\arsityTrims
FroshTeam In
Practice Game
McEwan Drills Wcbfoots
Hard in Preparation
For Heaver Contest
Christensen W ill Be Back
In First Lineup Soon
A grim anil determined Oregon
Varsity football srj u; i * I Inst night,
settled down 1o 1lie real training
grind in proparat ion tor I lie mining
.fray with Coach Rcliisslor’s Heav
ers. It. was 1 lie first real workout j
for the AVobfonts since the Califor
nia game last. Saturday.
Instead of being disheartened by1
the defeat the Hears shoved over
on them, the Oregon men merely
have the old fighting s]>5rif more
firmly instilled in their rninds. This
was evident last night when they
tore through the first string frosli
lineup in relentless fashion.
fresh from a day’s rest on 'Mon
day and a light practice Tuesday!
night, McKwan’s gridders cut loose
full force and piled up several touch
downs against Reinhart's fighting
freshmen.
It was a real scrimmage while il
lasted, and although' the yearlings
put; over a score of their own early
'in the game, the varsity came back
Seeing red and after that they were
never headed.
■Forward Pass Only Tally
The first year men made their
lone tally after completing a long
forward pass. The varsity resorted
to a varied running attack for the
most, but used a few short passes
to keep tho t'rosli puzzled.
Bobbie Robinson suffered a slight
injury during the scrimmage period
but. will not be kept, out of the
lineup at any time because of it.
All of the rest of the Oregon team
With the exception of George Chris
tensen, giant tackle, are iu fit con
dition. ’The B(juad as a whole looks
better now than it did immediately
preceding the Bear contest.
Christensen, who is one of the
bulwarks that, makes up Oregon’s
strong forward wall, was out to
practice last night. without his
crutches, lie was jusf an onlooker
•and not in uniform however, but
it was good to see the big boy around
without the crutches which he has
been using since the California'
game.
It is expected that Christensen:
will be in suit for tonight’s work
out, and lie said yesterday that his
ankle felt about as good as it did :
just before he went into action down
in Berkeley.
McEwan Cautious
(hutch McKw.iii is not likely to
take any great chances of having
any of his men battered up before |
the Aggie lilt, so it is probable that ,
scriimuages will be few and l'ar I
between before the team goes over
to Corvallis. The line will get its
slitire of litird work though, and il I
will have In lie a Beaver with ex
ecplionally strong leelli that gnaws
his way through the Webfunt for
waids consistently.
The line will be at; iIs full strength
When il goes into 1 lie contest against
Oregon Hate. Willi Christensen in I
his regular position the Oregon line
is rated from tackle to tackle ei|ual
Wit h 1 he best on the coast.
McEwaii will devote the rest of
this week and till next week in
working out methods for stopping
Maple and I he rest of the Aggie
backs in addition to developing an
offense which will work successt'iillv j
against the Beavers,
Donut
(Continued from Cage Out )
Ct-fo-t) in a speedy tilt yesterday.
Titus and Ragsdale anpiired most
of the points for the winners while
Swindells played the outstanding
role for the Sigma Chi’s. Both
teams lacked effective combination
work and good shots. The loosers
mode a grand attempt to drag them
selves out of last place when near
the close of the gafe they threat
ened tho Psi Kappa defense by
tying the game with a basket garn
ered by Murdeu, substitute. But
Titus, I’si Kappa forward, spiked
Ready Now
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Tlio following men aro in
structed to report at the library
slops at 10:4•"» sharp:
Cockiness and (no lid—Harry
Burkett, Max Koossol, Fred
Smith.
Cockiness—Omar Palmer, James
O. Hughes.
Stepping on seal—Hill Baren
drick.
No lid Ted Charles, Kenneth
Hong, Wilson Jewett, Al Brown,
line Buzan, (lay Stoddard, Ed
Hawkins (wearing cap), Bryan
Ryan, R. \V. K. Smith, Bob
Build, Kormit Stevens (didn’t
report.), Treber Khnwcross, Nor
val Libby, Ray Foss, Orvill Bar
rett, Amos Lawrence, McKenzie
Ward.
Sophomores: .Tames Burchell,
moustache; Brady Bilker, smok
ing on camjius.
All lettormen are requested to
be present.
Signed:
PAUL HUNT,
President, Oregon Knights.
BURR ABNER,
Chairman, Traditions Com.
the works when he crammed an un
willing basket down tins throat of a
Sigma Chi not, and with a few
availahlo fouls, submerged the op
waddled into the fray the second
half and using a huddle system
plunked in three field goals and one
foul while they talked the S. I’. T.’s
out of most of their shots and al
lowed them only one field goal and
a much debated foul. Lineup:
(I. II. (ID) (11) S. P. T.
Palmer (10) .F. (4) Sullivan
Potter (2) .F. (2) Emmett
Jacobs (5) .(!. .. (2) McFarland
Leedom (2) .(I. Arnett
Vi id 7, .G. (.'!) Marlatt
Referee, 0. Clarke.
Today at the men’s gym Omega
hall meets Bachelordon at 4:10
o’clock and the Sphinx plays Alpha
hall at 5 o’clock. On the north
floor of the pavilion the Phi Dolts
will take on Cosmos club at 4:10
while Phi Camilla Delta will battle
Beta Theta Pi at fi o’clock. In* the
same corresponding hours Chi Psi
will tangle with Sigma hall on the
southern space and Friendly will
cut off relationship with Theta Chi
for an hour,
ponents. Lineup:
P. 1C. (11!) (0) R. O.
Titus (.1) .F. (•() Swindells
Schollze '(I!) . F. (3) Savage
Johnson 0. Anderson
Ragsdale (4) ....Or. Kelly
Brumbaugh (1) 0 . Putney
S . (2) Harden
Referee, 0. Eberhart.
Camilla hall showed he boys how
it’s all done when they knocked in
Sigma Pi Tan by the unavoidable
score of 19-to-ll in a snappy con
test. At the end of the first half
the figure 12 nestled next to the
(lamina hall cognomen while an 8
lined up for the S. P. T. This was
too close, so the dormitory babes
Tickets Co On Sale
Tor Corvallis Came
Student tickets ;it. $1.00 for llio
(). A. (\ jjnmo will go on snlo today
al tin* Co op. “ Doc” Uobnett, :is
a :1anl graduate manager, said, in
*'v|»Iii iiii11tlu' ticket si! nat ion, “Wo
a ro allowed only 2f>00 student < iek
els. All I lie remaining covered
inland stand tickets are in south
tMid double section, and we have a
few side line seats on sale at $2.00.
(). A. (’. has practically sold out.”
Register in Home Town
Says Carlton Spencer
Vote Made Unquestionable
If Registration Is Legal
“One beneficial result of tlie re
cent election lies been to arouse in
students more interest in tlie elec
toral franeliise than ever before.
There is no legal reason wliy any
qualified student, should not vote if
lie will register properly,-” said
Carlton K. Spencer, professor of
law in the 'University of Oregon,
commenting on the difficulties that
recently arose concerning student
registration and voting in Kiigene.
The important point to follow in
insuring the privilege of voting, ac
eording to Mr. Spencer, is for the
student to register in liis home
county, whether that be Lane coun
ty or some other. This should be
done by appealing in person before
the clerk of the county of which
the student is a resident, or by fill
ing out a registration blank before
any notary public or clerk of an
other county ami having it sent to
the clerk of the student ’s county.
The certificate of registration
which the student obtains from
registering in liis home county will
entitle him to vote anywhere in the
state on state and local issues.
“If, being away from home, you
wish to vote on local questions in
your home town,” Mr. Spencer said,
“write to your county clerk within
30 days before the election for an
application blank for absent voters.
After making application you will
be sent a ballot which you may fill
out and return by mail.
“The important thing is to regis
ter in your home county. If you do
that you may ' vote anywhere on
statu and national questions or you
may vote in your homo town by
mail on all questions.”
'Theaters
J£F-.
MCDONALD- “Show Girl,” star
ring Alice White. A new version
of “Dixie Dugan.” Also George
Lewis and Dorothy Gulliver in the
new series “Collegians,” find a spec
ial preview.
IIEILIG—“The Port of Missing
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LET US PROVE IT!
EASTSIDE CLEANERS
Franklin Phono 461
Battle of Music
\
An innovation on this campus
—featuring Galloway’s Campa
Shoppe Orchestra, and the
Varsity Vagabonds, and the
their best—numerous features
—something new every minute
The Campa Shoppe
Grille Dance Saturday night also
| Gil ls,” with Bn i!»;,:a Bedford and
Malcolm McGregor. Also Aesop’s
Gables and Will Rogers in “Explor
ing England.” Coining Friday, Sin
ger’s Musical, Comedy coritpany in
“ Family Affairs.”
COLONIAL —‘•Half a Bride,”
featuring Gary Cooper and Esther
Ralston. Also a new Aesop’s fable
and a clever Mermaid comedy, “Kit
1 clren Talent.” Coining Friday, Rich
ard Barthelmcss in “The Wheel of
Chance.”
P.EX—“Jazz : Mad,” with .Tean
Ilersholt, Alarjon Mixon and George
Lewis. A romance of t he ultra
modern age. Also “George Meet
George,” another “Jet George Do
11” comedy. Coming, Ken Mavnaril
in “The Upland Rider.”
$7.50
Permanent Wave,
complete.
Including Shampoo
Finger Wave.
Model Beauty Shop
Across from Rainbow
Confectionery Phone 23G2
The Gang’s
Al! Here
TOASTWICH SHOP
Colonial .Theatre Bldg.
Come and
Get it
GAS
and
OIL
at
The Oregon
Exacting’ Service
11th and Hilyard
Social Work Advisor
To Visit Campus Today
All .students interested in enter
ing any field of socdal work are
urged to see Miss Margaret Creecli
when she is on the campus next
Thursday afternoon and Friday
morning, according to Mary K.
Kent, office manager of the exten
sion division.
Miss Creech visits the campus
once or twice every year acting as
Use this service
for your
Week-end
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Train and motor-conch
combine to give flexible,
time-and-money saving,
travel service.
The maximum of time at
your destination when you
use—
The "Silver Grays”
Portland viaCorvnllis and
Albany — J8:00, 9:35,
111:50 a.m.; 2:35, 4:35
p.m.
The "Limited,” extra equip
ped, leaver 11:50 a.m. ar
rives Portland 4:15 p.m.
JVii Harrisburg.
Roscburg—1:55,6:35 p. m.
Marshfield via Roscburg
—1:55 p.m.
GrantsPass, Medford,
Ashland—1:55 p. m.
And many other points
You'll find a convenient
way to almost any Western
Oregon destination via the
deluxe "Silver Grays.” Ask
about connections to Mc
Minnville, Monmouth, Sil
vc-rton, Lebanon, Newport,
etc.
Leave at *3:15, 4:50 a.m.;
12:55, 2:20, 4:25, 7:00
p.m.
♦Sleeper ready at 9:30 p.m.
Trains to Portland
Motor-Coaches leave 5
minutes earlier from South
ern Pacific Station.
M. B. Cole, Agent., S. F. Stages
F. G. Lewis, Agent, S. P. Co.
Phone 2200
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advisor to anyone interested in so
cial work. On this visit stie will be
available by calling the extension
division, 990, for an appointment,
Miss Kent states.
DON’T BE MISLEAD
We are still at 760 Willamette
Street, where we have been for
nine years. We're too busy to
say more.
Scroggs Bros. Tailors
Ask for Roy
Your reward 'for our work well
done, is comfortable vision and
satisfaction.
Make Appointments
Whenever Possible
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Optometrist - Eyesight Specialist
Suite' SSI Miner Bldg. Phone; ''hill
East Broadway
Eugene, Ore.
My father said—
‘'John Hancock is a great name;
Life insurance is practically indispensable.”
That time, at least, he was right.
Hobi Airways Co.
under management of Finley Henderson
presents an
Henderson’s Airplane Crash
Eugene Airport
Monday Afternoon, November 1 2
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The silks have a more
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In patterns very small all
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set cluster stripes are new
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Brownsville Woolen
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