California Bears and
Washington Rated as
Conference Powers
With the opening of conference football coming up faster than a
Chinese retreat, the time is at hand to take a quick trip around the
circuit and find out just who is going to play in the Rose Bowl, and
Why and how and other pertinent details.
The closest outfit to her, but not Pasadena, is our friends down the
road, Oregon State. Lon Stiner, the bushy-haired Orange mentor has
his squad in top shape for their opener against Idaho this Saturday.
one of the best teams to represent
the state institution in many years,
are flaunting a pair of potential
all-American backfield candidates
in Joe Gray and Elmer Kolberg
left hajf and fullback, respective
ly
Veterans fill every post in the
line and Stiner claims his currenl
ball club as good as the famed
“Iron Man" eleven of several years
back. That Oregon State will be
a much harder hurdle this year
than last is the general consensus.
Washington
Keeping in the northern clime
the next candidate — regarded by
many as a repeater for Rose Bowl
honors is the ever-potent pack of
Huskies from the University of
Washington, who are “mushed”
along by that genial Irishman, Jim
my Phelan.
Faced with the loss of his im
mortal backfield combination of By
Haines, Jimmy Cain, Elmer Logg,
and Ed Nowogroski, Phelan has
dug deep in his parka and fished
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out another potentially as good.
Fritz Waskowitz, teamed with Jim
my Johnston, A1 Cruver and Chuck
Newton, will endeavor to make
Husky fans forget the stars of
former years.
While Phelan is gloomy as usual
over his prospects, railbirds rank
his team, along with the youthful
Southern California squad, as the
teams to beat this year.
Southern California
Down in Los Angeles under the
careful eye of headman Howard
Jones, a bevy of youthful prospects,
have been working hard to put
Southern California back in the
gridiron limelight, which they once
so dominated.
Heading the list of outstanding
performers is Ambrose Schindler,
hard-driving 175 - pound signal
barker, whi has first call at the
quarterback post. If he escapes
the injury jinx which followed him
last year he should have a big
year with the men of Troy.
Except for left tackle and center.
Headman Jones will have two let
termen turning out for each berth
on the team. In addition to 19 re
turning lettermen, a host of out
standing performers are up from
last year’s frosh team. This is
Jones’ thirteenth year at the Tro
jan helm but it promises to be a
lucky one.
Washington State
It might be wise to jump back
north to the Palouse country where
i Orin Hollingsberry has been step
ping a squad of 40 players in double
time in preparation for nine tough
games on successive weekends.
Activity on Rogers field leaves
little doubt but that the Cougars
will go in strong for aerial man
euvers in 1937, as Hollingsberry
has had his passing artists busy
firing pigskin bombs steadily since
the opening day.
Loss of big Ed Goddard, all
American backfield star, will be
keenly felt but Eddie Bayne, slen
der passing threat, is expected to
carry the brut of the backfield
burden. With three left-handed
passers, a strong line, and good
reserves, the Cougars will have to
be counted in for the New Year’s
day gravy.
Now to size tip the UCLA
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First Baptist Church
Broadway and High
Invites the Students
of the University of Oregon
University Sunday School Class—9:45 a.m.—High Street
entrance.
Morning Worship Servicec—1 1 :00—Sermon subject: "Not
Conformed, But Transformed.”
Evening Service—7:30—Pageant: "Still Living.”
A MUM I AM JOHN HARMS. Tli.l».. Minister
REX’. (’. XV. MeANINt’H. Director of Christian Education
.MISS LUIjII MEADOWS, Secretary
I’.S.—University Students' Reception Friday Evening, October 1
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Stupendous! Colossal! Super DeLuxe! That's the heading I
of a hook put out this summer hy Bruce Hamby, Oregon pub
licity chieftain, about Brink Callison’s Webfoot gridmen.
Well—we wonder about that. Bruce. One thing sure about
it. Oregon's gridiron history will read I P this season. That j
is the only direction the Ducks can travel. Down on Los Angeles j
turf this evening Oregon’s green sophomores face their first!
opposition in a scrappy 1'CLA team which remains to be tested.
Down in the l'elan stronghold they're saying this. “A chain
is as strong as its weakest link—a football team is as strong as i
its weakest link a football team is as strong as its line. Behind
a crack line the Bruins could easily skyrocket into the front
rank of Pacific coast contenders, for the backfield is second to
itone." Right there is where foxy Bill Spaulding pauses to
scratch his head.
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Oregon s 1936 eleven presented a reverse headache to
silent Prink. Line Coach Gene Shields had a forward wall paced
by blonde Del B.jork, all-coast tackle, that would compare with
the best. There was no Mike Mikulak at fullback, no Leighton
Gee for those stirring cutbacks off tackle, nor no Johnny Kitz
I miller, however, so for the first time in many years an Oregon
team finished in the second division.
It is a very different story now. The bottom was reached,
I and with a lineup sprinkled by ambitious sophomore talent, the
Wehfoot coaching staff is starting a New Deal this fall—a
period of reconstruction. Mistakes will be made—sophomore
teams always do—and games will be lost, but the Ducks are
certain to pull some surprises. A “darkhorse team” has all of
the breaks in psychology.
Most of the wise hoys are picking Washington's 1936 Rose
Bowl team and Stub Allison’s California Golden Bears as poten
tial coast conference champions. They have the material and
on that basis rate it. Placed upon the pillar for first division
honors are also Howard Jones’ rejuvenated Trojans from USC,
and Tiny Thornhill’s laughing Stanford boys.
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That leaves Oregon. Babe Ilollingberrv\s always-tough. but
Goddarless Washington Staters, Lon Stiner's merry razzle
dazzle Oregon Staters, and the Bruins of I'C’LA out in the cold.
Those four teams aren't expected to produce much under exist
ing conditions, but are a cinch to make those favored lads
sweat this fall.
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FORTH . . .
When interviewed, O. K. Darwin
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bears for wear. They take to soap
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genuine CAMPUS CORDS.’’
The CAMPUS CORDS dealer
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CAMPUS CORDS
and other correct apparel.
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Comets Threaten
To Conquer All
Don Casciato's Comets Ride
Again! At a spirited meeting
held in the Emerald News room
last night Don Casciato's Com
ets. outstanding intramural
team, decided to enter the in
tramural foray in grand style.
The Comets, by far the most
modest team in the league last
year, have lined up a list of po
tential all-stars according to re
ports released by Howard Over
back, team secretary.
The names of the new mem
bers will not be released for
publication because of reported
subsidizing by fraternities and
other independent groups, who
are interested in taking over
the Comets, bag and baggage.
Yes, Don Casciato’s Comets
will ride again to greater
heights.
Donut Board
To Ponder Slate
The fate of intramural touch
1 football will be decided next week
i when the Intramural Administra
[ tive Board, composed of R. K. Cut
j ler, Paul R. Washke, Earl E.
Boushey, H. S. Hoyman, and P*.
1 B. Dickey, will gather to discuss
and decide plans for this year s
j donut slate.
According to Mr. Washke, vol
I leyball will probably be moved up
| from the winter term, where it
■ conflicts with basketball, to re
| place touch football. Golf and ten
! nis may also be moved up to fall
term from the spring term pro
gram to take advantage of the
better fall term weather.
The rest of the schedule will
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also the reasonable price
which is made possible by
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Come in. Let us demon
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years. Today s sen
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students to drop
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