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One side there, Whitman! Here comes the LittleGiant over standing up on the first of the Vandals'nine touchdown jaunts.ORviLLE ScHMITZEndBon McCuETackle"Open it up, boys," said Coach Calland. "Wewant to give the home fans a treat, and I wantto find out just what you've got.""Okay, Leo," chimed his Vandal signal-callers;and open it up they did, at the expense ofNig Borleske's light Whitman outfit, perennialcontenders for the Northwest title.The Vandal first string rolled over for threetouchdowns so fast that several players weresent to the showers and were back in the grandstandto watch their teammates finish the firsthalf. The parade of touchdowns didn't stopthere, however, and it was still going on withevery last Idaho reserve in on the fun when thetimer's gun cut it short with the count 6o to o.It was big Bob McCue, reformed tackle, onthe dispatching end of some long-distance passesthat kept every spectator in the stands until thelast play. Standing ten yards behind the line ofscrimmage, he let go some mighty flips to endsand halfbacks, who had scattered all over thefield from a "spread" formation. With Bob'spasses that were going for as much as a net gainof 8 5 yards in two pia ys, and a varied assortmentof running plays that were clicking all theway through, the outcome was inevitable. Carpenterstarred for Whitman.Bon Mose:RTackle