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HOMECOMING GAME Saturday, November 5, I93Z Rogers Field

Pullman

The Big Ga1ne!

Cougar Meets Husky in the Northwest's Premier Football Classic

at Seattle

Nove~nber

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WASHINGTON STATE vs.

UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON

GO on

the Northern Pacific "Cougar Special ! "

ROUND TRIP

ROUND TRIP

Good in Sleepers Upon Payment of Usual Charge

Good Only in Coaches

Leave Pullman 6:30 P.M. November 11 Arrive Seattle 8:00 A.M. November 12 RETURN Leave Seattle Midnight November 12 Get Your Tickets Early at the

Northern Pacific Ticket Office J. A. Richardson, Agent

Phone 10

F. J. Greene, T .P .A.

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HOMECOMING-----DAY is probably the proudest day of the year for the Associated Students of the State Co ll ege of Was hin gton. To our th ousands of frie nd s visiting here today we wish to extend our most hearty welcome and best wishes. It is with the greatest pleasure that we greet the graduates a nd former students of this in stitu tion. We are g lad that you are back to renew old friendships and to observe with pride equa l to our own th e progress and prosperity of our Alma Mat er.

On the gridiro n today we meet our traditiona l rival- the University of Idaho. Rivalry betwee n these two institutions in the past has been most bitter at times but today we boast a friendly conflict that is settled on the footba ll field . Suffering from a lastminute defeat last year, the Vandals are out for revenge but the Co ugars are equa lly determined of gaini ng victory. Win , lose or draw, the Wash in gto n State team will show the characteristic fig htin g spirit of which we are so proud.

Your presence here is evidence of a real interest in the destinies of our co ll ege. We are merely trying to carry on the work which yo u started years ago .

We are proud of our alumni and proud of their support. We welcome a ny opportunity to entertain yo u.

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VANDAL COACHE;s Coach Ca ll and has boosted Idaho football to a high plane . He has combined good football with a spirit of determination and the result has been high calibre teams .

One of the younger mentors of the conference ,

Ca ll and

is

recognized

every-

where for his pleasing personality and football coaching ability.

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Rich Fox

Otto Anderson

Red Jacoby

Ralph Hutchinson

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COUGAR COACHES Under Coach Hollingb e ry , the Cougars have consistently ranked as one of the topmost contenders on the Pacific Coast.

His

seven-year

record

State is remarkable.

at

Washington

Instill ed with th e

fighting spirit of their coach, his teams are feared and res pected wherever football is play ed.

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Karl Schlademan

Babe Hollingbery

J. Fred Bohler

Dr. Wilbur Bohm

Buck Bailey

Jack Friel

VANDALS

Wilson, Quarter

Sackett, Half Nutting, Guard

Randall, End

Eiden, Guard

Norby, Half

Tyrrell, Fullback

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Kline, Center Taylor, End Jacoby, Half

Herbig, Tackle

Schmitz, End

W. Smith, Quarter

E. Smith, Full

P. Berg, Half

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THE STARTING LINEUPS (Subject to Change)

UNIVERSITY OF IDAHO

WASHINGTON STATE

LEO CALLAND, Coach No.

0 . E. HOLLINGBERY, Coach

Position

N a me

2. Geraghty, Cy ..

W t.

____ _____ Half ------- -

3. B er g, P a uL

UNIVERSITY OF IDAHO

!55

__ --------------·· Q uarter

1SS IS8

4. Mcinerney, Howard -------- ------- Tackle

5. Swann, H er schell _________ __ _________ _ Center

ISO

6. Fowles, Nels--------------------------- End --------

175

G EORG E VARN E LL, Referee

N o.

CAPTAIN K. K. J O NES, Umpire Ty rr! u

1S5

__________ Guard

8. H oggan, George ..

Nor by W. Smith

------- F ull back

177

Q ua rterbac k

11. Cordon, D o ug ______ ------------------- Full back

180

12. Moser , Bob ___ .

. 1'ackle

14. B erg, Alfred 15. T ay lor, PauL

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16. Dav is, Olive r 17. J acoby, Harry

202

Guard

196

End

ISO

--- --- -- ----- Half __ ____ _

175

I S. Ha ll, Russell

--- ------------- Tackle

190

19. Aukett, Dan

. Tackle

1S5

20. H erbig, Cliff___ _ 21. Garst,

Russell

154

-------· E nd

22 . Plastina, Genio ................... ..... Quarter .

132

23 . Schmitz, Orville __ _

End -------

24. Smith, Wi ll is ..

Quarter

25. Norby, J ohn ...

Half ......... ---------------- ----

195

________ End ------------------------------

----- 180

26. Hanford, June ....

27 . Sackett, Mel..

Half _

--------------------- 1SO -- ----- -----

Berg

Schu tte

Nutt ing

Ha11

Tay lor

12

14

28

32

18

15

Ri ght E nd

Ri ght Tac kle

Ri g ht G ua r d

Center

Left Guar d

Le ft Tackle

Left End

Stagnaro

Busa to

Taylor

In gram

Se nn

Camp

53

24

33

37

7

Left Tac kle

Le ft G ua r d

Center

Right Gu a rd

Ri ght Tackle

44•.

Right End

Center

175

Quarter

156

30. Kl in e, EmanueL ..

Center .

! 52

31. Smith , EarL

Fullback

190

32. N uttin g, Dick

Guard

194

Dursteler, \Villard

Guard

175

Greco, Vern ...... .

Tackle

1 ~0

Larsen, D arrelL

Center ..

165

R eiger, B ernard ..

Tackle

185

____ Full back

180

Dayton

188

Los Angeles

____ ___ Half

180

C le-E lu m

178

Seattle

190

La Crosse

-------------F u ll back

182

Spokane

167

Spokane

17. Fe ldhamme r , 13 o b ............. Center

190

Alameda , Cal.

18. George, Dom ..... .

.. ... Half

170

Stockto n, Cal.

________ .Tackle

176

Pasco

20. Colburn, Sta11.. ... -------------- F ull back

195

Spokano

2.1. G ustave!, R o land .. ___________ End

184

Spokane

22. Hawley, Harold

185

Spok ane

19. Ge mmell , Ray

.....End

24 . Taylor , Nor m an

...... .. Guard

205

G lend a le, Cal.

29. M oses, H o ward

........ Half

178

Cashmere

159

Hoquiam

18 0

Snoh omish

1 Q ~ r ter bac k

33. Ingram, Frank

Dav is

9 Right Half Bendele 6 F u1lback

RALP H CO L EMAN , H ead Li nesma n

SHY HUNTIN GTON , F ield Judge

. .. . Q ua rter ______ End

188

Yakima

34. Klawitter, Chas ... ____________ _End

185

Kels o

37. Senn, C lem ....

............ Center

..... Gua rd

178

Tacoma

3S . Sarboe, Phi l

__________ Quarter

160

Tacoma

39 . Sh a m bra, A I

..........Half

168

Los Angeles

41. Stojack, Frank ___________________G uard

188

Tacoma

42. Hayduk, Henry _

190

Chicago

........ Guard

44. Stagnaro, Gene _________________ End

187

Stockton, Cal.

190

Fres no, Cal.

48. Theodo.-atos, Ceo. ____________ F ull back

240

Sacram ento, Cal.

50. Sander, George.....

.. .....Ha lf

174

Spoka ne

........ G uard

188

Shelton

52. Bican, George ___________________ Tack le

194

Sacram ento, Cal. Rento n

45. Herrold, Pete ....

WASHINGTON STATE

51. Odom, V irg iL .

THE SCORE

S econd

Third

Fourth

Total

... T ack le

195 195

55. Ho us to n, B o b.

220

Tacom a

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......E nd

L o ng B each , Cal .

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57. L iesy, Garth.------------------ ..Center

185

Stockton, Cal.

1

62. Byers, J ohn __

____________ Tack le

200

Spangle

I C_ _ O_ U_ G_ A_R_S----;-r~-- -- '-- ~--,'--VANDALS

_______ Tackle

54. Jacksou, V irg il ................. .Tackl e

53 . Bus ato, An gelo

First

Wa lla Walla G lendale, Ca l.

_______ E nd

32. Kelley, R on a ld

Sander 50 Left Hal f

17 5 187

15. Doric, Joh n ______________________ Half

3 1. Erickson, Oscar.

Arbelb ide

170

29. Wil son, George

Solum, Milo

Moser

23

!50

28. Schutte, Bi ll ________________ __

165

___________ E nd

16. Dover, Oran

Schm itz

195

-------- Tackle

------------Quarter

14. Eubank, J oh n ____________________ Gua rd

24

Klawitter 34 Le ft End

3. Agee, Jim ..

4. Barton, Bi lL.

9. Davis , Myron ___________________ Half

182

... Guard

Los Angeles

Le ft Half

ISO

I 0. Tyrrell, Lee ...

H ome T own

7. Cam p, 'W alter ------------------- Tackle

25

----·--· End

9. R anda ll , Lave1·ne

W t.

170

6. Bendele, Henry

Sac ket t 27 Ri ght Hal f

212

P osi tion ______Quarter

5. Sibillia, Larry

10,1 F u11bl.c k

__ Guard

7. Eiden, Max ....

N am e

1. Arbelbide, O llie

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THE BUSINESS END------

EARL V . FOSTER

LOYD A. BURY A ssistan t Manager Washin gto n S tate

Grad uate Manager Wash in g ton State

GEORGE E . HORTON Gradua te Manager Un iversity of Idaho

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THIRTY.. EIGHT YEARS OF FOOTBALL PAST IDAHO-WASHINQTON STATE SCORES Year

W .S.C. Idaho

1894 ....................................................... 10 1895 ........................................................ 10 1899........................................................ 11 190 1........................................................ 0 1902........................................................ 17 1903.................................................... .... 0 1904 ........................................................ 0 1905 ........................................................ 5 1906 ........................................................ 10 1907 ........................................................ 4 1908 ........................................................ 4 1909 .................................... ................ .... 18 19 10 ............ ............................................ 5 19 11 ........................................................ 17 1912 ........................................................ 0 1913 .................................................... .... 0

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Year

W.S.C.

Idaho

1914 ........................ ................................ 3 191 5........................................................ 41 1916 ................ ........................................ 31 1917........................................................ 19 1919.... ............ ........................................ 37 1920 ........................................................ 14 1921............................ ............ ................ 20 1922 .................................................... .... 19 1923 ............................ ............................ 0 1924 ........................................................ 3 1925 ........ ................................................ 6 1926 ........................................................ 6 1927 .................... .................................... 7 1928 ........................................................ 26 1929 ........................................................ 41 1930 ................................ .................... .... 33 193 1.................... .................................... 9

0 7 3 9 14 19 7 0 7 0 7 7 8

Total p oints ................................. .425

166

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Ga m es won: W as hin g ton State, 21; Ida ho, 10; ti cs, 2.

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PENALTIES Offense

Loss

Offs ide ............. ......... ............................................ 5 ya rd s H olding by o ffen se .................................... .... 15 yards H olding by defense .............................. ............ 5 yard s In comp lete forwa rd pass .......... ............ Loss of clown Second or third incomp lete pass (same fou r cl owns) .................. 5 yar ds and clown *Int erfer ence on fo r wa rd pass (defe nsive) .............. Loss of ball on spot of fou l Interference on for wa rei pass (passing t eam) ....................... ................... 15 yard s In eligib le player touchin g forward pass ........ Loss of ball on spot it was pu t in play Failu re of sub stitute to report ...................... 5 yards S ub stitut e comm uni ca tin g before ba ll is in play ...................................... ........ 15 yards

Offense

Loss

Runni ng into kicker .......... ................................ 5 yard s R oug hin g k icke r .............................................. 15 yard s Clipping fr om behind .................................... 25 yards Tripping ............................ ................................ 15 ya rds U nn ecessa ry roughness ................... ............... 15 yard s Kneeing, strikin g, kicking Disqualifi cation and loss Y, di stance Offsid e player touching kicked ball .............................. Loss of ba ll on spot of foul Player in moti on il legally .......................... .... 15 yard s Throwing player who has made fa ir catch .................................. .................... ........ 15 yard s For delaying the game ................................ .... 5 yards Illegal shift ........................................................ 15 yard s

*F or yo ur inforrnati on: It is N OT interference, if in a legal attempt to play the ball, a defensive player runs in to or inad· verten tl y kn ocks the offens ive pass receiver to the g round.

INTERPRETATION OF OFFICIAL'S ARM SIGNALS Touchdown or Goal-B oth arms rai sed over head, palms forward.

Safety-Rig ht arm rai sed, fir st two fin gers ope ned.

Touchback-Arms rai sed over head a nd cr ossed at wrist.

Incomplete Pass or Missed Goal-Arms cr ossed befo re body, palm s clown.

Interference-Both anns extend ed forward.

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

elbow with fi st closed means penalty.

Penalty Declined-Right arm rai sed 111 salutin g positio n.

Foul on Both Sides-Both arms rai sed over head with tip s of fin ger s touchin g, pa lm s clow n.

Holding-Both arm s extend ed forward shoulder hi g h, right hand g rasp in g left wrist.

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

Offside-On e arm extended w ith ind ex finger pointing to offend er.

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Al~ays

a Gridiron TreatUNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON versus

WASHINGTON STATE Two Great Teams in a Battle of Thrills and Action NEXT SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 12, AT SEATTLE

"U. ol W. Homecoming" ~~·········································································~· ~···········································································

Making Yardage-----Washington State's Best Boosters !

They ALWAYS Support Cougar Teams and Aaivities

THESE PULLMAN FIRMS AND MEN, THROUGH THEIR GENEROUS AID, MAKE THIS PROGRAM POSSIBLE: Lee Allen Hardware Audian Theatre Berger's Garage Betty's Fashion Shop K. W. Carter City Clu!b City Market City Shoe Store Cordova Theatre Corner Drug Lou M. Curtis Dan Downen, Insurance Emerson Mercantile Co. First National Bank Folger's Dr. D. T . Ford Grover Gentry Dr. J. L. Gilleland Graves' Studio Glover Hardware Grandview Cafe Hawley's Boot Shop Held's Auto Electric Hutchison-Photographer Dr. A. E. Hudson

Dr. F. D. Johnston K'~iley-Hug!Jes Warehouse K. & N. Grocery Dr. L. G. Kimzey Kougar Kottage Martin's Garage Martin's Implement Co. Meiners Drug Milk House Miller Jewelry Neill's Sweet Shop Neill's Furniture Co. Nook Grill Nu-Way Laundry ]. C. Penney Co. Plaskett & Staley Pullman Electric Bakery Pullman Herald Harry Struppler's Students Book Store Smoke House W . F. Taylor J ewelry Thompson Motors Watt's Pharmacy Washington Hotel

Washington Water Power Co. Otho West White Drug Store College Market Lew Smawley J . P. Duthie Fred Keller Pullman State Bank Grange Warehouse Pullman Laundry Libby Hardware Brown & Holter Powell's Plumbing Frank Forman Potlatch Lumber Co. Weaver's Furniture Standard Lumber Co. Lee Smart Pullman Tire Shop Lane's Thrift Store Spengler's Bakery Electric Shoe Shop E. S. Burgan's Pullman Hotel Maxwell Meats Snapp Electric

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THE CONFERENCE RACE SC O RES T O D ATE

CO NFERENCE STAN DINGS

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South er n Ca lifo rnia ....... 3 u . c. L. A. ........ --------------- 3 'vV ash ingto n State ----------·-·· 3 W ashi ng to n - - ____________________ [ Oregon · ······ · ·····---- -------------·- 1 Cali fornia - ----------------·-· 1 ... 1 Idaho -S tanfo rd ----- -----------------···---- 1 _______________ o Oregon State l\{ontana ... 0

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I daho 49- \Vh it m an ... ..... 0 0- U .C.L,A ......... 6 7- Gonzaga .......... 20 19- M o ntana -----····· 6 Q--Orego n .... ........ 32

Southern Ca liforni a 3 5- ta h .......... .... .. 0 20- Wash. State .... 0 10- 0rego n State .... 0 6-Loyola --····------ 0 13- Stan fo rd .... ..... . 0 Oregon 26-P acif ic U. -----· 6 7-Santa C la ra .... 0 0- U. of Was l1.. ... 0 7-U.C. L .A. . ....... 12 32-Idah o ................ 0 1.1- Gonzaga .......... 6

Today's Games At P ullman-Idaho vs. Washington State.

At Corvallis-Oregon vs. Oregon State.

At Stanford-Washington vs. Stanford.

At Los Angeles-California vs. U.

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O regon State 19-Gonzaga .... ...... 16 33-\ Vil lam ette ...... 0 0- Stanfo rd .......... 27 0- So. Calif. ...... 10 6-\ Vas h . State ____ 7 20--W. C. Ar m y .... 9 Californi a 1.1- W. C. Navy .. .

20- Cal. Ag . ........ .. 6 0- Santa C la ra .... 12 22-0iympic Cl ub .. 0 1 2- St. M a r y 's ...... 12 2-\ Vas h . S ta te .... 7 7- vVas hin g to n .... 6 38-Nevada .... ........ 0

Wash in g to n State 40--Idaho Col. ...... 0 0--So . California .. 20 30-Willa m ette ...... 0 7-Cali forn ia ........ 2 7- 0rego n S tate ... . 6 3 1- M on tana .......... 0 Sta nford 6-0iy mpi c Club .. 0 20-San Fran cisco .. 0 27-0regon State .... 0 14- S anta C la ra .... 0 20- W . C. Arm y .... 0 0-Southern Cal. .. 13 6-U .C.L.A . ........ 13

Montana 25-Anodes ·----··--- -- 0 13- W as h ington .... 26 14- Carroll Col. .... 6 6- Ida ho ............. ... 19 7-Mont. S ta te .. .. 19 0- Was h. S tate .... 3 1

U.C.L.A. 26- Cal. Aggies ... .

6--Idaho ·---·--------12- 0rego n ... .........

5 1- Ca l. Tech ........

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U. of W ashi n gton 19- Gonzaga .......... 7 26-M o ntana .......... J.J 0- 0rego n ............ 0 6- Ca lifo rni a .. .... 7 33- Whitm a n ------···· 7

Eight of the ten Pacific Coast conference teams are seeing action today and when the smoke of battle has cleare d, so me defi nite idea of the championship picture may be had- or the race may be more comp licated t han befo re . If Howard jon es' U . S . C. Trojans clear the Ca lifornia hurdl e th ey will be far out in front toward th e championship .

If California defea ts South e rn Ca lifor nia , the title chase may reso lve itself into a six-team affair . U. C. L. A. would be in th e clear, but s till faces two extremely tough games in th e U ni versit y of Washington and Washington State.

Wins for Washington , Orego n, Ca lifor nia and Washington State today would keep those teams very mu ch in th e pennant race.

Stanford, boo s t ed for th e co nfe re nce champion ship at th e s tart of the seaso n, has fa ded. Idah o, Oregon State and Montana ha ve no chance to mov e in on first place money. Defeats toda y for Ca lifornia , Oregon , Washington and Washington State would remove th eir chances for titl e consideration.

OFFICIAL PROGRAM

University of Idaho,_,_,_,_Washington State ANNUAL FOOTBALL GAME Rogers Field, Pullman, Washington, November 5, 1932 Publi sh ed by

A. S. S. C. W. Publicity Department

Howard Greer, Director

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ARCHIVES LIBRARY

The Vandal Invaders!

WASHINGTON STATE and Idaho have long been keen rivals on the gridiron and their annual battles have furnished many a thrill to the re¡ spective partisans.

Last year the Idaho team, displaying a sudden burst of strength and power nearly took the vaunted Cougars into camp after a hot tussle.

The final score of 9 to 8 tells the story of the closeness of the game.

Idaho is considered stronger this season and this year's game should be a good one although from statistics of previous games, the Cougars must be conceded a decided edge.

Richfield Hi-Octane Gasoline gets the cheers of the crowd because it backs up every claim made for it with unusual performance. It is made by the Lachman process-exclusively owned by Richfield-and no other gasoline can equal it for smoothness, anti-knock, mi.leage. Try a tankful after the game!

Past ldaho-W. S.C. Scores Year 1920 1921 1922 1923 1924 1925

w.s.c.

Idaho 14 7 20 3 19 9 0 14 19 3 6 7 Games won by W. S.

Year w.s.c. Idaho 1926 6 0 1927 7 7 1928 26 0 1929 41 7 1930 33 7 1931 9 8 C. 8; Idaho 3; tied 1

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