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OREGON STATE COLLEGE

STATE UNIVERSITY OF MONTANA

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STATE []I{IVERSITY of

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Pacific Coast Conference Football

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No. Name 1 Campbell 2 Tomshoek 3 Bowman 4 Atlams 5 Devino 6 King 88 Schwammel I Kenna 11 'lVaril 1:] Clarke 15 Fyoek 16 Curtin 17 I)avis, K. 18 lYootlartl 19 Leaf 23 Biancone 24 Franklin 25 Heikenen 27 Little 28 Dunkin Zg Bron'n 32 Masterson BB TutUe ,38 Pitts

41 MacDonalil 42 Jarvis 43 Danforth 44 Moe 45 Miller 46 Harn 48 Fielil 50 Joslin 51 Small 53 Bearss itl Herrnann 65 Miles 57 Davis, E. 58 Stanfield 60 Mitola 62 Attams &3 Tlagner B4 f'tfipoff 65 icheson 67 Pangle 20 Melntosh

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Ilomo Town

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Portland, Ore Ilarvey, Ill.

Honolulu Coryallis, Ore. tsurlinEame, Calif.

200 Cottage Grovo, Ore. 195 Oaklanil, Calif.

163 Minneapolisrllinn.

145 The Dalles, Ore. 170 PorUand, Ore. 160 Portlanil, Ore. 182 Portlanil, Ore. 190 SL Paul, Nob. 188 Portlanil, Ore. 222 Los Angeles, Calif.

L6ro Portlanil, Ore. 160 Long Beach, Calif.

172 Portlanil, Ore. 180 Dillon, Uont.

175 Santa An& Calif.

215 Corvallis, Ore. 178 Long: Beach, Calif.

114 Grants Pass, Ore. 185 Long Beaeh, Calif.

186 MeilforG Otoe.

170 Hootl Biver, Ore. 200 Benil, Ore. 185 Great Falls, Mont.

190 The Dalles, Ore. 2.{8 Fontan& Calif. flonolrrlu 232 185 Corvallis, Ore. 170 Jackson, Tenn" 215 Grants Pass,'Ore. 182 Long Beach, Calif.

910 Honolulu 188 Omahan Neb. 183 \Yeiser, Iilaho 185 Portlanil. Ore. I7l Santa Ana, CaUf. 228 Covallis. Orre.

200 Los Angeles, Calif.

I80 Portlantl, Ore. 192 Costa Masa, Calif.

200 Hoquiam, Ylash.

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Curtit 16

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COACHING STAFF

Beavers

PAUL SCHISSLtr)B, Head Coach JAIIES DIXON, +ILONZO STINER, IiOY IAMB, Assistants YDRN EILERS, Freshman Coach CARL ,t. LODDLL, Grailuate Manager IiflIiN N. HAFENI'DLD, Assistant Grailnate }fanager BURTON M. SMITH, Stuilent Manager

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Strurfiold lliller 45 irS L. Guard L. Tackle

X. Dtvis l7 L. End

Hitrvke L. I{ukl B3 29 R. Guarcl R. Tackle

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No. Name 11 Yiilro 12 Lymau 14 Caven l5 Duffy 16 Heller 20 Lash 2l Reynolds ?2 Rhinehart 23 Hileman 2$ Sayatovich 27 Hinman 28 Oech 2S llawke 3l Madilerr 3S Stansberry

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ANA HE,ID LINESIIIIN Tom Shea, Portlaltl FIDI,D JUDGE Dr. TI. Ir. Beal, Atraeontla

Emery Cosper G. Kuka

37 Alryich 38 Dahlberg 39 Carpenter 41 Yesel 12 Peilen 43 Meeker 44 Anilerson

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KalisPell

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Tlvin Briilges Miles City

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COACHING STAFF B. F. OAI{ES, Heail Coaeh

A. J. LEWANDOWSII' Line arril Freshman TED IiULD, Assistant.

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Colorful Beavers Here Today NI! ot the

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ball teanrs is slated to "strut their stuff" on Dorrtblaser fielcl this afternoon. Olegon Slate, coached l))' Paul Schissler, rvill give the \,lontuua (lrizzlies a tough lrattle toclay and in so tloiug shoulcl plovide the fatrs tvith thrills aplenty.

The Reavers are displaying a faster and mole varied attack this taIl than last season-there's

The Beavers' tackle posts are capably handled by "Curly" Miller and Tar Schwammel. Mil'ler is a two-yeal' lettelman and being big, tough and fast is a hartl man to move out of play. Schlvalnmel is also exceptionally fast for a lineman.

Loren Tnttle and Hugh Stanfield, guartls, ar.e both good blockers, tacklers ancl interferellce runners. 'Ihey're both fellorvs with plenty of fire anrl cletermination ancl get in on evely play.

Even the center sometimes calls sigtials on Schissler"s team, atrd Curtin, outstandilg sDapDet.bacli, is smart enough to know what and rvhel to call ou ever1, piay. He former.ly played right entl.

The Beavers have not had a particrliarly successlul season as fal' as scores go, but they've played good football all season and haye tvon the r.espect and admiration of all their opponents. Today will be no exception be assuled.

The (ilizzlies have hari trvo weel<s of pl.actice and a rest last week-encl in rvhich to prepat'e fot' the Beaver invasiotr. The s(lua(l N.ill be practically at full strength today, only trIeeker and Vesel being "anrong those al)sent." 'I'heiI positions iD the ltacli-

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fieki *,ill be handled l;y Hiumal, Caven aurt Hilernan. Coach Otrkes, assistetl by Cotrr:hes Arlanrs aud l,ewanrlowski, has been drilling the Gr.izzlies orr

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prlrvel irr theil lrr nning atta<:li anr'l passirrg depattrrtent. The liuo is heavy an<l powelful; zrll ot Oregon State's opponents have harl trouble getting

all the fille points of tacklil)g and blocliing ilris u'eek, and the signal callers have been gir.en spec:ial

through it.

Trvo lMoutrtrra lroys rvill pt'obalrll' lre in the Bezrvers' stal.ting liueup toda). FIal \4oe tlotrt (

lleat l-alls arrd Irlanlr Little Ir'ol]r I)i1lon. l\iloe

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:r splenditl bkrr'liing half, selclour carryillg the ball.

Last year' lie lvas Damed orr several All-Coast teanls irnrl leceivecl All-.{.merican honolable mention. I{c is zrlso a great ptrss receiver. Little, fullbacli, is il two-ye2ll' letternr:til rvho u,ill be Illaying liis last r'onfeleDce gtme 1o| Oregon St2rte toda)-. Defensir.e 1rla1., pass leceivir.rg anci line crashing ale s<lme of

Little's

specizrlties.

left half is Hal Pangle, a triple threat, who ca1ls the sigrtals fl'orr that positiorr. ^.\r1d at quartel il; Johnn-r' Iliancone. l'ho does niost of the, ball olr1'l'ying. He's aDother tril)le threat, is a dangerous opert lieltl l'uirnel artd spectac:ulal in his leturn of -A.t

I)unts.

'Ihe Beaver srlulrd seenrs to lle nrarle up nrrtilely ot' stal tf il)lc th1'eat-s. I(eitl.r l.tar.is;, Ioft enrl, is ilnotller, bcing orre ol' the greatest i)ulltels olt 1hc (:oast. He is calletl out of the line to do consider'irlrlo passittg antl is equally goorl at leceiving l)it

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t'rrrl post, is itn cxcellcnt tlefeusive lllaver atrtl a gotlrl 1l:tss rer:ciyer'. Ii'ootlrall, tl'acli an(l ha,qkctllrLll ('olrslitlrle his "tt'iyrle thleats."

iustluctions iD football strtrtegy. Of course, deDal'tnrel)t o[ thc game has

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hattling, antl each lllayer has been re<:eiving irrrlividttal as 'well as group coaching.

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THESE MISSOULA FIRMS, THROUGH THEIR GENEROUS AID, MADE THIS PROGRAM POSSIBLE: .B. and H. Jer,velry Store

Barnett Optical ComPany

* .. H. O. Bell l:

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,li1s Candle Tea Room

L. Campbell r.John R. Daily, Incorporated Dixon Service Station Number 2 D. J. Donohue Cornpany Ely Shoe Hospital and Shine Parlor Fox Theaters

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Golden GIo CreamerY Missoula l[otors, fnc.

Idle Hour Bowling AIIeys Dr. V. R. Jones McCracken's Stores Mary Moore Shop Missoula Drug Company Montana Power Company Nybo Chevrolet Company

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Students'Store \Yestern Montana National Bank lVestmont Tractor and Equipment Company llissoula Club

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