TOPERS IS DEMIT
IT FIRST PRACTICE
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Ndwly Chosen Yell Leader Say a He
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Yell Chief Vosper, with the assist
ance of Don Orput and Jack Dolph,
assembled the masculine side of the
Student Body for the first yell prac
tice last Thursday. The only lacking
feature seemed to be the Frosh, who
were corraled at the class meeting
in Dr. Straub’s room and who marched
over to the field later 150 strong.
“I want more men to come out here
and yell,” says the chief. “They must
yell. It is not only for the games,
but to liven up the Student Body and
to create some spirit. We want to
bury all the old stuff and get some
new pep and ginger into the rooting
this fall.
“If possible, I want to have one
meeting a week, probably Tuesday ev
ening, of both men and women, in Vil
lard, to practice both yells and songs.
This will help to get the Student Body
together and instil pep as nothing
else can”
OREGON-WHITMAN GAME TAME
(Continued from page 1.)
Score: Oregon 6; Whitman 0.
Philbin kicks off to Slover on Whit
man’s 20-yard line. Slover returns
the ball 10 yards. Slover punctures
Oregon’s tackle for six yards. Or
egon penalized five yards for an off
side play. Hoover jjains one yard on
a quarterback run. On a delayed
pass McDonald makes two yards
through left tackle. Hoover loses four
yards in attempting to circle Oregon’s
right end. Bishop punts 30 yards to
Cornell, who is thrown in his tracks.
Bleckett punts 45 yards to Hoover, who
is downed on the spot. Neiswanger
fails to gain through right tackle.
Whitman penalized five yards for an
off-side play. Garrett breaks through
and tackles Hoover, who fumbles on
his own 30-yard line, Philbin recover
ing the ball. Bryant gains four yards
in two downs. Parsons negotiates
the distance on the third down. He
immediately tears off seven more on
an end run. Utter replaces Bishop,
. who was injured on last play. Bry
ant carries the ball within a foot and
a half of the goal line. Cornell loses
two yards on an attempt to skirt the
end. Parsons puts the ball over on
the third down. The second touch
down came after 18 minutes of play.
Bryant fails to kick goal.
Score: Oregon 12; Whitman 0.
Philbin kicks 80 yards to Hoover,
who returns it ten yards.
On the second down Whitman mis
cues on a forward pass. Whitman
penalized five yards for an off-side
play. Whitman punts 25 yards to
Cornell, who runs it back l-l yards
down the side-line. Malarkey gains
four yards around tackle. Bryant is
held. Parsons makes yardage through
line. Quarter up.
Second Quarter
It is Oregon's ball, first down, on
Whitman’s 40-yard line. Cornell reels |
off 11 yards on a quarterback run on
the first down, and repeats for nine
yards. Trout is injured and Potter'
replaces him. Bryant hits the line fori
six yards. Malarkey adds four yards,
and on the next play carries the ball
over for the third touchdown. The
second quarter is now three minutes
old. Bryant kicks goal.
Score: Oregon 19; Whitman 0.
“Sheet’’ Bigbee replaces Cornell and
Lyle Bigbee replaces Malarkey.
“Skeet” kicks off -10 yards to Slaver,
who carries it back to his own 28
yard line. Neiswanger makes one
yard on a tackle around play. Mc
Donald hits the line for one yard.
Weist nails Slover for a loss. Hoo
ver punts 25 yards to Bryant. Lyle
Pigbee gains three yards, Bryant four
through line. Parsons annexes eight
yards otf tackle. Whitman braces and
holds Oregon for downs. Whitman’s
ball on her own 80-yard line. Utter
goes through the line for three yards
on a fake punt. Whitman is penalized
15 yards for holding. Hoover punts
80 yards to “Skeet'’ Bigbee, who is
downed in his tracks. Monteith re
places Parsons. Monteith makes five
yards through the line. Powrie goes
in for Garrett, Monteith fails to gain.
Hendricks replaces Bryant. Lyle Big
bee fails to gain. Monteith makes
five yards on two downs.
Ball passed over “Skeet” Bigbee’s
head for 30-yard loss. Whitman’s ball
in the middle of the field. Oregon re
covers on first down, Powrie pouncing
on a fumble. Monteith smashes tack
le for six yards. “Skeet” Bigbee tries
drop kick from the 40-yard line. No
goal. Whitman puts ball oin play on
her bwn 15-yard® line. Hoover punts
35 yards to “Skeet” as half is called.
Oregon opens second half with the
same line-up with which she started
the game. Hoover returns kick-off
to 30-yard line'. McDonald pinned be
hind his own line on a fake punt. Hoo
ver punts, the ball rolling to Oregon’s
20-yard line. Oregon fails to make
yardage and Whitman secures ball on
Oregon’s 30-yard line. After two fu
tile attempts to pierce Oregon’s line,
Hoover tries the left end, but is
downed by Risley. With the ball on
the 30-yard line, Hoover tries a place
kick, which is successful.
Score: Oregon 19; Whitman 3.
Third Quarter
Hoover kicks off to Bryant, who
runs it in to Oregon’s 35-yard line.
Parsons makes a 12-yard dash, but
Oregon is penalized 15 yards because
Weist assisted the runner. Beckett
punts 35 yards. Parsons intercepts
Whitman’s forward pass on Oregon’s
45-yard line. Malarkey plunges
through the line for eight yards. Bry
ant negotiates yardage through the
line. Parsons makes beautiful 35
yard run around left end, shedding
several tacklers.
The bal lis on Whitman’s 25-yard
line. In three downs Oregon’s backs
accumulate 15 yards through the line,
but a forward pass is smeared, and the
ball goes to Whitman on her 16-yard
line. Hoover punts 35 yards. Ma
larkey slips between tackle and guard
for six yards. Bryant hits center for
yardage. Oregon is penalized 15
yards for holding. Lyle Bigbee re
places Bryant. Bleckett punts 60
yards, Weist spearing Hoover in his
tracks. Hoover punts 40 yards to
Oomell, who runs it back 15 yards.
Malarkey gains one yard through the
left side of the line. Lyle Bigbee fails
to gain. Whitman assessed five yards
bn an off-side play. Malarkey sprints
12 yards around right end. Quarter
ends with the ball in Oregon’s posses
sion on Whitman’s 22-yard line.
Fourth Quarter
Bishop nails Cornell for a five-yard
setback on an end run. Parsons held
on second down. With the ball on
Whitman’s 28-yard line, Parsons ex
ecutes a successful place kick.
Score: Oregon 22; Whitman 3.
Philbin kicks off to Slover. Whit
man makes three short gains througn
the line, and Slover makes yardage
through tackle. Malarkey intercepts
a forward pass on Whitman’s 45-yard
line. Lyle Bigbee runs Whitman’s left
end, for 25 yards. Time out for Clan
cy. Comdll is tackled for a ,J5-yard
loss by McDonald. Parsons barely
misses another place kick "from the 40
yard line. Whitman puts the ball in
play on her 20-yard line. Hoover
punts 40 yards to Cornell, who runs
it back five yards. Cook and Philbin
open a hole through which Malarkey
journeys eight yards. Oregon penal
ized 15 yards for holding. Oregon
fumbles and Whtman recovers ball in
center of field. Whitman fails to
complete a forward pass and Oregon
receives the ball in the center of the
field. Lyle Bigbee touches up center
for eight yards. Malarkey assaults
tackle for two. Parsons makes two
more. Bigbee and Malarkey fail to
gain, but Bigbee comes back for an
advance of five yards. Starry replaces
Young at guard. Utter takes Bish
po’s place. Cornell sprints to the goal
line via Whitman’s right end. Par
sons kicks goal.
Score: Oregon 29; Whitman 3.
With three minutes to go, Bezdek
jerks his entire first string with the
exception of Malarkey. Whitman chose
to receive* Oregon’s kick-off. Whitman
fais to penetrate the ine, and Hoover
punts 30 yards to the center of the
field. Time called with the ball in
Oregon’s possession on Whitman’s 45
yard line.
Camay’s London pipes at Obak’s.
Obak’s for good gowlng.
First Line-Up
Whitman
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Young
Hanson
Trout
Neiswanger
Clancy v
Hoover
McDonald
Slover (Cdpt.)
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Weist
Beckett
Snyder
Risley
Cook
Philbin
Garrett
Cornell
Malarkey
Parson (C)
Bryant
BABES ARE SQUELCHED
(Continued from page 1.)
up two Freshmen, as against one
Sophomore.
The sandbag contest was won by
the Sophoomres after a stubborn
the Sophomores, after a stubborn
carried 15 bags over their goal line,
while the total nubmer secured by the
Frosh was 13.
The flag rush, which followed next,
proved the most exciting of any event.
It ended with the Sophoomre colors
hauled to the ground by the Frosh.
The water fight was declared a
draw, while the tug-of-war was called
off because of the parting of the rope.
One of the special features of the
mix was the automobile race between
the Benz, Botts Avison driver, and
Gwynn Watson mechanician; and a
! Fiat, Gave Dyott driver, and Kenneth
Robinson mechanician. The race was
won by the Benz.
The program was in charge of the
Junior Class. Merlin Batley was in
general charge. Emmett Rathbun
was chairman of the Sophomore com
mittee and Kent Wilson chairman of
the Freshman committee.
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SETH L A R A W A Y
. A. BOOTH
Republican Nominee for
United States* Senator
Will address the people of Eugene and Lane County at the
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