Intermountain Union College - Prickly Pear Yearbook (Helena, MT)

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TIN- fQy'.!l'r1cklvl'ttr Faallsail U Of the football season at Intermountain this year it may be said that the team never was able to put forth its best efforts because of consistent and serious injuries. During the few quarters that the Panthers were intact they played beautiful ball, but most of the time Old Man I-Iard Luck had one or more valuable players on the bench with injuries. Yet, even with this handicap the Panthers won three out of five collegiate games and outscored their opponents 84-77. The first man to be removed from competition was Jules Gentry, a powerful back who gave promise of developing into one of the best ball carriers in the state. He wrenched his ankle so badly in a prac- tice session that, except for a few minutes of play in the season, he was entirely out. The collegiate season got under way Oct. I8 with the strong Ricks College team of Idaho furnishing the opposition. The Panthers got down to work in a hurry, rushed over two touchdowns and won the game I3-O. The victory. however, was a costly one for in the second quarter Gus Girnus suffered a badly wrenched knee which refused to heal during the whole season. During the early fall arrangements for an intersectional game with Spearfish Normal college of Spearfish. South Dakota. were com- pleted and the game was played in Great Falls the evening of October 23 under the floodlights of the Great Falls high school stadium. In a body. Intermountain students chartered a huge bus and attended the game enmasse. And what a game! The Spearfishers lost little time in getting down to work. They ran the ends. hurled passes, staged a touch down parade that at half time found them leading 33-7. .4 lIl'1'lIlLY-Sill'