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About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 10, 1920)
F Five Games Played Yester day; Close Contest is 9-8. Won Lost IVt. sje 0 0 0 0 0 (I 0 0 3 1 3000 * 3000 * 3000 * 1000 * looo >;< 1000 * 3000 3000 * 000 000 >f: 000 >!< 000 * OOO 000 * 000 >jc Team t'fi Kappa Sigma ....2 sjs Owls.1 sk Sigma Nti.1 # Sigma Chi.1 * A. T. O.I Friendly Hall .. .. 1 * S. A. E.1. * Fijis.1 # Belts.0 '\< Oregon Club .. . .0 * Pbi Belts.0 ❖ S-Maralda.0 >!< Delta Theta I’i . . . .0 :)< Bachelordon.0 >5: Beta.0 Five games were played yesterday in the second session of the doughnut bas ket-ball season, with the following re sults: On the outdoor court, the A. T. ft. aggregation defeated 8-Maralda 27 71. and the fast Fiji five took the meas ure of the Oregon Club 2.‘!-7; in the in door gym in a hard fought contest Friendly ball nosed out Delta Theta Pi 0-8. Sigma Alpha Epsilon outpointed Baeltelordon 11-5, and the Kappa Sigs annexed their second win, when they • snowed the Betas under .-1(3-2. New luminaries in the intramural bas ketball world were brought out in the games yesterday afternoon. In the Al pha Tan Omega-S-Marnkla mix. Hug gins and Couch for the winners and ■“Slats’ Gant for the losers starred throughout the game. Stone played a splendid game at guard for the defeated Oregon club. In the Kappa Sig-IJetn game the combination of Burnett al guard and llockhey; forward showed up to advantage. The line-ups follow: A. T. O.—27. S-Maraldu—11 Huggins 14.. . . . . . Honibol Itoscnberg 2.F.Shirley Colts 2..('.II. < I suit 11 Shell.G.Manuel Couch 8.(1.O. Gant ltlaekaby 1.F.Ilo.vt Houston..(!.Jones Fjjis—23. Knudsen !>.F. Alt sock 8.F. McMillan -1.C. Houston.(} Goar 2... .*.C. . ..G. Oregon Club—7. .McLcary .Yea tell 5 . . . MeCnllam .Tones •• ..Stone 2 .Hansel Sim veli u £ Friendly Ilal! 1* Delta Theta I’i- 8 Mercer 4.. ...F.( i'.»rl< 1 Martinson I k.F . . . . . .Hillary Hue as 2,.O . . ..Berg. Glass Sayre.G.Samuels 2 Wagner 2.....G Snyder 2. Mercer Bueli el ordon— 5. Willett... Wellington -i Guklagor... -Wrfekson. . Clark. Woods.... . . . F . .. F . ..C . . ,G . ..(! . ..F G S. A. F. 1 I .I nol le . . . . Kays (i . . . • ■ Ford 5 . . . I’lU'd.v . . 1 lenderson . ... Bouslow .. . Littlefield Kappa Sigma - 1>G. Itoekhey 18. Rtrayhorn 12. 1 vii ird 4. Beta 2. . F.Unren .I’.Kdmunds . 0.Calloway Barnett 2-..G.Miller Culbertson.<1.Co fold Bowles.G . . . ,. ,F.dwards The following games are scheduled for today on the courts designated: Wednesday. Nov. 10. Outdoor Court. 4:15 P. M. Owl Club vs. Sigma Xu. Hii Belts vs. Sigma Chi. Indoor Court 5 P. M. ’ A. T. O. vs. Oregon Club. SIX TO HAVE FATE FIXED Students on Probation to be Discussed By Faculty Committee. The fate of six students, now on pro bation, wifil be decided at m meeting of I lie probation eoinniittee at .‘i p. ni. today, according to Kail Outhauk. secretary to the president. The eoinniittee consists of nil the deans in the T’niversifv aiul t.h.e ebairinan of the special student eom liiittee. The six students under consideration are these who hale failed to keep up their standard of work while on proba tion or have received posts in two or more subjects. If proceedings run true to form about four of the six will be ex pelled and their connection with the 1 uiversity of Oregon will he forever severed. If other schools < house to take them they will he allowed to enter else where. CHICAGO BARS SPEEDSTERS. Student, speedsters will he barred from Ihe Chicago enuipus with tlieir pleasure ears unless the traffic ordinance of the campus is obeyed. Short Sports By Floyd Maxwell. Huso Itozdok’s I’oiinsylvauia Sfati1 eleven tiro still undefeated in the East. Their performance against Nebraska Saturday in which tho.v walloped 1 lie Coruhuskers L’ Oto 0. shows them to lie one of the strongest, teams in the East. . Gil in our .Dobie’s Cornell team lost their first game of the season to Dnrt nioutli Saturday by a 14 to .‘i seore. This is rather interesting owing to the fact that Dartmouth plays Dobie’s former stronghold, the University of Washing ton, this year. The Pacific Coast Conference foot ball title lies between the University of California and Stanford. Their annual battle which will have especial signifi cance tins year for the above reason, will be on November 20. ashington State is having Its annual Homecoming this week. (>. A. C. and the Cougars will battle at Pullman as the big feature. If “dope” could be depend ed on. O. A. C. would defeat the Cong ars according to comparative scores against California. The Pears defeated the Aggies .1.7 to 7. and the Cougars 4!) to 0. Coach Polder believes that Doughnut basketball will bring out the varsity ma terial better than would regular varsity practice. Ho will not issue an official varsity basketoall practice call until after the end of the football season. The-University of Oregon and Wash ington .State football elevens . will not meet this year. If both these teams should have gone through the season without a defeat a post season game had been decided upon between the two institutions. California eliminated the difficulties of arranging for such a game. LORA TESCHNF.R VISITS HERE. Lord Tescbncr, a freshman Iasi .voar. who Jins boon doing ehniifaitniin work in tlio oast, visited tho omiims las) Xnl urday. Miss Tosohnor was a 'ooiloist on the University orchestra. and ,1 member of Mn Phi Ppsilon sorority. Resides working for Idllison-AVbit <’ olnuitainnia slio lias boon asked to' join still another company. THEATRE MONDAY NOVEMBER 15th Prices: $1.00 to $2.50 Phis Government Tax SEATS ON SALE SATURDAY, NOV. 13 MAIL ORDERS NOW (Thursday Move’her The Ideal Form of Armistice Day Celebration A Comedy of Optimism With Music and Mirth MAIL ORDERS NOW Prices $1.00, $1.50 and $2.00 (plus tax) Seat Sale Opens at Box Office Wednesday at 10:00 A. M. h I -. .- -_ I —■ i i tmmSmmmm mmmmZ .I SSZSSLmSZ What’s the Use of Going Home for Lunch WHEN YOU CAN GET IT AT THE Campa Shop Flawless, Appetising Lunches Will he Served Daily. SHORT ORDERS WILL BE ANOTHER ONE OF OUR HOBBIES Come around TODAY for the opening, and test our skill as LUNCH PRODUCERS Campa Shop II. R. TAYLOR, Prop. These Pianos have been ta ken in as part payment on our regular line; Packard, Bond, Marshall and Wendall Pianos. See These Pianos Today Ivers and Pond ...$215 Hoffman ..$255 Kurtzman Player . $685 These Pianos are reliable and can be bought on reasona ble terms. 11GENE MUSIC SHOP 8 East Ninth. R. F. Callahan ~M. A. Roach Lumber Lath and Shingles THE BOOTH-KELLY LUMBER CO. \ 5tli and Willamette Sts. Phone 452 mm Give Your Guests a dinner. See that they are properly enter tained. Make the “OLD GRADS” feel that there is'still a warm place in the heart of their Alma Mater for them—you are glad to see them—and the only way you can do GIVE THEM A DINNER * . * —at the— A Hotel Oshurn Good Eats Good Drinks Good Candy Good Service l^e Varsity" CLARK R. HAWLEY* Prop. O c. „ o4r'mistice Dance • New Armory Thursday, November 11 ADMISSION: GENTLEMEN, $L00 (lucludinj*- Government Tax) LADIES, 10 CENTS (Government Tax only) BALCONY FREE GIVEN UNDER. AUSPICES OF ' The Veterans of Foreign Wars
