Lewis Clark State College - Yearbook (Lewiston, ID)

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Notion Whilworlh College 7 l..5.N.5. 20 The Pioneers jour- neyed to Spokane for what they supposed a cinch contest. lfarly in the first quarter XVhit- worth garnered their single touchdown and held their lead until the beginning of the fourth when the Normal finally righted themselves and drove over three touch- downs in a row. Wilson Kessler, and Roberts starred. Spokane JF. 6 L.5.N.5. 38 Playing before a homecoming crowd which filled the bleach- ers the Pioneers climax- ed their season with an overwhelming victory over the Spokane 'Iunior College squad. The en- tire team functioned beautifully with Zieman and Roberts setting the pace. Major, fullback, starred for the visitors. 2. , ..1 is . , ,Q-1. Heads Vp Left End Run Plowing 'l'brough October 5, Idaho lfrosh .. October 13, XYhitworth .. October 20, Cheney . . . . October 27, La Grande ........ November 3, Wlhitworth ttherej ...... November 10, Spokane Junior College 1 Homecoming J ................ . 0-10 . 26-0 . 0-32 . . l2- 7 . 20- 7 .. 38- 6

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Cheney NOl'fTtCll 0 ef it ' tml Football lCiCIl1O l:l'OSl't 22555-1 L -.fL N O -.un V--- 1 .. -ak i ,X heavy pile-driving lirosh tcam outpasscfl, puntccl, aiicl chargcfl the Xormalitcs in thc first game of thc Scason. Uv' casional flashes of stu-ngtli lightcnccl an otherwise clcstiltory con- test. A 1 Whilworlh College O l..5.N.5. 26 ,-Xftcr eight straight losscs without a touch- flown st-orccl, thc l'io- neers finally lmrokc their jinx . llchiiicl :L fast- cliarging, lHlI'll-1ll'lYlllQ line. Peck licssler, Zim'- man and Wilson starrt-cl lmoth imliviclually ancl as ling Vila' 1 ' Iiyitiuiu i1..mt-nt With Ii,tI.N. -1 111111- XX hcrv Q thc llall Chcncy Normal, with a tcam which playa-ml Gonzaga Lhiversity a good ganic, rorlc roiighshocl over thc lmlaho lnoys clcspitc an opposition which m-vcr lost its lirc or tight. Pcclcrson espccially starrctl for thc visitors while .loncs ancl I lxolmcrts lookccl well for thc Normal. East 0re8On Normal 7 In thc harclc-Tl fought contcst of thc year thc liom-urs finally tri- umpliwl. Thu lxwistoii mon st-on-fl twivc in thc lirst half :mrl spent thc rcmainclcr ot' thc game attcmpting to clicck an aroiisccl l Dragon sqiiacl.

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e is' Leer HIWE if -4' Qs ER SPCR? Qx 15.9.4-.4..4.X.n-.a..4..4.h. 4.4.f4.-4.. 4.35.3 M in Whitman P ys The Pxoneele met slonarles last. Saturday now on are firm The Walla Walla baskets from every position. The only are sure they didn't balcony. The score The Greene shots and as far as concerned were even up 0 the hoop for any good The score may be explained F0111 the u1dn't TWO OF THREE igignmnnn GAM ,g Ei s 5- sfo 1 fb N N A S ' , 'J' .9 S, Nsiveq NEH5 HUW TUn UHENEYS H'lBlf Minute 'Barra b Sava ge .Y-Red Hee gas Smothers Pioneers, Chances under al deioglq, 0CIle's X Gflf M ovweagfer one H650 nn IZFHI5 FIIJIX UHLIJUIV WUHSTMPU EONS Were Considered Foe in Basketball Sf According to Poll Eastern Oregon Normal a considered to be the Plonee foe engaged during the 1935 schedule. Members of this year's squ cent poll conducted by Bob to select an all-opponent. 1 the Normalites met during t 25-game schedule which cr from early December to the of February, cast their vc Mountaineer players, and- from Whitman, Cheney and of Idaho. Chen. la nhey St Votes Scattered with teams from of Idahc which '14 freshman teams S-x...'h Washfng-ton Lewlston took ' defet , H8I'6fOfOr' Freshmen Mod L Couga ' 8 U tune or on vvcv v v'r v vvQ' the 81-6636 to floor If time of goach il margin andoff the baskets GH-Sl-:lu the. through the score to eigh had, an t I Ursux W. Mvlilmxll- 'I'uMl41Ns 4'n,u ll lim 11 M r u n I ml L'f1f'lu:'n l'4urvn'ur1l Hvflllflfftlll l m'wur1i NN ll lr M.-xx 1 II Iwi l I IXWALIVS :wi lwu' the tural tum' In the Ill twrx' of the VllPlll'L'l' l1lSIllllIl Il. ll R 1111111114 III 1 pull rrm11c111c'lr-cl ln' Hula ,Xrruf lllL'l1llJL'I'S ul' this ye: ' n wuucl. l4L'Wl5lUlllZlll SINJVVS lfclilur seluvlenl len men lu cfnmrpuse