Montana has been an in-and-out team all season. Sensationally strong earlier in the year, the Bruins drubbed the University of Washington and overwhelmed Montana Wesleyan, but they were so badly crippled in the process that they lost to Washington State and Whitman. Coach Bierman's men came back brilliantly against Montana State trimming that ancient rival 28 to 0 and they expect to repeat this performance when Idaho appears in Missoula.
Dissatisfied with the showing, the state college has changed its lineup. Carl Nagel of Genesee may be substituted for Frank Brown at one of the guards. Justin Gowen of Caldwell is likely to take "Babe" Brown's end job.
Injustice received in Idaho's Armistice day triumph over Utah may prevent two of Kelley's ablest linemen from entering the Montana game. One of these defensive luminants is suffering from a wrenched knee and the other is nursing a severe "charley horse."
Campus opinion with regard to the Montana game is not inclined to be optimistic. The rejuvenated Grizzlies are considered one of the most formidable elevens in the northwest conference and they may feel inclined to celebrate their return to full vigor by thoroughly mauling the Idaho eleven.  Montana probably will have a slight edge in the matter of weight, but Idaho aggressiveness is being counted on to equalize this difference in avoirdupois. Both men will make the trip. The End of a Perfect Day. 