It was the Trappers’ first scoring chance and they went right after it. Claude Calavan, big fullback, picked up four yards and then LeRoy Mayes dropped back to pass to Richard Miller over the goal line. It was a beautiful pass, but for seconds it seemed Omar Rhodes, Camas fullback, would knock it down before it settled into Miller’s arms. Mayes went over on a plunge for the extra point and three plays later the half ended.
Vancouver scored again in the fourth period after a scoreless third quarter, Henry Wastradowski, reserve fullback, plunging through on his first play of the game to score from the Camas 38. Hoff bucked over for the conversion and it began to look like Vancouver’s ball game, 14 to 6.
But the Vancouver fans who had that game wrapped up and tucked away, figured without Gigler. The elusive little dynamo broke away with less than three minutes to go, circled his own right end and ran 36 yards to a touchdown. Again the extra point was smeared.
Hoff, Williams Shine
The seconds ticked off, Camas kicked to Vancouver and Calavan returned the ball 14 yards. Ernest Hoff, who played a brilliant game as a substitute halfback, picked up two yards. Williams, who turned in his best game of the year, picked up another two. Calavan made it a couple more.
But it was fourth down and still four yards to go, so Hoff dropped back to kick. Fifteen seconds later, it was all over and what, a half a minute before, had been Vancouver’s ball game, belonged to a triumphant Camas team.