The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1913-10-17
OUTPLAY PULLMAN
IN THE LAST QUARTER
IDAHO PLAYED RINGS AROUND THE VISITORS
THOUGH THE GAME WAS EXCITING.
GREAT CROWD SAW THE GAME
Many Spectacular Plays-Idaho Made Its Score in
First Quarter-Last Quarter Played in
w. S. c. Territory


In the 18th game between the Uni.
versity of idaho and Washington State
college this afternoon the Idaho
huskies broke the tie that lay be.
tween the two institutions and added
another notch to their string of VIC
tories, winning the contest by the
score OF 3 to O. The game was a
c0rker and although Idaho had the
better Of it all the way except in the
second quarter her lead was so small
that even Coach Griffith was not sure
of the outcome until the last whistle
blew.
In the last half and especially in the
last quarter the Idaho team played
rings around the aggies, excelling i'll
every feature Of the game.
At 2:30 the big battle was on when
Captain Coulter of the w. S. G. team
kicked to Idaho and Purdy returned
the pigskin 20 yards. Through this
quarter of the game Lockhart's end
running was a feature, that will be
long remembered. Several times he
got away for good gains, the longest
being 20 yards. Lockhart's kick near
the end of this quarter gave Idaho the
three points that won the game.
In the first quarter the visiting team
was not even dangerous, scarcely get
ting the ball past the middle of the
field. In the second quarter, however,
they took on new life and had a little
the better of the fight, getting the ball
on Idaho's fiye-yard line at one stage !,
In the first helf of the game the w.
S. G. aggregation was altered in sew
eral positions, substitutes being put III
to replace the regulars who could not /
stand up under Idaho's terrific on
slaught Only two substitutes were |
made in the Idaho lineup, these being
Jardine for Lockhart at the beginning
of the second half and Red Johnston
for Knudson in the last quarter.
Man With Broken Shoulder.
Between halves it was discovered
that Tyrer, w. S. C.'s left end, had
a broken shoulder blade as result
of terrific tackle in the first quarter
when he was taken out of the game.
The second half opened with Idaho
kicking to w. S. G. The latter was
soon forced to punt and the ball was
carried rapidly right down to the Wis
itors ten-yard line where Red john
ston attempted place kick but miss
ed the. goal.
Visitors Grow Desperate.
During the last quarter w. S. c. {
growing desperate tried forward pass {
after forward pass, a very few of s
which proved successful, however, for t
even short gains. 1t was during this t
quarter when the visitors had their I
best chance to score, blocking an Ida a
10 punt. The ball was, however, re- 7
covered by Captain Favre of the Idaho a
cam. The feature of this quarter a
vas Browns terrific line plunging and O
Captain Favre's interception Of for Il
ward passes. Practically all of the is
)ldy10S WAS uOHe near lie CeuloI VI
he field.
Every man on the Idaho lineup
,layed a splendid game. W. S. C.'s su- "
'erior line and much talked Of for d
yard passes proved to be nothing but L
die Dreams The Idaho line proved 9
lore than an equal for their oppon D'
nts though being at great disad- 8
antage in weight. al
IdahO's Backfeld Good. -
Idaho's backfeld excelled in every
osition with the possible exception
f Captain Coulter who did by far the
est work for, w. S. C. in
The game was witnessed by the big ex
est crowd that ever assembled on the
1aho field to view the fight between be
lese two old rivals. 1t is estimated ex
lat more than 5000 people were on si6
lie grounds. The special train from me
ullman brought over a thousand
,ectators while half as many more wa
lme over by autos. Moscow and the
diversity easily furnished her share
the crowd and the roofing of the
udents and town people was some pa