I'LL MEET YOU ON MOSCOW MOUNTAIN SUNDAY AT 12 O'CLOCK NOON
The Daily Star-Mirror
VOLUME XII
NUMBER 1
THE DAILY STAR-MIRROR, MOSCOW. IDAHO SATURDAY, OCTOBER 2. 1922.
WASHINGTON MACHINE STRIKES
SNAG IN IDAHO VANDAL ELEVEN
So ends a game which old football
hards from one end of the coast to
the other thought would be a Washington victory by at least twenty or
more points. True the Vandals were
on the defense the greater part of
the game and many times the Huskie
machine threatened to rumble across
the goal line and pile up a gigantic
score.
It was simply a case of the dark
horse running true to form. Idaho,
"the stranger in the coast conference
has long been considered as the dark
horse and today, against the heavier
Washington eleven ran true to prediction.
Play was in Idaho territory nearly
all of the game, but when the Idaho
line was seriously threatened the Vandals tightened with phenomenal results.
Idaho.
Washington
Idaho was rightfully entitled to
nothing to nothing tie, but when fate
decides against a team there can be
alternative, Idaho's overhead
work in the final period was sight,
for any gridiron and her smashing
against the heavier Washington line
was also a revelation.
The Vandals return to Moscow at
noon tomorrow over the Northern Pacific and the entire student body will
turn out to greet the warriors. 