The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-12-28
COAST Conference
COACHES REMAIN
A. p. WRITER SEES IDAHO AS
TEAM MOST TO BE FEARED
IN 1928.

| San Francisco-(A. P.)-All the
football coaches of 1922 Pacific Coast
Conference teams will be retained
during the 1923 season, according to
present indications. Otter schools
with losing teams change coaches dur
{ ing the winter, but this year it is
probable that the rule will not be
followed.
For Stanford University 1928 will
be the first year in five that new
coach has not taken charge at the
opening of the season. Andy Kerr,
who handled the 1922 team, will re-
main as the representative of Glenn
Warner, who comes to take over the
reins in 1924 Kerr won the conf
dence of Cardinal students by his work
this season, when he laid the founda-
ton of what is expected to be a
winning system for Stanford.
Andy Smith, Of course, will remain
at California. When Smith went to
the big state university as coach in
1916 his men had nothing but rugby
in their systems. Three lean years
followed, but during those years Smith
taught his men how to play a game
Ol IOOLDdll WHlCu LIDS WOI lOl IhClll
the coast title for three years. Cali
fornia hopes to repeat next year.
Washingtons team this year made
the best record of any Husky eleven
since 1916, the last year Gilmour
Dobie coached in the north, so, natur-
ally, Enoch Bagshaw will be kept as
coach. Bagshaw formerly was
winning high school coach at sEver-
ett and last year took over football
at Washington. His first year was a
tough one but this year his team lost
only to California.
"Shy" Huntington, who succeeded
his teacher, Hugo Bezdek, as coach
at Oregon in 1918, has been given his
contract for 1923. When Huntington
produced the great Oregon eleven that
held Harvard to a 7-6 score in 1919
critics said that he inherited his men
from Bezdek. But this year, without
4 Bezdek pupil on the squad, Hunt
ngton turned out a team that won
hree coast conference games; finished
900 in percentages and tied Wash
ngton for the Northwest Conference
title.
season at Washington State, in 1922,
here is no talk Of replacing him as
coach. He was handicapped by the
act that most of his men were green
md also by hard schedule, which
made his eleven practical travelling
cam (Welch resigned since article |
vas written)
Dick Rutherford has developed a |
.reat. line at the Oregon Agricultural /
,ollege and probably will be retained. ;
he can keep his team together and /
levelop quarterback, the Aggies /
yill be heard from next year, accord ,
lg to northern observers.
Idaho is the team that most of the !
difference coaches will fear in 1928.
his year Bob Mathews, during his I
rst year as Vandal coach, turned out
n eleven which made reputation for /.
S fighting ability, although most Of (
is men were playing their first year
t football, and were playing o9it..a
,hedule which called for seven out
eight games away from home.
Lathews is well liked at Idaho and {
i'll be retained. g
Elmer C. Henderson this year turned t
1T his first Coast Conference team, {
I'd it won three organization games, (
inning for it the right to represent t
ash with Penn. State New Years n
". Henderson has turned out good +
ans for the past several years. i