The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-12-16
THREE IDAHO men
ON ALL NORTHWEST
IRVING, HALFBACK AND EVANS.
END, ON FIRST TEAM VOHS
MAKES SECOND STRING

SpOkane-(A. P.)-RObert Neil Irv-
dng of Rupert and Captain Grover c.
Evans of American Falls were named
on the mythical all-star Northwestern
Intercollegiate conference first foot
ball team Dale Vohs of Emmett was
named as tackle on the second team
These three Idaho men so signally
honored for their outstanding abil-
ity on the gridiron this past season
all played as regulars on the Idaho
team this fall.
Varneu Is Authority
The teams were selected by George
M. Varnell Of Spokane, veteran referee
and sporting editor of the Spokane
Chronicle Varnells selection was
announced Friday afternoon. Varnell
is the outstanding football authority
OF the northwest and his reputation
as football expert and referee is
nationwide. Last year he refereed
the Ohio State California game and
he will have charge Of the intersec-
tional contest this year between Cali
fornia and some eastern or middle
western team.
Deserved Positions
All three Idaho men named by Var
nell well deserved the honor. Irving
was the offensive star of the Idaho
team and was looked upon as the
greatest halfback of the Northwest
ern conference this year. He won the
West Trophy shield because of his
being the man of greatest help, as
sistance and inspiration to the Idaho
team this year.
Evans was captain of the varsity
and played a whirl wind game at end.
He was the mainstay of his end of the
line on the defensive and his ability
to snare Irving's forward passes con-
tributed more than a little toward
Idaho gains. Evans, as did Irving,
played his last game of football for
Idaho this year. During the entire
season as captain he obtained the
confidence and absolute cooperation
of his players and his individual
work was constant inspiration.
Evans played great sfootball this year
and was an ideal leader
V0hs Great Tackle
Honey Dew" Vohs of Emmett, the
fighting Idaho tackle, was recognized
by Varnell on his second team. Vohs
was one of the outstanding defensive
stars of the Idaho line and hole was
always ready for Idaho backfield men
whenever he was called upon to put
an opposing tackle out of the play. |
Varnells selection of the All-North-
west team is the recognized all-star
team of the conference. The Spo-
kane man is a competent critic of
collegiate football as he has been a
long and close follower of the game.
He is looked upon as the most com
petent referee in the western coun-
try.
First Team Men
The stars named on the first team
are
Dunlap, Washington State college,
center; Mckay, Washington State,
and Christensen, Oregon Agricultural
college, guards; Comrada, Whitman
college, Dunton, Washington State,
ackles; Grover Evans, Idaho, Hickey,
State, ends Kasberger,
Oregon Agricultural college, quarter
back; Irving. Idaho, and Sullivan,
Montana, half backs; Moran, Wash
ngton State, fullback.
The Second Team
Varnell's selection for the second
cam follows:
Callison, University of Oregon, cen
er: Heritage, Whitman, Durrwachter
State college, guards
Dale vohs, Idaho, Locay, Oregon Ag-
'icultural college, tackles. Howard,
University of Oregon, McFadden, Ore ,
ION Agricultural college, ends; Chap :
nan, University Of Oregon, quarter
Jack; Johnson, University of Oregon, :
md Tilton, Whitman, half backs;
latham, University of Oregon, full ,
'ack. :