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About Oregon emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1909-1920 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 5, 1918)
Cutting of Time for Practice Thickens Gloom Caused by • Illness of Coach Hayward. With the first intercollegiate games but two weeks off. the Varsity basket ball outlook is worse than it has been for years. The change in the military drill has set the hour ot practice back to 5 o’clock, thus handicapping the squad greatly because of having only one hour practice. Again, there are only ,from 10 to 15 men turning out, none of whom have had vany Varsity experience. 'All these things, coupled with the late ness in beginning practice and the sick ness of Coach Hayward, make things look very dubious at this early stage of the season. When Coach Hayward returned to ; Eugene yesterday from California, iwhere he had been training the Ma rines for their inter-sectional contest with the Camp Lewis ambulance elevbn, ho was forced to leave again for the country because of sickness. He left the work in the hands of Ilean Walker, who has taken charge of the squad since the coach’s departure for Pasa dena, before the Christmas holidays. Thus far not much headway has been made in the development of the team. With but one member of last year’s freshman aggregation on hand, and not a single man who played in a Varsity contest, a very serious problem faces the coach- Ned Fowler is the only man turning out who played with the fresh man team which last year defeated the Aggie rooks in both contests, so the entire team will have to be picked from men of mediocre ability, unless some “dark horses” spring into the limelight within the next few days. Graduate-Manager A. R. Tiffany has already cancelled the contests that were to have been played at Corvallis on Kaiser Saluting the Head o f the Mohammedan Church ttifc&fcut-JSiMA J&AIStlj' .- --■ "vSUUTAM TWER PASHA *»VJHX «• »•<<, This photograph. ono of the very fe w showing tlio kaiser in Oonstfyitinople, shows him saluting the Cheek-lTl-Islam, head of the Mohammedan chtireh. Tt has just come to the United States after publication in Germany. In the photograph are shown the Cheek, the sultan of Turkey, Enver Pasha, minister of war, who has been charged with being the German agent in Turkey, and the kaiser. January 12 and 13, and is also trying to postpone those scheduled for the 18th and 19th, but no word 1ms as yet been received from the Corvallis in stitution, and undoubtedly these games will be played at scheduled dates. The first few nights of practice found about a dozen men trying for positions. 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