The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-12-21
SPORT SCHEDULES
MADE FOR VANDAtS
EVENTS FOR UNIVER-
SITY TEAMS RECOGNITION OF
OF VANDAL PROWESS


every collegiate sport with the
strongest and largest colleges of the
west, shows substantial growth in the
announcement of Idaho schedules in
basketball, wrestling baseball, track
and football for 1924 by Albert Knud-
son, graduate manager of the athletic
department. University teams meet
on par basis the best teams of the
west in the Pacific Coast and North
west conferences.
Coach r. l.. Mathews development
of the sensationally capable Idaho
football team has made the name,
''Vandal" respected and feared by the
aspirants for football honors from
the largest institutions. The Van
dals of the 1928 gridiron season were
always dangerous championship con-
tenders and the prospects for the
season of 1924 are most alluring.
Basketball Season Approaches
For the past two years Idaho has
won the basketball championship Of
both the Pacific Coast and North
west conferences. Coach David Mac
MILAN has shaped Idaho basketball
material into the most formidable
teams in the two conferences. This
year Macmillan has lost by gradua-
tfon practically all of the men he de-
veloped into championship material
but even with green material, Idaho
boosters approach the coming basket
ball season with supreme confidence
in the coaching ability of Macmillan
Since the arrival of Coach Mathews
as head of the athletic department
and Coach Macmillan, Idaho athletics
have been placed on the best basis
in the history of the university. Ida
no athletics have morale, courage,
thinking ability and competition with
Idaho teams on the gridiron, the
basketball hardwood, the wrestling
mat, the diamond, and the track field
is now sought and feared by other
teams.
Basketball Holiday Tour :.
December 21Cheney Normal at
Cheney Wash.
December 22-Spokane Amateur
Athletic club at Spokane.
December 24-Wallace Athletic
club at Wallace.
December 25-26-Kellogg Athletic
club at Kellogg.
December 27-Coeur dAlene Ath-
lctlC CluD dL SOtuT u EalSlS.
December 2S-29-Levenworth Ath-
Ietic club at Leavenworth, Wash.
December 81 and January 1-St.
Maries Athletic club at st. Maries.
January 2 and 3-Elk River at Elk
River
January and 5-Potlatch Athle-
tic club at Potlatch.
January 9-General Tires team of
Tacoma at MOSCOW.
Conference Basketball Schedule
January IL and 12-Montana at
Moscow.
January $50. A. c. at Moscow.
January 25-W. S. c. at Moscow.
January 26-W. S. G. at Pullman
February 1 and 2-Gonzaga at
Moscow.
February s-W. S. c. at Pullman.
February 9-W. S. c. at Moscow.
February 13-Oregon at Moscow
February 16-Washington at Mos
COW.
February 20-Washington at Seat
tle
February 21-Willamette at Salem.
February go. A. c. at Corvallis.
February 2S-Oregon at Eugene.
February 27 and 28-Gonzaga at
Spokane.
March l and Montana at Mis-
soula.
Conference Wrestling Schedule
February 9-W S. c. at Moscow
February 15-Oregen at Moscow.
February 23-W S. G. at Moscow.
March Washington at Seattle.
No boxing tournaments have been
scheduled as yet.
Conference Baseball Schedule
ADril Is and 19-Gonzaga at Mos
COW.
April 25-w. S. c. at Pullman.
April 26-W. S. c. at Pullman
May 2 and 3-Washington at
Seattle.
May and Go. A. c. at Corvallis.
May and S-Oregon at Eugene.
May 12 and 13-Montana at Moscow.
May 19 and O-Washington at
Moscow.
May 21 and 22-Oregon at Moscow.
May 2S and go. A. G. at Moscow.
May 3O-W. S. c. at Pullman
May 31-W. S. c. at Moscow.
June and 6-Montana at Missoula
Conference Track Meets
May 3-Conference relay carnival
at Seattle.
May 10-W. S. c. dual meet at Mos
COW.
May 19-Montana dual meet at
Moscow.
May 31-Coast conference meet at
Eugene.
1924 Football Schedule
October 4-Open.
October 11-Montana at Moscow
October Nv S. G. at Moscow
October 25-Stanford at Portland.
October 81 or November 10. A. G.
at Corvallis.
November S-Oregon at Moscow.
November 15-Open.
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