Athletic season outlook at Oregon Agricultural College
Oregon Agricultural College in Corvallis previews the 1913 athletic season. With strong past results in basketball and football and several returning stars, the Orange roster promises depth in football, basketball, wrestling, track, and baseball. Plans include an eastern basketball trip and possible Western Tri-State League expansion affecting lineups and coaching staff.
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J. Stewart
Sam Dolan
Pendleton May Be Dropped Next Year
The Western Tri-State League finished its season with Walla Walla as pennant winner Boise second Pendleton third and La Grande fourth. Pendleton lost the decisive series to Boise, dropping from contention as La Grande stayed near the top.
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