Pendleton Academy routs Goldendale in winded clash
Pendleton Academy defeated Goldendale 34 to 6 at Pendleton, overpowering the visitors with three early touchdowns and keeping control throughout. Standouts included Hill, Slasher, and Penland for Pendleton, while Goldendale fought hard but could not match the home eleven’s power.
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Goldendale
Pendleton Academy
Goltendale Academy
Pembleton
Sullivan
Hill
Slasher
Penland
Lcale
Roscoe Bryson
Spalding
Heen
Northwest College rugby clash ends in farmers win at Whitman
Marcus' sons suffer a 31 to 30 defeat as Washington Agricultural College defeats Whitman 31 to 30 in a foggy rematch Thursday at Walla Walla. The game featured Farmier Barnard and Lasater in key plays, with heavy weight and gritty defense driving the win for the farmers before about 1500 spectators.
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A. Chittenden
Galloway Prom
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Pullman
Lasater
Elton
Enter
Crocker
Lasher
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Walter
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Doreey M. HU
Whittian University
Frank Villa
Michigan University
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Wailea Wallin
Fortobel
Washington
College
AG Riewitual College
Washington Agricultural College
Washington Am Idale
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Whitman College
Heppner Defeats Pendleton Wool Scouring Mill Team 22 to 0
In Heppner Nov 28 the Heppner team beat Pendleton Wool Scouring Mill 22 to 0. Heppner capitalized on punting and defense, dominating field position with four touchdowns and two goal kicks. Coach Raet aod led a well trained unit dubbed The Heppner Chante, while Pendleton’s squad showed effort but could not breach the home territory. No injuries reported. Pendleton heads to Wasco then The Dalles for upcoming games.
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Pat McAillet
Ben Patterson
Wir
Abot Ghd
Heppners
Raetaod
Inland Empire
Willamette Valley
Pendleton
Unstilla
Pendleton High Fall to Baker City in Narrow Defeat
Pendleton High School football team returned home after a 6 to 1 loss to Baker City on Thursday. The visitors led 6 to 0 at halftime and held the lead throughout the game.
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Pendleton High School
Footall
Baker City
Even
Multnomah Beats Oregon in Rough Portland Match
Portland report describes Multnomah defeating University of Oregon 17 to 0. Captain Kerrigan and Locomotive Smith key for Multnomah and Eugene respectively, with Smith praised as Eugene’s star and coach. The piece notes faster play, better training, and notable end runs against Multnomah.
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Eugene
A. Smith
ORL
Multnoowiahs
Kerrigan
Eugeone
Locomotive Smith
Multnomah
Feneene
Etrenath
Academy Eleven and High School Set for December 7
Some games are planned for the academy eleven with Whitling Deen arranging a match against the high school at Alta Street grounds on Saturday December 7. Two gates with the Walla Walla high school teams are also anticipated at a later time.
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Academy Eleven
Alta Street
Walla Walla
Lion's Heart opens at Cordray's with packed crowd
Portland Oregonian hails a melodrama “A Lion's Heart” at Cordray's featuring Carl A. Haswin as Rizardo with strong supporting cast including Carroll Daly Verney Lew Keinhart and Frank Eckhart. The elaborate production draws a thrilled Sunday audience and lauds performances and stage vigor. It notes the show travels to Pendleton on December 8.
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Oregonian
Cordray's
Carl A. Haswin
Rizardo
Merdrane
Cracy Webhe
Ae Hevoine
Pendleton
Restful Sleep and the Gentle Guardian of Rest
An old civic voice muses on sleep as a blessing and a bridge to memory, citing biblical verses and domestic scenes from prayer at a mother's knee to a dreamless night. The piece recalls mortality and the comforting idea that sleep is a form of watch by a guardian angel over the living. At tale's end a note seeks a missing person, Oregon Woodman, last seen near Froome's barn on Tutulla road, asking finder to leave at Golden Rule hotel.
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Reid
Oregon
Froome
Tutullla Road
Golden Rule Hotel
Choice Pendleton wheat land and farms for sale
260 acres of choice wheat land ten miles northeast of Pendleton. One of the finest improved farms in the county with good school advantages. Trade for unimproved land or cash options. Eight fine lots in Pendleton at 18 dollars each on easy terms. 160 acres of wheat land south Pendleton for 800 dollars. 35 acres fruit and garden land near Milton with bearing fruit trees. 120 acres on McKay Creek, irrigation, four miles from Pendleton. Terms: half cash, balance on time at 6 percent interest.
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Pendleton
Milton
McKay Creek
T& Suit
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