The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-11-23
IDAHO'S YANDALS
OUT FOR VICTORY
FIGHT OF MATTY'S MEN RELIED
ON BY FOLLOWERS-FO
IMPORTANT GAMES

With the dope from comparative
face the Trojans Of the University of
Southern California on the U. 5. G.
home field tomorrow afternoon. Play
by play returns will be received by
the University of Idaho at the gym
nasium starting at 2:30. Plans are
being made for a matinee dance at
which the returns will be read. Floyd
e. Marchesi Of Kellogg, assistant
athletic manager, is in charge OF the
play by play service here.
u. S. G. on comparative scores Is
stronger than Stanford and by vir-
tue Of a IA to defeat given the
Cardinals. With full realization of
the comparative scores and appreci-
ating the long hard trip of the Wand
ais, Idaho has an excellent chance to
take the Trojans into camp tomorrow
afternoon. Idaho supporters basing
their predictions on their hopes, it
is true, are however taking into &C
count the fighting spirit OF the Wand
ais, and that is a mighty ingredient
In football game. 1t will be the
last game Of the season for both
teams and sensational football is ex-
pected.
TrOjans Look for Trouble
idaho teams may be defeated but
they are never licked" is the char
acterization of all Idaho athletic
teams since the arrival of Mathews
and teams with that spirit are very
seldom even defeated. The Trojans
know that they have the toughest
kind of a game and Coach Gloomy
Gus" Henderson has cause to live up
to his nickname. He has announced
that his bag of tricks will be opened
from the first whistle tomorrow af-
ternoon.
The Vandals will have had a weeks |
rest and opportunity to get accli-
mated in Los Angeles. This will be !
big factor in the game in that the |
iass. me3 had very little time to fit |
themselves for the warmer climate
of California in preparing for the |
Stanford game. The Stanford game,
too, was played very shortly after
the long hard trip from Boise to
PalO Alto. All of the Idaho men were
reported today to be in good shape
and ready for the big battle.
Four Important Contests
While Idaho and U. S. G. meet at
Los Angeles the University of Cali
fornia Bears and Stanford's Cardi-
nails clash at Berkeley. There seems
to be considerable likelihood in the
possibility of Stanford victory.
States Cougars are to y
meet the Washington Huskies at Sc '
attle and Oregon and o. A. G. meet {
at Eugene.
All four games are most import f
ant The keenest of rivalry exists ,
Oregon and the Oregon T
'Aggies" with the "Aggies" favored +
% win. Washington and w. S. G.
nave a time-honored rivalry and the j.,
the Cougars are considered :
capable of giving the Hus- :
ties another fall.
Records Of Two Teams a
A review of Idaho's season shows \
hat the Vandals have been scored on
~ only one team. The Vandals T
'pened the year by stopping all chat {
er at the College of Idaho about t
of football at Caldwell s
md at the university when the Wand v
Is won, S3 to 0. The next slaughter t.
vas the running of the Montana
Bruins, 40 to 0, followed by the salts N
ying triumph over w. S. c., IA to 0. n
oregon battled Idaho to a scoreless +
lie and the Gonzaga Bulldogs were +
ushed away, 13 to 0. On the hardest a.
rip that ever confronted any Pacific " "
'oast conference team Idaho won :,
rom o. A. c., to O. and lost to :. -
tanford, to II. IL
U. S. C.'s record this year includes
inns over Pomona college, 27 to z;
Ievada, 33 to O; Stanford, IA to z; 81
nd Arizona, 81 to 6. The u. S. c.
leven has been defeated by Wash
lgton, 22 to O.; and California, 13 a.
} z. d,