HENDRICKS HALL LEADS
IN WOMEN’S DEBATES
(Continued from page 1)
1, vs.. Delta Delta Delta, negative, 2;
Delta Delta Delta, affirmative, 1, vs.
Kappa Kappa Gamma, negative, 2;
Sigma Delta Phi, affirmative, 2, vs.
Chi Omega, negative, 1; Oregon
Club, affirmative, 0, vs. Hendricks
hall, negative, 3; Chi Omega, affirm
' ative, 0, vs. Sigma Delta Phi, neg
ative, 3; Delta Gamma, affirmative,:
2, vs. Alpha Phi, negative, 1: Alpha
Phi, affirmative, 1, vs- Thacher annex:
negative, 2.
Personel of Winning Teams
The personel of the winning teams
was, Hendricks hall, affirmative, Eth
el Wakefield and Wanda Daggett;
negative, Mabel Black and Jennie
Maguire.
Delta Delta Delta, affirmative,
Florence Riddle and Ruth Griffin;
negative, Helen Watt and Ethel Mc
Gilchrist.
Sigma Delta Phi, affirmative, Alice:
Hamm and Beatrice Hensley; nega
tive, Alice Curtis and Doris Sawtell.
Alpha Delta, affirmative, Marguer
ite Straughan and Marie Riding;
negative, Elain£ Cooper and Lelah
Stone.
HARD LUCK AND POOR
PASSING LOSE FOR VARSITY
(Continued from page .one)
ter, retiring Latham and substitut
ing Durno in Lind’s place at for
ward. The new combination started
good but continual hard luck in
shooting at the hoop, broke up many
pretty plays. Jamieson made a big
spurt at this period of the half and
by a series of lucky shots brought
his team into the lead for the home
stretch, the score—22 to 19 tells
the rest of the story.
The basket shooting together with
the floorwork of Jamieson and the
close guarding "by Cook and Nichol
son were the big features in the
work of the visitors. Manerud broke
into a varsity game last night for
the first time, taking Durno’s place
at forward, it being Coach Hunting
ton’s plan to save Durno for Satur
day night’s contest. Chapman play
ed his usual game at guard and
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Score and Summary
Oregon, (19) (22) Washington
Manerud (4)
Lind (4)
Latham 4)
Chapman (4)
Jacobberger
Durno (3)
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LOST—A diamond, platinum set
A. T. O. pin, somewhere on the
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Thursday. Initials L. C. S. on back.
Finder return to Lynde Smith, A. T.
0, house for reward.
FOUND—A purse containing money,
on walk between Women’s gym
and Villard hall, Thursday morn
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ical supply room keeper, McClure
hall.
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