Donut Sports
List Increased
For This Year
Long-distance Swim,
Horseshoes, Golf,
New Features
Basketball Tourney is First
On Schedule
An improved list of 14 different
intra-mural sports events for both
affiliated and nonaffiliated men was
announced yesterday for the coming
year.
Among new events on the sport
roster will be long-distance swim
ming, indoor baseball, horseshoes,
golf, and a swimming pentathalon
consisting of five selected events.
For the purpose of enlightening
the uninformed it is explained that
the idea of donut sports is “to pro
vide opportunity for all men of the
University to engage in competitive
sports.”
A varied program of organization
and free lance events has been ar
ranged, making it possible for ev
ery man on the Oregon campus to
enter into the big sports program in
some type of play.
Hoop Practice Starts
First on the list of competitive
tournaments is the basketball elim
ination tournament. Teams defeat
ed in their first game can enter the
consolation tournament and if suc
cessful in this will have another
chance at the title.
Last year many boarding houses
entered quintets and managed to
cop several games before the ax
cut them.
Commencing today basketball
practices will start in preparation
for the opener on October 18. Draw
ings will be announced later and
all aspirants will have a chance at
the title.
Men who have taken part in var
sity or freshman contests for this
or any other college in inter-col
legiate competition are not eligible
in the events in which they have
participated.
Six big classes of competition are
arranged for the fall term competi
tion: basketball, cross country run
ning, wrestling, handball, tennis
and swimming.
As an added attraction for the
cross country team it has been ru
mored that Bill Hayward is hatch
ing up some plot whereby amateui
Nurmi's will be royally rewarded
Wrestlers will have the last twe
weeks in the term set aside for then
to vent their wrath upon each other
Team competition only is provided
for by the donut sports program.
Tennis Players Out
In 1925 a mystic quartet who call
ed themselves the “Four Horse
men,” all unaffiliated, banded to
gether and won the title.
Free lance singles contests arc
now being run off in tennis and ii
the spring term the inter-organiza
tion doubles tournament will take
place.
In view of all this physical exer
tion planned on the donut schedule
every man, fraternity or otherwise
will get a chance to show his ware:
in his particular line.
Dig out your basketball shoes—
swimming suits—running boots—anc
cover yourself with glory.
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by Doris Meldrum, somewhere on :
campus. Reward.
Anyone interested in a life saving
course should sign with Miss E. A.:
Troemel immediately. The class!
will be held at two o’clock on Tues-1
day and Thursday .
Houses and groups wishing to
enter teams in the intra-mural do- j
nut basketball tournament sign up |
at the Men's gymnasium today for j
practice hours.
Social swim Friday night at the i
Woman’s building from 7:30 to 9l
p. m. Free. Suits furnished. New i
students especially invited.
PHYSICAL ABILITY fencing i
classes will start Friday, October 1, i
at 4 p. m. and continue on Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays from 4
to 6 p. m.
Speakers for Webfoot magazine
circulation drive, listed elsewhere
will kindly meet at 4:30 p. m. to-j
day, 107 Journalism, for speech ma
terial,
Social Swim tonight at the Wom-j
an’s building, 7:30 to 9 p. m.
Donut Basketball managers make
reservation for practice hours at |
the Men’s gym at once.
Miss Lillian Tingle’s classes in j
foods and camp cookery are notified
to attend a meat cutting demonstra
tion at the Palace market, 13th and |
Patterson, at 3 o’clock'Friday. All
members who can should attend.
Senior class meeting, 5 o’clock to
day in Guild hall.
University band needs more play
ers. If you are interested report
at the R. O. T. C. building, at 4
o’clock, for daily practice.
Anyone interested in winning
fifty points for a W. A. A. sweater
by passing swimming honors should
see Miss Troemel this week.
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Psi Kappa announces the pledg
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ter Mattheus, Portland; Malcolm
Holmes, La Grande; Stewart French,
La Grande; Thomas O’Brien, La
Grande; Bruce Titus, Washington,
D. C.
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school of music.
The Rev. H. W. Davis gave the
invocation and the program was
concluded by the singing of the
Oregon Pledge song by the audience,
ed by the glee club under the di
rection of Mr. Evans.
Period Change Made
In Coaching Classes
Several changes in coaching
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•caching staff of the physical edu
cation department.
Basketball coaching by Reinhart
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DEAREST ANNE:
School has reopened with a
bang. New and old friends and
clothes are much in evidence
and in regard to this all import
ant last it must be said that
Wetherbee-Densmore have quite
a most distinctive innovation
in the realms of fashion, namely
—a new line of “Majamas” in
all dainty weaves and in the
most exquisite color tones.
Really they are so cute that they
make retiring a delightful pro
cess.
Of course, you knoi«, that
felt hats are smarter than ever
this year so I suppose it is but
natural that Letitia Abram’s
Shop (balcany Wetherbee-Dens
more) should have such an ex
tensive assortment of them for
they always cater to the new
and popular. Smart—subtle —
sophisticated, they lend a piq
uant dash to every campus out
fit.
You wanted to hear all about
Rush week, well, my dear, it
was greatly simplified this year
due to the splendid co-operation
of our .Eugene shops.
Raup’s handled all the decora
tive effects for both the drawing
and dining rooms and judging
from all the audible comments
of admiration voiced, the re
sults were indeed far reaching.
Flowers, if arranged in Raup’s
artistic way, certainly do create
that .much striven for atmos
phere of aristocratic simplicity.
Food worries were left to Un
derwood and Elliot’s and as
usual they supplied every con
ceivable demand and by their i
courteous and helpful menu
hints made meals so delicious
that all thoughts on excessive
avoir-dupois were necessarily
banished.
Table favours etc. all came
from the Aladdin Gift Shop and
they were just too darling for
description. Unique pensdainty
fans—jaunty leather monoran
dums—these and many more of
those little things so dear to the
heart of femininity were ob
tained. Our graceful, slender,
dinner candles are also from this
interesting and up-to-date shop.
* * »
Speaking of that ever discus
sed subject Reducing it really is
about impossible down here with
McKillop’s displaying in their
windows candy so luscious atndi
tempting that to pass without
buying some is just out of the
question. Dark, rich fudges and
chocolates—crispy toffees and
chews—why truly, Anne, a “fel
low hasn’t a chance.”
# # #
Babs is on the campus and I
was so tickled to see her that
1 I nearly passed out. We rushed
to the Anchorage and over tasty
“smothered chicken” started
to exchange summer confidences
but after a few mouthfuls all
I she could talk about was how
! good the food was and when I
| left her she was a confirmed
I Anchorage addict. Every one
who goes there gets that way
j more or less.
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j Ruth Cyrus is once again the
center of a regular co-ed stam
, pede. Her stock of hip skirts
and clever mid-sliipman jackets
is so amazingly attractive and
the garments themselves so ser
viceable, that combined with
reaonablo prices they are quite
indispensable to the average col
lege girl’s wardrobe.
Miss Cyrus is the Portland
Berg agent here and can be lo
cated at 241 E 12 St. (1116-J).
So long bobs are coming back
j in the East—well say not so here.
The Vo-ed (bet. Co-op and Y. W.
C. A.) is working double time
1 giving wind-blowns and will be
for some time yet if they keep
up their high standard results.
| It’s awfully nTee to go there for
1 they specialize in serving we
i feminines.
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Sorry, dear Anne, am due for
J a shampoo and water wave at
Hasting Srs. (Minor Bldg.) al
I most immediately and while ,
loathe to cease must admit am ,
rather looking forward to ex
periencing that pleasing feeling
of possessing perfectly groomed
hair such as Hasting invariably
CAROL.
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