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

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QEEQEE Pacific vs. Oregon g On September 30th Coach Frank's Badgers had their first taste of blood when they tangled with the University of Oregon huskies. It was the old story of a good little man being whipped by a good big man. The first half of the game was the Badgers' by a wide margin. Twice they threatened the Oregon goal. In fact they only lacked one yard of cross- ing the coveted line. Blackman received a pass and fell or crawled over, as was the decision of the officials, and the ball was put in play on the one yard line. Old Dame Luck called for a fumble and Oregon recovered the ball. Oregon was compelled to kick during the entire first two periods and consequently the Badgers' line was never in danger. In the beginning of the third quarter Coach Huntington's men began to make yardage and shortly made their first touchdown. The Badgers were unable to get their offensive going in this period and Oregon made two touchdowns. In the fouth quarter the Oregon team made two touchdowns before the Badgers could stop them, but they grew tired of seeing Oregon make all the touchdowns and decided to make one for themselves. Taking the ball away from Oregon on their twenty-yard line they proceeded to march down the field until Oregon intercepted a pass on their own five-yard line and kicked forty yards, and the game was over, with Oregon on the scoring end 27 to 0. The men who starred for the Badgers were: lessee, Blackman, Schneider, and Anderson. Chapman was the star for Oregon. ' .Jn . 1. L' One luuulrml ffwenty-fifvz' was E , llgl E E la E E I U1 3' 'FU H O 51 O 'P Q if E. ell i E la .ssl -EE EQ QQQQQEQQ seas 55595 Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q IQ Q 55 , seas as E