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Manager Prebbles and other members filed a grievance against ex-Coach
Montigue claiming he gave away signals that favored Chemewa after
threatening to do so before the 31-0 blowout loss.
Taking on the Multnomah club, the Soldiers led by Dudley Clarke shocked
spectators who expected the MAAC to win in a walk. Clarke would be
signed to play with the club team, starring in 1911.
1911 Players:
Dudley Clarke (P/HB); Lewis (QB); Hoffman (FB), Mills (E), Bumholtz (C),
Green (G), Cathey (G), Davis (T), "Paddy" Padezerske (T), Paul (E),
Greenaway (QB/Capt), Lewis (HB), Kay (HB); Devoe (G), Eagan (E); Hunter
(E), Jackson (FB)
Lt. Benedict, Stoll and Woods were the stars of the 1915 Columbia Park
game on Nov 13.
1918 Players included: Korleyus (QB), Pat Daly (FB), Davis (HB),
Dumas (HB), Hawkes (E), Bob Hainke (G), "Spike" Leslie (T), Zimmerman (C),
Sciley (T), Kilts (E), Gnipel (HB), Schillinger (G), Carey (HB), Mitchell
(C), Reid (HB), Jim Black (T), Shipman (G)
Leslie and "Big Jim" Black planned to return to college at Penn State,
while Kilts planned to head to Corvallis.
1921:
Star fullback Sgt Goodwin was leading the 59th Infantry Team until Oct 15
when he was called up to Camp Lewis where he would join the Ninth Corps
team.
Albina survived a loss, when Cwidak intercepted a pass and returned it 75
yards before being tackled at the Albina 7 yard line. The soldiers
could not convert into points, and were stuck with a tie.
1922 Team consisted of the Seventh Infantry Soldiers. Captain D. B.
Simpson served as athletic officer.
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