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About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (March 8, 1929)
Swim Letters - Awarded To rThirteen Men Webfoots Take Four oi ~ Six Meets, Stanford, “ Northwestern Defeats Qpuneil’c Recent Action on Z Swim linfS Follows Easl Z By WARREN TINKER "Thirteen major sports letters it sj'iniming have been awn riled ti members of tlm 10tJO vSrsity fo tjeiropal't in the Henson of sueee.ss ('•1 competition just closed. Swim ijjlng was put on a par ’with al other major sports in January bj ;®ion of the student council. ■■Five Pacific coast meets and one iffterseetional contest with North vjjgstern university of Chicago modi ik, the Oregon swimmers’ schednh I!)!!!). Of these, four were woi l%- Oregon; meets with Northwest (Th and Stanford universities wen tjy.' only Webfoot losses. Both Stan Hard and the middle western tearr are rated ‘among the first five ii national intercollegiate competition In the northern section of tin ’gonst conference, Oregon had onlj O. S. C. for competition. In tw< 'ineels the Webfoots defeated tin ••■Aggies by decisive scores, .12-Id am •10-27. Swimming in the I’aeifii „northwest has had little collegiati support for several years. Tin "University of Washington has m jndoor pool and an attempt to or Jpuni/e a scpiad at Washington Mtati jhis year fell flat because of made i|Uale support. 'Oregon Ranks High Oregon ranks on a par with Cali fornia in its recognition of swim lning as a worthwhile spoil. Tin "potion of the student council in giv ing swimming major recogiii/.anei "follows what has been a fact in I In Vust and California for Severn ..vears. - In a week’s tour of California "February 17 to 2d, the Oregon teun .ivvnn two of three swimming meets 'On February III the llniversily o ..California fell before the Oregon ‘inns, -IS It*. ’I'lie Oregon relay team J-omposfcd of .I<1111111,v Creech, Join •Anderson, Hal Hatton nod Clio 'Floyd, broke the coast record fo ,lhe Kill-yard relay io this meet. On the day following the H. of (‘ Voidest Stanford decisively defeulei •■.Oregon ol III. Stanford Hwiinmeri ’Stroke two const records in defeat ,iiig Oregon’s represental ives, win i r- - I New Suits for Spring Vacation Shipments' arriving daily S? Your suit is now ^waiting lor you, in ! either three or four ;piece models S c r our special loin piece golt suit lit O o V » & 0 o $ 33.50 •" (‘tiiiu' l or a 11 \ e DeNeffes Young Mon’s Wear rtirry'n,.ire I Two of Abhie’s Tennis Hopes Clare Hartman and Howard Shaw will be among the first string netmen this spring who are expected to help Coach Abercrombie win the coast intercollegiate title. Both are lettermen from last year’s squad. I were likely not fully recovered from j I ;i hard meet the night before. Anderson High Pointer • Johnny Anderson, holder of four I’aeific const records, was individual high point man for the Wcbt’oots during the season, lie made a total of 41! points including four individ I ual first places. Chet Floyd, his I team mate in the sprint races, was second with ill points. Don Neer, in his ,first year of collegiate diving competition, won three of lour first places in meets he entered. He was defeated only by Wally Colballi, iiorthwestern nniversily member of the 19‘JH Olympic* team and national inter collegiate diving champion, i Members of the squad receiving letters are as follows: Anderson, J Floyd, Fletcher, Lewis,* (iillette, Allen, Mi \lpin, Creech, Silverman, But the wrong place. Play safe.. wear a convenient Gruen Guild Strap Watch, it's safer. Our Gruens range from $27-50 to $!50.. .thor oughly masculine in design, leaders in style, and always dependable. Gruen Strap $37.50 Seth Laraway DIAMOND MERCHANT AND JEWELER (Sharp, Hutton, Neer, and Thompson. PLEDGING ANNOUNCEMENT Alpha Delta I’i annoifneis the pledging of dracia Haggerty of Union, Until daunt of Eugene, and Gladys Mach of Corvallis. Library Grows With Accession Of New Books Statistics Given on Growth, Average of 40 Volumes Are Received Each Day The Ikmk stacks at the University of Oregon library now bold 195,285 volumes, and an average of 40 new books a day are being added, M. II. Douglass, .director of the library, stated. TliVs number includes both the pi^jii and the law libraries. m Statistics are kept every day, hi added, and at the end of the ye;u the totals are compiled. More edi tions were added to the estblishiuent in 4926 than in the years 1927 am 1928, the total number for that yeai being 15,898, in 1927 new book? numbered 14,245, while the total foi i 1928 readied 12,089. I Of the 12,689 purchased in 1928 | 11,907 were filed in the main li brary and 782 in this law school I while in 11427, 12,525 were stackei j in the main and 729 in the lav building. During 1926, 14,847 edi | tions were shelved in the main li brary and 1051 in the law depart merit. With the advent of more books ii the libraries, the card index file: are growing and unde space is be ing allowed for this purpose, Mr Douglass said. The addition is made throng] purchase, gifts and binding period ALL TANKED UP! Ami ready (o enjoy spring varation. OF course ur’re speaking of JiirliField gas From the— Oregon Service Station Eleventh and Hilyard Three’s a Crowd Soiiu-1iiiii-s, but wlii'ii tin’ “third ' is a car theye’s a charming combination for a sprkigtiiue frolic. You'll find too that with a car from Taylor's Auto Rental to be the extra party, it s a cinch to got the right party to ride with you.' Dances arc never complete without- ;i | do mm I (or to ; 111«l from tin ilance; li iicoiI not cost you much to have the use of a car without the trouble of o>\ rn'i ship. Take her to the dance ami loavo oariy enough for a little spin. Picnics Holidays iu spring .ire .just i«1 r>: 11 times for a pieuie at some of Oregon’s wonderspots a pieuie up tlie AteKen/io ur ai Triangle Lake will lin ger long in your memory of i ollege days. All of this easily possible with one of our elosed ears. Phone 2185 for Reservations Taylor’s Auto Rental Insure your complexion with MARCELLE Complexion Requisite^ Kee|» vom km \ Man rile h are l \>w <|<r anil ( tram will bring you glowing beauty as they have to mil lions ol women lor over r)0 sears, Ol finest quality^— iVlaveelle C omplexion Requisites are always sold to von will) a money bark guarantee. 1 rv them. The Oregon Pharmacy Phone 241 538 Past 13lh Ave ’ Phone 241 icals. Thu greatest gain, however,! : is made through purchase from state I ' funds and department fees, accord- j j ing to the statistics compiled in the library. The number also included volumes i published bv the University of On1- j I gon, those bought with fees from] the rent collection shelf, and gifts! for the Homer and Camilla Leach Collections. j | A number of volumes are obtain-! i ed by exchange, and from the state | of Oregon and the United States, , which includes United States, state ; and municipal documents. Minnesota Dormitory Swept by Two Blazes j I MINXKAPOLIS, Minn.—(IP) Two dormitory fires within 14 hours1 sit the University of Minnesota, are | being investigated by university j authorities. The first totally tie-1 j stroyed Sanford annex, at si loss 'estimated at $50,000. The second drove 11 co-eds to the street, but was I brought under control before it did any gicat damage. COLLEGE MEN SUPERSTITIOUS SYRACUSE, N. Y. — (IP) — The | I Syracuse Daily Orange quotes Pro- j J lessor A. M. 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