Right after the game, things looked bad for Idaho in the opening minutes of the game. Sielk got the tip-off, the Washington guards came down the floor in perfect formation and Crawford shot the basket. The Washington score mounted rapidly until the score stood nine to two in favor of the visitors. Then Captain Fox called a conference of his players and in the final minutes of the first half the Idaho players overcame, basket by basket, the Washington lead and with the call of half time the score stood 18 to 18. Lewis Washington Star Washington put up a game fight in the second half but the great Idaho style of play was too much. A change in the second half in foul shooters worked to the advantage of Washington. Lewis started shooting the fouls and he made five points in five attempts. Lewis was the high point man for Washington with two field baskets and five free throws. Sam Moyer of Spokane who took Varnell's place as referee missed his train in Spokane and as a result did not arrive in Moscow until 7 the Northern Pacific. He dressed rapidly and the game started at 8:13. Moyer refereed a clean fair game with his close calling of fouls and excellent management of the game. His work was entirely satisfactory to both teams and to the crowd. Crowd Gathers Early The crowd of students started gathering at the gymnasium for the game shortly after 5 o'clock although the doors were not opened until 6:30. 