FISH no OUT
OF Tf EE CONTESTS
Defeat Pacific University and
0. A. C. Rooks.
BACKFIELD MEN SHINE
Good Prospects for Next
Year’s Varsity Uncovered.
'Two out of three games won and the
tlTrd lost by *he narrow marg n of one
point is the record made by the fresh
man football team which closed a very
successful season by defeating the O. A.
C. Ilooks in the final game. All through
the season they played good football, and
their work was far above that of the
average Frosh team.
The Frosh had a special advantage in
having two coaches as good as “Ken”
Bartlett and “Raz” Williams. Each was
a football man at the University ip
3 former years, both playing on the var
sity team which defeated Penn at Pasa
dena in 1016 and the dhe which played
against. Harvard in 1020. Bartlett hand
led the baekfield work for the Frosh
while “Bass” worked with tin: linemen.
Coaches Are Handicapped.
The coaches were handicapped by (he
fad that there were so many new men
to work with it was 'impossible to get
a line on the ability of each man until
the season was well advanced. For this
mason there were many shifts, and the
final line-up was not evolved until short
ly before the game with the Rooks. An
other factor which will aid the frosh
next year when they try for varsity po
sitions will be that Bartlett and Wil
liams both played the style of game that
Huntington teaches and the frosh will
not have to begin all over, and learn a
new system.
The first real game of the season for
the freshmen was the one with Pacific
at Eugene. The week before Pacific
bad succeeded in beating the Rooks. The
Frosh were able to send them home on
the short end of 24 to 7 score. The
second game was lost to Chcmawa. The
Frosh played the Indians on their own
field and lost 10 to 0. The Indians were
able to put over the winning score short
ly before the end of the game. There
was little dope out prior to the Frosh
Rnok contest as the Rooks had beaten
Chcmawa who had won from Oregon
and the Frosh had beaten the Pacific
“U” men who had'defeated the Rooks.
' The game was played in Eugene Armis
tice day and was won by the Frosh 12 to
0. It was a battle from start to finish,
neither team slackening until the final
whistle. I
Baekfield Is Strong.
There arc a number of men on (lie
Frosli team who will have good dinners;
at the varsity next year. It is itndouba
edly a fact that the Frosli baekfield was
far better than the line. At the end of
the season the line was beginning to
hold, but it was the baekfield that won j
the games. For first year men the
backs played very well. They were not
afraid to dive "on interference, and when
they carried the hull they charged for all
they were worth. Halfback Parsons
looks good for next year. He is a
twistiing, squirming, plunging back,
heavy enough so that lie is very hard
to down and he is never down until
several men of the other team are sitting
on his chest. He is equally good at
broken field running -and at line buck
ing. And he can also kick fairly well.
Burton is another good halfback pros
pect for the varsity. He was out of
game with an injured shoulder during the
first part of the season and no one know
what he could do. When he did get in
lo the game though everyone recognized
him as a real player. His punts aver
aged about ,'15 yards, and he is a good
line plunger. His greatest handicap is
his lack of weight. Burton was the cap
tain of the Frosli aggregation this sea
son. Chapman was (he quarter for the
team. He is u heady player, shifty and
fast and knows how to run the team. He
is a brother of “N'isli” Chapman. Ore
gon's varsity left half of this year.
Johnson Good at Center.
Johnson was tlu» full back and he is
also a good man. His greatest fault
seems to he in his lack of ability to fol
low his interference. lie hits like a ton
of brick, but he is liable to run against
a solid wall, instead of picking the hole.
"Bill" Johnson at* center looks good to
fill the shoes of “Brick” Leslie next
vear. "Bill" has had lots of football ex
perience and shows it. Tie played like
n veteran this year, and was far the best
Frosli center. The other linemen are not
so good. They were all fighters and
several of them may make good with
more experience, but they did not show
the class of the hacks. Kel King, at
tackle, was one that was good, lb' is
big and a fighter from the whistle, Ih'g
iiiitti at end also has a good eh'auee. His
handicap is that lie is not fast enough
If be can only gain a little speed he
will make good. Whipple at the other
end was handicapped by his size. Tie is
small for the varsity. McKeown at
guard may have a chance after he learns
the game. He is big enough, weighing
over 200. but lie is inexperienced.
Coach Hart left said that he was well
satisfied with the way the Frosh played !
(his year.
DOUGLASS AUTHOR OF TESTS, j
T'rofessor Harl It. Douglass, director
of the University high school, is (lie
author of an achievement test in algebra,
for high schools. The test is desired
from Irial^with 05N students in M high
schools, in five states. It is now being
published, and will be handled through
(he bureau of educational tests, under
the direction of Dr. C. A. Gregory, pro
fessor of education, flails for Professor
Douglass’ test have come from Rose
lnirg. Baker and other towns in the
state.
MISS SIBBALD’S MOTHER DIES.
Miss Mae Xibbald who has been nurs
ing in the infirmary, was called suddenly
to Seattle last week on hearing of the
sudden deatli of her mother.
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