Whitworth University - Natsihi Yearbook (Spokane, WA)

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I! b AVEA I ,. A -1 l me , T . . 1 ' N. .rl-+L .li ,ini A lui V ni. , F , 1 V: Lewiston Normal-Whitworth The Pirates opened the -first quarter of the Lewiston-Whitworth game by scor- ing a touchdown in the first three minutes. A pass from Warrick to Mooers, who fumbled on the goal line, the fumble being recovered by Tonn, brought this touchdown about. As the try for point was blocked, the score became 6 to 0 for Whitworth. The half ended with the ball in the Pirates' possession with the score still in their favor. Bronson of Lewiston, who was the outstanding player in the game, broke loose for a 35-yard sprint to the goal line. As the kick was good, Lewiston Nor- mal Went into the lead 7 to 6. Whitworth, trying vainly to score, started passing in the fourth quarter and lateraled one into the waiting arms of Bethel, Lewiston end, who ran unmo- lested fifty yards to the goal line. This ended the scoring, and the game ended 13 to 6 in Lew,iston's favor. T .L

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Lewiston Nonnal-Whihworth Although outplaying and out-charging the Normal Pioneers in the Lewiston-Whit worth game, the Pirates were unable to score, and the game ended in a scoreless tie. This game really tested Whitworth's power. The Pirates gained 202 yards from scrimmage to 91 for Lewiston, and made 15 first downs to the Idaho team's four. Mooers tried a field goal in the second period, but missed by inches. Frazier, who had been unable to play during most of the season because of injuries, turned in one of the greatest games of his career. He backed up the line with a great deal of ability and plunged tor many long gains. Matheson, playing his first game, really showed up in the line, as did Wold. This game ended the Whitworth football sea- son.

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dfxt 'lu 5-J Charles Frazier Bob Allison Howard Warrick 0,1 l ,.. mf t 4 Leonard Richardson' ' Norman Richardson of-fonozazy Captains The honorary captainship was divided among three brilliant Pirate gridders: Charles Frazier, Bob Allison, and Howard Warrick. Frazier is a two-year letterman at fullback. I-le was A. S. W. C. president for 1936-37. Allison, quarterback, was co-recipient of the Snider award in 1935 and had been honorary captain three times before. I-Ie was student assistant coach in football, 1936. Allison played his fourth year. Warrick, third-year monogram winner, played end and halfback. He also was student assistant coach in football, junior varsity basketball coach, and head baseball mentor. cinicfsfc cqwazcf Leonard and Norman Richardson, twin brothers and sophomores from Clark- ston, were voted the Snider Cup, football inspiration award, for the 1936 season. These two rugged linemen flashed as outstanding performers and good sportsmen in every game and were named on several All-Opponent teams. N.ig Borleske and Red Reese, coaches at W'hitman and Cheney Normal respectively, both lauded the fine playing of the Richardsons. Norman's illness prior to the Home-coming game gave the Pirates the slogan, Win for Rich! Leonard played his best football in the last two games. Both men are prominent in student activities. MM