The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-10-15
v. S. c. WINS FOOT BALL
GAME TODAY, SCORE n TO I

Washington State College won one
OF the best football games ever played
on a Moscow field today, by a score
lof IA to T. Gillis, of w. S. c.. crossed
Idaho's goal line for the second touch
down for Pullman and the third OF
the game, in the last minutes of the
third quarter. Sax, of w. S. G. kicked
goal. Neither team was able to score
in the fourth quarter. Idaho made a
touchdown and goal in the first and
w. S. G.. made one of each in the sec
ond and fourth. Idaho's team did
nobly and shows that Coach Kelley
will make a fine team Of it. 1t held
w. S. c., one of the strongest teams
of the northwest, even for two quar-
ters of the game and outplayed w. S.
c. in one quarter.
Three thousand enthusiastic root
ers, half of them from Pullman, saw
the Idaho-W. S. C. foot ball game
here this afternoon. A special train
of nine cars on the @. w. r. & NJ.
brought more than 1000 Pullman and
W. S. G. people and scores of automo-
biles, loaded to capacity, brought
others. The w. S. c. rooters wore
red caps and made an attractive
OPCSCdCic c1S CuCy OCOOOt 4HOO oClOilS,
on the west half of the south side of
the gridiron, while Idaho's loyal root
ers, with their bright yellow and sill
yer caps and colors formed prettier
sight in the adjoining section. All
around the field automobiles we're
parked and the lines extended around
the university building and far down
5he streets toward the city.
The game began promptly at 3
o'clock and was "touch-and-go"
from the start. Both
teams were on their metal and new
yer lost an opportunity to get into
action. The game was fast and fu-
ious. i
Idaho rooters simply went wild |
when "Huck" Brashears caught the |
,all when blocking an attempted pass
md ran SO yards across w. S. C.'s
goal line for a touchdown. Pande- |
nonium reigned and the great W. S.
). crowds feeble yells were drowned
n the roar of the smaller, but happier
rowd of Idaho rooters. The roar
rev louder when Irving kicked goal,
making the score Z to 0 in Idaho's
avor.
w. S. C. got the ball and by series
f line plunges, and long punt,
which gained 80 yards, finally got
vigorously near to Idaho's goal line,
yhen time was called.
w. S. C. Makes Points
In the first minutes Of play in the
econd quarter Sax, of w. S. c., got
cross Idaho's goal line for a touch
own and a few minutes later he
licked goal, tying the score in the
arly part of the second quarter, with
ach team credited with seven points:
ullman rooters "raised the roof"
18th their yells when Sax made the
even points for his team.
How Plays Were Made
Immediately after Sax touchdown
hich was at beginning of second
larter Irving kicked for Idaho. Ball
,lled over goal line and was brought /
2O-yard line Idaho line held {
-oran kicked 80 yards, Irving re- Is
Irning. Thyee successive plunges by !
wing netted 9 yards. A. Breshears s
ade the other yard, giving Idaho +
rst down. Brown followed with z r
ard gain, and Irving q Huck Bre- 8
lears made a beautiful 11-yard run S
.ound left end. Hanley knocked out t
it continues after minutes rest.
aho fumbles on w. S. G. 15-yard '
1e, Dunton, w. S. c. recovering.
vashington kicks, Irving receiving >
i'd was downed on Washington 39 -
.rd line. Brown registers 3 yards, . .
uck Breshears 2, Irving 1. Irving =
ses yard on attempt to pass. w. 5. y
gets ball.
Washington kicks, ball rolls, bounds = =
t of bounds Of Idaho Is yard line. =, -
wing punts 40 yards, Sax returns r
II to Idaho 45-yard line. After sew =,
al plays of small gains w. S. c. is 6
nalized Is yards for holding and :,
en- punts ball rolling over goal line. +
N kick formation Brown registered =,
yards, Huck Breshears 9A, Idaho :
mbles but recovers. Half ends.
Freshmen 18-Lewiston
Tdaho's frosh annexed well earn
victory Friday by defeating the A
It Lewiston high school team in the VI
rtain raiser to the Idaho w. S. C. a
me- Score 18 to o. m
The weather was chilly and during lie