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Cheney State Normal School versus football program, 1936

Gonzaga University. Associated Students

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Gonzaga Septem ber 27 ______St. Mary' s at San Francisco October 2 ______Cheney Normal al Spokane Schedule October 17 ______J\'lonlana U. a t Missoula for 1936 October 25 ______San Fr ancisco al Spokane October 3L ______ldaho U. al Spokane Novemb er 15 ______Portland U. at Portland November 2L ______P u get Sound at Tacoma December 5 ______Wash. State at Spokane

1935 Gonzaga ______7 Ch en ey ______13 at Spokane Gonzaga ______0 Oregon ______18 at Por tland Results Gon zaga ______7 Idah o ______6 at Spokane Gonzaga ______6 0 . S. C. ______33 at Cor vallis Gonzaga ______0 S. F. U. ______20 at Sp okane Gon zaga ______21 Wash burn ______0 at Spokane Gonzaga ______7 w. s. c.______o at Pu]hnan Gonzaga ______7 Montana ______7 at Great Falls Gonzaga ______50 Puget Sound ______12 at Spokane Gonzaga ______20 Portland ______0 at Spokane

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Gonzaga's 1935 Lettermen Lost John Close, Tackle , Half Doug Day, Center Tom McNeese, F uJlhack Russ Hale, Guard Mike Tucci, Center Malt Vassen, Guard

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In 1931 several changes were made in the calling signals for the Gonzaga eleven, and Gonzaga Athletic Staff. The R ev. Paul F. Ray"Doc" Mauro received the title of Trainer. Corke1·y, S. J., was transferred from the Uni­ These six men have been working together versity of San Francisco, where he acted as continually for the past six years, and their athletic director, lo the position of Athletic combined efforts have produced teams which Director at Gonzaga University. The same Gonzaga is proud lo acknowledge. This year , John Close, veteran Gonzaga lineman of the year Head Coach, , and As­ class of 1935, has been added lo the coach­ sistant Coach, Sam Dagley, moved up from ing staff as Line Coach. With the exception Los Angeles, to assume the chief coaching of Sam Dagley who received his " maxhnas" positions for the Bulldogs. Freshman coach, from the University of Santa Clara in 1927, Claude McGrath, took over the F1·eshman the entire Football Staff are graduates of team in 1931. That Fall "Bill" Frazier was Gon zaga University. GALE SIEGLE CE.NTE.P, Coach Byron (Red) Reese CHENEY NORMAL

Beginning his sixth year as coach of the Savages. Coach Byron "Reel" Reese looks more optimistic than ever. Graduation last Spring clicl not hit "Reel" as hard as it has in previous years, aucl he returns to Gonzaga to­ night with a team of veterans. In fact, with the exception of a few changes we will see the same team on the field tonight that con­ quered the Bulldogs last year with a score of 13-7. Although it is generally expected that the score will be different this year, there's no altering the fact that Coach Reese will have his usual strong, fighting team.

Below we have Cheney's starting linemen for to-night's game. Every man a veteran and ready lo see what can be clone lo repeat last year's surprise victory.

Brannon Blair Felber Bawman Green Frank Borek End Tackle Tackle Guard Center Guard End Cheney Squad

20 Bankey, end 56 A. Poffenroth, 66 Borek, end 21 Boyk, halfback quarter or half67 Shields, halfback 22 White, tackle 57 Blair, tackle 68 Brown, halfback 23 Lybecker, full 58 Hibbs, end 70 Gehlen, tackle 24 Stannard, g, 59 Bannon, end 72 Barnes, halfback 25 Burbank, c 60 J . Poffenroth, g. 74 West, guard 26 Forrey, tackle 61 Cronrath, tackle 75 Bauman, guard 27 Ahlers, tackle 62 Dawson, tackle 76 Green, center 28 Smith, end 63 Venter, center 77 Felber, tackle 53 Cross, quarter 64 Harris, fullback 78 Frank, guard 54 Pierce, half' 65 Maurstad, end 79 Anderson, full

Gonzaga Squad

1 Haug, q 18 Bradford, q 36 Lansing, e 4 Leonard, e 19 Reynolds, g 38 Van Derzender, c 5 Kennedy, t 20 U lvestad, e 39 Madden, Geo., t 6 Higgins, q 21 Goldstein, h 42 Baker, g 8 McBreen, h 22 Brass (Capt.) , e 43 Eiguren, f 9 Habermann, g 25 McElvain, h 44 Justice, e 10 Siegle, c 26 McGuire, f 45 Madden, John, g • 11 Bauregard, h 27 Morgan, g 46 Murphy, t 12 Olsen, h 28 Todorovich, g 47 Peyron, g 13 O'Donnell, h 29 Kievit, t 48 Van Dyck, t • 14 Ely, e 30 Flanagan, e 50 Hanson, t 15 Smart, f 32 Imhoff, t 51 Healy, c 16 Vaessen, e 35 Caramanica, g 62 Franck, g 17 Mel inkovitch, h 77 Karamatic, f PROBABLE STARTING LINE-UP Subject to Change by Coaches

GONZAGA CHENEY 22 Brass (C.) ______L, E------·----· ·· ····-··Borck 66 45 Madden ...... ·-·······-·L. T._..... ·---···-······Felber 77 47 Peyron.·- ·-·-··-·········L. G. ··-··············-···Frank 78 10 Siegle·--··· -·······--· -··--·C. ______._ ._. ___.. _Green 76 9 Habermann·- ····-----R. G, .·-··-···-·······Bauman 75 5 Kennedy·-·-········---·R. T ...... _···---·-··---·-- Biair 57 20 Ulvestad .. ·-···--· ··--·-- R. E._...... Bannon 59 6 Higgins ...... _. __ Q. B ...... ·- ·-· ·-·-····Cross 53 12 Olsen __ ··········-·--·-·--L. H._..... ···-·-·-·-·-·Barnes 72 8 McBreen_···········--··R. H ...... -.. -Poffenroth 56 77 Karamatic.·-·-·· ·· ·- ··-F. B ...... _···-···-· Anclerson 79 OF:FICIALS Referee ····-·······-·······- ······--···-·-·-··--··-········ Gale Mix Umpire --·····-····-·············-·····-····---·-···-···· E. Hunter Head Linesman_·-··-····----·--···----···- C. Quackenbush Field Judge ...... ·-······-··-·············-········---- E. Mitchell

Score 2 3 4 Total

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'I I > LOSS OF FIVE YARDS

1 Holding by defensive side 7 Offside 14 Taking time out more than three 2 Crawling 8 Encroachments on neutral zone times during half 3 Attempt to draw opponents off­ 9 Feint to snap ball 15 Player out of bounds side 10 Illegal possession 16 Running into kicker 4 Delaying game 11 Interference with opponents be- Second, third fo urth incom- fore ball is put in play 17 or 5 Taking more than two steps plete forward pass in four after fair catch 12 Substitute failing to report clown s. 6 Illegal tackling or blocking 13 Backfield in motion

LOSS OF FIFTEEN YARDS

18 Holding by side in possession of 25 Tripping 33 More than one attendant going ball 26 Leaving fi eld during one-minute on field 19 Hurdling intermission 34 Failure to come to one-second 20 Coaching from sidelines 27 Unsportsmanlike conduct s top in shift play 21 Intentional grounding of forward 28 Piling up 35 Roughing the kicker pass 29 Tackling out of bounds 36 Clipping 22 Interference with fair catch 30 Rushing, pulling, interlocking, 36 Illega l return to game interference, etc. 23 Substitute communicating be­ 31 Running into opponents illegally 37 T eam not r eady to play at sched­ uled time. fore first play 32 Individual going on field with­ 24 Throwing fair catch er out permission

OTHER PENALTIES

38 Foul within one-yard line: half 40 Slugging: half distance to goal 42 Any act committed by an out­ distance to goal line and disqualification sider but affecting the game: the referee is empowered to 39 Interfer ence with forward pass 41 Flagrant roughing of kicker: 15 impose such penalty as jus­ by defense: loss of the ball yards and disqualification tice may require