Oregon daily emerald., November 23, 1943, Page 3, Image 3

-WAA Initiation
On Tap For Today
This afternoon at 4:15 WAA
will hold its fall term initiation in
the Alumni room of Gerlinger
hall.
All girls eligible should contact
the volleyball or WAA represen
tative in their house.
Girls who are already members
of WAA are urged to attend as a
short meeting will be held after
the initiation. Reports of the vol
leyball tournament and of the
coming "basketball tournament
W’ill be given.
^ At. the conclusion of the initia
tion and meeting all girls are in
cited to attend the all-star basket
ball game, which will begin at
5 p. m.
To be eligible a girl must have
at least one check, which is given
for participation in every game
and four practices of one sport.
Those who have earned their
check from the just-concluded vol
leyball tournament will be includ
ed in this initiation.
AKMVDUCK JOOTBAl.I . . .
The collegiate-star-studded Salt Lake City airbase tram pushed the Oregon ASTI eleven all over the field Saturday in winning a 13-fo-i
victory. Oil! McCrary, who starred for the visitors, here cuts through a small opening during the first quarter. Quarterback Harold Johnses'
(43) of the \\ebfoots is about to nail him. Making a frantic dive for the ball carrier is Tackle George Pedersen. Others identifiable an i /l
Dusek (1.6), fullback, and Bob I’erugini (28), chunky air base guard, also end Bob I'riang of the AST! . McCrary scored tin first touchdown
of the game for the visitors in the third period. Oregon scored in the last two minutes of play.
Warren Taylor, last year’s sharpshooting forward for John Warren's
Oregonians, now does whal playing, if any, that he can manage, for
Unele Sam’s fleet. He’s an ensign in the naval reserve.
DON'T BE
PIGGISH . . .
\\ e have''.enough for one
and all. Beautiful service
emblems, billfolds, and
settings for that ring.
JEWELRY STORE
620 Willamette
Future Teachers Called
To Placement Meeting
All prospective teachers who
plan to avail themselves of the ser
vices of the University teacher
placement service in obtaining
teaching positions for next year
are asked to meet Wednesday. De
cember 1 at 4 p. m. in room 2 of
the education building, according
to C. L. Huffaker, acting director
of the teachers placement service.
Those interested are asked to
enroll and file their records with
the office in the near future as the
available clerical help for copying
these records is very limited.
Formal dental education began
in the East 104 years ago.
Basketball Tussle
Now Cancelled
According to a last-minute
statement by Coach Howard Hob
son,'the basketball game sched
uled with the independent Port
land Pacific Packard team has
been cancelled. No reason for the
cancellation could be learned at
this time.
Friday and Saturday the Web
foots will play the strong Albina
Hellship five of Portland at McAr
thur court. The Albina boys are
the scourge of Portland independ
ent basketball circles, having
cleaned up almost all opposition.
An extra game has been sched
uled for December 1 with the Til
lamook air base quintet.
All-Star Squads
This afternoon Miss Helen Pe
troskey released the names of the
players on the all-star girls’ volley
ball team. Playoffs will be held
Wednesday afternoon at 5 p. m.
Players were selected from all of
the competing teams.
The selections are:
Team I— Helen Johns, captain,
Delta Gamma; Doris Craig, High
land House; Mary Ann Deismsn,
Hillcrest Lodge; Marge Cordon,
Pi Phi; Jean Brade.r, Alder Lodge;
Marianne Blenkinsop, University
House; Eliza Houston, Delta Gam
ma; Janice Thompson, independ
ent; Margaret Hughes, Alpha
Gamma Delta; Grace Edwards,
Rebec House; Connie Walters, Al
pha Delta Pi.
Team II -Mary Riley, captain,
Theta; Bev. Goetz, Orides; Betty
Crabb, Hillcrest; Alysone Hales,
Kappa; Anita Young, Pi Phi; Eve
lyn Marshall. Hawthorne; Betty
Strauss, Birch; Jo Reginato, Hil
yard; Mary A Lawson, independ
ent; Pat Short, Orides; Martha
Hock, Theta.
The best record of the season so
far has been piled up by the
Thetas, who have won every game
they have played. They will meet
the winner of the semi-final Birch
Hillcrest tiff tonight.
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Volleyball
FO 4) D. specials
This is a wartime Thanksgiving hut we can
stii! enjov the traditional foods . . .
Turkey • Cranberries • Pastry
Hogan's Grocery and Cook's Market
544 E. 13th ’ Phone 2066
By BILL LINDLEY
From up nortli comes word that Coach Pest Welch is ready
ing his Rose Bowl squad for the big Pacific coast game this
year, and once again we are reminded that the big game is just
around the corner.
It’s still big this year, despite the loss of players, but it will
probably be a mighty poor imitation of the real thing. Latest
blow to the Washington outfit is the loss of star quarterback
jay &coves, wno nas ueen caneu ui
duty with the U.S. marines at Par
ris Island, S.C. Replacing him in
the Huskies' lineup will be Sam
Robinson, who will share the work
with Gerry Austin, another quar
terback.
Benefit Planned
Amos Alonzo Stagg’s College of
the Pacific team is slated to meet
the March Field 4th airforce fliers
Saturday, December 11, under the
auspices of the All-Pacific Recrea
tion fund, headed by comedian Joe
E. Brown. Both teams have won
seven out of eight played this sea
son, making this one of the best
games on the grid docket for the
coming weekend.
Sunday (yes, Sunday) will feat
ure a thrill contest between the
March Field 4th airforce fliers
and the San Diego naval training
station for the Pacific Coast Ser
vice championship. The fliers will
come into the game fresh from a.
35-0 victory over the University of
Southern California.
Another contest slated for Sat
urday is the tilt between the Cali
fornin Boars and the rugged Pol
Monte Pre-flight team. Two out
standing players on the team,
Craig Ortlieb and Toby Freedman,
will be absent from the California
starting lineup due to injuries,
which should make it tough go in
for the Bears against the ton;."
Del Monte squad.
Yep, the draft board beckons1
and the casualties grow, and if.
looks like about time to ring dov.;
the curtain on the Pacific Coast
conference, ersatz edition.
ALLEN CARNEY
in
"Adventures of a
Rookie"
Also Walt Disney's
"Saludos Amigos"
be a
VALUE
'
Make it an old fashioned Thanksgiving—a Tur
key with all the Trimmings:
• Cranberries
• Sweet Potatoes
• Relishes
• Dressing
• Apples
UNIVERSITY GROCERY
709 11 ill
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