VARSITY TOSSERS RETURN
3 CARAES ARE WON, 3 LOST
Chemawa is Defeated Twice;
Legionnaires Victors
TEAM SHORT~ON WEIGHT
Homecoming Football Team
May Remove Handicap
The barnstorming basketball aggre
gation returned home from the holiday
tour leaving three victories and two
defeats in their wake. Chemawa went
to defeat twice and North Pacific
Dental college once before the Oregon
team, but the McMinnville and Astoria
American Legion teams succeeded in
outpointing them.
Marc Latham was the only letter man
to make the trip. The others were:
Zimmerman, Roekhey, Burnett, Altstock,
Edlund and Goar. Every man showed
up well on the trip, the big drawback
being lack of weight. According to
Coach Bohler, Zimmerman shows a
marked improvement over his work of
last year, and bids fair for a position
on the final lineup.
Practice Is Main Purpose
Bohler kept no record of the scores
made during the trip, the purpose be
ing simply to give the players practice
for the coming conference gamee. As
far as was possible the men were
shifted about relieving each other at
the various positions during tho games.
Eddie Durno, assistant coach, had ehargo
of the men on the whole trip, officiat
ing a part of the time.
Financially the trip was a success,
the cost being about $260 and the to
tal receipts taken in amounting to
$235, leaving a deficiency of only $25
to be taken from the budget.
On Saturday tho Oregon quintet will
meet the Multnomah club team in Port
land. The last rogular practice before
the game was held last night. Coach
Bohler will leavo today for Portland
and will moot the team there when they
arrive Saturday. The men who will
make the trip will be picked by him
before he leaves.
Oregon to Have Light Team
According to Couch Bohlor Oregon
will have the lightest team in the con
ference thiB year, which will bo tlioir
greatest handicap. ITowover, ho is
confident that the season will not be
a bad one for tho varsity. Whore tho
players are short in weight they are
long on speed and fight. Tho list of
renters playing on the conference teams
seem to average urmut six feet four.
Al least until Hunk Latham returns
it will be the weakest point in the
Lemon-Yellow lineup.
Tho first conference game takes
place here against Whitman college
Monday night. Coach Bohler does not
know yet who will play against the
JMethodist tussore. Boiler and Andre
are eligible to play and the team will
probably lie picked from these two men
and the ones who made the holiday tour.
Bohler says that none of them have
a place cinched and will have to work
for their places, lettermen, or other
wise.
Football Toam Will Help
The return of the football team
from Hawaii will strengthen the quin
tet materially. The date of the re
turn is not known definitely, but they
are expected sometime next week.
Hunk Latham’s six feet three will
Change the aspect of things materially
around the center position, and it is
expected that Reinhart and Chapman
may cause a change in the basketball
lineup.
SHY’S MEN WIN TWICE
(Continued from page one)
tho value time ns the opposing teams
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Pants, cleaned .50 & .75
Coats cleaned ... 1.00
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Dresses cleaned .. 75 to 2.00
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Hang me on, Wall
and the game was played in a “sea
of mud” before 2000 spectators.
Then Center College, conquerors of
old John Harvard and regarded as one
of the strongest teams in the country,
returned from trampling the Arizona
cowpunchers in the mud of San Diego
to the tune of 38-0, stopped off in Dal
las, Texas, and played a game with the
Texas Agricultural and Mechanical Col
lege. Though the “Praying Colonels”
were doped to win by four, five or even
six touchdowns the stalwart Texans
played Bo McMillan’s Kentuckians off
their feet and won 22-14.
SOPHOMORE GIRL DIES
Blanch Nelson Succumbs to Spinal
Meningitus; 111 Three Weeks
Blanche Pearl Nelson, daughter of
Peter Nelson, 1370 Emerald Street, a
sophomore in the University, died at
her home December 22, 1921. Death
came suddenly as a result of spinal
meningitis, Miss Nelson having only
been absent from school for about three
weeks. She was a major in English
Literature.
Miss Nelson was graduated from the
Eugene High school and had many
friends in town and in the University.
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To Students and
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646 WLLAMETTE STREET
Extra Special Prices on all
ARMY GOODS
TO UNIVERSITY STUDENTS
U. S. Army
Shoes,
Just received a big shipment of those famous Munson Army
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I
U. S. Army
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$10.00 Values
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1 I
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$2.50 value Army Wrap Leggings. . . .$1.90
$9.00 value Leather Puttees.$6.35
HI TOP BOOTS ...$8.80
Wool Socks Army. 43
Army O. D. Blankets. .$4.85
Navy Wool Middies.$4.85
THE
Social Season
is here. What arrangements have you made for
your house danceT We have served the students
for years, and we have the logical hall. It can be
easily decorated. It can be either spacious or small,
just as you choose.
Hotel Osburn
Choice Cuts
of all kinds are at your disposal. Meals are
not meals without meat. Every one should
eat meat at least once a day, in the winter
especially.
Broders Bros. - Meat Market
Phone 40 80 W. 8th