The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1913-12-22
VARSITY SQUAD
WORKING HARD
COACH GRIFFITH PUTTING HIS
MEN THROUGH A STRONG
PRACTICE.
Idaho Team Will Meet MuItnOmah at
Portland on New Years Day and
Contest Promises. to be Spirited.

outs at the indoor gymnasium Coach
Griffith is firmly convinced that his
football team will be in such condi-
ton that it will give the Multnomah
eleven one of the hardest games at
Portland on New Years day that the
old heads have had this season.
Pink" isn't saying that his team will
put it over Multnomah; he was never
known to make such statement be-
| fore a football fight. But he believes,
nevertheless, that the game will be
close enough to satisfy every fan on
the side-line.
The Idaho team will be somewhat
re-arranged since the last game of the
conference schedule and will enter the
New Years scrap minus three of its
veterans. Kinnison's post at guard
will be filled by a less experienced
man. Samms will not be found at left
end and Jack" Johnson, all-north>
west end of the season which just clos
ed, will be gone. The remainder of
the lineup will be switched around i'll
the usual post-season fashion. Jardine
will be worked at quarter with Purdy.
Johnstone will play at guard or tackle.
Eaves will help at center. Martinsen
will be tried at guard, Turk Ger
Tough will go in at right end and a
number of other positions will be
played by both old men and scrubs
Coach Griffith isn't letting the grass
grow under his feet. He has a bunch !
of men who showed up well at sub"
they work at regular positions in or
der to get line on his next years
eleven. Martinsen, Turk" Gerlough,
Ross, Eaves, ]. Gerlough and Rob Ger
lough all look like necessities for 1914
work and they will all be given a
chance to show their colors in the Null
,alibre and failed to make the first
ine-up this season for no other rea-
on that that they couldn't present so
credentials in the line of ex-
erience as could the older heads.
A squad of eighteen men will go to
Cortland. They will leave here on
tuesday, evening, December 30, on the
Nv. R. G N. and will probably re-
I'm on the following Friday All of
ls week will find the squad work.
lg like demons. The men have all
rokene training to greater or less
ktent and it is going to require no II
tile punishment to get them whipped q
to shape again. Workouts are be- Il
g held every afternoon at the gym L
asium and none of the men will be
lowed to take more than a couple st
days off for vacation -
The Idaho management will be given
guarantee of $1,000 for the game
th an option to divide the gross pro-
eds SO and so if the gate receipts run 81
st the $4,000 mark. 1t is expected he
at this game which will be the last cf
e to be played in the northwest be- st
re the 1914 curtain rises and will ca
aw record-breaking crowd.
The personnel of the squad that
II make the Portland trip will be as
lows: Turk" Gerlough, right end; ou
oniger, right tackle; Martinsen, da
hit guard; Hays, center; Favre, left ed
ard; Phillips, left tackle Dingle, of
t end; Jardine, quarter; Brown, of
hit half; Ross, left half; Knudson, FIR
lback The bench row will include fol
Wald, end; Johnstone, guard; r. ev
rlough, tackle; Eaves, center; Pur- me
quarter; Lockhart, left half; Jean hu
rlough, fullback.