VOLUME XLII
UNIVERSITY OF OREGON, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1940
NUMBER 43
VICTORY
U 0r 0. LIBRARY
CAMPUS
SPECIAL
Webfoots Shatter
Four-Year Bogey
Ducks Hold Lead of Twelve Games Won
In Forty-Four Years of Rivalry; 9 UO,
Eight OSC Seniors Make Last Appearance
By KEN CHRISTIANSON
Sports Co-Editor, Oregon Daily Emerald
Oregon’s aroused football team, bubbling over with fighting
spirit, battered, tackled, drove, and ran Oregon State College
into submission Saturday on Bell field at Corvallis.
Approximately 18,000 fans watched the spectacle as Oregon
won, 20 to 0, breaking Oregon State’s four-year superiority over
the Ducks. The win raised the Webfoots from seventh to sixth
place in conference standings while Oregon State remained in
third.
The 44-year rivalry between the two schools may be sum
marized in a few short words of statistics. Oregon has now won
24. Oregon State has won 13 and seven have ended in a tie.
Not Since 1935!
Not since 1935 had Oregon beaten the Beavers and not once
this year have the Webfoots shown the power, drive, and general
football effectiveness which was so noticeable Saturday.
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CAPTAIN JIM
The holes just couldn't be found in the Oregon line Saturday by
Lon Stlner’s Staters due to such play as Jim Stuart, (above) senior
tackle exhibited.
(Courtesy the Register-Guard)
TWENTY REASONS TO RALLY
Edith Bush and Carolyn Holmes, rally, rally girls, lent plenty of vocql support here yesterday as Ore
gon’s driving Webfoots smashed Oregon State, 20 to 0. They will be on hand again tomorrow as the Oregon
student body, 3700 strong, takes “part time’’ off to celebrate the first “Civil War” victory since 1035.
What? When?
Schedule
8 and 9 a.m.—Classes
10 a.m.—Assembly, Igloo
11a.m.—Assembly, Gerlinger
1:30 p.m.—Serpentine parade
beginning at ATO house
and Chi Psi lodge and end
ending at Gerlinger
1 to 4 p.m.—No-date dance at
Gerlinger. Ray Dickson’s
orchestra
Pome No. 73
The game yesterday was certainly
swell,
So don’t think that I’m casting
aspersions
When I say that the thing that
that impressed me most
Was the fact that we made two
conversions.
—J.W.S.
Band Meets Today
All band men are requested
to report to R. O. T. C. head
quarters at 12:45 in their uni
forms today, without fail.
8 and 9 o'clock Classes Tomorrow
Dance, Assembly
Parade Featured
The throttle is open and the brakes are disconnected so lei
’er roll, Oregon!
The biggest weekend in five years of “civil war” football
will be capped Monday with a lusty pep assembly at 10 o’clock
in the Igloo and with a snowball rally parade at 1:30, winding
up in a no-date dance in Gerlinger.
Celebration-bent students will pour out of their early morn
ing classes Monday, snatch their house signs, and floor McAr
thur court to register their delight at the victorious consequences
of Oregon’s Saturday trek to Aggieland.
Oregon’s biggest weekend in five years of “civil war” foot
ball will carry on through Monday with a mass assembly in Mc
Arthur court at 10 o ’clock and a street parade and free dance in
Gerlinger starting at 1 o’clock.
Class pants for all men and rooters’ lids for freshmen are
required by the supervising order of the “0.” All members
of honor organizations, lettermen, numeralmen—all are to
wear their sweaters during the day, both to classes and to
the assembly and dance. Warning: Order of the 0 paddles
are hard.
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