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About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 21, 1927)
fjFrosh Meet, I W.S.C. Babes In Pendleton Cougar Babes are Favored By Dope Mixers to Annex Battle 20 Yearlings Taken on I Eastern Oregon Trip Second Team to Play in ^ Medford Saturday Starting Line-up Moeller . Left end Christensen . Left tackle Devereau . Left guard ' Laiag . Center Colliert ..Eight guard Hall .,. Eight Tackle Archer . Right end 1 ’ark .:. Quarter Tuttich . Eiglit half Donahue . Left half Kitzmiller .Pull Last night Coach Billy Reinhart and his assistants, “Ba/.” Williams and Bert Kerns, embarked at (i:40 for Pendleton, Ore gon, with a tu multous brood of 20 battle - thirsty Ore gon d u c k 1 i n g s .whose great a n d Lurning ambition is sto administer to a certain group of. Oougur kittens such a reception this at'-. Ummioou as to stun ulate gnashing of Billy Reinhart teeth on the part of W. S. C. his torians who must chronicle the event tor future Cougar generations. With these sweet intentions Oregon’s freshman football squad will swing into action today against the high ly touted fresh team from Pullman. First Frosh Game This game is the first tilt for the yearlings and they will go in with most of the dope against them. The eleven from W, 8. C. has developed a powerful offensive and they have the advantage of one game’s ex perience. They swamped Spokane University 70 to 0 last week and! (lie game could hardly have been I called a set-up. If the Oregon ; babes can put the skid under this team they will have accomplished something bigger than it is usually credited to the feat of painting ele phants. Both Teams Heavy Tile Round-up city is expecting to see a real exhibition of football. Both teams will be as heavy as llie average college varsity and will ; ■-■—:-■ ! NEATLY TAPERED HAIRCUTS At the Campus Barber Shop 13th. Street . — i | —*i i '1 i gUgUM dMIcU clMMEIcftli&iJSJQUSIcllQlEElSlc 3 a a | GOSH! | MY LAUNDRY’S DIRTY! a a a a ! Such is the predica l meat college stu I j cleats often catch themselves struggling with. The result is that you seek your good friend -lolin and borrow his shirt for the night. r i ° There a r e chances he’ll have a dirty laundry also. Then, what? You go to town and buy a 0 shirt. You soon have B shirts, shirts, a n d B more shirts, and all 3 cif them dirty. To obviate such sit.ua- B tions step to your B phone and call— 825 New |, Service1 Laundry| ElSi:cLTL?iATi3SEiElEEIOElI2JEiS!ELfEEEI,E.rEjci ' have plenty of speed. The frosli will probably feature in running the ends and via the overhead route. All the ends and backs are good pass receivers and fhe team has been showing considerable improve ment in the passing department in the last few practices. ‘‘Kitz” Kitzmiller will start at full. Judg ing by the way this blonde boy has been tearing up the sawdust of the frosli practice field of late, he should contribute a great deal to ward deflating the Cougar kitten. Bert Tuttich continued to hold down right half. He is the speed demon of the yearling crew and tlie W. S. C. freshmen will need bicycles to keep track of him. John Dona hue. will pair wifli Tuttich in the opener. He is a good ball carrier and can provide good Interference when his teammates are toting the ball. Bill Parke is a last minute darkhorse for the signal barking ,j>b. He will start the game in place of Don Kelly who will be used probably in the Columbia game Saturday. Bill Laing gets the call over George ChappcI at the pivot posi tion. Lining is one of Pendleton’s ex-prep meteorites of the grid and will be given his chance to perform again on the home lot. Line Berths Secure Austin Colbert is cemented to his guard berth. He will pair with Don Deveroau who draws the call over Kenneth IIodg.cn to start at guard, Deveroau and Hodgen have both come to the front in recent work outs to take their turn as regulars. George Christensen and Marion Hall will start at the tackles. Chris tensen is the heavier man, strain ing the beam past the 200 mark, but Hall, is not far behind in weight u*'d is the tallest man on squad. Bob Eckman and Norman Jesse will be reserve tackles. Ed Moeller and i Woodward Archer draw first cud j selections though Lvle Harrington land May hew Carson stand a good | chance of getting at the Cougar kittens before the final gun is fired. Leon Stein, Fraucfvs Hill, and Ed Dvorak will make the trip as reserve backs. Saturday, the frosb will return and meet Columbia University on Hayward field at 1 o'clock. Satur day’s game starts early so as to i he over before the Order of the “O” gridgraph at McArthur court starts to flash the O. A. C.-Stanford game from Portland. A game has also been scheduled with ' Medford for a second frosh team Saturday afternoon at Med ford. The line-ups for this game •and the Columbia tilt, are not set tled as yet but will be given in to morrow's Emerald. Athletes (Continued from payc one) recovered by either team, but the bull cannot be advanced. * * * L. II. Gregory, sports editor of the Oregonian, in his sports gossip, says, “What on earth ailed the Ore gon rooters at the California game? They were dead. No signs of life from tlie Oregon section—nothing between the halves. Something wrong with that vaunted ‘Oregon spirit,’ and it wasn’t on the part of the team. The players can’t .yell as well as play-—a good cheer in the pinch has a heartening effect.” What about it, Oregon rooters? Mr. Gregory is more than half right, isn’t he? Oregon spirit is not dead but will be revived to a greater hoighth. At meeting of senior men yesterday afternoon, new plans and features were made to portray Ore Formerly 14 Watts W- 8th St Optical . Eugene Parlors COptometrist. Oregon To See These Exquisite Silk Party Frocks Is to Recognize Their Charm V There’s a festive spirit in the air. Alluring invitations are flying through the mails, tele phones are ringing—parties, parties'! And what pretty frocks are you planning to wear to these gay doings. A frivolous affair of laee and georgette in light green so light and airy, thinks it would look stunning at Miss Dolittle's bridge, if 19.75. Then too a winsome frock of wild orchid "May fair'’ taffeta in Du Barry shade at bottom form ing flounce with irregular lines, suggests itself for a sonority reception. iflh.50. Various other lovely models, indeed most intriguing shades. You'll agree when yon see them. Wouldn’t today he an excellent time to select'! (Second Floor) iSEEEEEEEEEElEElEElBIElBlBlEI^EIglEEIEiaElElBlEIElfJFIPtFIPIFIrllElBlgimElt r’. ~^ 11 — gon spirit. Plans are being made ;for open football practice several uights each week during which tht* varsity and freshmen will tangle. This afternoon the Oregon varsity will hold open practice on the fresh men field and a large turnout of students is urged. 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This is the reflex action from overwrought nerves• When a man smokes forty cigarettes a day, as 1 do, he must be sure of his brand. I smoke Lucky Strikes be• cause I have found, they are soothing to the nerves and at the same time they cause no throat irritation. My voice is always in perfect condition and Z am never troubled by any coughing which might be annoying to me in my work as an actor.’* '
