The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-11-08
SPECIAL TO BOISE
LEAVES FOR GAME
VANDALS ACCOMPANIED BY 125
STUDENTS AND TOWNSPEOPLE
MATTHEWS TAKES % PLAYERS

Idaho's Vandals accompanied by
125 University Of Idaho students
Moscow people and a few from Orofi
no and Lewiston left here this after
noon at 3 O'Clock on the annual
Friendship Special for the fourth
annual Armistice day football game
at Boise Saturday. This years class
ic will be between Idaho and the
eleven representing Oregon Agricul-
tural College.
A crowd Of enthusiastic students
and Moscow people cheered the team
as the train pulled out.
The special of 10 cars, including
standard Pullman sleepers, diner
serving all meals, and full length
observation car, will arrive in Boise
tomorrow morning at 11:05. The
special passengers will be met by a
delegation from Boise and headed by
the Idaho Pep band, now in Boise, a
parade will be held through the bus
mess streets of the city.
NixdOrff In Charge
P. ]. Nixdorff of Spokane, travel
ing passenger agent of the Union Pa
cific, is in charge of the train and the
older employees Of the company are
running the special SO that exception
al service is assured. A rate Of
fare and third for the round trip
was granted by the railroad company.
The train is to be run on through
schedule with no stops between Mos
COW and Boise except for short oper-
ating stops in the changing of en-
gines.
On the return trip the special
leaves Boise as IL o'clock Sunday
morning, November II, and arrives in
Moscow at o'clock on Monday morn
ing, November 12. The Idaho Pep
band, which has been touring south
ern Idaho during the present week,
will return on the train.
Matty Takes 23 Men
Coach R. L. Mathews took 23 play
ers and three assistant coaches. The
vandal players selected for the trip
to Boise are: Maurice Kline, center;
Abe Goff, center and guard; Ted
Bucklin, guard; Lyle Taper, guard;
dad" Hausen, tackle; Lawrence
Quinn, tackle; Sophus Marker, tack
lie; speed" Nelson, end; John Yes
ser, end ! Otto Huefner, end; "Skip"
Stivers, Quarterback "Giff" David
son, quarterback; "Bob" Fitzke, half
back; Frank Kinnison, fullback;
s'Syb" Kleffner, halfback; Ray
Kleffner, halfback Ray Stevens,
guard; w. L. Fiat" Stephens, guard;
s'Vid' Cameron, halfback; Alvin
York, tackle; Orville Jones, guard;
Dwight Disney, halfback; Frank Ker
shishnik, tackle.
All of these players except Ker-
shishnik will also make the trip to
Southern California at Los Angeles, |
November a.
James Neal, "Babe" Brown, Dale
vohs, assistant coaches, and Bob"
Ferris, trainer, also accompanied the
team to Boise. Ferris will accomp-
any the team to California.
President Makes Trip
Dr. A. H. Upham, president Of the
was passenger on the
special. Stanley A. Easton Of Kel-
logg, chairman of the executive COM
mittee of the university, was also
passenger. DR.. E. E. Elliott, presi-
dent of the Lewiston State Normal
school took advantage Of the special
train George Lamphere, president
Of the Moscow Chamber of Commerce,
and u S. Mix Of Orofino, former state
senator from Clearwater county,
were other passengers.
Moscow people on the train other
than students included Walter John
son, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence E. Huff,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Oversmith, Joe
Olson, F. Frazen, Mrs. l.. Waterman,
G. D. Elrod, and Mr. and Mrs. A. W.
Martin