< Track Stirs
Itself After
Winter Sleep
Cinder Path and Field
Artists Start Spring
Training in Earnest
Sunshine and Pep Assist
In Workouts of Squads
Varsity track is gutting pretty
""•ell under way. New warm-ups ot'
bright green are brine* distributed
SwHSwpSRwShS;’:’:'
Bob Robinson
to the squad, the
old outfits being
j used by the intra
mural and frosli
squads.
The weather has
been bad for out
door work. Tlje
e i n d e r t r a c k
would be ruined
if men were al
lowed to run on
it. Moreover, in
door work is not
possible at pres
ent. the special indoor shoes that
were supposed to arrive no latei
than yesterday have not yet shown
up.
Takes on New. Life
There is a healthier attitude to
ward work and competition about
the track now than there lias,.been
>,'’or some years. The reason is that
there is a lot of good material on
hand. Ed Moeller, as one . example,
is o potential world champion dis
cus thrower, and is good for a lot
of points during the season in other
events.
Six lettermen are in school this
term. They are Bill Crawford, 120
high hurdles, sprints ijnd high-jump;
Harold Kelley, hurdles and sprints;
Homer Dickson, shot and javelin;
George Stager, discus; Bill Pren
dergast, sprints; and Love McGee,
hurdles.
Sophs Good Prospects
Tlion there are on hand a lot of
good sophomores and experienced
men who have not earned letters.
Some of these are Bobby Robinson,
pole-vault; Ernest McKitrick, dis
tance; Ralph Hill, distance; Edward
Siegiuund, hurdles; Ed Jensen, dis
tance; Marion Hall, weights; and a
number of other likely prospects.
Last spring the frosli were excep
tionally strong on' the cinders,
while the varsity was pitiable in
that department, having had to de
fend on the field-event men to
make any sort of respectable team
showing at all. In fact, the varsity
field men scored only 58 points to
the opponents’ 17.'!, and left the
weight-men and junipers to make
8.! and 5-6.points to the opponents’
78 and 1-6.
Order of ‘O’ Initiates
To Stage Balmy Act
They didn’t go through the mill
last Saturday so a group of Order
of the ‘“O” men will initiate them
selves between halves of the Wash
ington State-Oregon game at the
Igloo tonight.
Eight men have been selected to
go through initiation tonight. They
were to have put on a stunt at the
Oregon State gamr| but some of
their number were absent, so tin;
octette will do their stuff tonight.
The initiates include Wade New
begin, Lasaltc Coles, Art Hcliocni,
Harold Kelley, Hick Schroeder,
Leonard Steele, Ralph llill, and
Charles Silverman. They promise
ra balmy act to entertain the spec
tators and rooters.
Your
Last Chance
Matinee at 2
They Carry a Lot of ^Weight” at Oregon
University of Oregon expects not a few points this year in its
, track and field meets by gentlemen in the picture wlio are the team’s
star weight men. Left to right, thej* are: George St add man, shot
putter; Homer Dickson, shot put and discus; and George Stager, who
placed first in the discus last year in the Pacific coast conference
meet at Missoula.
Dayton Beats Oregon
In Close Rifle Match
Harvey Wright High Point
Man With Score of 366
With a total score of 3,594 points
j the University of Dayton, Ohio, re
j peatcil tlie University of Washing
i ton’s performance by defeating the
j University of Oregon’s rifle team
I in" matches held last week, acco il
! ing to a letter bearing the score
| from the eastern college, The Ore
gon team’s score was 3,521, being
j 73 points below that of Dayton.
I Washington beat Oregon 99 points
J in the same match,
j High point man for Dayton built
| up a total of 372 points, while Ore
igon’s high man, Harvey Wright,
had a score of 3GG. The shooting
| was done from four positions;
i namely, prone, sitting, kneeling,
j and standing.
! This week the rifle team shoots
against Kemper Military school,
j Booneville, Missouri; University of
Illinois, Champaign, Illinois; and
i Washington State college, Pullman.
j . " —
Law School Banquet j
To Be on Wednesday
A law school banquet will be held
i at the Osburn hotel next Wednes
day evening, February 20, at 6
o’clock. Attorney McCulloch, of
the Portland firm of Carey and
Kerr, will be the chief speaker. He
! has announced his subject as “The
1 Personnel of the United States
Supreme Court.”
Health Service Plans
New Entrance Blank
A new type of examination blank
j to be filled out by beginning stu
dents is being prepared by the uni
versity health service, according to
! Dr. Fred Miller, director. The old
blanks have proved somewhat con
r
fusiug, lie says, so a nmv arrange
ment of the material is being made.
Errors have been made especially
in those instances where headings
are not separated by lines.
Each freshman on entering the
university is required to undergo a
medical examination and to give
statistics concerning his own and
family health experience. These
records are kept to aid in analyzing
student health problems and in
diagnosing eases.
Dean Carpenter Talks
To Bar Association
Dean Charles E. Carpenter of the
university law school, addressed the
Lane County Bar association at a
banquet at the Osburn hotel last
night on “Bancorporations.” His
talk concerned the growth of ban
corporations and the effect on them
of laws regarding branch banking.
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‘Oscar’ Wagner
I Bests Ristau in
Semi-final Match
—
One More Game Decides
Handball Champ; Shaw
And Wagner on Monday
The handball single;! tourney en
tered into the final round yesterday
when “Oscar” Wagner defeated A.
Ristau 15-21, 21-5, 21-14, in a spir
ited series of games.
The mutch was first started Mon
day, but when Ristau crashed into
the wall during the second game, it
was found that he was badly
bruised,, so the match was postponed.
The battle was started over again
yesterday with Ristau winning the
opening contest 21 to 15. in the
second game Wagner started to swat
the ball with everything lie had.
The bombardment soon told on Ris
tau, and lie dropped this game 5 to
21. With the games even both Wag
ner and Ristau were determined to
win the next one if it was the last
thing they ever did. Wagner kept
up his bombardment from every
corner and soon drew ahead, win
ning the final game 21-14.
The championship will bo decided
next Monday between Wagner and
II. Shaw. All indications point that
this match will bo a fitting climax
to the tourney, as both men hRre
reputations for playing fast and
hard ball.
No-dale Frosh Dance
Starts This Afternoon
Women to Truck to Gym;
Men Will Hoof It Alone
"Going to truck it to the frosh
dance this afternoon.”' This is what
freshman women are asking each
other today and, according to Tom
Handley, chairman of the get
acquahitcd frosh matinee dance
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Curinnc
GHIffITH
flint will begin at 2 o’clock this
afternoon, most of them are auswer
| ing, “Of course.”
’ At about 1:30 o’clock a truck
, will begin delivering girls at the
I gym and nt 2 dancing, to the music.
! of George Weber’s orchestra, will
| begin, lasting until 5 o’clock. Only
freshmen will attend. Men will be
charged 2."> cents. This is the first
of a series of informal no-dato
dances, plan nod at a recent class
meeting.
Fletcher Receives
Scholarship Award
Willis Fletcher, Oregon swimmer,
was awarded the Spalding scholar
ship cup for the athlete making the „
most points in the fall term. Fletch
er. scoring (55 points, was one point
ahead of Love McGee, track star.
The Spalding cup, which is awarded
each term, was won by Wade New
begin last spring.
Wild Rose Ice Cream
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and we make up specials
upon request
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for 3 Days
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. with
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