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OREGON vs. OREGON STATE
McArthur Court, Eugene, February 10, 8 p.m.
PROBABLE STARTING LINEUPS
OREGON
Wilkins .
Stamper .
Hays .
Hamilton, B
Height
6’ 2”
6’ 2”
6’ 7”
6’ 2” ,
Bartelt. 5' 10”
Position
Forward
Forward
Center
Guard
Guard
Height OREGON STATE
6’ 6" . Henningsen
6’ 4” . Puddy
6’S'a". Rocha
6’ McGrath
5’ 7Vs”. Labhart
HIS SIXTH STRAIGHT LOSS ?
Bernie McGrath, floor captain of
the Beavers, will try to help end
a two-year losing streak to the
Webfoots.
Teams Clash
(Continued, from page one)
With five defeats tacked up
against them already, the Beavers
are due to put up a stiff battle to
■^ry and stop the Webfoots from
takihg their sixth straight in the
“little civil war” series.
Game time tonight at 8 p.m.
N. D. Standings
W L Pet.
Oregon . 8 3 .727
Oregon State . 6 5 .545
Washington . 5 5 .500
Washington State . 5 5 .500
Idaho .1 7 .125
Girl Scout Camp
Needs Counsellors
Several openings on the staff of
Camp Cleawox, which will be open
this summer for campers from the
Eugene-Lane county organization
of Girl Scouts, who were an
nounced this week by Miss Mar
jorie Stewart, Girl Scout represen
tative in Eugene.
Unit leaders, assistant counsel
lors, and water front staff mem
bers are needed. Positions are also
open for people with senior life
saving certificates, and those
trained in boating, canoeing, and
special crafts.
Salaries will be paid depending
upon the skill and knowledge of
the individual. Volunteer work may
also be done, if only one or two
weeks are available for such sum
mer work.
The camp is located two and one
half miles south of Florence. Fur
ther information may be obtained
from Miss Stewart, whose office
is located over the Western Union
office on Willamette street.
CAMPUS CALENDAR
“Postwar Planning” will be the
topic for a panel discussion Sun
day at 6:30 p.m. at Westminster
house. Emphasizing the attainment
of economic and social freedom,
the discussion will be led by Har
low Hudson, instructor in archi
tecture, W. R. B. Willcox, profes
sor emeritus of architecture, and
Jim Bryant, of Westminster.
'It' Unveiling
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rally squad asks students to re
main after the game to sing the
Oregon “Pledge Song.”
Coke sale^ at the game will be
Eugene Packing Co.
675 Willamette Phones 38 and 39
HIS SIXTH STRAIGHT WIN?
Captain Bob Hamilton, who has never lost a varsity game to CSC, will lead the Ducks in McArthur court
tonight, when Oregon will try for their sixth straight win over the Beavers.
taken over by Kwama, sophomore
women’s service honorary. These
girls in white sweaters and skirts
will be behind the coke stands at
all games and concerts in the fu
ture. Students are asked to leave
their coke bottles in the halls, in
stead of taking them back to the
bleachers.
“To climax this really sensational
weekend the Citrus Mix will blow
the top! Del McKay has planned a
super program and the decora
tions and music are the kind you've
been waiting for all year,” Chair
men Marguerite Wittwer and Jack
Craig asserted Friday.
A Juicy Event
The “postwar” Citrus Mix, strict
ly stag, after the lemon-orange
game, is sponsored by the ASUO
for both Oregon Webfoots and Ore
gon State Beavers. Immediately
after the game all spectators will
move to Gerlinger where tickets
may be purchased at the door for
35 cents. Campus clothes will be
worn.
Among entertainers featured on
the program are Orin “I spill the
dirt” Weir and his “Made in Tay
lor’s” trio, Erna Gawehn and
her hula, Marylin “Rhumba Queen”
May, and Barbara “Miss Lane
County” Bentley. Other numbers
on the program are part of the
secret.
Although Dads’ weekend as orig
inally planned, is not possible be
cause of an ODT ruling, the mem
bers of the Oregon Dads’ executive
committee will hold a luncheon
meeting in the Regents room of
John Straub hall at 12:15 a.m.
today.
Meeting at 5:30 p.m. at the Eu
gene hotel, the University alumni
council has invited dads who are
on the campus or in Eugene to a
banquet. The dinner will be de
voted almost wholly to reports by
Dr. Will V. Norris and Dr. Abbott
Lawrence, who recently toured the
United States to collect material
on other student unions. Lynn A.
Parr, alumni association president,
will preside, and Anse Cornell, Uni
versity athletic manager, will be
introduced.
At 10:30 a.m. Sunday in 106
Deady hall, a special session of the
alumni advisory committee for the
student union will be held to dis
cuss the project in detail.
"Up In Arms"
with Danny Kaye and
Dinah Shore
— and —
"San Fernando
Valley"
with Roy Rogers
McDonald
"THIRTY SECONDS
OVER TOKYO"
with
SPENCER TRACY
VAN JOHNSON
LlUilLd
"Youth on Trial"
David Reed and
Cora Sue Collins
— and —
"Saddle Leather
Law"
Charles Starrett
"MUSIC IN
MANHATTAN"
with
ANNE SHIRLEY
DENNIS DAY
OSBURN
HOTEL
“Favorite of Oregonians"
Distinctive Dining Room Service
EUGENE
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