baskets. Moss 4 out of six free throws
Nash 1 field basket, Copeland 2 field
baskets, Mcivor 1 free throw.
Substitutions for Idaho—Carder for
Cozier.
for King, Burgess for Cisna, Nash for
Substitutions for
Moss.
Officials—Charley Gray of Moscow,
referee; T. D. Matthews of Moscow,
and "Doc" Bohler of Pullman, time
keepers; Callow of Pullman and Priest
of Moscow, scorekeepers.
A vociferous Idaho violently voiced
her victory over W. S. C. with a yell
rally, band concert, bonfire, and
general hullabaloo lasting from late
last night to early this morning, the
scene of said festival activities being
the proverbial campus steps.
It all started in Pullman, where
Bunt Breshears, Ish Kerin, Murphy,
Boyd Cornelison, Grove Evans, Ken
Hunter, and some others held a short
celebration in Duttons confectionery.
When they disbanded it was agreed
that they would meet at the Fern, in
This was done, and from
Moscow.
there the spirit gradually spread over
the campus.
By midnight a noisy mob had gathered at the campus steps, the Kappa
Sig band, being especially in evidence.
With Garde Wood leading the yells
and Lynn Hershey the band and the
usual sounds by which college students are known to express alike their
joy and their rath were poured forth
in great volume.
The aggregation blared in front of
the Gamma Phi house, shouted under
the eaves of the Dormand again rent
the air in the vicinity of the home.  Of the Chi Delts. At this point, all interest in further journeys, sleeping quarters of the feminine face of the student body was lost when fire was lighted on the campus. A walk. 