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rrr-r (h on down the tiNE Whittier and RedlandsBattle To 0-0 Tie I rBfunrcrKicir Who's to Blame for This? don't know who to blame for ihl, but today lathe second EW 6000 Scoreless -SPO-RTg- EVENING, NOVEMBER 11, 1940 PAGES Deadlock ties Day In twenty-ona year that Whittier College loot ball tea mi have not scheduled a game. It happened once before, back In 1934. The broken cuitom atarted In 1920, when a team trade battled the Poeta a 0 0 tie. and laated-feur yeare witheuV-ittirrrupHonr 1-4924 tha data wai paaaed up, but trom 1925 through 1939 the string remained ynhrnfcMi- Zn nineteen iiimUtica Day gamea the Poetshave'won twelve. Toil, six and tha one wai a tie.

Just to refresh your memoriae, we-take you back now over all these yean and through all those Armistice Day games: 1119 Whittier SC, Occidental 7. Gene Winrlngcr nn wild that day and personally accounted for three touchdowns In tha first half before trotting Into the showers. It was a great victory. 1911 Whittier S3, Arisen Slate 19. Gene Winelnger scored two touchdowns and passed to Don Craggs lor a third.

The victory wu unexpected and came as a shock to the Poqt fans. Two Back-Alley Toughs Face Stanford Indians Poet Team Preserves Unbeaten Homecoming Day Record foiTGrada Cinderella Boys Won't Admit Defeat, So Washington's Huskies Lose, 20-10, After Leading by Ten Points; Injuns Head for Bowl By EAT CANTON Whittier Callage Publicity Playing before six thousand ep-thustastlo fans the purple and gold Whittier College Poets preserved an unbeaten Homecoming Day record for the eleventh consecutive year even though they did mar. the vie-tury etreak of ten -in a rew whew 1 Underdogs Upset Occidental 1917 WhitUrr S3, Occidental 7. The Poets came out as dogs after six straight defeats and a tie to smash Oxy In an upset. Bob Shuler passetLto two touchdowns.

Alex Meehlkoff wu great 1934 Whittier 21, Willamette (Salem, Ort.) 19. The Bearcats cams 990 miles Just to catch Bvin Hutchison when ha wu hot. Hutcirran28 sikT49 yantatu gcumndTxuy to BUI Patternin' By. JAMES A. 8UMJVAH.

I United Press Cemspendeat SAN FRANCISCO, Now. 11. For three periods last Satur- for the other, 1935 Whittier 52, Occidental g. Swede Nelson. Hutchison and little Krrmlt.Wood had the Tlgem Touchdown-drunk.

Jt was the uay lirniWM' 4--uunatoaSM VJ' bp mmmi ha night had struck for the Cinderella Boys from Stanford, and that their blissful dreams of romance with Prince Charming they battled to an interesting score-leu standstill against Redlands University Saturday night on Hadley field. Sparked by little Alvin Chang, a fine passer, the flashy running of the dusky A1 Norman and all-around bang-up play of Herb Morrill at his left. guard berth the. BuUdojs, un-j. beaten in Bouthern California Con-'eranee competition, stared the moat fc nr trrtow threats: UC1VU1 Roxe Bowl had gone pfoocy.

But Stanforda Indians, or Gee Whiz Boys for short, biggest margin In 36 years of Poet-Tiger history. 1934 Whittier 50, Pomona 6. John ArramUde passed' to Dan Tebta and Hutchison for 3 of 8 touchdowns. It wu the game that broke off Poet-Bagehen speaking terms. 1933 Whittier 7, Occidental 6.

George Bryson was rushed Into the. game and kicked extra point to win, 1933 WbltUer 15, Loyola 9. The prize upset of Hadley Field history. Arramblde and Bill Brock were brilliant. Worn Ueb went 1 mils.

Bincfr id eiqujmi'iii-of wnituer rani' Ilved'up to -team-that-won admit its licked," end snatched another one out jo the fire, 20 WKMngtonl Hanklca. Just before the first half ended Coach Clark Shaughneaay, who can Only mutter, "gee' 1931 Whittier 21, Occidental 9. Johnny Chapin, the Edison wu the star of this game. The Whittier line wu Warner, --Davidson) TrtggsrTPeughcrtft-Oibbc-andWood. Good enaugtLletJMjieyl.

jHfctiw sewndpleyof the Vpiiymi ng fine defmslvepl 4. The Poets beat Pomona -for-the f-r-; Merle Maahbum and Bill Krueger rah -1939 Whittier- time In nine years. his Chicago Msroons of 1939, stlU NairtlawctTO'lwkiley -toughs thr Oregon Btate-Beevers, who-have lost only to Washington, and California's surprising Bears, who CaUfomis Change to kill Burin knocked of IBrothern wild, Krueger running 23, 50 and 63 yards for scores. 1929 Occidental 28, WhKUer 9. We go beck to here to find a Armistice But Dink-Walker wu great In hla hut tame against Oxy, and Cllf Ograln and Bill Payne played wen.

drudgery of kltchenlcullenr but It's safer to ride with- a Seven In a row Gee whlx. Washington still nourishes Row Bowl dreams but It almost a star-: ration. Stanford, drop games to both tha Beavers and the Bears, and Washington, must triumph over Bouthern UCLA and Washington state before that happy-day -arrives for the Huskies. There wasn't much' of fluke in California's to 7 win over ths Either team Is espeble of sending the Cinderella boys back to the the dward Witham Intercepted ue returning It to the eight -ltwarWhlttierby-vlrtue of New some's splendid 51 yard punt that threatened first tn the late rioges Of the first heat. Newsome's long boot was downed by Right End Everett Dletrick on the Bulldog three yard line.

George Campbell, left end. kicked out to his 45 where Mels returned It brilliantly to the 24 for a first tiowiLrBerewir Whittier bancc: Newsome- eddedhope-plcktag -up Shrough-ihe-craitofc Unable to-rpot a receiver Mele wu emeered loss. Whittier wu more, but Mele struck Palmer with an aerial and on the 38. Mele gained center Middleton passed to Hendrick on A fourth and one the got thelr signals mixed Pomona Upsets Poets 1928 Femons 14, Whlitler 9. Pomona's Poke Hartman wu too much for Whittier.

Dink Walker wu again the big Poet iter, and Captain Epeed Weaver and Percy Lewis contributed standout plays. 1927 WbKUer 'Occidental 3. -The Poets under George Phil- hfiret4inie elnee-193t-and Ed Bug' gelt Dink contributed, a' touchdown, almost, aihgle-handed, then Captain Oak Pendleton's great kicking held the heavier Tlgem Pomona 21rWhitBer t'Tom D( after he end Oak Pendleton had gone tire length of the fiehf, pun penalised five Right Ehd first down four through Mata the 39. With Poets evidently resulting in a fumble that was recovered by Bartlett of Redlands. Redlands made ten first downs to Whittier eight.

The lineups: WhltUfr Redlands Reynolds IE Hoehn LT EUennan Thompson" trxj t- Morem With major games sUtt'belng settled by-prints-after-touchdowns. University of Toledorplajrers fllus- 'iStl-trate how to kick goal from placement. Cspt. Warren Dcnsmore. lower left, ia the center.

The baU passed Me1 shot off vL rl(rh Uckle for perfectly, lower right There no wasted time or motion BIU Beach place It perfectly, upper left And HYndnn it nils squarely between theuprlghte asTrd Baelegowski. swings-a true upper rlfht Simple, isn't ms downed on the 12. for the visitors. lwdtimwent two. touchdowns out of thin air, Oregon Btate showed power In thumping Washington State, 31 to 0.

-and the Oregon Webfeet, at home In their duck-coup weather and soggy field, had little trouble In running up sn IS to 0 win over the Bruins. Zdaho scared lts first potato of the yeaftihut.Montona came from, behind to thump, the. Vandals. 21 to Merritt, now.tbe Pomona coach. -was the big noise Poinens 'WhilUer 6.

Coach But jjtagan Minnesota last Saturday because the Wolverines failed used to TmnDmnev thU "ljr touchdownTheOophertwere successful fo Claremont end' lost by a conversion second half ended when Joe Bonne tt passed attempt and make the point after their wwv7-S. latter running 25. yards after tha timers gun had sounded. And that wu that. Afew'; later: Campbell kicked to Wlthem who-signaled for e- fair catch, but let-the ball -trickle through Mg ha mta with Klgtff Guard Marys, which flues Bants Clara In lta.trailltlnnsl esma next.

aney-jegcytrinK eoflLiJw a tmt-Johmrwn linmuid Tmnflftr won to Thesecdnd great Fuzs Merritt wu the biggest reason. Pusa Thompson was Injured and tFrerichif Cafe-1 Upset Dpwnei Team, 11-2 Sunday, was subdued 7 to 6 by Du-queue University of Pittsburgh. (c) J.i PeffiMn. RO Eaeutt RT Burrowns RE Buraon Edwards -XHT CSuuig RH Miller on the Poet However, Redlands failed to gain- and. punted to Whittier.

Mela ehot a 23 yard aerial to Witham for a lint down on the Bhaheen Garman Dletrick Mele Keck Pro Grid Leaders 16-14 With ChappieChapman jeatter had to be taken out early, and although Joe Buckmuter and Stan Rohrbaugh did yeoman work, the vlslton were too strong. 1921 Whittier 43, Psmona 9. This wu the year that Be Perry sent JohiurboysrGuracy Mick Madden rt el to Pomona and they returned with the Southern Conference championship Madden, and "Baldo both passes and raathm tor scowfcThia Tng.dxTilta, Prencfiy's Cafe defuHndog'Tlburlfc Poets stopped dead right there. Redlands really gave the Quaker followers thriultoriie closing mo- ed Steck'a Hardware Co. of Downey, 11-2, yesterday afternoon at 8outb Whittier, Have Their Big Day in Professional BsterdayWith-Washington ItXiMB ricOmpasv'4 tm HimpRovEiYfwTHomi wmonTHiY(PflvmrnT Witham Norman Whittier substitutions.

Woodward-L-E Balmwir Zhewn, 0.7-ShleU, JtaLltalmetJtJti.Thomsa, L. Hendrick, R. Middleton, Dedmon, P. Myers proved menta -Of -thr lint- half. Campbell I- --Ilae-sum-played --Buckmuter.

Wlneert and Madden wm pi-vv(n thv flH-Confw- seme punted out to the 42 where Cheng returned it to the 3S. Clung, bur yards tw-Rlght-toidBui Ty-Hs walls a-mklget cem-pistad an eight yard shot- to-Halt ence team. 1920 Ax' part, of the city Armistice celebration a team of former. Poet earn battled the versity-io a aeorclesa tie -on- Hdley r-Jirid. It-wu the first-Novembr-U- game.

Grefg. -SlemonrBtewL Bmnie. non n. Eddie Coon led the attack three hits to four trips. esterday game wu thr first' un THnter LeagueracheduleTfori ftewehy team.

Next 6utidaywt Sjt-GEORGE-KIRXSET United' Item Orrespendent: fast Briamon for a Drat down on Chembers atarred for tha alumni. Thompson, neece aim Riiggtt -FUot 1 NEW YORK. N0y. ll. The underdogs had their (lav In the BundajrA.nditheW ashingtonRed-fo Jfm.9(L: -The Whittier News were tarally atandouta, 22- rzTTr Chang cracked, off three, through his right guard.

Witham knocked imr "Then Cluuig uuu The bozscore of yesterday's game: Stecks Hardware skins, Chicago Beam and New Yotk Giants were picking wondering what happeited- -AB- nected wlOi Bolwaon for a first down on the nine whrre scting vap Saturday ZthoughH-wu on my way to a 44to CoL Amoa B. pigskin prof assay, thla mgmlng when- DrJ JocklSutherlands linslTTny Brooklvn Dmlgera. beaten nustalto- lb tkree imf in arven games, lections nf wlnnrra on. the gridlrenr- "WHERE TO BUY IT IN WHUTUEB- Plckea BUhrord over Washington; a lot of people laughed at that one. Tli Indians, har-rumph, won 30-10.

I picked California over U8C-even more people laughed at that one. The Bean, har-rumph. von 20-7. akina, 16-14, with jnore than a little help1 from the inept Braves1 themselves. It was Washingtons defeat in eight games 1 white, 3b!" nnd the first time in history the Dodgers have ever ljckcd'the Towne, rf.

Redskins. The days largest crowd, 33,846, saw. the. game at Ebbeta Wright, Curtis, e. I picked Oregon over UCLA; they threatened to lock me up.

The Weln 'foot came through 18-0. -The Michigan-Mliuusota game tossed me Myers, p. down. I picked Harmon, but he lost 7-9. FTorn there on to turned sour.

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The third upset wu registered by Chapmen, Hamilton, If. Nichols, 3b. Al McGaugh-BOWLIHG 535-75 Chang wu halted.at right end. And Redlands fans were screaming tarots kill Witham rams through to Intercept Chang Shot the half ended. Redlands bounced back into the coring picture late' to the third quarter when Campbell blocked Hendrick punt? Zt rolled out-of bounds on the Poet Z4.

Nonpan made guard. 8hheen stopped him at ths line of acrimmage. Norman picked up four more and then Chang wu held on the six while attempting left guard. With an exchange of kicks Hendrick booted to Norman who wu hit hard by five Ppets en the Quaker 30. He fumbled and little Donnie Rees recovered on the spot.

From here Whittier drove 41 yards before tt wu stopped; 1 After Meje was stopped for no fator-3diddWton-emeehed-4he-oenter for nine and he made it a first down with three mom over left guard. Whittier took a first-. dowrnMTtha Redlands 49 When the referee ruled Interference on Mole pass to Hendrick. Middleton made eight more. Xje-wu toned for a three yard Dutch Clark Cleveland Rama, who zefaeiT ul- I Mtdimllmmsl capitaliaed cm two Coon, rf Rojas, If.

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