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About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 8, 1927)
Donut Basketball Enters 4th Week; Hot Competition Teams Trade Battle Sites For Remaining Duels; Four Games Today Co-c<ls Fail to Come for Basket Bottles Three weeks have gone hy since intramural basketball made its bow, and now the fourth week is at hand. Teams are tightening up and play ing ball in earnest. As yet there are no “best” teams, hut in each of the four leagues, one team is loom ing up out of the mass. Como out and pick the winner. Bight teams go into action today. Take notice that the teams that have been playing in the men’s gym nasium are going to move their battle grounds to the “Igloo,” and the McArthur court habitues will move down to the men's gymnasium. Sigma Phi Bpsilon moots Psi Kappa at 1:15 at McArthur court, and as soon as this tussle is decided, the Sphinx and Alpha Tan Omega will do a little tiaskct shooting. At the men’s gymnasium at 4:15 Alpha Up silon will he in one corner and the Betas is .the other awaiting the starting gong. At the end of this test, Alpha Beta (’lii will take on Phi Kappa l’si. There will be no games scheduled for Thursday due to the fact that the energy of the freshmen will lie concentrated oil the lion fire, and they will heave boards instead of basketballs. Just what do the co-eds fear? After the magnanimous and polite invitation of the directorate of the intramural league for the co-eds to appear in person and view the va rious contests of bnsketeering only one or two show tip. IIow come, ladies ? League A—-Phi (lamma Delta vs. Zebras, McArthur court, Wednesday, November It at 1:15 p. in.; Kappa Sigma vs. Phi Sigma ICappn, Me-j # Arthur court Wednesday, Nov. t), at 5:00 p. in. Official, D. Bpps. League B —Sigma Pi Bpsilon vs. ' l’si Kappa, McArthur court, Tues day, Nov. S, at 4:15; Sphinx vs. At phn Tail Omega., McArthur court, Tuesday, Nov. 8, at 5:00. Official M, Chastain. League C Alpha Upsilon vs. Be tas at Mens gym, Tuesday, Nov. 8, at 4:15; Alpha Beta Chi vs. Phi Kappa Psi at Men’s gym, Tuesday, Nov. 8, at 0 o’clock. Official, CL Hernia nee. League 1)—Theta Chi vs. Sigma ' Alpha Bpsilon at Metis gym, Wed nesday, Nov. t>, at 1:15; Sigma No vs. Independent at Mens gym, Wed nesday, Nnv. It, at 5:00. Official, M. Chastain. Cosmopolitans dan Armistice Celebration The University Cosmopolitan club will hold its own Armistice celebra tion nt 7:.‘10 Wednesday evening at the V. M. C. A. hitf. The first half hour will be devot ed to a business meeting followed by a featuring of patriotic songs. The main event of the evening will be an address by Dean Shirrell on his experiences in Belgium during the World War, followed by an in formal discussion. Refreshments will be served. Kveryone interested is invited to attend. Classified Ads J.ONT—Large licit pin with peni'ls, October U!>, between Hendricks; mid Chi Omega house. Kowmid. ■Return to Houseliold Arts office. uH 1 Charlie Chase Comedy Coach Schissler and 15 Oregon Aggies mrnm .mm i Paul J. Schissler Head Coach David Luby—half Vernon Eilers—guard Orile Robbins—snd Leslie Avrit—full Howard Maple—quarter George Scott—half umsmam aamsa '.Iclvin Whitlock—half Clare Eadley—guard tmwhes&lm Roscoe Luce—tackle Marvin Dixon—guard Tom Carr—end . v John Logan—end Jule Carlson—guard Bill Kirlc. center P-iloh. T.witchell—half Apart OF the Orangemen troupe who will perform against Webfoots on Hayward field, Homecoming, November 11. They expect to protect their sacred Beaver upon which a hunt was started last Thursday. Oregon’s captured replica of the Beaver will appear on the campus today, chained out in front of the library. Sophomores, Juniors Win Speeilball Games Spcedball games for women start ed with a bang yesterday when the juniors whipped tlie freshmen. 21 to 3, and the sophomore first walloped the sophomore second, 24 to .‘i. At the end of the first half the first game stood 14 to 0 in favor of the juniors, but the freshmen improved during the second, half and made a score. The sophomore second held the sophomore first 9 to •'> in the first half, but did not. make any goals during the rest of the game. The sophomore first team has a very fast forward line and a good backfield. They have the juniors, who also have a good team, very much wor ried. Webfools _a_____ (Continued from pope one) especially conspicuous. Two games in which the participants were championship contenders resulted in deadlocks, Stanford-U.S.C., lit to 13, and Minnesota-Notre Dame, 7 to 7. One scheme, advocated a few years ago by the veteran coach, .John lleisniah, was for each tram to bo given the ball for a specified num ber of play with an extra point on the team making the greatest ad vance. Another was to have a five minute extra period of battle to see if either team could break through. Still a third suggestion not involv ing extra play, was to give an extra point to the eleven which had rolled up the biggest yardage during the regular period of play. It, is contended that hockey, base ball and basketball all provide extra innings or period’s to break ties but football still stick to the old-fash ioned way. It’s too bad that any of these three suggestions were in force when the Oregonians battled , the heavy Idaho team to a scoreless tie. The Webfoots could havevwon on any of the three counts. With a series of marches they had worked the ball down to scoring distance only to have the timer's gun spoil their ehaneei for scoring. * Oregana (Continued from parje one) a chance to.get it,” declared Ilubbs. “We thinkMhe most effective way of reaching everyone can be gained Again—WELCOME, GRADS— On re moro wo join with the students to extend our Hospitality during Homecoming Manerud Huntington Fuel Company First Nat l. Bank Bldg. Phone 651 We Ought to Know! 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Street JM3I31BJ313I3JElSJ3MSH3ISI3I3IEEM3I3Jp “Number gy m Please*” 1 “825”, I answered, and proceeded to forget all about that stack | 1 of dirty cloths in i my laundry bag. I | knew that they would be cleaner than I could do them myself, and | get back quicker fa than if I sent them home, for you see | I just called the— SiEJEISISJSiSISISEISSSlEISlSEISEE Football • (Continued from pope ons) around the Aggie wings. Oregon’s touted passing game has not func tioned with any degree of consis tency, hut with. Robinson back on the heaving end a greater percent age of passes are expected to be completed. Oregon’s aerial game will furnish the Beavers with a busy afternoon. Most of Stanford's scores against the O. A. C. -outfit resulted from for ward passes indicating that the Aggie secondary defense is none to strong in this department. bast, night the Wcbfoot linemen had a session with the charging ma chine. This practice method is usual ly reserved for the spring and early fall, but Dick Reed, line coach, is capitalizing every possibility to whip the forwards into shape. As has been the case all season, Oregon will go into the game with the weight odds all in favor of the op position. To lessen the Aggie ad vantage in this department, Homer Dixon has been shifted to the regu lar tackle job on the varsity squad. Dixon was unable to make the trip to Palo Alto, but appears to have improved as result of the enforced rest. Williams Shows Power Charles Williams has just about cinched a regular job at half. Wil liams has been the most potential defensive back on the Oregon team all season, and has been pounding line for consistent gains. He is light for a line plunger, but has the 12 Pencils with Name Printed in Gold, 60c Johnson City, N. Y. assorted colors, high grade No. 2 black lead, postpaid. Cases for six pencils, Morocco, $1; leather, 75c; imitation leather, 50c. 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