The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-11-04
MONTANA BRUINS
CLASH WITH idaho
UNDERGRADUATES EXPECT SILL
YER AND GOLD VICTORY
CHENEY PLAYS FRESHMEN

vEk AND GOLD vlCIOkY-
CHENEY PLAYS FRESHMEN
University of Montana Bruins and
the University of Idaho Vandals meet
Saturday afternoon at the fairgrounds
in the last varsity home game this
season AS preliminary contest the
Cheney State Normal school eleven
clashes with the Idaho freshmen at
l o'clock. The varsity contest will be
? called Immediately after the close of
the first game or between 2:30 and 8
O'Clock.
Idaho expects to win. Montana has
a fast and powerful gridirOn machine
but Kelley's team is expected to win.
In past years Idaho has won pretty
consistently from the Bruins out this
year the Montana eleven plans On re-
versing things. They. have had their
hopes of victory over Idaho all
season and the Utah victory last Sat
urday has strengthened the Montana
hope into belief.
In preparation for the hardest kind
,.of a game Coach Kelley mas hdl his
team working overtime every rign.
this week. Practices have Deen beld
on the university campus where .ne
electric lights have furnished the
illumination for the late oyelilS
practices. Several changes are rum
ored in the Idaho lineup. 1t is be-
lieyed that sHank" Canine, small bat
speedy player from Burley, may
guide the Idaho team on the field is
quarterback in place of "Beaney'
Breshears.
little is known as to style of play
that will be adopted by the Idaho
team. Montana has powerful back
field with brilliant open Held runners
and their offensive may consist of Oft
tackle plays and end runs. The Mon
tana players arrived in Moscow Fri
dav noon on the Northern Pacific.
They went at once to the Moscow Ilo-
lei where they had luncn and they
took a light workout on the Fair
grounds field Friday afternoon.
Twenty-three men including the coach
and manager made the trip.
The Montana players are: S. SulI-
van. C. Plummer, E. M: Keeley, K,
Christie, r.. Murphy, G. Dahlberg, I.
Ramsey, Mack Gowan, H. Elliott, r..
Daiples, l.. Madison, ]. Tanner, G.
Porter, J. Lambert, R. Stark, R. Mex-
rill. ri. Straw, H. Rooney, William
Johnston, J. Hoffman, K. C. McKoin,
G. Brobeck, and Manager Burman.
Idaho's probable lineup will be:
Canaan Evans, right end; Glindeman,
right tackle; Neal, right guard; Goff,
center; F. Brown, left guard; Vohs,
left tackle; A. Brown, left end; H.
Breshears or Canine, quarterback;
irving. left half; Whitcomb, right
half: A. Breshears, fullback. s..
Rreshears may play left end and A.
Brown may go to the fullback's po-
sition.
The Idaho first year men expect to
win from the Cheney State Normal
school. Coach Mcmillan assisted oy
Raw Neidig has developed the best
freshman team in the history of the
Institution from the goodly supply OF
material. One gloomy pre-game pos
sibility is that Dynamite Dad' Hou-
sen. powerful halfback, may be out
OF the game on account OF injuries to
his knee in the game against the
North Central High school.
Cheney is Ready
State Normal School, Cheney-The
team that piled up score OF 5z TO
in the recent game with Spokane col
lege. and scored seven touchdowns
on Sbokane university in three quar-
-ters. will have the same lineup at the
start of the game between the Normal
team and the University of Idaho
freshmen at Moscow Saturday. Coach
A A. Eustis will leave Cheney by
automobile with 18 men in the morn
ing.
The regular lineup is as follows:
Left end, Theodore Miller, Palouse;
left tackle, Edwin Koch, Rocklyn;
left guard, Lynn Bower, Cheney;
center, Jesse West, Rosalia; right
guard, William Knuth, Spangle; right
tackle, Dwight James, Ritzville; right
end, Fred Lehman, Cheney; quarter,
Stanley Wynstra, Cheney; right half,
Leon Woodrow, Spokane; left half,
Forest Swank, Cheney; fullback,
Clair r. Crisp, Garfield.
Woodrow was a student in the Uni
versity of idaho last year. He is a
graduate of North Central high school
Spokane.
"On the basis OF comparative oocres,.
the Normal team has an even chance
TO win at Moscow" Coach Eustfs said
Friday. Our team is in good condi-
ton, and il the fellows play the. kind
Of ball they are capable Of playing
next Saturday, have no fear OF the
result. II we are beaten, we shall
have no excuse to offer"
Coach Eustis is a,graduate a of W.
8. c. He is coaching his second year
at the Normal school. Last year mis-
football team was second in the Spo-
k1ne intercollegiate conference, and
his basketball team won the confer
ence championship.
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s5 the Smoot plan for 2 sales tax
u one-half Of one DER cent, on gross
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