VARSITY CO-EDS UNITE
UNDER WOMEN’S LEAGUE
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Committee, and the second vice presi
dent it head of the Athletic Commit
tee. There will be other committees
appointed, probably five or six, de
pending upon the scope of the work
to be undertaken at first, and the
chairman of these, together with the
officers will compose the Executive
Committee. The President announces
a meeting of the officers, together
with some of the women of the Uni
versity that have been prominent in
the formation of this League early
next week. At this time definite steps
will be taken toward a more complete
organization.
OREGON DOWNS WILLAMETTE
IN FAST GAME
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had walked and was attempting to
reach third on Steelhammer’s single,
was out, refusing to change his deci
sion when Anunsen dropped the ball.
McRae kicked like a Missouri night
ingale, but to no avail.
Dr. Sweetland, when seen after the
game, was highly satisfied with the
showing that his charges made in
holding the Varsity to three runs,
while Mr. Ayer wore the big fat smile
in appreciation of his team’s fielding
ability. The Varsity surely is coming
along in league-long leaps in this
part of the game, and another week’s
practice will make them a sheet of
Tangle foot for O. A. C.
The box score follows:
Oregon.
Cornell, ss.
Mount, cf.
Chandler, If.
Fenton, lb.
M. Bigbee, 2b.
Anunsen, -‘lb.
Billings, rf.
Motschenbacher,
L. Bigbee, p.
ABR II PO A E
.2 0 0 1 4 0
2 10 110
.3 0 10 10
.4 0 0 16 0 0
4 0 0 2 2 1
,3 0 0 1 5 0
4 112 0 0
s. 2 113 10
.3 0 1 0 2 0
Totals .27 3 4*26 15 1
Willamette.
AB R
Homan, 2b. .4 0
Lund, rf. 4 0
McRae, 3b.3 0
Steelhammer, c. .3 0
Hamilton, lb. .3 0
Gates, If. .3 0
Drake, p. 2 0
Booth, ss. 3 0
Howard, cf. 3 0
H PO A E
0 2 2 1
0 0 0 1
0 0 4 0
1 2 0 0
12 0 0
13 0 0
10 6 0
0 0 3 0
0 1 0 0
20 0 3 24 15 2
♦Gates hit by third strike.
Summary-Earned runs, Oregon, 2.
Left on bases, Oregon, 7; Willam
ette, 3. Bases on balls,off Bigbee, 1;
off Drake, 5. Hit by pitched ball,
Anunsen. Struck out, by Bigbee, 3;
by Drake, 2. Passed ball, Steelham
mer, 1. Scorer, Kay. Time, 1:15.
Umpire, J. Pluvius Mick.
The Avavas are initiating Harold
Cohn today.
Donald Pague and James Cellars
attracted considerable attention yes
terday by appearing on the race in
bathing suits. The boys claim to have
been the first lo brave the cold waters
of the mill race this year.
FAIR (’(MODS SPORT IN
APRIL FROLIC TONIGHT
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and then his murder by the suffrag
ettes present.
How to Get a “Man."
Chi Omega will act out the last
chapter of a book dealing with the
dramatic incidents of sorority house
life, in which every one is shot as the
finale. The Desperate Seniors, im
personated bj the Gamma Phi Beta,
the griefs encountered by certain Sen
ior women in their attempt to get a
“man,” and their idea as to the best
\va> to capture one, in fact several
specific men.
Kappa Kappa Gamma will also
stage a circus, containing queer ani
mals, acrobats, clowns, caliopes, snake
charmers and “wonderful costumes.
Doctor Stuart and her gym classes
will be done to a brown by Delta
Delta Delta, while the faculty women
and it is rumored, some of the faculty
men, will come in for their share at
the hands of Beth Keah, with their
"Talking Motion Slippies.
Triple-A will show the real burn
ing soul of a Sophomore in Hades.
Ten girls will impersonate Satan. 1 he
Kutaxian society will reveal its dis
covery of the Fountain ef Youth, con
sisting of a box into which you enter
old and aged, and emerge a spright
ful creature of beauty.
Lambda Rho will take care of H. J.
Parkison for an evening at the
“County Fair,” while the women of
the Mary Spiller Hall will show the
folly of attempting to do just what
we say, as “he dropped his eye upon
the floor.” Dancing and singing, and
ice cream and stick candy will con
clude the fun.
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DEBITORS ORGANIZE
NEW ORDER OF TRET
Zimmerman Elected President of So
ciety Which Will Later be
Honorary.
At a meeting held last night a for
ensic honor society was organized un
der the name of “Order of the Foren
sic O,” Seven charter members were
present and perfected the organiza
tion and adopted by-laws and a con
stitution.
The purpose of the new order is to
create greater interest in debating
and forensics and also to become an
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honor society for those who have won
their “O” in this branch of activity.
This is the first society of its kind
ever organized at Oregon for forensic
honors, but it should be a decided suc
cess, as all the larger schools on the
coast have organized such clubs with
great success.
The charter members of the new
organization are: Robert W. Prescott,
Carleton E. Spencer, Howard W. Zim
merman, David Pickett, A. Burleigh
Cash, Vernon Motschenbacher, and
Dal King. At the meeting last night,
Howard Zimmerman was elected
president and Dal King secretary.
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