Oregon's Northern Division
• Champions to Head South
I For Title Go With 'Luisetti'
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| Webfoot Hoopsters Leave Wednesday for
San Francisco; Will Meet Twice Crowned
Indians Friday in Series Opener
1 Oregon’s northern division basketball champions Wednesday
; night board the Cascade Limited for San Francisco where they
I will meet Stanford’s whooping Indians, better known as Hank
i Luisetti and Co., in the first game of the coast title series Friday
( night. The Ducks leave at 9:15 p.m.
The two division crown-wearers will hop over to Palo Alto,
the home camping grounds of the Indians, for the second game
of the series Saturday, and if a third is necessary to decide the
t cnampionsnip oi liib cumi, u wm
| be played filso at Palo Alto Mon
i day night.
Confident that his boys will up
! hold northern division hoop pres
tige, Hobson last night voiced the
feelings of his entire squad. “I
think that we play better basket
ball up here, and while they've got
t a good team, I think we’ve got a
better one.”
The problem facing Coach Hob
son is the little matter of stopping
the “Signor of Swish,” Mr. Angelo
“Hank” Luisetti. The Indian
“chief” set a new national four
I year high-scoring record of 1550
points in his last game of his col
lege career Saturday night, and
JUas been stopped only on very rare
i occasions in his four years of col
lege basketball.
OSC Stopped Luisetti
Slats Gill, crafty Oregon State
' coach, and his 1935 Beavers
stopped him cold at Seattle in the
Olympic playoffs and kicked Stan
i ford clear out of the picture. Gill
used an effective zone defense that
j kept the swarthy Frisco Italian
| bottled up tighter than the French
keep champagne. He scored only
five points in this game.
| The genial maestro of McArthnr
[ court basketball, Coach Hobson,
plans to use much the same strat
egy in the Golden Gate city and at
Palo Alto. He will depend upon
his newly - developed ‘‘floating
zone” which the Ducks have used
effectively in the last half of the
| northern division season.
1 # Gale Rests
Only Laddie Gale, new northern
division scoring-record holder was
on the sidelines at yesterday’s first
| practice session in preparation for
the Indian series. Gale is taking
things easy favoring a back Injury,
suffered in the Oregon State game
—the result of a kick—but Mentor
Hobson hopes to have him ready
for the crucial games.
Hobson last night named a trav
eling squad of 10 or 11 men, de
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February Sets
Spring Record
For Library
Spring has definitely taken a
hand in the number of books
used in the University library,
Miss Bernice Rise, circulation li- j
brarian, observed. Final exams,
she said, are also a factor in the
general circulation decline not
ed for the last part of the month
of February.
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expected in the spring she has
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pending upon whether Bob Hardy’s \
fractured ankle was bealed suffic- i
iently to allow him to play. Hardy
donned Webfoot toggery last night
and loosened up with the varsity, |
and may go south with the team, I
The regular traveling squad,
composed of Bobby Anet, Wally
Johansen, Slim Wintermute, Lad- j
die Gale, Dave Silver, Ray Jewel,
Ford Mullen, John Dick, Matt Pav-1
alunas, and Ted Sarpola are set
for the trip.
Indians Favored
The Indians will go into the;
game as slight favorites over the
Webfoots mainly because of Cap
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