College of Idaho - Trail Yearbook (Caldwell, ID)

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■-•. - ■■ liffliS lSifc Cleaver Hartkopf liramit Cornell The Squad XSE CORNELL is known tlu-ouo-liout tlie northwest as a footbuH coai ' li. He played four years of football in high school anil four years in the University of Oregon. INlr. Cornell has coached the football squads of the C. of I. since 191 (5. Pie has been able to de- velop a notable gridiron machine with scarcely 100 men from which to choose. Anse has the confidence and praise of the faculty, the student body and the townspeople. The .success of football in the College of Idalio has been largely due to Cornell ' s coaching ability. Charles Kul)itisoii ' ere Sower Coach Cornell Ohi esa Eastman Frank Huelt ■■Cll ' illi- Sore Ansa ■■VUiff Shienie Center, Knd Halt-oacS Right End Left End

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Aiiii ' i if ' foitr Sjiitiiy Collci r of Idaho Cheer Leatler Football Review HIS year ' s fmillKill mmsoii li.is Iniii .1 proiuniiiccd Mirocss. C. of I. has won tlie clianipionsliip in (lir Sniillurii Id.ilio (. iinffrfiice and tlu toaiii has proved itself equal hi ,s{|iiails n ' |iri ' sciil iiii;- iiiiich larfrer colleges and universities than the ( ' . of T. ' I ' lie reasons for their success are many. Coach Anse Cornell knows how to develoj) a team hy reason of his eijiht years ' experience at ])layin}r foothall and his five years ' ex])erienee at eoachlnir. Line Coach Jess Brandt developed a line that more than once held the ojiposinir teani on the one yard line for four downs. The team has shown the lighting spirit on llie )ir.i(lice field ,ind in llie games. The business men and townspeople have worked for the C. of I. .iiul the teini. ' I ' he lileaehers that are now on Cleaver Field, and the large crowds that turned out to see the games are evidences of the important ))art that the people of Caldwell have contributed to our success. Next year five of the old men will not be back. However, several of the second team men will be ready to stej) Into their places. The prospects are bright for a good season again next year. The schedule for next year is almost coni|)lcted and is as follows: I ' niversity of Idaho, at Moscow; Gooding College, at Caldwell; Pacific University, .it C.ildwell; I ' niversity of I ' tab, at Salt Lake: the Id.iliu Teeliiiie.il Institute, at Pocatello: and Willamette I ' liiversity, at Caldwell. i ' OOlBAl.i. KKNIKW lOli 111 LS i l-.AH sV i( O ilKiveiit.i I ' niversity of I ' tah - - I ' . ' ieilic I ' niversity - - - (iooding College - - - - Mont. ' ina .School of Mines Idaho Technical Institute Whitman College I ' Ifirr ■Salt Lake Ci(v Caldwell, Idaho Gooding, Idaho Butte, .Montana Caldwell, Idaho Caldwell, Idaho of 12 (i Si IT - lit - OfipoiK a .s- - l(i 11 lit TOTAL 12. ' i - 43

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Jess Hr.uult is tlic soul ot tliu line. Mr. Brandt has l)con lino coacli at Hie ( oUcgc of Idaiio for tlio past tliree years. His eiitliiisiasni and beaming c-oinitenance have been tlie inspiration wliicli lielps tlie s(|iiad to figlit and win. In his younger days Jess was chosen All-Rocky Mountain guard from Den- ver University. Frank P. Hartkopf is inti ' riiationally known as .Manager I ' ooki. How he came to possess this name is sliroiided in mystery. Mr. Hartkopf has been an efficient football manager for the past two years. His actions as manager and as a member of the student l:(:d sIioh that iiis main interest is to sjiread tiic fame of the ( ' . of I. aliroad. II. H. Cleaver is the football sciuad ' s best friend and advisor. Cleaver Field is named after him in appreciation of his loyal support of football, and his kindly interest in everything the College of Idaho is striving to accom- plish. Dal Hudspeth, captain of ni ' xt year ' s squad, has played two years for the College of Idaho. Interest in the game, persistence in })i-actice and a bull- dog spii-it are responsible for Dai ' s achievements in footi-all Huck Lowell, captain of this year ' s s(|uad, is the most versatile player on the team. He has held the jxisition of left halfback for tliree years. Buck knows football, passes and kicks with ability and has iieeii one of the out- standing stars on the college team. Chief Eastman has upheld the vni of the line tlirough three football seasons. A ])lav never passes him without lieing smashed iiit( . Chief is clever at picking passes out of the air and fights like a demon. w •11 - 1 William Speilit l.aniont Miller Capt. Blake Lowell Biir Moiitie ■Hiick- Center, End Fnll Back Half Baek Dal lliidspetb Capt. Kleef ■■DnI- Left C.unrd James .laekson ■•Jack- Hislit Tackle