Oregon After Golden Bear Pelt
Yearlings Bare Teeth for Rooks;
Battle Flares in Portland Tonight
Frosh footballers smell their first morsel of bona fide com
petition tonight, when they trek to Portland’s Multnomah
stadium for a tangle-with Oregon State’s rooks under the
kleigs. Hostilities commence at 8 p.m.
Eleventh-hour reconnaissance saw Yearling Coach John
Warren juggling his starting lineup, as Jake Prince, a aiminu
Rmfraih
tive guard from Albany slated to
open against the OSC tinpants,
was shuttled aside with a frac
tured jaw.
This necessitated shoving
Bob Donnelly forward into the
vacant guard slot from his
quarterback post, pulling John
ny Garrison over from half
back to quarter, and hailing
Byman Glasgow off the bench
into Garrison’s left halfback
spot.
Warren “Mum"’
Head Man Warren, per usual,
was “mum” on the prospects of
his charges conquering the baby
Behvers, a feat his 1940 outfit
aid twice, 7 to 6 and 13 to 7.
However, if it means anything,
Rook Mentor Bill McKalip is al
legedly fielding a “home team”
against the Lemon and Green
frosh.
Thirty-eight Frosh make the
Portland jaunt today. Accord
ing to latest information re
ceived, the starting lineup will
have Johnny Daniell snapping
the ball back from center, Mar
ty Felman and Donnelly flank
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ing him at guards, Bill Stew
art and Bob Blatchly cruising
about the tackle spots, and Joe
Dugan and Pete Torchia roam
ing around ends.
Garrison will bark signals and
do a lion’s share of blocking from
quarterback, Halfbacks Glasgow
and Bob Morrison are billed to
carry the brunt of the ball-carry
ing burden, while Bob Davis will
try to rattle through from his
fullback position.
Kappas, Alqha Chis
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Alpha Chi Omega, “flooring
one of its best teams in many a
year,” smothered the Tri Delts,
35 to 23.. in a volleyball game on
the Gerlinger court yesterday. In
another game, Kappa Kappa
Gamma trounced Zeta Tau Al
pha, 39 to 9.
Alpha Chi Omega pushed into
the lead early in the contest and
was never headed at any time by
the Tri Delt team, the pledge
class of that, sorority.
The Kappa-ZTA contest had all
the earmarks of a bitter strug
gle soon after it got under way.
However, sparked by Captain
Tompson, the Kappas surged
ahead and led at halftime, 19 to 9.
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Ducks Top Dog
In Feature Tilt
Of Coast Loop
By WALLY HTT?TTEH
While Stub Allison and his
shell-shocked California Bears
are learning the words to a
comeback chant, a mighty
University of Oregon football
team has been working night
and day in hopes of tacking a
tarnished Bear pelt to their
collection of trophies, Satur
day, in the feature game of the
coast, in Portland’s Multno
mah stadium.
The Ducks, victors in two of
three starts this season, will be
out for revenge for a 14 to 6
defeat handed them last year.
Drawling Tex Oliver, who has
been taking no chances on over
confidence creeping into his well
laid plans has had the Ducks
drilling until dark ever night.
Oregon's goslings have been
bearing the brunt of the big
boys’ ire most of this week
using California’s offense —
while the varsity was boning
up on Alisons’ style of play. In
these civil war clashes Cliff
Giffen, sophomore right tackle,
has been outstanding and Oli
ver has been roaring the praises
of the blond giant since the
first of the week.
Reinhard Big- Gun
Whi’e up from California along
with their talk of comeback is the
dreary news, for Cal, that Jurko
vich is gone and that right guard
Armand Swisher is out for
awhile. The Bears also have a
happy side of the ledger. Cutting
a wide swathe at left tackle is
Bob Reinhard, All-American
tackle. Reinhard is one of the fin
est players ever to don a Blue and
Gold uniform, and has been the
main rock in the stonewall de
fense set up by the Bears.
While California has a potent
defensive line when it comes to
offense they lack punch. Against
Santa Clara, last week-end, the
Bears held the winners to 75
yards in running plays. But while
they were doing such a compe
tent job of staving off Santa
Clara rushes they forgot their
offense. The Cal men made -the
rather startling total of minus 37
yards from scrimmage.
Oregon, on the other hand, was
riding in the ruck when it came
to statistics in the Southern Cali
fornia game but went on to win
behind a terrific set of pass plays
of which Curt Mecham was the
spearhead.
New Wap Room Hours
Announced for Term
The University map room on
the second floor of the library is
open from 9 a.m. until 12 and
from 1 p.m. until 4 p.m. every
day except Saturdays.
If students in geology, history,
or geography wish to have the
room open for the use of maps
and assistance with their work
from 7 p.m. until 9 p.m. Monday
through Thursday, they should
talk the matter over with Her
man DeVries, custodian of the
man Derries, custodian of the
map room. Mr. DeVries will glad
ly meet their request if there are
enough students to warrant
keeping the room open during
these hours.
CALIFORNIA
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Stu Cox .
Mason.
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LT. Moshofsky
LG. Rhea
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RG . Segale
RT. Ashcom
RE. Regner
Q. Iverson
LH . Roblin
RH. Mecham
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Duck-Bear Tiff Top
On Coast Grid Stage
University of Oregon's Web
foots take over the Faeific Coast
football limelight Saturday when
they oppose the University of
California Bears.
Oregon goes to the post fav
ored to defeat the Bears, who
were rated the pre-season cham
pions of the conference. Califor
nia will be without the services
of Jim Jurkovich, star halfback,
who was injured in the Washing
ton State game, and is out for
the season.
Three-Way Tie
Should the Webfoots do as ex
pected and win the game, they
will go into a three-way tie for
the league leadership with Stan
ford and Oregon State, who are
currently tied for the top.
The Indians, vanquished for
the first time last Saturday, draw
a “breather” at Palo Alto when
they face the San Francisco Dons
in a non-conference game.
The Beavers, conquerors of
Stanford, draw a week of rest
prior to its traditional game
with Washington State next
Saturday at Pullman.
University of Washington,
winner of its first game last
week, plays host to UCLA. The
Huskies are expected to keep
on the victory trail, although
the Bruins cannot he classed as
pushovers.
Washington State and South
ern California oppose each other
at Los Angeles in a game that
may develop to be the wildest of
the day. The Cougars, who go
into the fracas as the underdogs,
may spring an upset as they did
against California.
In two “Kings-X” games, the
Idaho Vandals, who have uncov
ered some of their “razzle dazzle,”
are pitted against Utah State,
and the Montana Grizzlies clash
with the Gonzaga Bulldogs.
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