Albion State Normal School - Sage Yearbook (Albion, ID)

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■Kl ■■ W 11 SON n ;itk-niplcii run ardiinii KunV i.-iul (if ifif lifKI was aKva a Jeail liivv. A c!i-aii. haiil fighter all llii- linuv ■DMV VOl ' NG la- !. Nliit ' u ' . aiul IilmiIn ' . Ail- nnk ' rfiice hairhack. IKiMI K ' W II I I .MS ■Gol llial luinil-n 12, ' All-cnnlVrcive tackle, XiilV scd -SWnn I ' l KK ' INS W ' l ' hiT Idsi jiriiiiinl cm their punts. Sam- my i:nniiiiuall ' ran them hack past scrimma ;c line. nil K() M III 1 K i) ertreiueK ' haul nut to crack, n accurate passer auil a sinnewall nn Je- leiiM ' 1 le II he misseJ at center ne l vear. r ' Page 73

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ill his tracks. The scrappy Normal gang battled for every inch, but was steadily pushed back hv the effective driving attack of eber. On the t ent -five ard line. .Mbion held four downs and dro e back. fhe ball rested near W eber ' s .i oal at the quarter. Positions in the Normal team were changed, and Young dro e o er for a score. Grouse con erted with a beautiful kick. Weber also scored in this frame, but failed to convert so at the end of the half, the score read 7-6 for Albion. llo e er. the Cardinals were unable t i check the fierce onslauf ht of Weber in the second half. Ihex ' pushed over two touchdowns, but failed to convert either. 1 his game showed .Mbion at her best. The outstanding, feature of the game was the speed of Perrins. The best work on returning punts b - a safety was done in this game. Homer Williams cinched his all-conference berth b his shattering drixes into the Weber territor - for the tackles, ■oung pla ed a hard, last game and earned his position as all-con ference halfback. I he entire . lbion team pla ed heails up ball. The one remaining game was with the southern branch at the Pocatello fieKI .Mbion had great ditficult - in getting started. From the beginning of the secoml quarter, however, remarkabl ' better work was done. fhe most outstanding exent of the game was . lbion ' s second touclulown scored b - oung on a sensational run from the kick-off. 1 le caught the old pigskin on the ten- ard line and cut through the entire Pocatello team. Buhler and Thomas, both with injured leet. deserxe credit for the pluckv battle the - put up. .MiMire and Wilson were towers ot strength to the team. Perrins should be commended lor being a cratt kicker ,ind a sensational carrier. In concluding a rex lew of the football season w leel that it has been liighlx successful. fhe prospects for next xear are x erx pniniisiug. and there is no question but that . lbion will gixe a good account of herself in the ( onlereiice race next fall. CONFER HNCF GA. li:S Team Date Score Plaxed at Team Score .Albion Sept. 28 12 Ixxin Falls 1 win Falls 9 .Albion Oct. II Kexburg Ricks (1 .Albion Oct. 20 .Albion lumni Albion Oct. 27 7 Albion Weber IS Albion Nov. 3 1,3 Pocatello S. B. L:. I. 28 Piige 74

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-,-.« ' -iSft JESS niOMAS e v at (he line game, but one of tlie best tackle in the conference for a ' that. •LONE CROLSE rare phiser who iliJ stellar work at center, tackle, and fullback. •■rO.M- ilAlCll . reformed L tah high school star. A neat punter, passer, and runner. 1 riple threat man de luxe. •JAN ' I1. NS1:N Kang ' end whose specialt ' was recei in.g passes clean pla er and game. Con- I ' erence end second choice. ■BOB ' WILSDN A giant tackle— reformed fullback, lie had that rare tiualit - of building hi.gh- wa s through the enemv lines. Page .0