam
ger. The punt was blocked and re-
covered by Kennewick. After several
unsuccessful plays Hudnall dropped
back and kicked over a place kick
of 25 yards. In the second quarter
he intercepted a forward pass and
with perfect blocking Of his team
mates, ran so yards to a touch down.
Kennewick was in place several
times for place kick during the
game and in the final minutes was
only Is yards from the goal but a
penalty Of Is yards took the chances
to score. Pasco was In speaking dis
tance Of Kennewick's goal twice. The
first time they recovered a kick that
was fumbled by our safety and an
other time they recovered one OF
HudnalPs punts that was blocked by
Kennewick player.
The feature of the game was Ken
newick's defense against passes. Out
Of the countless number tried by Pas
co only three were completed and
their total yardage was less than ID
yards. Another feature that had
much to do with Kennewick's victory
was the blocking of Pasco's punts.
Honors here go to King who forced
his way past two protectors and
blocked several punts. Garrett and
Hudnal also had a hand in blocking.
Stars in this game were very hard
70 pick out because every player
played his best game of the season
but several are worthy Of special
mention. Hudnall besides making all
tne points Of the game carried the
0all for good yardage, completed sew
efal passes and stood out in the de-
tense play. Spaulding earned the title
o. being best end ever developed at
Aennewick high school by catching
several passes when he was followed
Oy Two Pasco players all the time.
Inc tackles King and Garrett, did
wonderful work in blocking punts
ana opened good holes On offense be-
sloes stopping lots of plays on de-
inls victory gives Kennewick a rec
ora OF SIX games won and three lost
c sau much credit must be given to
oOacn Carlile for giving US the most
suecessful season in years. With new
y s., more than twenty turning out and
Oa,s ua. three regular players of last
sear ana one other letterman he made
: We. am second only to Yakima in the
a,ama aAima valley. Six of the regular
payers had never turned out for
gr ms school football before.
Rn.a WIN only Spaulding, Soth, Cox and
nsot. u graduating this year the pros
pess vas 1or an even better season next
b.sa are good altho it will be very
70 NIL these positions.