The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-11-09
FORM POINTS To
CLOSE AND HARD
F0UCHTC CONTEST
IDAHO AND WHITMAN ELEVENS
SURE TO BATTLE DESPER-
ATELY TOMORROW
HOUR SET IS 2 O'CLOCK
UNIVERSITY UNDERGRADUATES
WILL HOLD PRE-AFFRAY RALLY
THIS EVENING

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prepared thus far this season makes
inevitable the conclusion that tomor-
row afternoons contest on the varsity
| field will be a low score, bitterly con-
! tested affray quite likely to be de-
cided on luck breaks.
Both Coach Bleamaster's gridists
and the Missionaries held Washing
/ ton state to 1910 score; each pos
sesses an unquestioned battling spirit
and each will average in the neighbor-
hood of 164 pounds to the player.
Idaho will be handicapped by the
loss of Captain Tom Jackson, veteran
tackle, and Fred Graf and Emory
Knudson, first string backs, but this
disadvantage is expected to be more
than overcome by the fact that the
contest is to be staged on a local
ribbed field
The university undergraduates this
evening will take part in a pre-game
rally which will involve the usual SER
pentine through the business section.
Members of the student body have
been asked to assemble at the campus /
entrance at o'clock.
A stiff signal practice formed the |
principal content of the training PAGES |
which Coach w. c. Bleamas-
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day in the conditioning course they
are assimilating in preparation for
Saturday afternoon's coming conflict
with the speedy Whitman college elev-
en-.
The announcement was made that
there is a possibility that Warren
Barber, 2 scrappy guard who has been
kept away from the gridiron since
the game with o. A. c. by a success
sion of painful injuries, may be able
to start against the Missionaries.
Barber's knee is almost whole again
and his severely wrenched ankle is
making a remarkable improvement.
Good Fighting Team
The Whitman aggregation which
Coach Borleske will bring to Moscow
las shown unusual drive and fighting
in its appearances against
State and Washington
University and last Saturday evidenc-
ID sufficient reserve punch to score
vice in the last quarter and beat
1ontana IA to after the Bruins had
ed for more than two periods.
Freshmen to Pullman s
The university freshmen may be
yithout Neil Ivring, their captain and {
lost effulgent performer when they |
leet the Washington State college t
rst-year men at Pullman this &
fternoon. Irving suffered a crush F
d instep in Tuesdays Moscow High F
chool game and there is a possibility S
lat he will not be in shape for the n
ullman contest. Fl
The Idaho freshmen will be out
eighed by the w. S. c. aggregation a
ith which they will tangle but they p
sr expected to battle with sufficient fl
,nsistency to at least hold the score c
ear a minimum and if their line Il
pens the requisite holes for Brigham,
Ryan and Irving they may e.
mp back with a victory. n
The following players will prob D
)ly trot to their places when Ref u
zee Hinderman's whistle initiates the
ternoons activity at 2 o'clock: ~
Idaho. Whitman. y
,wen -. .L.E.R.. ......... DeGr1ef
lrnahan -. .L.T.R.. Busch Capt =
erson ....... .L.G.R.. ......... Bayes
astino .C............. Balm 9
,rrine ..... .R.G.L.. 1880. Johnson
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