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PACIFIC COAST CONFERENCE FOOTBALL

OFFICIAL PROGRAM

UNIVERSITY of IDAHO VERSUS

WASHINGTON STATE ANNUAL DAD'S DAY GAME

ROGERS FIELD Pullman, Washington

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 7 19 3 1 Published by the

ASSOCIATED STUDENTS State College of Washington DEPARTMENT of PUBLICITY Howard Gre.e r, Director

Price, Twenty.. Five Cents

WELCOME, DAD'S! < Welcome, Dads . The associated student body ¡unites in extending to you its heartiest welcome, and in hoping that this afternoon you will enjoy yourselves as much as we enjoy having you here. We are truly appreciative of the spirit in which you have com~ , as loyal backers of Washington State College, and we are proud to know that every on e of you is really interested in the school, in its football teams and in its activities.

This afternoon you are to witness a game between two schools that have always been keen rivals in the gridiron sport. There is no doubt in our minds that whatever the score may be, the game will afford plenty of thrills, and all of the splendid fighting spirit that is prevalent in both teams will be displayed. We hope you enjoy this contest to the fullest extent- and we know that with you dads up here, those boys on the field are going to show all they 've got.

Again let us say that we know of no more loyal supporters of Washington State football teams, and of all Washington State stands for, than you Dads-we welcome you-and we hope this game will be ample evidence of our belief in the value of the support you're giving us.

ARTHUR J. McLARNEY, President Associated Students

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VANDAL COACHES

GLENN "RED" JACOBY Assistant

OTTO K. ANDERSON 1 Assistant

LEO CALLAND Head Coach

RICH A. FOX Freshman Coach

RALPH F . HUTCHINSON Trainer

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MELVIN SA CKETT Half

MAV EIDEN Guard

WILLIS SMITH Quarter JUNE HANFORD Half

FRITZ CRAVENS Center

LEE TYRRELL Fullback

WM. BRAILSFORD Tackl e

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THE STARTING LINEUPS (Subject to Change)

UNIVERSITY OF IDAHO

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LE O B. CALLAND, Coach N o.

P osit ion

W t.

E xp.

Center

172

2

3 Martin ............... Guard

185

2

4 Sullivan ......... .... Tackle

198

N o.

Name

2 Cravens........... ..

5 Wilkie............... Full

179

6 Davis,O... .... ...

Guard

175

7 Eiden.................

Gu ard

180

8 Norby................ Half

195

9 Randall.........

178

I 0 Tyrell...

End Full

200

12 Han ford ............. Half

171

14 Berg ................... End

175

15 Tay lor ................ End

178

16 Brailsford.......... Tackle

180

17 Bessler..............

Tackle

185

Fresno, Calif.

Name

Wt.

Ht. Exp. Hom e Town

Full

170

5 :7

1

W a lla W a lla

5 Schroeder.......

H al£

180

5 :8

2

Mt. V ernon Seattle

SAM DOLAN , Umpire

ROB ERT MORRIS, Referee

Idaho Falls

Boise 0

8

Moscow

Right Half Quarterback

Los Angeles 2

Twin Falls Twin Falls

0 2

Twin Falls

Hall

14

18

Right End

Right Tackle

Eiden 7 Right Guard

Spaugy

Bessler

Martin

Taylor

19

3

17

15

Cen ter

Left Guard

Left Tackle

Left End

K lamath Falls

190

19 Spaugy..............

186

2

Filer Nampa

20 Beckstead .......... End

171

2

Wh itney

22 Plas tina...... .......

Half

135

2

Camas

23 Schmitz............. End

170

0

Lewiston

24 Sm ith .. ............... Quarter

150

0

Boise

25 Walker............... Half

165

0

Scranton, Pa.

26 Davis, E............ Quarter

160

Bnhl

27 Sackett.............. Half

170

Twin Falls

28 Schutte.... .......... Cen ter

17 5

San D iego, Calif.

29 W ilson............... Q uarter

156

Moscow

30 Sath er................ Q uarter

150

Kellogg

32 Callahan ...... ...... End

160

0

Berg

Bonners Ferry

5 :8

0

190

6 :1

1

La Crosse

End

190

6 :2

1

San Francisco, Calif.

Q uar ter

175

5:10

1

Spoka ne

H al£

175

5:11

1

W a lla Walla

235

6:2

2

Clarkston

187

5 :11

0

Glendale, Calif.

Hal£

170

5 : 10

1

R ay mond

180

5 : 11

2

Wapato

-20 Colburn........... Full

190

6 :0

0

Spokane

21 Davis, I........ Half

170

5 : 11

0

W enatch ee

- 2 Hansen........... Center

175

S:U

2

Tacoma

16 Mitchell.......... G uard

23 Holt................ Guard

180

6 :0

1

Seattle

24 Taylor............. Tackle

200

6 :0

0

Glendale, Calif.

25 Laas... ............. Center

175

6:0

0

Glendale, Calif.

27 Companion....

Guard

185

5 : 11

0

E verett

28 H u rley ............ G ua rd

195

6 :0

2

San Francis co, Calif.

Half 31 Erickson......... Q uarter

174

5 :9

1

Cashmere

148

5 :7

0

H oquiam

32 Kelley............. End

178

6 :3

0

Snoh omish

Cen te r

190

6 :3

0

Y ak ima

End

180

6 :1

0

K elso

Center

180

6 :0

0

Ridgefield

Q ua rter

155

5 :7

0

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Hein

8 Left End

Camp 7 Left Tackle

Parodi

41 Left Guard

Hansen 22 Center

Hurley

Edwards

28

12

34

Right Tackle

Right End

Right Guard

Klawitter

Dahlen 9 Quarterback

34 Klawitter.......

7 Senn............... Guard

182

5:11

1

T acoma

Half

165

5 : 10

0

Tacoma

Half

165

5 : 11

0

L os Angeles , Calif.

Q uar ter

!5 0

5 :8

2

Endicott

1 Parodi............. Gua rd

176

5 :11

2

Stockton, Calif.

45 Stone.............. Tackle

190

6:0

0

S eattle

End

178

6 :0

0

Stockton, Calif.

Tackle

192

6 :1

1

R oslyn

Center

180

5 : 11 · 1

Spokane

End

172

6-0

2

Y a kima

Half Gua rd Full Tackle Tackle End Guard End End E nd F ull End

168 183 190 190 195 175 160 185 180 190 176 165

6 :1 5 : 11 6 :1 6 :0 6: 1 6: 1 5 : 10 6 :1 5 :10 6 :1 5 : 11 6 :1

1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0

Wenatchee Shelto n Sacramento, Calif.

Renton Tenino Tacoma P ullman Sp okane Pullman Spa ng le Colfax L aCrosse

Sander

M. Davis

50

10

Right Half

Left Half Colburn

20

4 Stagnaro........

Fullback H . W. HUEBEL, Field Judge

DR. W. S. HIGGINS, Head Lin esman

Washington ~tate College

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F ull -

29

Boise

Half Tackle

T ackle .....-tS Guglimo.........

Wilson

Moscow 2

Sackett 27 Left Half

Nor by

Ruper t

18 Hall... ................. Tackle Cetnter

P osition

4 Butherus........

Boise

170

J J Sproat................ Guard

Rupert

Twin Falls 2

University of Idaho

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The Score

Vandals

Second

Third

Fourth

Total

57 60 61 62

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Benson...........

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EARL V. FOSTER Graduate Manager Washington State

LOYD A. BURY Assistant Manager Washington State

GEORGE E. HORTON Graduate Manager .

University of Idaho

THE RACE COAST

GAMES TODAY IDAHO vs. WASHINGTON STATE at Pullman

WASHINGTON vs. CALIFORNIA at Berkeley

SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA vs. STANFORD at Los Angeles

OREGON STATE vs. MONTANA at Corvallis

CONFERENCE STANDINGS Won

Lost

Tied

Pts.

Agst.

Cali£ornia .......... 4

0

127

6

Stanford .................... ........ 2

0

37

13

\V ash ington

63

20

Southern

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1

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1

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2

Oregon

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California

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22

53

46

57

13

13

28

66

0

6

25

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0

13

62

Montana ··········· ............... 0

0

19

59

Oregon State

2

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THE BUSINESS CHIEFS

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EARL V. FOSTER Graduate Manager Washington State

LOYD A . BURY Assistant Manager Washington State

GEORGE E . HORTON Graduate Manager .

Univer sity of Idaho

THE RACE COAST

GAMES TODAY

Won

I DAH O vs. WAS H INGTON STATE

Southern

California .......... 4

at Pullman

Stanford

.................... ........ 2

Washingto n

Lo~t

STAN DI NG S Tied

Pts.

0

127

Agst.

6

37

13

............. ....... 2

1

63

20

WASHINGTON vs. CALIFORNIA

Oreg on ................ .............. 2

0

22

at Berkeley

Washington State .......... 3

0

46

53 57 13

SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA vs. ST ANF ORD at Los Ange les

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Idaho

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0

28

66

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L . A. .................... 0

0

6

25

California

2

OREGON STATE vs. MONTANA

Oregon Sta te .................. 0

0

13

62

at Corvallis

M ontana ............................ 0

0

19

59

In the race for the Pacific Coast conference title, the mos t crucial game of the season comes off at Los Angeles today, Southern California and Stanford, the only undefeated teams in the league, meet in what promises to be one of the outstanding games of the country for 1931. The winner w;!l be well on the way to the championsh:p. California and Washington tangle at Berkeley in another contest that holds a lot of interest. Idaho will test Washington State's bid for the Northwest title in a contest that looks like . a hard-fought battle.

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WM. BESSLER Tackle

RUSSELL HALL Tackle

EMMERT DAVIS Q uarter

FRED WILKIE Fullback

GEO. WILSON Quarter

I R ISH MARTIN Guard

WM .SCHUTTE Center

LLOYD SULLIVAN Tackle

J OHN NORBY Half

PAUL TALYOR End

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H UGH SPROAT

NORMAN SATH E R

En d

Guard

Quarter

VANDAL and COUGAR ->b Year

Thirty.Two Games Between Old Traditional Rivals w.s.c.

Idaho

Year

w.s.c.

I daho

1894........ ................................................ 10

0

1914......................................................... 3

0

1895 ........................................................ 10 1899 ........................................................ 11 1901 ................................. ....... ................ 0

4

1915 .... -~................................................. 41 1916........................................................ 31

0

0

1917 .......~ ................................ ................ 19 1919 ........ :.. :~ ........................................... 37

0 0

30

1920 ............ .... .............................., ......... 14

7

5

1921 ........................ ·····-·· ·····-··-······-···· ... .20 1922 ........................................................ 19 1923 ............................ ............................ 0 1924............ :........................................... 3 1925 ........................................................ 6 1926........ ···················· ···························· 6 1927 ........................................................ 7 1928 ....................................................... .26 1929 ............ ················ ······-··-·········· ........ 41 1930 ........................................................ 33

3 9

1902 ...:.................... ................................ 17 1903 ............ .... ........................................ 0 1904........................................................ 0 1905 ........................................................ 5 1906........................................................ 10 1907 .................................................... .... 4 1908 ........................................................ 4 1909........................................................ 18 1910........................ ................................ 5 1911........................ ................................ 17 1912............................ ............................ 0 1913 ........................................................ 0

0

5

0 0

5 4

0 9 0 13 3

Total points .... ..................... .416

0

14 19

7 0

7 0 7

7 158

Games won: Washington State 20 ; Idaho 10; ties 2.

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PENALTIES Offense Loss Offside .................................................................. 5 yards Holding by offense .......................................... 15 yards Holding by defens e .........................................._.. 5 yards Incomplete for wa rd pass ...................... Loss of down Seco nd or third incompleted pass (same four downs) ................ 5 yard s and down *Interference on forward pass (defensive) .............. Loss of ball on spot of foul Interference on forward pass (passing team) ...................... .................... 15 yards Ineligible player touching forward pass ...... Loss of ball on spot it was put in play Failure of substitute to report ...................... 5 yards Substitute communicating before ball is in play ............................................ 15 yards

Offense Loss Running into kicker .......................................... 5 yards Roughing kicker .............................................. 15 yards Clipping from behin d ............................ ........ 25 yards Tripping ............................................................ 15 yards Unnecessary roughn ess .............. ............ ........ 15 yards Kneeing, striking, ki cking Disqualifi cation an d loss Y, di stance Offside player tou chin g ki cked ball ............................ Loss of ball on spot of foul Player in motion ill egally .............................. 15 yards Throwing player who has mad e fa ir catch ...................... ...................... ...............: 15 yards For delaying the g am e .............. ...................... 5 yards Illegal shift ...................................................... 15 yards

*F or yo ur information: It is NOT interference, if in a legal attempt t o play the ball, a defens ive player runs into or inad路 vertently kn ocks the offensive pass receiver to the ground.

INTERPRETATION OF OFFICIAL'S ARM SIGNALS Touchdown or Goal-Both arms raised over head, palms forward.

Safety-Right arm raised, fir st two fing ers opened.

Touchback-Arms raised over head and crossed at wrist.

Incompleted Pass or Missed Goal-Arms crossed before body, palms down.

Interference--Both arms extended forward .

Clipping, Roughing or Piling On-Right arm extended to the side and extended upward from

elb ow with fist closed m ea ns penalty.

Penalty Declined.::...Rig ht arm raised in ~ aluting position.

Foul on Both Sides-Both arms raised over head with tips of fin g ers touchin g, palms clown.

Holding-Both arms ext ended forward shoulder high, right hand grasping left wris t.

Dead Ball-Right arm raised over head, palm forward.

Offside-One arm extended with index finger pointing to offender .

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. . . _ Gatnes With a Kick Football .Thrills For All ~ U. OF WASHINGTON vs. WASHINGTON STATE November 14, at Seattle

GONZAGA U. vs. WASHINGTON STATE November 21, at Spokane

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IT'S A TOUCHDOWN •••• WASHINGTON STATE'S ·BEST BOOSTERS They Always Support Cougar Teams and AElivities!

THESE PULLMAN FIRMS AND MEN, THROUGH THEIR GENEROUS AID, MAKE THIS PROGRAM POSSIBLE: Hutchison, Photographer Cougar Service Station Smoke House Petersen Bros. Market Berger's Garage First Nation!!l Bank Dubert Barbers City Club Tower Barbers Milk House Zalesky, Tailor Warren's Press Shop Plaskett & Staley 35 Taxi Martin's Garage Audian Theatre John Trunda, Tailor Dr. F . D. Johnston White Drug Store Maxwell Meats Electric Coffee Shop (Pressnell)

Glover Hardware Farmers Cash Produce Store Howard Haskell Grange Warehouse Lee Allen Hardware Fonk's Variety Store Dan Downen, Insurance Kelley-Hughes Warehouse Fred Keller, Insurance Miller Jewelry Store Washington Hotel Emerson Mercantile City Market Graves Studio Jack Bennett Confectionery Neill's Sweet Shop Pullman Tire Shop Watt's Pharmacy Pullman Laundry Neill's Furniture J. C. Penney Co. K. & N. Grocery

Martin Implement Co. Chuck's Tire Shop Diamond Cab-53 The Pullman Herald Washington Water Power Students Book Store Dr. D. T. Ford Auto Transfer Electric Shoe Shop Dr. L. G. Kimzey Dr. J. L. Gilleland Dr. A. E. Hudson Pacific Fruit & Produce Co. City Shoe Store Pullman Electric Bakery Corner Drug Store Otho West Cordova Theatre Harry Struppler's Pullman State Bank Lou Curtis, Inc.

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The Guest:

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HIS is the thirteenth game between the Cougars and the Vandals. Back in the period from 1923 to 1925 Idaho reg• istered three straight defeats against the Cougars.

In late years the balance of power has been with Washington State as shown by their crushing victories in the past three years.

Last year's Pacific Coast Conference Champions had little diffi· culty in disposing of a light Idaho team which finished the season in the cellar position.

According to dopesters there is less difference in strength this year and a close score is more than a remote possibility.

There's a reason when one school consistently produces out· standing teams. Likewise, there's a reason when one gasoline .•• Richfield••• year-in and year-out proves its supremacy over all motor fuels in the greatest tests of speed and endurance.

Why not get the performance that champion drivers insist on ••• by using Richfield! Fill up today••. at any Richfield station.

Past: Washington St:at:e-ldaho Scores Date 1917 1919 1920 1921 1922 1923 1924 1925 1926 1927 1928 1929 1930

w.s.c.

Won

9

G.A..SOLINE

OF

0 0

7 3 9 14 22

7 0

7

7

26 41 33

0

Games tied

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Idaho

19 37 14 20 18 0 0 6 6

PO.....-EH.

7 7 3 1