Pacific University - Heart of Oak Yearbook (Forest Grove, OR)

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Qggggipggiooooazo HEART OF OAK '24 oooo o gggg isa ia E 3 2 a Q Varsity Football Q1 Rl E52 E HE football season of nineteen twenty- H E two was in a way a repetition of the H E nineteen twenty-one season. Coach E E Frank put the Fighting Badgers through a E successful season and for the second time won Q H the Northwest non-conference championship for Pacific U. The Badgers started the season with a 2 C53 7 E95 E to 0 defeat from the University of Oregon. Q E The Oregon defeat was not all down hill Q sledding for the State University as the score E , . E might lead some to believe. Oregon' was un- Q E' able to cross the Badger goal line during the Q E first half of the game. Pacific threatened the Q statcggoal twice. ' , 5 ne week after the Oregon game the E Badgers came within three points of chewing Q Q up the famous Oregon Aggies' Beaver, widely E E Coach Frank known for its sixty minutes of fight. The loss Q E of the first two games of the season would E E ordinarily dishearten a team, but this was not true of the Badgers, for they H H gave the Mount Angel College pigskin chasers a 70 to 0 contest after H Q the O. A. C. game. , Q E The M. A. C. game was the beginning of the Badgers' winning games 3 E ami they continued to play the remainder of the season without a defeat. The E College of Idaho gave the Badgers the hardest game of the season but were Q E unable to keep them from winning by a 7 to 6 score. Puget Sound and Q E Pacific's ancient rival, Willamette University, took their annual defeats with Q little to say. Pacific made a total of one hundred and twenty-four points to her op- 3 E ponents' forty-two. Three teams were not permitted to cross the Badger Q E goal line, one of which was compelled to content itself with a field goal. Q Q The nineteen twenty-two .season was the best in the history of Pacific Q Q University and the entire success of the season was due to the- work of Coach E E Frank and the fight of the men. C53 C55 2 3 E 3 C53 E95 E One hundred fourteen E .ag A at EQEQEZIEEEQ'LilQlEla L3lQlQlQQEEElQlEEEi'2'2Ei559T5QlEEQlEEQQQE --- i

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