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Campus Cuties Vie With
GFs in Mythical Game
In one of the worst ball games seen this year the Ei Phelta
Thi sorority eked out a one run 18-17 victory over the Army Aih
Coah men from Hendricks hall last night on Howe field. The Ei
Pheltas, by virtue of dumping the Air Corps, now claim the
Willamette Valley servicewomen’s championship formerly held
jointly by the ASTU (one moment of silence) the Aih Coah,
and Miller’s department store.
Tnougn me oaiue was mp anu
tuck throughout, the outcome was
never in doubt as the Air Corps had
considerable trouble lining out to
the Thi catcher all afternoon. The
battery of “Lefty” Horstman
chucking and “King Kong” Holli
day catching was untouchable—
that is after the first inning, for the
“boys without wings” shoved across
all seventeen of their runs in the
first canto. “Whitey” Sage started
on the mound for the Pheltas but
had to be replaced in the first inn
ing by Horstman because the glare
of the sun in Whitey’s hair blinded
three Air Corps men, two specta
tors, and one usherette borrowed
from the State theater.
When Rog White blasted a trip
le to deep center to open the ball
game, it looked like a walkaway for
Cap Cable’s birdmen. However,
White was later tagged out by
“Bucky” Ames when Rog decided
to take a stroll over toward second
base to talk the whole thing over
with “Ripper” Pelly who worked at
the keystone spot. White refused
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Every Sat. Nite
Dancing 9 ’til 12
in the
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to leave the diamond after being
called out until he got a date with
the Ripper and finally had to be
ousted from the game by "Beans”
Schwering, the umpire.
The Ei Pheltas pecked away at
the Air Corps lead until the last of
the ninth when the This started
their game winning rally. When
Mary Bush stepped up to the platter
with two already gone and the
score reading 17-16 with the G.I.’s
holding the reins, it looked like all
was over except the order from
Wild Bill Larsen to "fall in and
march back to the barracks.” How
ever, Bush promptly dropped a dou
ble in between Meyers and Kirby
who were busy playing honeymoon
bridge in center field. With the
game riding on her shoulders
“Dreamy” Marugg dug in at the
plate and smacked a terrific bunt
in the general direction of "don’t I
look cute with my crew cut” Bern
stein. Cy fielded the ball and was
about to make the throw to
"Stretch” Mintz at first when he
spotted one Mike Sawyer sitting in
the upper tier along the left field
line. By the time 193 Air Corps
men could drag Cy out of the upper
tier, Bush and Marugg were in with
the two tallies which meant victory
for the Ei Pheltas.
When asked for their opinion of
the game, Captain Cable and Lt.
Punches sang in unison to the tune
of "The G.I. Jive”—"Bernstein for
C. Q. next weekend.”
Air Corps Nine Beats
Civilian Team, 18-8
The air corps pounded out an IS
to 8 victory over a picked civilian
crew yesterday afternoon at Howe
field.
The game was a tight battle be
tween Bob Davis of the civilian
team and Tony Stemkoski of the
air corps until the third inning when
the air corps men found the range.
Davis, former Medford high ace,
weakened in this frame, and fre
quent walks coupled with timely
hitting by the flyers put the civilian
men temporarily at a disadvantage
as the air corps crossed the plate
four times to take a 6 to 1 lead.
The civilian men came back in
the fourth frame with a seven run
blast off Stemkoski’s pitching to
overcome the deficit and take the
lead. Hard hitting by Gibson, Ham
ilton, Robinson, and Davis marked
the civilian men’s big inning. Good
defensive play by Gillis and Norm
Robinson constantly highlighted
the game.
Coming into the last frame trail
ing, 8-6, the air corps men had a
big inning as fifteen men faced Da
vis and Gibson. Davis was tired by
this time and issued four succes
sive passes before leaving the
mound in favor of Gibson. Wessner,
Wahlberg, Stemkoski, and Toomb
pounded the ball hard to drive in
ten runs for the air corps, making
the final tally, 18 to 8.
Oregon ^Emerald
Ad Staff
Day Manager,
Franny Maier
Staff—
Marilyn Cleen
Jackie Kenfield
Rain, Coeds, Rain, Chow
(Continued from i>aqe one)
morrow,’ chicken on Sunday, and
Larsen and Smokey doing a duet
every formation.” But it was Carl
Thompson who came through with
the most startling observation of
all. “The freshness and greenness
of the campus and coeds wall be
the things I will remember most
about Oregon.”
Bob Lutton said we could quote
him endorsing “The KORE ‘early
birds,’ Laurelwood golf course, the
Wintergarden, and Gertrude.” Shel
ly Fisher smiled and mused, “That
ratio of 1200 women to 200 men
was really something, as well as
canoeing on Sunday when the gals
were taking sun baths along the
millrace.”
Kirby motioned your scribe into
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^ a dark corner and whispered “I’ll
! especially miss the expert guidance
of Paul, abiy assisted by Bud. I
think the rest of my memories- are
quite obvious.”
In a corner all by themselves are
those who go lor the more basic
things of life, namely: the swell
chow, Dr. Maddaus, coeds. Spencer's
and Skinner's buttes, the Saturday
parades, coeds, liberal pass privil
eges, good laundry facilities, coeds,
the ‘mild, sheltered Oregon win
ters,’ Hendricks hall itself, and the
coeds. The men who proudly sub
scribe to this nob'e doctrine are
‘Stump’ Rocins of A, James and
Quinsler of C, Heller of D, McLe. i
in E, Miller and Ratliff in G, and
; Cochrane and Tschirgi of H. The
author places himself in the latter
category—it's the safest place to
be.
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