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

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5'gg,5'5 faaaQa HEART CF oAK '24 aaaaaaaagggg e '-M' a Q Freshman Football EEEEE EQEEQQEQEEQEQE OR the first time in the history of Pacific Uni- versity there were enough Freshmen who turned out this year for a Freshman football squad. Although Coach Frank had six of the best on the Varsity squad there were enough remaining to make a formidable aggregation. Watt Long, two years Varsity guard, was elected by the Board of Trustees to pilot the yearlings. Long was unable to play on the Varsity squad because of injuries re- Q E Q E Q Q E Q ceivcd last year. ln the first game, the rooks tangled with the lads of Tillamook High School. Tillamook had a fast i and heavy team for a high school squad and nosed the Baby Badgers out by one point. Roberts was the Badger star with Austin running a close second. The Babes showed the old Badger fight and came from behind and made a touchdown in the last two , minutes of play. Bennett failed to kick goal, which ' ' gave Tillamook High the game I3 to 12. NYatt Long EEEEEQEEEQEQEEEEEEEEEEEEQE E QQEQEE game and after a few hard scrimmages with the Varsity team began to show real signs of progress. Two weeks after the Tillamook game the Baby Badgers met the Pacific College Varsity at Newberg. Oh, boy, but they did go, and when the smoke cleared the Babes left the field with a. victory of 47 to O. The work of Bennett and Roberts was the feature of the game. Austin played a star game at quarter. The squad was composed of: Abraham, Barrett, Bennett, Alley, Matson, Duyck, Roberts, Perlman, Brodersen, Trachsel, Groth, Burlingham, I. Tucker, and Rannow. O 3 N E- 2 Z2 7-L fs m '-1. -. H f: fs 2 N 'Y 5 Q : 'Q EEoozegqaoiaooooooocaoeaaoooooooooooooooogggg