The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-07-16
KELLEY. HOPEFUL
FOR GOOD FOOTBALL
VETERAN COACH TALKS INTER
ESTINGLY OF PROSPECTS
FOR 1921 TEAM.

Idaho will be able to put team
of veteran football players on the
gridiron next fall, according to fore
cast issued today by coach Thomas
Kelley, who said that of 13 letter men
who were on the team last year there
probably would be eleven back again
to begin the new season. Only two
men have been lost by graduation
Felix Plastino, veteran center, who
will teach agriculture at the Idaho
Technical Institute, Pocatello, and
"Patv Perrine, of Nezperce, the uni
versitys all-round athlete, who went
to Antwerp last year to compete in
the Olympic games. Both these men
will be missed but Coach Kelley al
ready has in view several good men
of first team caliber to take their
places.
"Abe" Golf, law student from
Walla Walla, who who was sub-center
last year, is looked on as likely
man for the center position, although
there are several other possibilities.
Although Perrine's loss will make a
big hole at tackle, there are several
of the old letter men who could be
shifted to that position, besides ma
terial from last years freshman team.
The eleven letter men who will be
back are Grover Evans (captain) of
American Falls, "Duddy" Gowen,
Caldwell, and Babe" Brown Of Boise,
ends: "Heinz" Glindeman, of Occur
d'Alene, tackle; Frank Brown and
Jim Neal, of Boise, and Butch Ma
gel. of Genesee, for guard positions !,
bunny Breshears, of Caldwell,
Quarter: sHuck" Breshears, of Cald-
we'll, fullback; Joe Whitcomb, of Lew
iston, and Neil Irving, Of Rupert,
halves.
Whitcomb was out early in the sea-
son last fall with injuries and the
announcement that he is likely to be
back in the game is hailed as good
news to the university people on the
campus this summer.
Irving. star man of the team, was
thought to have been lost by gradua-
ton, but he plans to take graduate
work in the department of education,
preparing for teaching position, and
is eligible for another season of foot
ball. !.
Idaho's schedule next season will
be its heaviest in years, beginning
with Camp Lewis at Moscow, Oct: 8,
and including eight games, closing
with Whitman at Walla Walla on
Thanksgiving day. The Armistice
day game in Boise this year will be
with the University of Wyoming.
The schedule follows:
October 8.-Camp Lewis at Moscow.
October University of Oregon
at Portland.
October 2.-Washington State
College at Pullman, Wash.
October 49, University of Utah at
Salt Lake.
November University of Mon
tana at Moscow.
November Ii University of Wy
oming at Boise.
November Gonzaga University
at Spokane.
November "a Thanksgiving day).
Whitman College at Walla Walla.
Idaho's gridiron is being watered
this summer as carefully as lawn
and already has grown fine crop OF
bluegrass. Although it will not be suf-
ficiently matted to make good sod
next fall, Coach Kelley predicts that
by the following fall it will be as
"soft as a feather bed
Decision has not yet been reached
whether O. w. Worthwine, of Boise,
famous Boise high school coach and
former team mate of Kelley's at Chi
cago, can come to the university next
fall to coach the freshman team. Ne
gotiations to this end, however, are
under way.