Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1913-09-05
FOOTBALL DOPE
IS ENCOURAGING
Coach Bender viii Have Lot of
Good Material for His Team
This Year

strongly to the success of the Grim
son and gray is worthy of comment
One of the locals is Norman Moss
the quarterback, who earned che
honor of all-Northwest in interschol
aatlc circles by his punting. Coacn
Bender says that Low young Moss,
c,inparet ely untrG med in tho 3.g.
ger game, can out-fEnt any puh,r, IN
the northwest, barring possibly Bud
Young OF the University of Wa1hng-
ton team. Young Hamilton Of the
Inl.mai Ugh school team lat year,
WAS enc Of the best interschCiasttc
pnfs Of tie season and viii make
somebody hustle /. this department
Of tie collegiate SINE at w. ). c..
HiLchliff, the biz baseball olayer
also Coach Hinderman's best lina
man last year, will be a Freshman
this year. He has been working all
summer in the harvest field near
Pullman and is hard as nails, and by
nature aggressive. Another Pull
man boy is Glover, tackle, who is
one of family of athletes, his broth
err being the Glover who came up so
we'll in the recent Pow Wow athletic
meet at Spokane.
An out-of-town arrival of import-
sance is Fred Shellebarger, whose
speciality is fullback. Shellebarger
halls from Nampa, Idaho, weighs 1870
pounds and has a great interschoI-
astic record. He was last year the
al-star fullb..ck for Southern Idaho
and Oregon high schools.
Chef Anderson, a former Broad
way high school player of Seattle
and who, under Coach Kienholz, re-
ceiyed shoulder injury which kept
him out of the game, has been work
ing in Pullman all summer, and will
try the game this year. viii Smith,
who has had experience at quarter
on the Albion Normal team of
Southern Idaho, arrived in Pullman
this week. Coach Bender regards
him as man of promise. The ath-
ietes named, as we'll as many other
W. 5. c. students, or prospective stu
dents, have been employed during
the summer, either on the street i'm
proyements of Pullman, which in
eludes the paving of the principal
residence and business streets, or in
the harvest fields which approach
the city limits.
i Goddard one of Coach Meyer
best tackles of last years team, will
% In Pullman the coming week.
captain Coulter is already here.
Robert Steele, last year at North
central high school in Spokane, will
arrive in Pullman next week and will
enroll at the college in the hydro
electrical course. Steele's parents
we're in Pullman last Saturday and
made arrangements for his school
year He is a magnificent specimen
Vi physical health and last year stood
ngnest in the strength tests at the
spokane school.
One of the best additions to the
ruiiman squad, in the estimation OF
coach Bander, will be Fame Vance
iast year with the St. Martins col
'ege team, Olympia. Vance weighs
10 pounds and plays fullback John
ninderman, last year the star of the
rehdleton high school, playing a
8 Dacktleld position, will enroll in the
'eterlnary course and will prove a
0ig addition to the squad.
More material will be on hand to
oontest for the quarterback position
eaan ever before in the history OF
y. ). c. athletics. and competition
lof this position will be keen. Dee
oaddis, last years quarterback, will
70 IN school again and will turn out
Or practice. Norman Moss also
'hi Try for the quarterback position
= VIII Billy" Smith, last year one
y the best quarterbaeks in Southern
'uano' and Durham, former stat
suarter on the South Central team
= spokane. There is possibility
4a' Moss may be switched to an end
Fosieion, or perhaps to half back.
coach Bender claims the two best
saas In the conference in Tom Tyrel
= seattle and Red" Dietz of Brem
ZION both with the local team las
.eaf' but this pair will have strone
"petition in Hamilton and Moss
s well as several other ends who
n arrive in Pullman in time fol
Ae nrst days practice. Bender has
hy other promising men in view
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