The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-10-05
INTEREST CENTERS
in OPENING GAME
VANDALS AND COLLEGE OF IDA
HO PLAYERS READY FOR CLASH
SATURDAY AFTERNOON

Interest in Idaho football centers
around the first game of the Vandal
season here Saturday afternoon with
the capable College of Idaho from
Caldwell. The showing of Mathews
team against the college will prove
interesting as in indicator of what
the team representing the Silver and
Gold this season will present in Pac-
ific Coast conference activity this sea-
son.
The game Saturday will be the sec
ond between teams representing the
two schools. In 1909 the first game
was played at Caldwell with the uni
versity winning "a to O.
The College of Idaho has lead all
other southern Idaho educational in
stitutions in the production of foot
ball teams for the past four years
and the Vandals are looking for bit
ter and hard-fought competition. The
college eleven has been working hard
for considerable period of time for
Saturdays game while the Vandals
are far from the tip-top shape looked
for in the middle of the season.
Cornell Capable Mentor
Coach cans Cornell, former Ore
gon quarter, is head football coach at
the College of Idaho. Cornell is a
capable mentor and his teams have
been famous in southern Idaho for
their good team play, fight and dash.
No announcement of tentative line
up has been made here by Coach Cor
nell.
Arrangements have been completed
r. fN,
the handling of large crowd. Spec
ial stands have been provided on the
west side of the field for students and
faculty while reservations for Mos
COW people have been made in the
stands on the east side of the field.
The game will begin promptly at
2:30 Saturday afternoon. Coach Cor
nell is understood to have taken his
squad to Spokane and the college men
are expected to reach Moscow Sat-
urday morning or Friday night.
Possible Players Announced
Coach Mathews will not announce
definite lineup until tomorrow just !
prior to the opening Of the game. He
has announced, however, the follow
ing list of possibilities:
Vernon Stivers or Cliff Davidson, |
quarterback; Royal Irving, Wayne
Davis or Vic Cameron, left halfback; /
John Vesser or Dwight Disney, full
back; Bob Fitzke, Frank Kinnison or
Guy Wicks, right halfback; Syb Klef-.
finer or Walt Reamer, left end; Char
les Hansen or William Stephens, left
tackle; Lyle Taper or Orville Jones,
left guard; Morris Kline, Abe Goff,
Ray Stephens or John Noh. center;
Ted Bucklin or John Reed, right
guard; Lawrence Quinn or Sophus
Marker, right tackle; Neal Nelson or
Otto Huefner, right end.
FrOsh Rally Tonight
Friday night the freshmen will
stage a pep rally, parade and series
of stunts around the campus and in
the business district. The rally will
be the first of it's kind in the history
of the university in that the freshmen
are in sole charge. Everett Erickson
is chairman of the arrangements COM
mittee while Walter Tucker of Boise,
president of the yearlings, will be
in general charge.
The details of the affair have been
kept secret even though freshmen
have been utilizing their spare hours
for the past week in preparation. Yell
king Ted Turner of Caldwell, who has
okehed the freshmen stunts, said Fri
day that the freshmen were likely to
pull some surprises on the older col
Iegians
The parade begins promptly at 7:15
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