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  Multnomah Amateur Athletic Club "Winged M's" (1891-1939)

"LEGACY OF THE TWENTY-SIX"

Years of Operation: 1891-1926; 1937, 1939

 

Overall Record:  143-61-21

 

First "Official" Game: November 26, 1891 vs. Tacoma Athletic Club (MAAC won)

 

First Win: vs Tacoma Athletic Club (11/26/1891)

 

Final Game: Oct 16, 1926 vs Gonzaga

 

League Affiliation:  

Pacific Northwest Amateur Association (1892-1908)

 

 

Team Headquarters: Southwest 10th & Yamhill, Portland, Oregon

Original President: Arthur Bancroft McAlpin (1891), George W. McMillan (1907-1908)

 

Manager: McDowell (1899); Grover Kestley (1907); Jack Latourette (1910); Earl Rinehart (1911); Martin Pratt (1912); Edward P. Stott (1913); Thomas Tracey (1914); George Bertz (1918); Harry Fischer (1921)

 

Head Coaches: Jack Savage (1891); Joe Smith (1896); Stickney (1897) Smith (1901); George McMillan (1903); Frank E. Watkins (1904); Dominic Callicrate (1917); George Philbrook (1921); Ted Faulk (1922), "Hap" Miller (1923); Moe Sax (1925)

 

Home Field(s): Multnomah Field, Portland, OR (now PGE Park)

Titles Won

1892 Pacific Northwest Amateur Association

1893 Pacific Northwest Amateur Association

1899 Pacific Northwest Amateur Champions

1900 co-Northwest Champions

1902 Pacific Northwest Amateur Association

1907 Pacific Northwest Amateur Association

1911 Northwest Champions

1918 Northwest Champions

1923 Pacific Coast Club Championship

 

1891 Schedule/Game Results (2-1)

 

Honors

Wesley Kendall (HB), 1891 Outstanding Player

Jack Savage (G), 1892 Outstanding Player

James H. Smith (FB), 1893 Outstanding Player

Bert Kerrigan (QB) 1900 All-Oregon; 1901 Northwest Player of the Year

Downs (HB) 1900 All-Oregon

Jerry Rusk (OT) 1900 All-Oregon

Edmunson (G) 1900 All-Oregon

Martin Pratt (T) 1900 All-Oregon Captain

Montague (E) 1900 All-Oregon Alternate

Watson (C) 1900 All-Oregon Alternate

Harmer (C) 1900 All-Oregon Alternate

Walker (E), 1907 All-Big 3

George McMillan (G) 1907 All-Big 3

Carlson (C) 1907 All-Big 3

Dudley Clarke (FB) 1907*-1911 All-Northwest League

Kirby (E) 1907 Honorable Mention

Martin T. Pratt (T) 1907 Honorable Mention

Edward Plowden Stott (QB) 1907 Honorable Mention

Lonergan (HB) 1907 Honorable Mention

* Appeared in only one game.

1921 Bill Steers (HB), Player of the Year

 

 

The Story of the MAAC

 

Feb 24, 1891, at Columbia Hall in Portland, 150 men met and discussed the popularity of the Portland Football (soccer) and Cricket Club.  "The 26" insisted that anyone joining the organization pay a $10 initiation fee while others did not.  With that disagreement, "The 26" drafted articles of incorporation, filed them in Salem and on Feb 26 the Multnomah Amateur Athletic Club was born.

 

Football, the newer version born from rugby was the impetus for forming the MAAC.  The first members of the football team known as "The 26" were: E.P. Dosch, Arthur B. McAlpin, C. Lewis, Manager T.S. Brooke, W.H. Chapin, W. Lipman, R. Green, W.A. Montgomery, J. Gavin, Jack Savage, R.L. Glisan, W.A. Holt, H. Fiske, W.L. Kendall, A.M. Ellsworth, C.E. McDonnell, and M. Brooke.

 

January 1, 1892 Dandall tore through Tacoma with 34 carries for 233 yards in the 24-0 victory.

 

The Starters on Jan 1, 1892:

J. Gavin (C), Jack Savage (G), Leland (T), R. Green (E), R.L. Glisan (G), W.A. Holt (T), H. Fiske (E), A.M. Ellsworth (QB), C.E. McDonnell (FB), Dandall (HB), Mark Brooke (HB)

 

Jack Savage was considered a "mountain" of a man standing 6'3" and weighing 215 pounds.

 

1893:

Holt (E), Withington (T), W.H. Smith (G), Page (C), Alva Stephens (G), Frazer, Pomeroy (E), McDaniel (QB), Ellsworth (HB), Billy Lassell (HB), Joseph Smith (FB), Leuders, Clark, Stram, Gavin, Church, Spencer (T), Schermerhorn, Elliott, Ainselie, Holbrook, Arthur McAlpin, Morso

 

The lighter weight "juniors" won two games from Portland University under the direction of Schermerhorn.  White (HB), Whitehouse (HB) and DeFrance (FB) starred.  Against Vancouver, Morse (HB), Durham (HB), Honeyman (FB), Dalgleish (G), Daggett (QB) were the big playmakers.

 

Billy Lasswell was the fastest 220 & 440 man in the Northwest and left the MAAC for the famed Copper Kings of Butte, Montana where he died in 1900.

 

Joseph Harker Smith was regionally famed as "The Only Joe" because of his remarkable ability to deliver the goods.  He played baseball, football,  both rugby and intercollegiate, was football captain, ran track and was an expert billiards player and bowler.  Joe became coach for the 1896 season.

 

Arthur B. McAlpin, the man who spearheaded the formation of the MAAC was voted the first president in 1891, played football for the team until he was 37, tennis into his 80's and was one of the first 3 climbers to ascend Mount Hood.  His 90th birthday was celebrated throughout the city of Portland.  He died 6 months later.  In 1991 an award was named for McAlpin for extraordinary service and leadership. 

 

The football team would play other club teams, high schools, and colleges including the upstart Oregon Ag College (Oregon State) and Stanford, as well as numerous military teams throughout it's history.

 

Many football players for the MAAC would go on to compete in Olympic Games as well as set world records in various events like wrestling, swimming, and track and field.

 

Dec 21, 1895 - in the throes of controversy, the M's decided not to travel to play Seattle who was being accused of using professionally paid players and "buying" an official from the USS Philadelphia in a victory over Port Townsend, the win against Port Townsend eliminated them from playing Multnomah for the championship on Christmas Day which the Townsends eventually won 6-0.

 

1899 Players: McKinnon (Capt), Stiles (HB), Dr. Henry Meyer (HB), Oliver (T), Volkhardt (T), Davey (FB)

 

1900 Players: Keller (C), Watson (C), Seely (G), Rusk (T), Montague (E), Watson (G), Davey (G), Martin Pratt (Capt/T), Cooper (E), Hamilton (QB), Kerrigan (QB), Downs (HB), McMillian (HB), Davey (HB), Flechhammer (FB), Davey (FB)

 

Against the Salem team on New Years Day, McMillian broke his collarbone, Bert Kerrigan broke a leg, and Seely and Cooper, both Stanford men were ineffective.

 

1901 Players: Bert Kerrigan (QB/Capt); Smith (G); Ray Goodrich (HB); Dolph (FB); Montague (E); Martin Pratt (T); Dr. Wiley Woodruff (G);

 

"Doc" Woodruff was an All-American at Pennsylvania

 

 

1902 Players: Ed Dowling (E), Martin Pratt (T), Wilcox (T), Van Voorhees (G), Keller (C), Valentine (G), Roy R. Kirkely (Capt/T), Tidcum (E), Plowden Stott (QB), Bishop (HB), Bert Kerrigan (HB), Floyd Cook (FB), McMillian (HB), Krennick (G), Joe Pratt (E), Smith (HB)

 

400 students and townspeople boarded the noon train from Eugene to Portland for the Thanksgiving Day match up between the MAAC and the University of Oregon.  This was the largest crowd to that date traveling to Portland.

 

1903 Players: Ed Dowling (E), Eastman (T), Krenick (G), George Keller (C), Buckell (G), Bailey (T), Joe Pratt (E), Goodell (QB), Owens (HB), Crosby (FB), Bell (HB), Hays, Martin Pratt (T), J.J. Valentine (G), Thomas Ross (G), Roy Kirkley (T), Harry Corbett (E), Chester Murphy (QB), George McMillan (HB), Marion Dolph (HB), Floyd Cook (FB), S. Johnson (QB), W.B. Fickheimer, G. James, B. Van Voorhies, D. Jordan

 

 Reserve Players:

Harder (E), Cully (T), Sterling (G), Callahan (C), Jeffreys (G), Allen (T), Surcinie (E), Smith (QB), Murray (Capt/HB), Zander (HB), Hahn (HB), Whitcomb (FB)

 

1904 Players: Grieve (C), Ross (G), Seeley (G), Keller (T), Stowe (T), Dowling (E/Capt), Jordan (E), Johnson (QB), Horan (HB), Lonergan (HB), Dolph (FB)

 

1906 Players: Dave Jordan (Capt/E), Eddie Dowling (E), Butler (G), Burt (G), McMillan (T), Pratt (T), "Bud" James (FB), Horan (HB), Frank Lonegran (HB), Marion Dolph (HB), Dr. Paul Roder,

 

George W. McMillian, longtime football king in Portland was elected President in 1907.

 

1907 Players:  Carlson (C), Pilkington (C), Sterling (G), McMicken (G), Jack Horan (G), Dow Walker (T), Martin Pratt (T), Smith (E), Ed Dowling (E), Alexander (QB), Stott (QB), G. Alexander (HB), Lonergan (HB), Austin (FB), Breed, Morris, Fielding, Johnson, Crosby, Brown, Oswald, Owens, Wilder

 

1908 Players: Roy (LE), McMicken (LE), Dow Walker (LT),  Conant (LG), Callahan (C), Friesell (RG), Tully (RG), Oswald (RT), Rader (RT), Austin (RE), Smithson (RE), Litt (QB), E. Plowden Stott (QB), Knudson (FB), Slaker (FB), Pilkington (HB), Forrest Smithson (HB), Austin (HB)

 

1909 sees J.A. Knudson elected captain of the football team in July replacing E.P. Scott who captained the team the during the '07 & '08 seasons.

 

1910: Gordon Moores, one of the greatest ends the University of Oregon ever produced is elected captain of the team.  Quarterback Jack Latourette, the 1909 captain retired.

 

1911: Dudley Clarke (HB/P); Carl Wolff (HB/K); Dom Callicarte (E), O'Rourke (T), Rodgers (G), "Chub" Cherry (C), Hurlbert (FB), Walter Keck, May, Patterson, Smith, Emily, Ted Ludlam (HB/E), Prichard, Herron, Hickson (E), Earl Rinehart (QB), Shaw (T), Berry (G/HB), Bourgard (G), Means (T), Hastings (HB)

 

Dudley Clarke played for the Vancouver soldiers in the Nov 4, 1911 game prior to joining the MAAC.

 

Clarke accounted for a field goal and after-TD kick in the 9-0 win over Seattle.  Shaw scored the touchdown.

 

Ralph Dimick, lawyer and athlete played in an alumni game with Pacific University and was injured, developing pneumonia and dying Oct 23, 1911.

*  *  *

 

The 1912 team was believed to be the greatest ever to represent the MAAC.  It was then that the board decided to stop playing the Seattle AC and concentrate on trying to get big midwestern teams to come out in an effort to fill the stadium, something the games with Seattle were no longer doing.  Ted Ludlam and Earl "Rat" Rinehart announced their retirement following the 1913 New Years Day game.  Team captain Ralph J. "Speck" Hurlburt would be killed in World War I five years later.

 

1912 Players: C. Red Rupert, Dow Walker, Ralph Hurlburt (Capt/FB), John "Romeo" Hickson (E), Earl "Juliet" Rinehart (QB), Carl Wolff (HB), Opie Smith, Kirke Montague, Walter Keck (HB), George Carlson (C), Dom Callicrate (E), W. Rodgers (G), J. O'Rourke (T), G. Burton, Dudley Clarke, Roscoe Fawcett, DeWitt Harry, George Bertz, Jack Dunton, Flynn (G)

 

E. Plowden Stott attempted to schedule a game with Notre Dame University in 1913 but could not get support from the Spokane AC.  Those trips for Notre Dame were only feasible if they could play multiple games during the long trip west.

 

Captain Walter Keck kicked two field goals to boost the MAAC to a 6-0 victory over his alma mater Oregon Ag College. (Oregon State).  The game was plagued by penalties for roughness and the college team had 2 players disqualified and Multnomah one.

*  *  *

1915 Players: "Red" Rupert (Capt), Otis Day, George Philbrook, Alec Donaldson, Wallace deWitt, Johnny Parsons, Joseph Harter, J.O. Convill, Grover Francis, M.D. Wells, Clayton Sharpe, Leonard Streibig, L.W. O'Rourke, Eddie Duffy

 

As the 1915 season approached, All-Northwest players Johnny Parsons (HB), Anson Cornell (QB) and Royal Niles (FB) were announced as having joined the MAAC.  Grover Francis bolted 90-yards on Sep 25 against Oregon in the first few seconds after kickoff of a 13-7 win.

 

On Oct 7, 1916 the Winged M's pulled off a double-header victory beating Columbia and Pacific Colleges in the back-to-back affair.

 

"Red" Rupert, last year captain of the club, coached the School of Commerce and Oregon City Athletic Club teams.

 

1917: (C) Driskell, (RG) Busch, (LG), L.C. Dressler, (RT) Harvey Hale, (LT) Tom Louttit, (RE) Rollie Jones, (LE) Johnny Murphy, (QB) Eugene Murphy, (HB) Al Horton, (HB) Jack Day, (FB) Errol Briggs, (FB) Duffy, (HB) Henry Jones, (C) Beheroff, (RE) Nunn, Walter Lutge, Andrew Feichtinger

 

Eugene "Gene" Murphy was captain of the 1916 Notre Dame freshman team.

L.C. Dressler would help coach the Pacific Athletic Club with Walt Lutge and Rollie Jones going to play as well after a many of the club players enlisted and the season ended Nov 25.

 

Tom Louttit single-handedly kept the Camp Lewis game from becoming a rout in a 10-3 loss with his strong defensive line play.

*  *  *

 

1918: Tom Louttit (C/Capt), Fred Rebein (T), Millard Webster (E), Andy Feichtinger (E), Harvey Hale (T), Jack Layton (G), Himpel (G), Mike Blech (T),  "Husky" Hughie McKenna (QB), Kramer (FB), Graham (HB), Charles Bixby (HB), Russell (G), Cook (HB), Jack Welch (HB), Al Horton (HB)

 

Elijah Worsham, former Winged-M and Camp Lewis 91st Soldier was killed in World War I.

 

 

The final curtain was drawn in 1926 when interest and participation had started to slip.  Blow outs to Oregon Agricultural College and Gonzaga forced the hand of Hal. H. Rasch who announced on Oct 20 that the team would disband and cancel games with West Seattle and the Olympic Club of San Francisco.

 

All-Star Winged M's (1891-1913):

Frank E. Watkins selections:

C - Pete Overfield

G - Tom Rose / Wylie Woodruff

T - Martin Pratt / George McMillan

E - Chauncey Bishop / Dave Jordan / Dominic Callicrate

QB - Chester Murphy

HB - Frank Lonergan / Dudley Clarke

FB - Joe Smith / "Bull" James

 

Dow Walker selections:

C - "Chub" Cherry

G - Wylie Woodruff / George Carlson

T - George McMillan / Martin Pratt

E - Dave Jordan / Dominic Callicrate

QB - Plowden Stott

HB - Dudley Clarke / Carl Wolff

FB - Walter Keck

 

Martin Pratt selections:

C - "Chub" Cherry

G - Wylie Woodruff / Tom Stephens

T - Dow Walker / George McMillan

E - Dave Jordan / Dominic Callicrate

QB - Chester Murphy

HB - Dudley Clarke / Carl Wolff

FB - Joe Smith

 

William H. Jordan starred with MAAC until serving in the military where he returned with the Camp Lewis Ninth Army in 1921 as a Lt. Col. taking over the 59th Infantry post in Vancouver.

 

1921: E. Plowden Stott was selected as umpire of the Multnomah - University of Oregon game.

 

Bill Steers was the hero against the Pacific Fleet team, running for a TD, kicking the PAT and nailing a 15-yard drop kick for all 10 points.  The upset loss suffered by the San Francisco-based Fleet team all but ended any talk of a Bowl Game against Penn State.  Against Whitman, Steers passed for a TD, kicked the PAT, drop kicked a 43yard FG and 47yd FG in a 13-6 win.  Steers, five years earlier toured the Northwest with the 1918 Mare Island Marines starring with his dropkicks as the leathernecks routed Camp Lewis, Bremerton and Idaho.

 

Steers would be called upon to referee the Portland City Championship of 160-pounders pitting St. Johns against Arleta.

 

1921 Roster:

Harlie A. Blackwell (C), Erroll Briggs (HB), Robert Butler (HB), Henry J Cook (HB), William H. Copeland (G), Alexander Donaldson (E), George L. Dutton (HB), Theodore E. Faulk (E), M.R. Finney (G), Havey S. Hale (T), William F. Holden (T), Frank Holmes Jr (G), Louis M Johnson (T), Carl V Mautz (G), Charles Pallett (C), Robert F Pelouze (E), William H Steers (QB), Maurice F Smith (HB), Ozbun G Walker (T), Paul G Wapato (E), Paul A Workman (HB), Francis B Jacobberger (HB)

 

1922: Clipper Smith (HB), Fracis Jacobberger (QB), Bill Steers (HB), Bob Stewart (C), Holmes (G), Busch (T), Palouze (E), Strachan (G), Hale (T), "Chuck" Rose (E), V. Jacobberger (HB), Workman (FB), Harder, L. Johnson, Keyes, Baker (FB), Gilbert (G), Weinheimer, Bill Reinhart, Donaldson (E), Moore, Everett Brandenburg (HB), Briggs, Moran (FB), Leslie (C), Morrison (E), Butler (G)

 

 

 

Oct 31 - Bishop Scott Academy (practice)

0-12

Nov 26 - Tacoma Athletic Club

30-6

Jan 1, 1892 @ Tacoma Athletic Club

24-0

   

1892 Schedule/Game Results (2-0-1)

 

Nov 24 - Bishop Scott Academy

16-6

- Pacific University 16-6

Jan 2, 1893 @ Seattle AC Blue Diamonds

0-0

   

1893 Schedule/Game Results (5-2)

 
Nov 11 - Tacoma Athletic Club 18-0

Nov 18- Seattle AC Blue Diamonds

11-6

Nov 25 - Seattle AC Blue Diamonds 10-0

Nov 30 - University of Washington

30-0

Dec 10 @ Tacoma Athletic Club

4-0

Dec - Oregon Ag College

0-6

Jan 1, 1894  - Stanford

0-18

   

1894 Schedule/Game Results (0-1)

 
Jan 20 - Jrs vs Oregon Ag College 0-6
Nov 29 - Seattle AC Blue Diamonds 0-8
   
1895 Schedule/Game Results (1-4)  
Sep 2 @ Butte AC 6-19
Nov 2 - Reliance AC (Oakland, CA) 0-40
Nov 16 - Tacoma Athletic Club 10-24
Nov 28 - Portland Athletic Club 4-0
Dec 21 - Seattle Athletic Club L FFT

Dec 25 - Port Townsend Athletic Club

0-6

   
1896 Schedule/Game Results (5-0-1)  
   
- Battery A 42-0
Nov 7 - Portland University 12-0
Nov 25 - Oregon Ducks 12-6

Dec 12- University of Washington

10-0

Dec 26 - Seattle Athletic Club 0-0
Jan 1, 1897 - Seattle AC Blue Diamonds 6-0
   
1897 Schedule/Game Results (2-1-1)  
Nov 6 - Newberg College W
Nov 13 - Chemawa Indian School 28-0
Nov 25 - Portland Athletic Club 0-4
- Portland Athletic Club 0-0
Dec 25 - Portland Athletic Club 10-6
   
1898 Schedule/Game Results (4-1)  
- Chemawa Indian School 17-0
- Portland YMCA 5-0
- Portland YMCA 5-0

Dec 3 - Oregon Ducks

21-0

Dec 26 - University of California 0-27
   
1899 Schedule/Game Results (6-0-2)  
Nov 4 - Chemawa Indian School 18-0

Nov 11 - Oregon Ducks

5-0

Nov 18 @ Oregon Ag College 5-0

Nov 25 - Oregon Ducks

0-0

Nov 30 - Olympic Club 0-0
Dec 25 - Willamette University 11-0
Jan 1, 1900 - Stanford University 11-6
   
1900 Schedule/Game Results (4-0-4)  
- Chemawa Indian School 6-0
 - Stanford 0-0

Nov 3, 1900 - Oregon Ducks

5-0

Nov 29, 1900 - Oregon Ducks 0-0
 - Pacific University 6-0
Dec 15 - Salem Athletic Club 0-0

Jan 1, 1901 @ Seattle All-Stars

11-0

Jan 1, 1901 - MAAC "JV's" vs Salem Athletic Club 0-0
   
1901 Schedule/Game Results (7-1)  
Oct 16 @ Pacific University 6-0
Oct 26 - Pacific University 34-0
 Nov 2 @ University of Oregon 5-0
Nov 9 - Chemawa Indian School 5-0

Nov 16 @ University of Washington

16-6

Nov 28 - University of Oregon

17-0

Dec 25 - Eugene National Guard Cancel
Dec 25 - Chemawa Indian School 6-0
Jan 1, 1902 - Reliance Athletic Club 0-6
   
1902 Schedule/Game Results (5-0-1)  
Oct 18 - Whitman College 21-0
Nov 1 - Chemawa Indian School 17-0

Nov 15 @ University of Washington

7-0

Nov 27 - Oregon Ducks

16-0

Dec 25 - All-Oregon College Stars 0-0
Jan 1, 1903 - Reliance Athletic Club 5-0
   
1903 Schedule/Game Results (7-2-1)  
Oct 17 - Vancouver Barracks 26th 17-0
Oct 24 - Oregon Ag College 16-0
Oct 31 @ University of California 0-11
Nov 7 @ Stanford  0-11
Nov 14 - Albany College 15-0
Nov 21 Reserves vs Chemawa JV 5-5

Nov 26 - Oregon Ducks

12-0

Dec 5 - University of Washington

6-0

Dec 13 Rvs @ Astoria Athletic Club 0-15
Dec 19 - Chemawa Indian School 15-5
Dec 25 @ Denver Athletic Club Cancel
Dec 25 - All-Oregon College Stars 0-0
Dec 25 - Reserves vs Chemawa JV 0-13
Jan 1, 1904 - Reliance AC 18-0
   
1904 Schedule Results (9-2-1)  
Oct 8 - Astoria Athletic Club 5-0
Oct 12 @ Stanford University 0-0
Oct 18 @ University of California 0-20
Oct 29 - Utah Ag College 29-0
Nov 5 - Chemawa Indian School 34-0
Nov 12 JVs- University of Puget Sound 22-0
Nov 12 - Albany College 16-0

Nov 24 - Oregon Ducks

7-0

Dec 3 - Astoria Atheltic Club 21-0
Dec 10 - Willamette College 6-0
Dec 17 @ Seattle Blue Diamonds 0-5
Dec 26 - Oregon Ag College 11-10
Jan 1, 1905 - Seattle Blue Diamonds 6-0
   
1905 Schedule/Game Results (3-4-3)  
- Fort Stevens 18-5
Oct 28 - Astoria Community Club 0-0
Nov 11 - Willamette College 0-4
 - Whitworth University 0-4
Nov 18 - Sherman Indian School (CA) 0-0

Nov 30 - Oregon Ducks

6-0

Dec 9 - Oregon Ag College 6-5
Dec 16 @ Seattle Blue Diamonds 0-0
- All-Stars 0-4
Jan 1, 1906 - Seattle Blue Diamonds 0-6
MAAC JVs vs Portland Academy 5-0
   
1906 Schedule/Game Results (6-2-1)  
Oct 20 - Albany Athletic Club 34-0
Oct 27 - Whitman College 9-0
- Lewis & Clark College 34-0
Nov 3 - Astoria Athletic Club 16-5
Nov 10 - Spokane Athletic Club cancel
Nov 17 - Willamette University 18-5
Nov 24 - Sherman Indians 0-0

Nov 30 - Oregon Ducks

4-8

Dec 25 @ Seattle AC Blue Diamonds 2-0
Jan 1, 1907 - Seattle AC Blue Diamonds 4-6
   
1907 Schedule/Game Results (4-6)  

Oct 12 - University of Washington

0-10

Oct 25 @ Whitman College 5-14
Nov 9 - Seattle All Stars 0-8
Nov 16 @ Spokane Athletic Club 0-4
Nov 23 @ Willamette College 40-0
Nov 28 - Oregon Ducks 5-10
Dec 7 - Seattle AC Blue Diamonds 0-6
Dec 14 - Seattle AC Blue Diamonds 21-0
Dec 26 - Spokane Athletic Club 26-0
Jan 1, 1908 - St. Louis (MO) University  11-6
   
1908 Schedule/Game Results (8-2)  
Oct - The Dalles Columbia Athletic Club  5-0
Oct - Astoria Athletic Club  
Oct 10 - Willamette College 40-0
Oct 24 - Albany College 35-0
Nov 7 - Aberdeen AC Black Cats 28-0
Nov 13 - Whitman College 11-5

Nov 26 - Oregon Ducks

0-10

Dec 5 - Oregon Ag College 11-10
Dec 19 - Catholic Young Mens Club 5-0
Jan 1, 1909 - Whitworth University 4-10
   
1909 Schedule/Game Results (3-2)  
- Willamette College 11-0
The Dalles Athletic Club 23-0
Columbus Athletic Club 9-0

Nov 6 - Oregon Ducks

0-3

Nov 25 - Oregon Ag College

8-11

   
1910 Schedule/Game Results (1-1)  
Nov 1 - Washington State Univ. 0-9
Columbus Athletic Club 15-0
Nov 8 - Willamette University Cancel
Nov 12 - Catholic YMC 15-0
Nov 16 Jvs @ Willamette University 0-29

Nov 24 - Oregon Ducks

5-0

   
   
1911 Schedule/Game Results (6-0)  
Oct 21 - Willamette University 17-0
Nov 4 - Vancouver Barracks 11-0
Nov 11 - Bremerton Navy 20-0
Nov 25 - St. James College Cancel

Nov 30 - Oregon Ducks

17-6

Dec 25 - Seattle AC Blue Diamonds 9-0
Jan 1, 1912 - Seattle AC 2-0
   
1912 Schedule/Game Results (5-1-1)  
Oct 12 - Vancouver Barracks 38-0
Oct 19 - Oregon Ag College 9-0
Oct 27 - Vancouver Barracks Engineers 0-6
Nov 23 - Columbus Athletic Club 46-0
Nov 28 - Oregon Ducks 20-8
Dec 22 - Washington Athletic Club 15-6
Jan 1, 1913 - Washington Athletic Club 0-0
   
1913 Schedule/Game Results (7-0-1)  

Sep 27 @ Oregon Ag College

7-7

Oct 4 - Oregon Ag College

6-0

Oct 25 - Washington State Univ.

7-0

Nov 1 - Bremerton Navy

12-0

Nov 22 - Vancouver Barracks 40-0
Nov 27 - Oregon Ducks 19-0
Dec 25 - Vancouver St. James Club 13-0
Jan 1, 1914 - University of Idaho 20-9
   
1914 Schedule/Game Results (3-2)  
Sep 26 - Vancouver Barracks Cancel
Oct 3 @ Oregon Ducks Cancel
Oct 10 @ Oregon Ag 0-10
Oct 10 - 2nd team vs Western Athletic Club 12-0
Oct 17 @ Willamette University Cancel
Oct 24 - Washington State Cancel
Oct 24  - Chemawa Indians 26-7
Oct 31 - Oregon State 6-10
Nov 7  - Aberdeen All-Stars  15-3

Nov 26 - Oregon Ducks

14-0

   
1915 Schedule/Game Results (3-1-1)  
Sep 25 @ Oregon University 13-7

Oct 2 - Whitman College

16-7

Oct 16 - Washington Park AC 34-0
Oct 23 - Tahoma Athletic Club Cancel
Oct 30 - Tahoma Athletic Club Cancel
Nov 14 @ Olympic Club (SF, CA) 0-0

Nov 25 - Oregon Ducks

2-15

   
1916 Schedule/Game Results (6-2)  
Sept 30 @ Oregon Ag College 3-0
Oct 7 - Pacific University 6-0

Oct 7 - Columbia University

21-0

Oct 14 @ Oregon Ducks

0-28

Oct 28 - Washington State College  
Nov 4 - Washington Athletic Club 13-6
Nov 18 - Whitman College 6-0
Nov 25- Willamette University 33-7

Nov 30 - Oregon University

0-27

   
1917 Schedule/Game Results (4-3-1)  
 - Soldiers  13-0

Oct 13  - Oregon Ducks

7-14

 - Company A  6-0
Oct 28 - Fort Stevens Soldiers 26-6

Nov 3 @ Oregon Ag College

0-6

Nov 10 - Chemawa Indian School 7-7
Nov 17 @ Camp Lewis 91st Division 3-10
Nov 24 - Van Barracks 4th Engineers 21-0
   
1918 Schedule/Game Results (4-1)  

Oct 12 @ Oregon Ducks

20-0

Oct 19 @ Oregon Ag College Cancel
Oct 26 @ Camp Lewis 13th Division 0-7
Nov 16 @ Camp Lewis 13th Division 17-7
Nov 23 - Mare Island Marines Cancel

Nov 27 - Oregon Ag College

6-0

   
1919 Schedule/Game Results (3-3)  

Oct 11  @ Oregon Ducks

0-23

Oct 18 @ Washington State Univ.

0-49

Oct 26 - Pacific University 20-0

Nov 8 @ Oregon Ag College

14-0

Nov 22 - Willamette College 24-12

Nov 27 - Oregon Ducks

7-15

   
1920 Schedule/Game Results (0-4-2)  

Oct 9 @Oregon Ducks

0-7

Oct 16 @ Oregon Ag College

0-0

Oct 23 - Willamette College 2-0
 - Gonzaga 0-20

Nov 27  - Oregon Ag College

7-10

Dec  - US Navy Pacific Fleet

0-41

   
1921 Schedule/Game Results (5-1-1)  
Oct 1 - Whitman College 13-6

Oct 8 @ Oregon Ag College

7-7

Oct 15 - Chemawa Indian School Cancel
Oct 23 @ Olympic Club Winged O's 24-3
Nov 5 - Gonzaga University 21-7

Nov 19 - Camp Lewis Ninth Army

14-7

Nov 20 @ Oregon Ducks 7-21
Dec 3 - US Navy Pacific Fleet 10-7
   
1922 Schedule/Game Results (4-2)  
Oct 7 - Astoria American Legion 20-0

Oct 14 - Oregon Ducks

20-0

Oct 28 - Gonzaga University 35-21

Nov 4 - Oregon Ag College Beavers

6-0

Nov 11 @ Olympic AC 0-21
Nov 18 - Labor Temple Lamorites Cancel
Nov 30 - Olympic AC 9-13
   
1923 Schedule/Game Results (3-2-1)  

Oct 6 - Oregon Ag College

0-0

Oct 13 - Albina Athletic Club  
Oct 20 - Gonzaga University 10-0
Nov 3 - Astoria American Legion 17-0
Nov 11 @ Olympic Club * 14-7
  * Pacific Coast Club Championship 
Nov 17 - St. Mary's College 6-27

Dec 1 - Oregon Ag College

0-12

   
1924 Schedule/Game Results (1-3-1)  

Oct 11 - Oregon Ag College

6-7

Oct 25 - Gonzaga 0-14
Nov 1 - St. Mary's College 0-14

Nov 29 - Oregon Ducks

0-0

1924 - Oregon State Beavers

7-6

   
1925 Schedule/Game Results (3-4-1)  
Sep 24 - Waterfront Employees  
- Willamette College 20-13

Oct 3 - Oregon Ducks

0-0

 - Pacific University 32-0
Nov 1 - Tacoma Athletic Club 45-0
Nov 7 - St. Mary's College 7-41
Nov 15 @ Olympic Club (San Francisco) 0-44
Nov 26 @ Gonzaga 6-13

 

 

1926 Schedule/Game Results (0-3)

 

Sept 25 - Oregon State Beavers

0-67

- Willamette College 7-28

Oct 16 - Gonzaga University

0-55

Oct 23 - Olympic Club (San Francisco) cancel

Oct 30 - West Seattle AC Indians

cancel

   
   
1937 Schedule/Game Results (0-1)  
 - Eastern Oregon 0-61
   
1939 Schedule/Game Results (0-1)  
 - Western Oregon 0-44
   
   
   
   

 

The Oregon Daily Journal (1915)

 

 

 
 
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