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DEAR POP!

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No, we don't want to ask for money this time! But gee, Dad, we do hope you enjoy your visit here with us today . We've turned the campus over to you this week-end and we hope that the several featured events we've planned for your entertainment wi ll be the sort of pleasant experiences that wi ll make you want to com e and see us more often. You know you're always welcome.

On th e gridiron today we meet one of our greatest rivals- the University of Id aho Vandals. All the " dope " you may have read in the papers " goes by the boards" when Cougar meets Vandal. The intense school spirit betwee n these neighboring in stitutions is traditional, yet a clean , hard battle, full of color, thrills and excitement is always a result of the meeting.

Every one of your " kids" counts it a n honor and a privilege to have you with us. The best fellow on earth is always welcome, and you , Dad , have always been that one fellow. Come again , Dad, and come often.

CARL BREWSTER, President, Associated Students.

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UNIVERSITY OF IDAHO vs.

WASHINGTON STATE COLLEGE

FOOTBALL Annual Dad's Day Game

November 10, 1934 Pullman, Washington

Rogers Field

Publish ed by

ASSOCIATED STUDENTS State College of Washington Howard Greer, Director

Publicity Department

Price Twenty-five Cents

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UNIVERSITY OF IDAHO LEO CALLAND Head Coach

Richard Fox, Assistant Coach Glenn Jacoby, Assistant Coach Otto Anderson, Frosh Coach Ralph Hutchinson, Train er

Leo Calland is a former pupil of Howard Jones at the University of Southern California where he was an All-American guard and captain of the 1922 Trojan team. Following his graduation from U. S. C. he taught football at Whittier college for two years, then returned to his alma mater where he took over basketball and freshman football. He produced a coast championship basketball quintet in 1927.

In 1928 Calland joined the University of Idaho s taff as director of athletics and head football coach . He is an exponent of the Jones style of football and always produces hard-fighting, colorfu l elevens that play good ball. Under Calland, football at Idaho rides on a high plane.

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WASHINGTON STATE 0. E. HOLLINGBERY Head Coach

A. B. (Buck) Bailey, Line Coach Henry Bendele, Assistant Coach Karl Schlademan, Frosh Coach Dr. Wilbur Bohm, Trainer

Babe Hollingbery received his introduction to big-time footba ll at the Olympic club, San Francisco, where he played and coached with outstanding success .

His 1925 team won II games without a defeat, including victories over Stanford and California. It was the first defeat for California in five seasons.

Hollingbery took up the coaching reins at Washington State college in 1926 and his teams have been consistently strong. Only once, and that in 1927, has Washington State failed to finish in the top half of the Pacific Coast conference.

The 1930 team drove through the conference schedu le undefeated to win the Pacific Coast championship . In nine years under Hollingbery the Cougars have won a total of 56 games, lost 20 and tied four .

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VANDALS

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Charles Wilson Guard

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Bob McCue Tackle N o. 31

Bob Moser Tackle No. 12

COUGARS

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James Agee Quarterback No. 3 -

Rodger Dougherty Fullback

Ed Goddard Quarterback

No. 34

No. 28

Charles McBride Halfback No. 23

Ed Brett End

Harold Hawley End

No. 9

No. 22

Stanley Smith Center N o. 72

THE LINEUPS

SQUAD ROSTERS

(Subject to Change) VANDALS 10 Iverson ..

POSITION . __________ __Left End ____ ___ _

31 McCue.....

-----------------.... Left Tackle 32 Nutting _____ -------------------- _________ Left Guard ..

34 Barbee .....

8 Klumb

.. Herrold 45 ______ Smith 72

__ Right Guard _______ ------------

..... Stojack 41 _____ ___ _Bley 2

... Right Tackle.

6 Rich

... Right End .

... Brett 9 ____ _____ Goddard 28

30 Devlin ____ ________ ------- -----· _

.... Quarter ........ ..... ... .

27 Honsowetz ..

3 P. Berg _________ _

... Left HalL

____________ ___ McBride 23

Right Half. _________ Fullback.

__________ Christoffersen 13

4. Sundberg ________ _

No. Name 1. Cyril Geraghty 3. Paul Berg ---4. Ross Sundberg 5. Walter Mitchell 6. Walker Rich ------7. Ralph Spaugy ----8. Harold Klumb .

9. Howard Hesse .

10. Norman Iverson

.... Terry 40 _______ __ ____ Theodoratos 48

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14 A. Berg

University of Idaho

COUGARS

------------------ Dougherty 34

OFFICIALS Referee-George Varnell, Seattle.

Ump,ire-Aibe Cohn, Seattle.

Field Judge-James Mitchell, Spokane Head Linesman-Ralph Coleman, Corvallis.

Score

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VANDALS COUGARS

Touchdown, 6 points; Try After Touchdown, point; Field Goal, 3 points; Safety, 2 points.

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Frank Gwilliam --------------- ...... 188 Don Spaugy . 180 Glenn Owen ----------------- __________ 170 ___________ 185 George Rich ---______ 168 Leslie Holmes Clarence Anderson ·----------- ..... 160 John Cooper ---- ----------------- ... 201 Russell Honsowetz --- ----- ....... 171 Earl Smith ·----------------- ------------195 Elbert Inman ___ ............ 157 Clarence Devlin ---------------------- 160 Robert M cCue ---------- --------------203 Richard Nutting ---------- --- ........ 196 Joe Wheeler ----------------- __________ 200 Jack Barbee -------------- _____________ 202 Wendell Dayton ......... 165 Carl Osterhout ------------------------ 185 Leon Green ------------------------------ 163 James Keyes ---------------------------- 177 Ralp Villers ---------------------------- 165

State College of W aslhington No. Name 1. Ollie Arbelbide

Wt. ______________ 168

2. John Bley ------------- 194 3. Jim Agee _____________________ 165 4. Woody Bennett ------ ___ , __________ 160 5. Larry Sibillia ___ ---------------------- 17 5 8. F. T. Mahr ----_________ 185 9. Edwin Brett -------- ----------- ------ 192 10. George Bator ---------- _______________ 166 _________ 175 12. Dewayne Allen ______ 13. Ted Christoffersen ______ ........... 195 14. Don Springer ______________ 192 16. Oran Dover ___ ____________ 167 ..... 172 18. Dom George ------------20. Bob Brown --------------- -------------- 186 21. Ray And erson -------__________ 189 22. Harold Hawley ------ --------------- 187 23. Charles McBride ___ .. 184 25. Kay Bell ___ ---------------- ------- ------- 197 27. Robson Hind -------------------------- 183 28. Ed Goddard ---------__ _________ _180 31. Laird Haynes -------____________ 172 ..... 17 5 33 . George Blume _____ 34. Rodger Dougherty .......... 188 --------------- 175 36. Walter Zuger 37. Dwig ht Scheyer ____________ ___ 205 38. Hal Jones ----- -------------..... 171 40 . Floyd Terry ----- --- ------------- --- ---- 165 41. Frank Stojack -------------------------- 186 42 . Henry Hayduk -------....... 184 44 . John Grahek ____________ .... 184 45. Pete Herrold ---------------------- ..... 202 46 . Les Hildebrand .. ,... _________ 178 ______ 240 48. Geo. Theodoratos ____ 49. Floyd Stannard ---------------------- 185 50. Andrew Oswald ------- ______________ 180 55. J o hn Rosano ________ 168 57. Garth •Liesy ___________ _____ _____ 182 ________ 186 58. Phil Whittaker __ ________________ 175 62 . Mel Johansen ___ ____________ 171 63. AI Pechuls _____ ______ 198 66. Bud J ones _______ 67 . Len Suckling --------- _______________ 187 70. Austin Quist ---------- ------------------ 182 72 . Stanley Smith ... 190 77. Boyce Magness -------- _____________ 162

VANDALS

Wendell Dayton Fullback

Howard Hesse Tackle

No. 35

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George Rich End N o.

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John Cooper Guard

Paul Berg Fullback

No. 25

No. 3

Russ Honsowetz Halfback N o. 27

Richard Nutting Guard

Elbert Inman Quarterback

N o. 32

No. 29

COUGARS ,

John Grahek End

Larry Sibillia Halfback

No. 44

No. 5

Tex Magness Quarterback No. 77

J ohn Rosano Halfback

Dwight Scheyer Tackle

N o. 55

No. 37

Bob Brown Cen ter No. 20

Bud Jones Guard No. 66

KNOW THE OFFICIALS' SIGNALS With no intention of committinglese-maiesty, we herewith present a graphic presentation of the series of sign'als

RIGHT- Horitontal arc of eithei- hand: PLAYER ILLEGALLY IN MOTION. (Penalty, 5

LEFT- Hands above heed: SC 0 R E. (Used after touchdown, field goal, or convert. Palms of hands together indicates a safety.}

which the officials have devised to tell the stands

yards. If from shift or huddle, 15 yards.)

the nature of any pen-

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BELOW- Arms folded: FLYING BLOCK OR TACKLE. (Penalty, 5 yards.)

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ABOVE-Pushing movement of hands te front with arms in a ver· tical position: CRAWLING, PUSHING, OR HELPING BALL-CARRIER. (Penalty, helping ball -ca rri er, 15 yards; otherwise, 5 yards.)

ABOVE-Holding one

wrist: HOLDING. (Pen· alty'-b y offense, 15 yards; by defense, 5 yards.)

A B0 V E- Pushing hands forward from shoulders: INTERFERENCE WITH FORWARD PASS, OR PASS TOUCHING INELIGIBLE PLA YER.(Penalty, if interference by offense, 15 yards; otherwise, baM to opponents at point of foul.)

ABOVE- Hands on hip s: OFFSIDE. (Penalty, 5 yards.)

BEL 'OW-Waving hand behind back: ILLE G/.L FORWARD PAS>.

ABOVE-Swinging arms horizontally: USED TO INDICATE INCOMPLETE PASS, MISSED FIELD GOAL OR CONVERT, ETC.

ABOVE-Military saluto: UNNECESSARY ROUGHNESS, ILLEGAL DEFENSIVE USE OF HANDS. (Ponalty.

15 yards.) ALSO US~D FOR FLAGRANT ROUGHING. (Penalty, half distance to goal line and di,qualification.)

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Quarter Cyril Geraghty ..

Paul Berg ........................... ......... Halfback .. .......... Fullback Ross Sundberg ........

W alter MitchelL .. ........................ Quarter Walker Rich ........... ------·------- -·- ....... End Ralph Spaugy ...................... .. ........ Center Harold Klumb ...... . ···-·---- -····· ..... Tackle Howard Hesse ............................. .... Tackle Norman Iverson ............................. Endl Allen Jeffries ........... ---------------- .. ..... Halfback Robert Moser .. ........ ............. ... Tackle Alfred Berg............. ...... ... ....... . Guard Charles Wilson .................... .. Guard J ames Moore ................... .......... .. .. Tackle E arl Ritzheimer.. ................. .... End Frank Gwilliam .............................. , End D on Spaugy................................... Halfback ... End Glenn Owen .................

George Rich ........................ ..... .. End Leslie Holmes ........... ....... Halfback ... End Clarence Anderson ............... ...... ..... Guard John Cooper .... .............

Russell Honsowe tz .... ..... Halfback Earl Smith ................... .... ........ Halfback ............. Quarter Elbe rt Inman ..............

Clarence Devlin ......... . Quarter ....... Tackle Rob ert McCue ...................

Richard Nutting.......... .. Guard .. Center .Toe Wheeler .............. .. . Center Jack Barbee .................

Wen dell Dayton ........ ... Fullback Carl O sterhout ................. ....... . Guard Leon Green ............................ .. Halffoack James K eyes .................

Tackle Ralph Villers ...................

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Spokane, Wash.

Idaho Falls Idaho Falls Pt. Aren a, Calif.

Blackfoot Moscow Olympia, Wash.

Pomona, Calif.

Snoqualmie, Wash.

Gooding Rupert Idaho Falls Blackfoot Melba Coeur d'Alene Weiser Nampa Post Falls Filer Nampa Lewiston Gooding Harrison Filer Lewiston Mt. Home S. Pasadena ,Calif.

Rupert Ontario, Calif.

Shoshone Moscow Declo McCammon Council Moscow

PENALTIES Offense Offsid e .............................. .. .

Loss .......... ............ 5 yards

Holding by off ense .... ...... .............. .............. .... 15 yards Holdin g by defense .......... .............. ............ ........ 5 yards Incompl ete for ward pass .... ............... ... L oss of clown *Interference on fo r wa1·d pass (defen sive team) .... L oss of ba ll on spot of foul *Interfer ence on forwar d pass (p ass ing team) .......................... ............ .... 15 yard s In eli gibl e player to uchin g for ward pass ........ L oss of ball on spot it wa s put in play.

Failure of substitut e to report .... ..... ........ ....... S yards Sub stitute communi ca tin g before ball is in play .................................... .......... 15 yard s

Offense Loss Runnin g into ki cker ............................ .............. 5 yards R oug hin g ki cker ....... ......................... .............. 15 ya rd s Cli ppin g fr om behind ...................................... ! 5 yards Trippin g .................................................... ...... .... 15 yards U nn ecessar y roug hn ess .................................. 15 ya rd s K neein g. striking, ki ckin g Di squal ifi ca ti on and loss Y, di sta nce Offsi:le pl aye r touchin g ki cked ball Loss o f ba ll on spot of foul Backfield in m oti on ...................... ........ ............ 5 yard s T hr O\Y in g playe r who has m ade fair catch ...................... ............................... .. ....... 15 yards For delay ing th e ga m e ...................................... 5 yards Ill e~a l shift ................................................ ........ 15 y ards

*F or yo ur inform at ion : It is N OT int erference, if in a legal at tempt to play the ball , a defens ive player runs into vertently knocks th e o ffens ive receiver to th e g ro und.

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Washington

They Always

State's

Support

Best

Cougar Teams

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Boosters!

and Activities

These Pullman Firms and Men, Through Their Generous Aid, Make This Program Possible Lee Allen Hardware Audian Theatre Auto Transfer & Storage Berger's Garage Betty's Fashion Shop Brown & Holter Chevrolet E. S. Burgan & Son Central Barber Shop Checker Cab Co.-600 City Club City Market & Ice Co. City Shoe Store Clipper Barber Shop Cordova Th~atre Corner Drug Cougar Barber Shop Cougar Cottage Cougar Service Station Diamond Cab-81 & 53 Dan Downen, Insurance J.P. Duthie Electric Bakery El~ctric Shoe Shop Emerson Mercantile Farmer's Produce Market First National Bank

Dr. D. T. Ford Frank Forman Grover Gentry Dr. James Gilleland Glover Hardware Grange Warehouse Hawley's Boot Shoppe Held's Auto Electric Dr. A. E. Hudson Hutchison Studio Dr. Fred D. Johnston K & N Grocery Fred Keller, Insurance Dr. L. G. Kimzey Lane Thrift Store Julius Lycan's Garage Kelley-Hughes Martin's Garage Martin's Implement Maxwell Meats Milk House Miller Jewelry Neill's Furniture Neill's Sweet Shop Nook Grill

J. C. Penney Company Petersen Bros. Market Plaskett & Staley Potlatch Yards, Inc. Pullman Grain Growers Pullman Herald Pullman Hotel Pullman Laundry Pullman State Bank Pullman Tire Shop A. Smith Smoke House Snapp Electric Spengler's Bakery Standard Lumber Co. Standard Oil Co. of Calif.

Struppler's Confectionery Students' Bookstore W. F. Taylor, Jewelry Thompson Motors-Fords Tower Barber Shop Washington Hotel Washington Water Power Weisel's Auto Supply Otho West White Drug Store