The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-10-09
VANDAIS RETURN
WITH FIRST Win
IDAHO MEN NOW AFTER u. OF w.
WHITMAN MISSIONARIES
COMPLETELY OUTCLASSED

University of Idaho Vandals are
now after the University of Wash
ing after their defeat of Whitman
college, 3 to 0, at Walla Walla Satur-
day afternoon. The Idaho Vandals
attic on Saturday and all members
of Mathews squad look forward to a
terrific battle to win.
The first report on the Whitman
Idaho game gave itzke credit for a 60
yard drop-kick but the distance of the
kick was only 80 yards. Idaho should
have had two touchdownS and anoth-
er three points for a second drop
kick, but the breaks didn't break for
Idaho, accoding to Moscow fans who
witnessed the game.
Idaho ROOters Pleased.
Those who witnessed the game
were satisfied by the showing of the
Idaho team, regarded now as the most
capable machine ever developed by
the University of Idaho. No aIibis
were offered by any of the Idaho foot
ball men for failure to run up larger
score against Whitman. The Whit
man team was powerfully strong and
probably the best team ever turned
out by the Missionaries.
Moscow people who attended the
game were we'll satisfied at winning,
to 0, from the Missionaries. Whit
man will be power against any team
in the Northwest conference this sea-
son.
All members of the Idaho team
worked nively against the Missionar-
les and it would have been difficult
from the reports received, to pick an
individual star. Fitzke gained con-
sistently when he carried the ball,
as did the other members of the back
field, Johnnie Vesser, Syb Kleffner,
and Beany Breshears.
There were times, of course when
the Whitman men got through and
smeared Idaho plays, but the smear
ing of Whitman plays by Idaho play
ers were far more numerous.
EdahO's Game at All Times.
Whitman was unable to threaten
the Idaho goal line seriously The
play the greatest portion of the time
was in Whitman territory, and the
Whitman men were almost constantly
on the defensive. Tildon, star Whit
man halfback, was a dangerous man
to contend with. He clipped off 65
yards in returning punt at one time,
but his run was as far as the Whit
man team got into Idaho territory
Whitman was unable to get through
tll0 luduO lluS VI dIOuuu Tie 0nQS.
The Idaho linemen were immensely
superior to the center, guards, tavkles
and ends used by mig" Borleske.
"Skippy' Stivers of Moscow, who
went in at quarterback for Kleffner
in the fourth period showed up wei,
with his speedy individual work
and his nice generalship. Captain
Brown played his usual brilliant de-
fens1ve game and plays directed at
his end of the line invariably met
with complete breakup and disas-
ter. Cooley on the other side Of the
line showed up well.
V0hs Works Nicely.
Dale Vohs starred at tackle He
was through time after time stopping
the Missionary offensive before 1t
was started. More than once he
stopped an end run play directed at
he other side of the line. Dynamite
Dad Hausen was highly successful
IN his work at the other Idaho tackle
position. Stephens showed up well
when he was put in for Hausen. Goff.
n the center of the line, passed we'll
and prevented any gain through the
center of the line.
Neal and Taper, as guards, worked
we'll, opening up holes, for the Idaho
offensive drives through the center
- lhC iilic picfcutcu w uItIudn
gains through center.
FitZke's Punts Successful.
Fitzke's long punting was an ex-
remely important Idaho defensive
actor. He got his kicks away with
,ut having to hurry on account Of
he strength of the Idaho line, and
le got them away for goodly distan-
es and high enough for the ends TO
,et down.
Norris. negro, played half back
N the Whitman team. He played
Ood offensive and particularly good
efeDsige game.
Idaho people. some $50 strong, were
rowded into q bieacber some dis
aDee from the field and on the sun
y side with the sun IN their eyes.
Whitman students dld not give Idaho
ne cheer. although the Idaho rooters
ave Whitman credit al the begin
ina ~ the game. between halves
small fife and drum corps OF five
leees furnished music for the Whit
gaH snake 6anee. The Idaho 1922
- hand furnished the r1slc fer The
eule