The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-23
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touchdown. But a pass from
klarich w5as intercepted BY Yakima
behind the goal-line and the Pirates
took over on their own 30-yard
stripe. This was In the first few
minutes Of play.
Opportunity knocked again
In the second quarter when the
Tigers blocked q Yakima punt
and Joe Alongi. sub end. fell
on the ball on the Pirate nine
yard line. FuIIback ken Gut
ter made two yards. klsrich
gained three and, then with the
ball on the three-yard line and
one down left, Stadium FUN
bled and Yakima recovered.
Yakima scored soon after the
third quarter opened. They took
the kickoff on their own 34-yard
stripe and they advanced II down
the field without a hitch. five 10
20 yards at a crack.
Harold Campbell and Clarence
Wilson. who did most Of the ball
carrying. and Stan Rhodes and
) Ron Waggoner. who blocked the
way. comprised the smoothest-
working prep school backfield seen
in the stadium for many a year.
They were really fancy.
Here's the way that touchdown
drive went. roughly speaking:
Campbell from the "a to the 40.
Campbell to the AZ and Campbell,
again. to the Stadium 3s-yard line.
Then Wilson TO the 35, Campbell
TO the 81. A pass, Wilson to Wag-
goner, set the ball on the %. Will
son to the IA, to the 10. and then
Campbell on a wide sweep around
his own left end scored stand
Ing up.
Campbell also starred In
picking up the second Pirate
touchdown. First he inter
cepted a Stadium pass. return
ed II 81 yards TO the Tiger
4S-yard line. A few plays
later, he romped around end
for 80 yards for the score. As
simple and As brilliant as that.
Wilson intercepted a pass only
D few minutes later and dashed As
yards through a broken field for
the third touchdown. Conversion,
this time by run, failed just as
had attempted place kicks after
the other two scores.
The Tigers kept on battling.
They started on their own 81
yard line and smashed down the
field for their only touchdown just
a few minutes before the end of
the game. Klarich took it over
from the courtyard line.