DOLAN, MINUS SMASH, ALMOST BLAIS DOBIE WILY SCOT BADLY SCARED BY 9-3 VICTORY Jaequot, Blackwell and Young Star. Whitman Puts W. S. C. Back Another Notch. “Ye Gods of War! What has Do lan wrought?” Thus exclaimed the sporting sheets of the Northwest.when they heard of the terrific battle which the Oregon Aggies waged against Gilmour Dobie’s University of Wash ington eleven on the Multnomah grid iron last Saturday. Entering the con test with betting odds three to one against them, the (). A. C. eleven took the aggressive and literally swamped their northern opponents in the mud covered field. Washington was the first to score, with a drop kick by quarterback Young after the ball had been placed upon the Aggie 16-yard line by a series of lucky runs. From that time until the final touchdown by Washington, the odds were always in favor of Dolan’s eleven. Blackwell Ties Score. In the second quarter, by spectacu lar work, the O. A. C. backs succeed ed in keeping the ball almost contin uously in their opponents’ territory, which enabled Blackwell to try for several place kicks, and finally suc ceeding in putting one between the goal posts and tying the score. All during the second half the ball zig zagged back and forth, with (). A. C. making ten yards to their opponents’ eight, until three minutes before the final whistle blew, when Washington, after a 20-yard gain on a forward pass and a succession of line bucks, placed the ball over the goal line and nosed out a lucky nine to three victory. Dobie Excited. This was the first real scare that has been thrown into the Dobie camp for several years, and the wily Scot was appreciably excited. All of Do bio’s fancy dancing and clever con tortionist stunts, including the famous Highland Fling and the reverse hand spring, were of no avail against the spectacular team work displayed by the Dolan eleven. The Washingto nians won simply by chance. Blackwell was the shining star for the Aggies, but he was closely sec onded by May at tackle, Christian at center, and Evendon, the veteran full back. For Washington, fullback Jacquot and quarterback Young were the stars. Niles Is Again Whitman Star. The elements were again disturbed at Spokane when the shifty Whitman College eleven exceeded the hopes of its most ardent admirers and over whelmed Benders’ Washington State College eleven by the one-sided score of BO to 0. The game was Whit man’s throughout, and its goal was never in serious danger. “Tubby” Niles, Whitman’s All Northwest fullback, was the star for the Missionaries, while Keinholz and Coulter played best for W. S. C. I’KOI'. YOUNO’S SENIORS TO HOI I) ('ON E EH KNEES (Continued from First- Page.) ing for the elfeetiveness of each eon fercnee. “Systems of public accounting as a step towards attaining highest elli cieney in the affairs of municipalities, counties, and the state, will be made the subject of another conference. The organization of municipal mar kets and of farm credit, associations will also be promoted under the aus pices of the l7ni\ ity. "Furthermore it is believed that a comprehensive d- ■ h>pmont of Ore gon’s power resour. and the general application of de, ity upon the Oregon farm will hi hastened through a discussion that elicits general co operation of all parties concerned. Other matters of . lie as vital inter est will be taken up. “The motives i h lying this Uni versity movement are the ideal and spirit of commonwealth service, larg est utilization of scientific procedure and the purpose to bring about the co-operation of all representations of all interests.” Nearly a dozen coaches from the different Northwest colleges saw the O. A. C.-Washington game, Satur day. Chambers Hardware Company Gillette Safety Razors Lumber Lath Shingles 13<h ST. MEAT MARKET C. B. DANIELL Fresh Meats, Fish and Game Elliott Hdw. Co. FINE CUTLERY A SPECIALTY White Temple UNIVERSITY HOME BAKERY IIARRY H. KORN, Prop. EUGENE, - - OREGON Bakery: Fourteenth and Mill,. Store: 611 Willamette Street. Phone 71. Phone 220. EUGENE STEAM LAUNDRY Phone 120 West Eighth St. Allan’s Grocery 690 Lawrence St. We carry a full line of all that is nifty in the line of tablets, ink, pen cils, etc., as well as the best of gro ceries. 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