THE MEN WHO WILL BEAT WASHINGTON TODAY
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Coach Bezdek:—he says, “We have
a great state.” In 1900 “Bez” came
to Oregon from starring on the Univer
sity of Chicago eleven, and turned out
a football machine that beat Washing
ton and grabbed the northwest cham
I pionship. He can do it again.
Doctor Hayward, with his medicine
case; Trainer Hayward, who follows the
boys round the field; Cook Hayward,
I as he dopes out the grub for their appe
' tites; Sleuth Hayward, the greatly fear
ed one who is always where he shouldn’t
be when a man is breaking training; ’ ut
through all of this don’t forget the one
BILL Hayward, an institution at Ore
gon. In the 13 years at Oregon Bill
* -Hayward has brought home 11 North
I west championships. He knows how to
get the men^into condition.
Captain Johnny Beckett and his fight
ing smile are known throughout western
football. One was never seen without
the other. Johnny was all northwest
tackle for three years and last year re
ceived honorable mention in Walter
Camp’3 All-American. He will play end
so he can carry the ball. When the
Captain’s 191 pounds get into action
watch out. And they do every play.
“Fighting Brick” Mitchell is one of the
hardest tacklers in the conference. He
is a good man to get away from the
defensive halves. “Brick” comes back
after every play. They coined the word
“Jaz” to fit Brick.
Big Bill Snyder, the biggest thing on
the team, though he w’eighs 198 pounds,
he is one of the fastest men on the
squad. He is a mountain on a tear in
the running of interference and opens up
the opponent’s line for the back field
plunges. When Bill stands in line he
is hard to move.
Jake Ritley has a way of going over
the opposing line and getting a hold of
the backs that spoils lots of plays. He
is steady, scrappy and a sure passer.
For two years he has held down the
Northwest berth at center. Jake takes
some of the work away from the ends
when they get started too slowly.
“Bart” Gpeiiman, the man with the
big nerve, has had several portions
of hard luck in injuries but they can’t
seem to stop him much. “Bart” has not
played a great deal of football but as
one of the Multnomah players put it. j
“When Spellman gets set in that line he i
Vote for
65 X Charles P. Barnard
To the Voters of Lane County:
Having been nominated by the
republican party for sheriff of
Lane county, I think it is only
fair to my friends to make a
statement. .
There seems to be a report
started that on account of other
interests I could not devote all
of my time to the duties of the
office.
I considered all of this before
I tried for the nomination, and if
elected shall give ail of my time
to the duties of the office and
use the same economy that I do
in transacting my own private
business.
If I am elected it will be by
my friends in both parties, and
without any thought of reward
of any kind, as I would go into
the office entirely free from
any personal promises.
Respectfully,
CHARLES P. BARNARD
(Paid advertisement)
G. F. Skipworth
Of Eugene, Oregon.
Resent circuit judge for Lane,
-incoln, Benton, Coos, Curry
ind Douglas counties. Candidate
.or re-election.
(Paid advertisement)
is there to stay.”
Lloyd Tegart. one half of the Beckett ;
i'egnrt combination that mussed up so j
many plays for O. A. C. last year. He j
has to spear the forward passes that
are Wirown over. Lloyd learned his first
football on the great Washington high
team, that year three years ago when
they cleaned un on the state.
‘'Kenny” Bartlett cannot or does not
pull the grand stand stuff but he holds
his own with the tackles and is in on the
plays. It's pretty hard to get around
right end. “Kenny” showed up strong
against O. A. C. last year.
Shy Huntington, the boy that gives the
signals. Shy kieked the place kick in
the game with O. A. C. in 1014, that
E. B. U. SPECIALS. 22
Bible Students Take Secular
Work at U. of 0.
Of the ~2 special students registered
in the University '22 are from the Bible
University of Eugene, according to E.
E. DeCou, professor of mathematics in
the University, chairman of the special
students committee. This means that
approximately one-fourth of the Bible
students are doing work in the Uni
versity, a larger percentage than
ever before.
Some of the students after complet
ing their course at the Bible school ex
pect to take their degree from the
OREGON TEAM.
player- Pos. Home Town. Wt.
Tegart .R.E.. Portland, Or.109
Bartlett .R.T. .Estacada. Or.170
Spellman .R.G..Seattle, Wash.ISO
KisIPy .Cen . .Milwaukie, Or. ...374
Snyder .L.G . .McMinnville, Or. ..194
Beckett (Capt.).L.T .. Eightmile, Or.191
Mitchell .L.E. .San Francisco, Cal. 177
S. Huntington.Q..The Dalles, Or. ..178
II. Huntington.Full..The Dalles, Or. ...175
Montieth .L.H.. Albany, Or.109
Parsons .R.II. .Portland, Or.100
McKinney .End . .Olympia, Wash. ...170
Nelson .End .. Hollister, Idaho... 170
Dudley .Guard . .Athena, Or.173
Williams .Tackle . .Eugene, Or.179
Jensen .Half. .Junction City, Or...l07
Couch .Half..Island City, Or. ..155
Morfitt .Q..Baker, Or.172
Cook .End. .Portland, Or.15S
tied the score. lie is the best ground
gainer in the back field. He throws the
forward passes. Coach Bezdek builds
the attacks around Shy. Everybody
knows what Shy can do.
Hollis Huntington is the only man
on the team who had not won his letter
before this year. Hollis has already one
this year. His first game was with
California and he was going strong. The
Dalles products sound pretty good to
Oregon.
“Monty” Montieth. This is Monty’s
second year on the team. He is building
up into a strong back field man. He
plays the safety and runs back the
punts. “Monty” showed the stuff he
had in him in the game with California.
They can’t put him out of the game for
long.
Johnny Parsons has cost the school
for telegrams and lost tempers the last
week. Dobie seemed to think he was
not eligible. He will play. Johnny has
played for three years and seems to be
going better than ever this year. He is
an open field runner, though at Cali
fornia he seemed to open the field .p
running. He made 35 yards through
the center of the California lire. Last
year he was in Portland with the Mult
nomah club.
Ray Couch, the lightest man on the
squad, weight 155 pounds. Ho plays the
backfield but lightness holds him off
the Varsity. Oregon students want to
see Ray get into the game.|
Pete Jensen is in his first year. He
needs confidence but has lots of fight.
He played a half in the game down south
and showed up all right.
“Bas” Williams of Eugene will make
a good man next year to step into Spell
man’s place at guard. He has a smile.
Glenn Duley stands six feet one in
his stocking feet and can run pretty
fast. Played at California for a quar
ter. This is the first year he has turn
ed out and might have been on the team
if he had come out before.
Ward llcKinney isn’t broken in yet
he is in line for a position next year.
He is strong and shows a good deal of
ginger. __
BUSINESS MEN WiLL ROOT.
A squad of 200 Eugene business
men. with a band of fifteen pieces,
will root for Oregon today. Each
member oflthe squad will wear a tri
angular shaped badge in Oregon col
ors bearing the inscriptions, “Knock
’em dead,” and “Eugene Business
Men.”
Their section is located east of the
Oregon rooters near the 30 or 40
yard line.
Many of the business men have re-,
served from three to five seats in
this section.
IE® Club
Barber Shop
Is the place that all the Col
lege men go for first class
work. So Come in and get fix
ed up before the game.
G. W. Blair, Prop.
University also. The Bible school is
thus enabled to devote more of its at
tention to religious subjects and leave
the secular education of the students to
the University. All of the Bible students
have had the preparatory work required
by the University.
Frequently special students lake only
one course in the University. One of
the special students is the wife of a
Eugene business man, another is a book
keeper in one of the city banks. One
man, training for the consular service,
is taking French and Spanish.
A majority of the special students be
; come regular students and graduate from
the University. The committee per
! suades the student, whenever possible to
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go ahead and take his degree, thus re
ducing the number of special students.
Professor DeCou has been in charge
of the special students for 14 years.
WASHINGTON TEAM.
Player. Position. Home town.
Smith .Cen.Seattle, Wash...
Morrison .L.G.Salem, Or.
Grimm ..L.T.Gentralia, Wash.
Faulk .L.E.Aberdeen, Wash..
Seagraves (Capt)..L.G.Spokane, Wash..
Murphy .R.T.Seattle, Wash...
G. Smith .R.E.Seattle, Wash...
Johnson .Q.Tacoma, Wash...
Lagg .L.H.Spokane, Wash..
Noble .R.H.Gentralia, Wash..
Ilainsworth .Full.Seattle, Wash...
Wick . Cen.Mount Vernon...
Able .R.E.Hoquiam .
Calkins .L.G.Seattle .
B. Able ..Q.".Hoquiam .
Anderson .Half......Portland .
Briggs .Full.Portland .
Mayfi.dd .R.T.Chehalis .
Wirt .R.G.North Yakima ...
Gardner .L.H.Seattle ..
Torglson .L.E.Pendleton .
Tidball >.L.T.Pomeroy, Wash.,
Wt.
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188
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170
185
200
170
1(50
185
185
180
170
170
180
1(50
180
175
175
185
180
175
180
Yrs. on team
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3
1
2
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3
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