Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1913-10-24
IDAHO WINS ANNUAL
GRlDIRON BATTLE
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NhIDIhON BATTLE
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the game except see-saw back from
near one goal to the other In the
second quarter straight football only
was used by Idaho, and Washington
tried the forward pass three times,
all unsuccessfully. This was w. S.
Z. g strongest period and came near
resulting in a touchdown for the
State College. The half ended with
the ball in Idahos possession on
their own eight-yard line.
In the third quarter, Jardine
grabbed two and Groniger one FOR
ward passes attempted by Washing
ton. Toward the last of the quarter
Red Johnson was sent in to try a
place-kick, but failed by few inches.
Washington also showed up strong
IL the last quarter and chances were
good for w. S. G. score. Alvord
blocked one of Phillips punts, the
hall bouncing back and hitting Phil
| lips. Had it encountered no obstacle
the chances are that it would have
rolled over the line for either
touchdown or safety.
In spite of the fact that Washing
ton carried the ball 40 yards further
than Idaho, kicked it 20 yards
| further, passed it 35 yards further,
and received the benefit of 40 yards
more of penalties, the Crimson and
Gray could not score, although they
were twice in a position to do so.
| With three minutes left to play in
the second quarter, with Washing
tens ball on the Idaho 10-yard line,
| Shellabarger, playing a great game
at fullback, was injured and had to
be carried from the field. Had he
stayed in there is little doubt but
that a touchdown would have been
gained, for the team was working
we'll together and both Coulter and
Shellabarger were advancing the ball
consistently. Again in the third
quarter, after Coulter punted 40
yards and w. S. G. had recovered the
ball on the Idaho 25-yard line and
| few second later Alvord had blocked
one of Phillips punts on the 18-
yard line, it seemed almost reason
able that Washington again had
| n h1t 80
Captain Coulter and Brown were
the most consistent ground gamers,
each earring the ball nearly 80
yards. Lockhart, who was looked
upon to pull off some long runs,
failed to do much, carrying the ball
only so yards in the first half. Jar
dine, who took his place in the sec
carried it AZ. Foster, Shellabarger
and Durham each advanced the ball
considerable distances.
On defense Shellabarger, Alvord
and Heg showed up especially we'll
for the College, while Jardine and
Dewald performed in a stellar man
|
handicapped the entire game on &C
count of the wrenched back he re-
oeiyed during the first few minutes
OF play. He hit hard enough, but
could not hold on to his men.
Shorty" Harter played a moose of
a game, although not as spectacular
one as usual. Langdon and Love
held Captain Fayre down we'll and
the latter was pretty badly used up
at the end of the game. Joe Harter
had the angora of Groniger and when
called upon, with the aid of Alyord,
opened up a big hole in the right
side of the Idaho line. Alvord and
Hinderman were up against star
tackles, but were not outplayed. AL
word especially showed up we'll,
blocking one of Phillips punts and
tearing through time after time to
spill plays behind the scrimmage
line. Neither was able to carry the
ball very far, although when called
upon they gained consistently