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About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 10, 1922)
OREGON'S TEAM HELD BEST EVER Representatives of Three Col leges in Distance Race Next Saturday When Oregon vies with other insti tutions of the conference in the big cross-country meet .Saturday afternoon the Lemon-Yellow will be represented by the best team in her history, accord ing to Bill Hayward, veteran coach. Glen Walkley and Guy Koepp, the two aces in the team of five which will run the three and one eighth mile course for Oregon, have both demon strated their ability as distance run ners on varsity track teams. Bobson, Curry and Winther, the remaining trio, performed in creditable style on last year’s frosh track squad and are press ing their more experienced team mates close every night in •practice for Sat urday ’s race. Every one of the quin tet is in fairly good condition, and this, coupled with the fact that more time has been devoted to the minia ture marathon this year than ever be fore accounts for Bill’s statement. These reassuring facts should make it evident that the Oregon team will make a good showing in the race but their standing with the other squads is a matter of uncertainty; as little is known of their strength. Up till last night the only coast insitutions which signified their intentions of sending a representation, were Washington and O. A. C. Both of these schools are known to have excellent marathon teams. Washington has had a squad of 75 men out all fall preparing for the race, and O. A. C. has had nearly an oquul number, so they undoubtedly will come down with formidable teams. Idaho also has a good cross-country team, says Bill, but as yet the Vandals have not signified their intention of coming down for the meet. Idaho May Come Earlier in the season Idaho sent word that their competing in the con ference meet depended upon the out come of their deal meet with W. 8. C. This was held last Saturday and result ed in a victory for the Moscow squad so in all probability they will be repre sented here Armistice day. W. 8. C. and the California institutions in tho conference still remain in the dark as to their intentions of enternig the con ference meet, but Hayward is expect ing word within the next day or two. Regardless of the strength or num ber of its opponents, the Oregon quin tet is practicing hard for tho Saturday event, and barring accidents should be in the beBt of shape. Preparations for the race, which will bo staged just prior to the Homecoming football game have all been made, uncording to Hay ward, und the new course is in good shape. Each runner will be numbered and the position of the competitors at various stations along the three and CLASSIFIED ADS Minimum charier, 1 timr, 25c, 2 tin, in, 45c; 6 time*. $1. Must be limited to 6 lino, over thin limit, 5c y,\r line. Phone 1161, or leave copy with Mutoiicse office of KmkjhaU). in University Press. Payment in advsnrc. Office hours, 1 to 4 a. m. Order of “O” Banquet, Cumpa Shoppe, 0:00 p, m., Saturday. “Hot Dog” Salesmen for Saturday’s game cull Jones at 005 or Altstock at 660. 96-N10-11. Tor Sale Almost now coat with fur collar, also Wade dross reasonable. Call 507-L. 97-N10-11. Board and Kooui, near campus, for men students. Call 1501 Kerry St., or phone 1578 J. 85 N7-11. Kumlsliud Booms for Kent to women student*■—968 Uilyard St., Mm. K. W. Comings. Phone 7-44. 70-O27-tf. All Ex-Service Men meet at the Cumpa Shoppe in their old uniforms 1) o’ clock Saturday morning. Lost Squirrel choker in Castle the ater or between theater and 9th St. Hus Inches Furrier store mark. Kinder please cull Thyra St. Clair. Phone 125. Howard. 98 N10 11. SPBOIAL8 Cold band diuuorwaro 26 piece set at $4.25 42 piece set at $8.50 50 piece set at $12.25 All above sets are open stack patterns. 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American l.cail Pencil (a. ::o rutk a». ^ N™ luit Writ** for book tot on ViNPS IViwili ami VKNl'O tKPWINTKl' Moohouu-ol PoCH'lio one-eighth mile course will be wig-wag ged to the field so that the spectators may be informed as to their progress The course as fixed starts with 60f yards on Hayward track, then througt the north gate of the field, across the drill field to the road through the eein etery, thence down Kincaid street te Twenty-first street; east on Twenty first to Fairmount boulevard, down the boulevard past Hendricks park to Fif teenth avenue, thence west on Fif teenth avenue to the bleachers finish ing with 400 yards on the track. --Say Hello to Alumni— SMITH WRITES ON MINING Geologist Discusses Iron Smelting in Philippine Islands Articles on mining in the Philip pines, written by Dr. Warren D. Smith, head of the geology, department,. have been published recently in “Mineral Resources of the Philippines in 1918 and 1920,” a booklet issued by the Div ision of Mines of the Bureau of Sci ence. Dr. Smith is chief of the Div ision of Mines. Dr. Smith’s subject was “Iron Smelt ing in the Philippines.” Mr. Schenck dealt with the “Survey Statistics ol Mineral Production.” The articles have been favorably reviewed in detail by several of the London journals. —Say Hello to Alumni— DEAL & HOUSER BARBERS Where Service Is Paramount 41 West 8th When Is the Scarlet Pimpernel? MB. I. M. BIGHT SATS: The ELECTRIC CLEANERS are sure on the job when it ;omes to getting you students ready for the game. Emery Insurance Agency GENERAL INSURANCE Phone 667 3 7 9th Avenue W. Eugene VARSITY BARBER SHOP Service Our Aim. 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