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About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 19, 1929)
. Babes Send Froshliome With Defeat Yearlings Have Four Defeat® and One Win For Season Scores _ Final Contest Slated With Huskies Here on Friday Tim frosh basketball team lost its fourth game in fivo starts when tlio University of Washington balms ^ defeated llmin, 28 to 20, at Seattle last Saturday. A return game will bo pdnved this Friday at McArthur court preliminary to tlm Orcgnn Wnshington conference till. This defeat, at tlm hands of tlm balms practically puls tlm freshman team down ns a loosing team for this season. After starting out, the year by winning all their practice games they let the Aggie rooks take three of the four contests played. They still had a chance of redeeming themselves by conquer ing the northern freshmen, but. that chance was lost last Saturday. Prosli Ahead at Half These Oregon yearlings have 11m habit of winning their games in the first half and then throwing them away in tlm last part of tlm game. The last two contests with tlm rooks at Kngene were examples of this. Tlm Webfoot yearlings led in both only to drop behind in the last few minutes. At Washington last week they Were ahead lfi to 12, at half time, but let tlm babes walk away from them to win by eight points, Oregon scored only two field goals in the seeond period. Not Playing Their Best Tlm freshmen were not tlm poorer team, but did not play tlieir best, according to Spike Leslie, frosli eoach. They played a fairly good defensive game at first, but later 'in tlm game they let up and their piny was very ragged in all ways. Summary: Washington Babes (28') Fg Ft Bf Tp Mahonon, f . 2 Swynrd, f . 2 Nordstrom, e . 2 Nollies, g . 2 Fairney, g ,.r. 2 1 1 7j i i n 1 1 7 ' 1 1 fi n 2 4 Totals ..■.12 4 (1 28 Oregon Trash f20) Fg Ft Ff Tp Levoff, f . \ 2 Oolp, f, c . 1 1 Phipps, e . 0 0 Fletcher, g . 1 0 Stevens, g . 1 2 Hagen, f . ” 0 Malian, f . 0 1 Keenan, f . 0 0 Bradley, g . 0 0 Totals . 7 fi 1(1 20 Smoking Survey llekl By Business Seliool Cigarettes Found Popular Among Town Dorlors A research completed recently reveals that, ,80 per cent of I'higenc’s doctors smoke, according to Ihivid Doan Favillo 10. Fn villo, ()«>:) n of till' sulionl of 1 nisi moms mlniinis trution, who di vocfod I ho work. Hoihort/ Mel/ lour, o junior ma joriiifl in linsinusa odniiniNlrotion, in torviuivvd oil Iho ikn/tors in Kn jtoinr. Tho oh joi't of Iho ro soori h rv o s t o find out h o w inn n v d o o tors smoko, mid tin'll1 preference us to cigars, pipes, or cigarettes. The largest "number smoko cig arettes. 'J’lio mimlior of djoetors profering pipes n ml cigars was about equal. None of the doctors admitted that they preferred to chow. The research was carried on at 11i(‘ request of Tkmiol Mtaieh, direc tor of Americanl Association of \d vertising Agencies, Dean l'aville stated. Mrs. Dyinont Named To Stanford Position Ttorthn Stuart. Pyiuont, ex-head of women's physical education at Oregon, has been appointed to a position in the health service at | Stanford, according to word re- j reived here. Mrs. Oyment was also an instructor in physical education at Reed college in Portland, and at the University of Michigan, the school from which she graduated. DR. C. H. DAY Osteopathic Physician and Surgeon Special attention to foot troubles d-ti Miner Bldg, Tel. 45U Order of ‘O’ Pups Cuts Capers for Fans Barked shins and skinned noses arc the latest stylo, among tho hockey players out roller skates who were initiated into the Order of the “O” between halves ef the Oregon Idaho game last night. • Before last, night, they were neither rooler skates nor hockey players, blit by virtue of their strenuous workouts on the above floor in the ^loo they now qual ify for both titles. The 'hockey game proved a musing to (lie howling sped a- : tors on account of the numerous spills, and extreme lack of cloth ing. Half iif the boys worn “pantlies,” nice green, pink, lav ender and baby blue ones loo. The rest; wore the latest thing in “coming out” pajamas. I nit ia t es were Woodie A rcher, - Austin Colbert, Marsh an Hhiehls, Reynold McDonald, Bill J’rend ergast, John Kit/rniller. Dave Mason refereed from astride a donkey. Decorations for Big Senior Ball Topic of Meeting Woman's Building Will Be Some of Annual Event; Men Wanted to Work Today at four o’clock, at the meeting of the senior class, which is scheduled to take place in room Larry Shaw 110, .lolifison hall, i the motif of the i'dororntions for | the Senior lit 11 |will lip disclosed. ; The decorations | committee, con sistinir of Carl Ifpilbo.Jni, eliair man; Ted Pope, Clarence T/idherg, II i 1 il a Wtmk,er, Camille Harris, and Dorol li y Chapman, have lipcii W orking since appointments were made sev eral weeks ago. Plans for an) ex eeplionally fine rleeoration of the Woman’ building arS complete, and work is to start immediately. At the meeting of all the Senior Hall committees, which was held last Saturday, Larry Shaw, general chairman, outlined all the work to be done. “Seniors, every last one, simply must get out and help with the decorations,” Shaw said. “.Men are urged to report, immediately to Floyd Bunk, at the art building, for work which must be done there. The hanging of some of- the cloth in the Woman’s building will be gin today, and the rest of the dec orations will be put up as soon as the assembly is over Thursday morning.” The floor committee still is as suring the campus of an exceed ingly good floor. Shaw hopes that no Iasi minute work will have to be done, and . that, everything will be finished by Saturday morning. Tickets may still bo purchased, but only 250 invitations have been made, and they are rapidly going. Fveryone who expects to go should inquire about bids right away. Ticket Sale for Banquet Of State Editors Started (Continual from I'ojjr One) will lie remembered as the father of two (’diversity of Oregon graduates. The University of Oregon will be represented on the program bp T>r. Arnold Hennett Hall, president of the university, or by Hurt Brown Barker, vice-president. Vernon Mc Kenzie, newly-appointed dean of the school of journalism at the Uni versity of Washington, will also speak. Tickets will be on sale at the Co up and will also be handled by Mr. Turnbull and the following stu- \ dents in the school of journalism: i Margaret Reid, Josephine Stofiel, Mack Hall, Joe Brown, Margaret | Clark, Lois Nelson, Marion Me- ■ (Iowan, and Harriet McLeod. Wins Acclaim Enviable recognition in the field of sculpture has come to three sculp tors at the T’ 'iversity of Oregon in acceptance of their work for display at the National Sculptors’ exhibition in San Francisco in April. The headi designed by Miss Anna Keeney, will be her contribu tion to the display. Mrs. E. T. Hodge, another student, will also exhibit, as will Harry Camden, pro fessor of sculpture at the univer sity, the leading young western sculptor. List of Speakers For Discussions Talks Announced Men Arc Picked to Visit All Fraternitieg Tonight; Religion Is Main Topic Tlio list 'of speakers who will lead discussion groups ionight at the men’s living organizations were announced today by llenry W. Davis, director of the United Chris tian work, on the campus. The names and topics follow: “Alpha Iteta Chi, 1,. O. Wright, “The At,odor™ Christian View of the Bible”; Alpha Tau Omega, Rev. Whitesmith, “Is there an Ultimate Right and Wrong?”; Alpha Upsi lon, Ernest Alo.ll, “The Individual ity of the College Student”; Delta Tail Delta, Warren D. Smith, “The Science of Religion”; Delta Epsi lon, Lieutenant Herbert, “Should Stationery Special 100 Sheets 50 Envelopes all for $1.00 UNIVERSITY PHARMACY The Students’ Drug Store Hth and Alder There is One Gift that carries the warmth of friendship as no other can — the gift that no amount of money can duplicate. KENNEL-ELLIS STUDIOS Summary of Saturday’s Game Washington State ("29) Fg Ft, I*f Tp filllolartrl, f .. Van Tuyl, f . Endslow, c . Posen, g .. Buckley, g ... Rohwer, g ... McDowell, f Ellingsen, g . Mitchell, c .... ... 0 ... 0 ... 4 . 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 Total .. ... 1 ... 1 .12 Oregon (2fi) Milligan, f . Ridings, f . ,T. Eberhnrt, e McCormick, g Bally, g . Horner, g . H. Eberhnrt, o Epps, g . Total . ... 1 ... 0 ... 0 ... 0 11 0 0 0 0 29 4 9 4 5 0 0 0 0 S 2S Wo Have Compulsory Military Training on the Campus?’'; Kappa Sigma, N. E. Bossing, “The Modern Christian! View of the Bible.” Theta. Chi, Father Heipsig, “Tins the World Outgrown Christ and 31 is Religion”; Phi Kappa T’si, S. Sid haria, “India”; Phi Sigma. Kappa, If. Scott, “Morals arol Athletics”; Psi Kay>pa, IT. W. Davis, “The Modern Christian View of the Bible;” Sigma Chi, Max Adams, “The New Morality”; Sigma. Nil, Rev. Haas, “Is One Religion as flood as Another?”; Sigma Pi Tan, Captain Ale Ewan, True Sportsman ship.” Sigma Hall, Cl. Muller, “Ts There an intimate Right and Wrong?”; Alpha hall, A. B. Stillman, “Choos irlg a Life Work”; Gamma, hall, Rev. Clay Palmer, “Changing Sex Ideals”; Omega hall, Dean John Landslniry, “The Relation of Clothes to Morality”; Sherry Ross hall, J. Mueller, “Moral and Social Adjustment of the College Man”; Zetn hall, Dean Charles Carpenter, “ Prohibition.” gggggg 1 _ ■ j SPECIAL BALLROOM CLASS NEW SHORT COURSE STANG’S DANCE STUDIO 861 Willamette Phone 2843 Taylor Players Tn a Ri'cat comedy drama by Don Mnllolly 1 “Laff That Off” 1 Tuesday and Wednesday One of the* best plays of the season COMING THURSDAY “What Ann Brought Home” Frosh Swimming Team Trounces O. S. C. Rooks Oregon Natators Trinnipli Over Aggies hy .‘58-25; .160-Yard Relay Is Close Tim Oregon finish swimming team defeated 1 lie Oregon Stain rooks, ii,8-2.7, iii a (Inal meet, last Saturday at Corvallis. The frosh took six first places, not counting a victory in the 100-yard breast. stroke which was disallowed. The rooks placed first in the fancy diving, took three seconds and were ceded five points for placing in the breast stroke. The first, event was the closest race of the meet. Iiafferty, Torrey, Hansen, and Pratt, the freshman IfiO-yard free style relay team, nosed out the rook relay men by scarcely three fuel. Paul Iiafferty, first man in the relay, also swam and placed first in the next event, the 100-yard breast stroke. Judges at the meet, declared both Ti.affert.y and Read Hal soil, freshman breast, strokers, disqualified because they did not turn properly at. the ends of the pool. T.illie, rook who placed third, was awarded first, in the event. Times in the meet were very slow, several being five or more seconds away from record time. A1 hhl - wards swam the fiO-yard free style in f!7 seconds and I tick Torrey won the 1 fid yard back stroke with a time of 2:0,°. 4-5 for the fastest clockings of Iho contest. In the dives, ftigentholer of the rooks, defeated Howard Hirks, freshman, l>y a mere piree point, margin. Chet man of the rooks was t bird. Summary: 1(10 yard free style relay: Oregon, LAST DAY tseph Ai. Schenck 4 RolilyiCl Production Comedy News 11th at Alder Waffles Toasted Sandwiches Salads Ties and Cakes ELECTRIC TOASTWICII SHOPPE Colonial Theatre Bldg. 7Sii K. 11th Special 25c Plate Lunch Home-made Pastry Milk SIialtps f'lioss Pi(»3 Bottled Drinks Good Coffee REX ( OltliNN K GRIFFITH With Lowell Sherman Louise Dresser Charles Ray .1 If you think you're blase — if you be lie v e nothing on ?nvth can make you perk up and stare— this is the film to ■tee! It's a fascinat ing folderot of fun! first; winning tonm, J.afferty, Tor rev, Hansen, I’r.'itt; time 1:11 2-.">. 100-yard breast. stroke: Lillie, rooks, first; Lafferty, flat son, frosh, disqualified; no time. fid-yard dash: Bdwffrds, frosh, first; Orookham, rooks, second; 1’ratt, frosh, third; time, 27 flat. 440-vard free stylo: Hanson, frosh, firsl ; Wilson, rooks, second; M ill or, rooks, third. Ififl-yard hack stroke: Torroy, frosh, first; liaison, rooks, second; Stevens, frosh, third; time, 2:0!! 4-.1. 100-yard dash: Pratt, frosh, first; Kd wards, frosh, second; Dunham, rooks, third; time, 1:07 1-5. Panov dives: Rigeniholer, Tooks, first; Dirks, freshman, second; (’'het man, rooks, third. 200-yard medley relay: won by Oregon frosh team, Torrey, Laf ferty,. Hansen; time, 2:47. Frosh Mat!nro Dancp. Proves Biff Success More than 200 freshmen turned out. for the first of the “get ac quainted” matinee donees Saturday afternoon at the men’s gym. Wom en were taken to the dance in a truck that “went gathering” at 1 :.‘!0 in (lie afternoon. The dance lasted until fi o’clock. Whether they will he eonttinued or not will diqiend on the class’ attitude, said Tlrian Mimnaugh, freshman presi dent, yesterday, expressing his con fidence that all those who attended found it successful, fleorge Weber’s orchestra furnished the music for the occasion. Class in Drama To Produce Play At Hex Theater Grimm's ‘Snow White and The Seven Dwarfs' Is Selected by Directors Underclassmen will at last he given a chance for prominence. The plnss in dramatic interpretation, composed mostly of sophomores will produce “Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs” at the Rex theater Sat urday, March it. The play was adopted from the story )► v the Orimms brothers and is primarily for children* although all others are welcome. It was first put on in 1921 at the Little theater, New York and was very successful. Marguerite Clark had the lead. Work on the piny has been going on for aboiit three weeks under the direction of Ottilie T. So_vbolt., head of tlie drama department. The east will be announced later as some changes may yet be made in the leading roles. There are six scenes and tlie set tings wifi lie designed an,f managed by the stage craft class. Admission price of twenty-five cents will bo charged for children and fifty cents for adults. ELECTION ANNOUNCEMENT fiamma Nil announces the election of Miss Ida Pope to honorary mem bership. < ilMfc DONALD T M E ATR E SEE 2 DAYS ONLY A sparkling comedy of back stage vomriiwo . . . and a “hoofer” who thought they were all out of step lint him . . . until “she” stepped in . . . and . . . But wait . , . HEAR Ofeflt Eddie Quillan Lina Basauette ROBERT ARMSTRONG BESSIE BARRISCALE «*<CAROL LOMBARD ATTRACTION EXTRAORDINARY HEAR and SEE What the Second -A. Tv F. Did in (Tay Parce AMERICAN LEGION CONVENTION PARIS HEAR SEE r The “Big Parade” Pershing! j Foch! The whole shdW l “Over There”