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About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 31, 1923)
Both Varsity and Frosh Have Winning Team Says Coach NEW EQUIPMENT ORDERED Active Training Will Start at Once, Widmer Says First call for varsity and freshmen wrestlers has been issued by Coach Widmer for next Monday. Although 25 men have been going for the past few weeks, Widmer expects to have double that amount out next week. A new 24 foot mat has been or dered, and will be here soon. Plenty of room will be available for the bone crushers. At present there are two mats in the outdoor gym, one of 18 feet and the other 16. Coach Widmer will pick out the best men, as after Christmas he will work with those wrestlers who have the best chance of making either the varsity or frosh squads. The varsity and the frosh wrestlers Will !be worked to gether so that the new men will have a chance to learn the finer points of the game from the men who have had experience. Men to Co-operate The men that do not make the squad will be assigned a varsity wrestler to work with, so that they may learn the fundamentals of wrestling. Ac cording to Coach Widmer, the new ,men that are showing up best in pre liminary training, are those that are working out with Aon who were on last year’s squad. •■me prospects or a winning team this year are very bright in both the varsity and the freshman teams,” said the coach. “All of the members of the varsity squad of last year will be back, except Brad way who wrestled at 158. The frosh look good, and I believe they will come out in flying colors.” First Match With O. A. C. Both the varsity and frosh teams will have five weights, 125, 135, 145, 158, and 175. The first varsity match will be with O. A. C. here on February 9. The schedule of the frosh team has not been completed as yet,' but it is expected that they will have three matches this year. Coach Widmer says that the men who expect to wrestle on house teams should come out now, and it is probable that a mat will be assigned to each frater nity. All varsity men are requested to report for wrestling material, as active training will start at once. ALPHA TAU OMEGA WINS FROM PHI SIGMA PI Kappa Slg Quintet Will Meet S. A. E. Team This Afternoon; Delta Theta Phi to Play Bachelordon The A. T. O. quintet won from the Phi Sigma Pi five yesterday afternoon in a rather loosely played game of basketball with a score of 20 to 12. Both teams displayed an inability to pass, although the A. T. O. players worked the ball down with more speed than the opposition. Distance shooting on both sides was erratic, the A. T. O.’s gaining most of their markers from directly under the hoop. Numerous fouls on both sides were called by referee Edlunds. Keeland starred for the winners with 15 points while B[oar was the out standing player of the losers. The other game scheduled for 4 p. m. yesterday between the Delta Tau Delta 1 The UNIVERSITY COMPANY Presents The GREEN GODDESS Direction of Fergus Reddie TONIGHT, Thursday and Friday This Week October 31, November 1 and 2 Guild Theatre * Box office open Tuesday after noon and days of performance. 60c and 7Be. No tax. Cast includes: CHARLOTTE BANFD3LD DARRELL LARSON VIRGIL MTJLKEY DAVID SWANSON BERNARD McPHILIPS team and Delta Theta Phi was posponed until a future date. The games for tody: S. A. E. vs. Kappa Sigma at 4 p. m. - Delta Theta Phi vs. Bachelordon at 5 p. m! In the games played Monday, Phi Delta Theta won from Alpha Beta Chi, 25 to 2; S. A. E. defeated Sigma Pi Tau, 36 to 5; and Friendly hall beat Kappa Delta Phi, 21 to 18. PHYSICAL ED MAJORS WILL WRITE THESES Seniors of Department Choose Subjects Requiring Personal Observation and Research Work An innovation in the department of physical education for women is the system of senior major theses which is being tried this year for the first time. Each senior in the department this year must have a problem completed for graduation. About ten women are preparing their problems this year. One of the most interesting problems is that chosen by Harriet Veazie, who is to check up on the campus activities of girls and then look up their health cards and ascertain the connection be tween success in activities and the con dition of health. This will require personal observation as well as re search work. Mildred LeCompte has chosen as her problem a corrective dancing class. She has chosen a group of twelve stu dents from the individual gymnasium classes, who have posture and foot defects. Her object is to see if dancing can be used successfully as a corrective measure. Her work will lie mostly within the classroom where she is as sisted by Miss Lillian Stupp and Miss Harriet Thompson of the physical ed ucation department. Other subjects for the theses are to determine what can be accomplished in special service work through the playground, the comparative advan tages of gymnasium work, games, and sports, and the importance of intra mural athletics. All these problems will be almost entirely matters of re search work. . DOUGHNUT* BASKETBALL IS STARTED BY WOMEN Kappa Alpha Theta, Hendricks Hall and Oregon Club are Victorious in First Games of Tear Kappa Alpha Theta was victorious over Thacher cottage Monday after noon in the first women’s game of the season. It was an easy contest for the winners with a score of 37 to 3. The game was marked by swift play and good team work on the Theta side and consistent fight on the part of the losers. Corrine Hill starred for the winning team. Emma Waterman ref ereed the game. Hendricks hall beat Alpha Xi Delta Monday afternoon with a score of 40 to 0. The baskets were evenly divided between Betty Alexander and Mildred Onslow, whose long shots from the field were especially accurate. Florence Baker was referee. In the Oregon club vs. Kappa Kappa Gamma game played yesterday after CLASSIFIED ADS Minimum charge, 1 time 26e; 2 times, 46c ; 3 times 60e; 1 week, $1.2*. Must be limited to 5 lines; over this limit 5c per tine. Phone 961, or leave copy with Bus iness office of Emerald, in University Press. Office hours. 1 to 4 p. m. PAY ABLE IN ADVANCE ONLY. Strayed or Stolen—Small trim, short-] haired fox hound, black back, lemon ears, black and white spotted sides and belly. Reward. Phone 439L. 030-N1 EMERY INSURANCE AGENCY 37 9th Ave, West - Phone 667 EUGENE, OREGON noon, the score -was 24 to 5 in favor of Oregon club. It was a fast game with the Quinlin twins starring, as usual, for the winners. Dorothy McKee did good work in the last half in hold ing down the Oregon club score. The ragged playing in most of the games so far is due to the fact that it is early in the season, in the opinion of Emma Waterman, referee. The Chi Omega vs. Hendricks hall game which was to have been played yesterday was postponed until later in the week. ALLIED ARTS LEAGUE GAMBOLS AT BIG PARTY (Continued from page one) E. B. Willcox all of the school of archi tecture and allied arts were present as patrons and patronesses. Committees working with Penelope Gehr, general chairman, were: decora tions, Harold Wagner, Lester Chaffee, Arthur Gray, Vivian Hargrove, Flora Edwards, Helen Davidson; games, Frank Dorman, Elizabeth Donald, Paul Walters, Hazel Borders; food, Eleanor Kilham, Euth Brauti, Florence Moor head: publicity, Margaret Skavlan, cleanup, Clarence Irwin, Arnold South well. 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