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Petersen's first play from scrimmage vs. Hawaii
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Nor a ranked Bremerton Navy Yard
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Give me power fucking I, run D. Washington up the middle.
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Reverse to DiAndre Campbell who stops to pass deep to John Ross but get tackled, fumbles, returned for a touchdown.
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Just did some looking - the USS Tennessee had a very Sark-like 8-5 record:
Enemy ships destroyed: 8
Number of times Tennessee damaged by enemy aircraft or enemy fire
Action/Damage
(1) Pearl Harbor/Two Bomb Hits.
(2) Eniwetok/One man wounded by rife fire from the beach.
(3) Saipan/Three hits from enemy 6 inch shore battery.
(4) Iwo Jima/Two hits from enemy 37 mm battery.
(5) Okinawa/Suicide plane with bomb hit ship on 12 April 1945
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And just like Sark, just needed more time to get its ownAZDuck said:Just did some looking - the USS Tennessee had a very Sark-like 8-5 record:
Enemy ships destroyed: 8
Number of times Tennessee damaged by enemy aircraft or enemy fire
Action/Damage
(1) Pearl Harbor/Two Bomb Hits.
(2) Eniwetok/One man wounded by rife fire from the beach.
(3) Saipan/Three hits from enemy 6 inch shore battery.
(4) Iwo Jima/Two hits from enemy 37 mm battery.
(5) Okinawa/Suicide plane with bomb hit ship on 12 April 1945semenseamen in there.
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Actually, Dobie ran something called the "Bunk Play", which was something akin to the fumblerooski. It helped beat Oregon, and Oregon protested mightily to some governing body (can't remember who, they weren't in the PCC yet).
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In particular, one play is of interest, the Dobie-Bunk Play, which he inserted for the Oregon game in 1911. The center faked a handoff to Coyle and kept the ball while the two guards fell down in front of the center. Coyle took off his leather helmet, tucked it under one arm and bolted around end. After counting to 3, the center turned and handed the ball off to the end, who scampered in the opposite direction from Coyle and scored a touchdown. No one knew what happened. Washington won the game 29-3. Sometime later, the play was declared illegal. (See the "Ghost of Dobie," by Mike Archbold, for a humorous description of the play and his witty characterizations of Dobie.
(http://www.4malamute.com/plaque2.html)
Fuck that guy.
It was common practice at the University of Washington for a large percentage of athletes to work a year or two between high school and matriculation. This gave them a maturity and seasoning that was highly advantageous in building any sort of an athletics endeavor. This practice most likely explains the ages of the four footballers pictured on page 451 of a document published in 1914, titled, "Washington--A University of the Northwest," by Henry J. Case.
The players pictured are:
BeVan Presley, Senior, Center, age 24;
Wayne Sutton, Senior, Right End, age 22
Cedric Miller, Sophomore, Left Half, age 21
Herman Anderson, Senior, Right Tackle, Age 23
Presley's photo showed a receding hairline.
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The Bremerton Navy Yard Team was no joke back in the day.
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Don James never had to go against a ranked Bremerton Navy Yard team.
