The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-11-09
IDAHO SQUAD
WAS PLUCKY
EVERY MEMBER OF THE TEAM
SHOWED THE RIGHT KIND OF
PEPPER IN SATURDAYS GAME
Durham, Pullman's Speedy Sprinter,
Cinched the Tiny Score of Three
Points
By A. j. PRIEST

| (Staff Writer for Daily Star MlrrOr.)
| Coach Griffith's warriors were beat
en- Saturday at Pullman but they put
| up wonderful fight and the yardage
| figures show that they outplayed the
team that was lucky enough to pull
down the long end of that to score
Every man on the Silver and Gold ag-
gregation battled all the time and the
university may we'll feel proud of the
scrappy pepper they showed
The contest was pulled off under
idea weather conditions on Rogers
field, w. s. C's big natural amphi-
theater and about 1000 people were on
hand to watch the struggle between
the protegees of Griffith and Bender
Burns kicked off to Smith to start
things and w. s. c., unable to gain.
punted to Purdy Captain Phillips re-
turned the kick to Bernard, VINO
fumbled and Jardine pounced on the
oval inside W. S. C.'s 40-yard line.
The Pullman line held, however, and
Buck kicked once more. Dietz booted
the oval out of the danger zone for
w. S. C. and he was entangled IN
punting duel with Buck during the
rest of the quarter
Soon after the beginning of the sec
ond period Pullman got away Win tne
play that won the game. Smith was
given the pigskin and he packed II TO
Idaho's 1l-yard line with brilliant
sprint. Then Durham was sent IN 10
replace Bernard and after a wide enc
run he fell back and kicked the neld
goal that passed the contest to w.
S. G. -
"Pink's" warriors began to show the
stuff they had in them toward the last
of the quarter. Purdy called Tor the
spread formation and the farmers were
sorely puzzled by it Ross and Hamli-
ton got away for good gains through
the line and Phillip shot a 1or"aru
mass to Jardine that netted ~ yaros.
Another heave from Jardine to Dlngle
worked for a good gain but the tnilu
mass failed and the quarter was over
before the play that would have meant
an Idaho touchdown could be pulleo
off r:,;a
The punting duel between Phl!l!ps
and Dietz continued during the tnlro
,eriod with neither team coming oah
close to it's opponents goaI
inc. Bernard, Pullman's great Httle
broke loose for some
brilliant lodging runs and Hamllton'
Ross, and Brown pounded the W. ?. y.
inc for gains but whatever yardage
vas made was never put through con-
;ecutively
The Idaho spread worked for snort
rains and in the last quarter ROSS al
most got away when he plucked a 1or-
ward pass off his shoe strings put tne
pullman defense held in the plncnes
nd the wind-up came with the oval ID
dahos possession on her own 4o-yaru
ine -
tombstone, Groniger, Phillips, ana
ardine were the bright lights OF the
daho outer works and Ross, Hamn-
on. and Brown looked good IN the
but all the men were playing
he game for all there was IN 1t ana
II of them deserve to be laudeo.
Smith, and Duham starred
Or the Washington aggregation.
The usual Pullman spirit was SHOWN i
, the way the visiting delegation was Z
reated. The Idaho roOters We're re-
1sed the use of any part Of the bleacn- r
rs on the field and the feeling between l
10 two schools broke loose in several s
ghts pulled off at the n. Z statlon. /
The following was the lineup for \
le game: b
9aoho w. S. C. S