Pendleton High School - Wakeipa Yearbook (Pendleton, OR)

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1920 lVO0'I'BALL SQUAD The P. H. S. football s uzicl Coin Josed of 22 men under the clireetion of Dick Hainle the coin- 7 7 7 petent eoaeh, carried lhrmigli to il finish an exceedingly successful season. The squad worked faith- fully through the entire season, and every member of the squad was enabled to win a letter during the season.

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Armistice day found the gold and green warriors pitted against their ancient rivals on Baker field. Receiving the kick off, Pendleton rammed her way from the ten-yard line by straight plays for a touchdown. Early in the second quarter Pendleton's invincible backfield plowed their way the length of the field for another score. Half time prevented another touch- down for Pendleton. The third score came in the middle of the third quarter when Quarterback Hanley received a Baker punt and zigzagged and stiff armed his way through the entire Baker team, 85 yards for a touchdown. This ended the scoring. Hanley's field generalship and speed with Captain Terjeson's smashes off tackle were features of the game. These two were ably seconded by Davis' line plunging and Steudal's speedy crisscrosses. Kramer, Temple, Kennedy and Hevel starred defensively. The strength of Pendleton's offense may be guagwed by the fact that in this game P. H. S. never punted nor forward passed a single time. VVaitsburg came next to the Round Up city, rated as one of the strongest teams in southeastern Wasl1ii1g'toi1. Fresh from their victory over Yakima High, the visitors were figured two touchdowns stronger than the locals. However, the most optimistic rooters were surprised. Launching the most powerful and perfect offensive ever witnessed in Pendleton, the green and gold smashed and battered their way to a 42 to 0 victory over their much heralded opponents. HMaintaining a consistent powerful offensive through- out the game, scoring in every period by short consistent gains, interspersed occasionally by clever open field running or dazzling aerial display, is the way local newspapers describe the game. Offensive honors go to Terjesou and Hanley although Davis smashed his way for many a yard. Defensively Kramer starred, Lawrence, Hevel, Goedecke, Cahill and Vtfarner showed at their best also. For the visitors their giant 205-pound fullback, Hales, shone brilliantly. The feature of the game was a 55-yard forward by young Hanley to Captain Terjeson. VVith only a five days' rest Pendleton overcame her last obstacle and won the undisputed championship of Eastern Oregon by defeating Laflrande at the Round Vp Park, Thanksgiving Day by a score of 21 to 7. Handicapped by the loss of Temple and Kennedy the green and gold were unable to main- tain their previous consistent defense and allowed LaGrande to slip over a single touchdown. The blue and white were coached by Carl Lodell, ex- O. A. C. star and erstwhile team mate of Coach Hanley on the famous Marines. Captain Terjeson and Hanley were the stars of the game with Horstman and Larsen of LaGrande doing the stellar work for the visitors. Terjeson and Stendal made many gains. Cahill and W'arner showed their work of the season at end and Line Captain Go-edecke and Fitz Kramer starred in the line. The second stringers reflected glory upon the school and themselves in their only game of the season when they trimmed Hermiston, among the sand dunes, by a score of 13 to 7. 11101

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P. H. S. FOOTBALL RECORD FOR 1920-1921 Pasco H. S. T .... vs. . Touchet H. S. 0 . . vs. Hood River H. S. 0 . vs. Milton H. S. 0 . vs. Baker H. S. 0 . . vs. Vlfaitshurg H. S. 0 . rs. LaGrande H. S. 7 . vs. Hermiston H. S. 7 . YS. Opponents 21 . . vs. P. H. S. 1-1 P. II. S. -19 P. H. S. 1-1 P. 11. S. 49 P. 11. S. 21 P. 11. S. -12 P. II. S. 21 P. H. S. 2ds 13 P. 11. S. 221 All Eastern Oregon Team, chosen hy Coaches Ad Dew-ey, Dick Hanley, and Carl Lodell: Right End Lloyd Tunneeliff Left End . Perry Davis . Right Tackle . Langrell . . Left Tackle Harold Goedecke Right Guard . Lee Temple . Left Guard Bill Kramer . Center . Larson . . Right Half Kenneth Stendal Left Half . . Fullback . . . Quarter and Captain Jens Terjeson . Sava ge . . Myron Hanley . The following W-ere All State Men: Myron Hanley, Captain-Quarter Jens Terjeson, Left Halt' Bill Kramer, Guard Lee Temple, Second Team Guard Second string' men who won letters were: Sidney Laing, Tackle Harold Hatton, Guard Wesley Fletcher, Tackle Charles Johnson, Guard Ike McCully, End Ben Simouton, Half Chester Stonebreaker, Full 11121 Baker Pendleton Baker Pendleton Pendleton Pendleton LaGrande Pendleton Pendleton Baker Pendleton