37 Football Aspirants
Wait Board Decision
Oregon Grid
Hopes Rise
Oregon’s grid hopes rose during
the week when Anse Cornell an
nounced Thursday morning that 37
students have indicated their inter
est in fall grid competition. Of this
number, 23 have filled out official
application forms and the others
are advised to see Anse Cornell
in^his office at McArthur court
this morning. The athletic board
will use this material, compiled by
the Emerald and John Warren, in
deciding whether or not Oregon
has sufficient manpower to return
tc collegiate grid ranks.
Those who indicated their inter
est in playing football next fall
are: Ray Beeson, Dean Bond, Don
Byers, Melvert Byers, Evans Can
trell, Bill Davis, Harold Haskell,
Marion Huff, Jim Kroder, John
Kroder, Ted Loud, Larry Neer, Bill
Patterson, Tom Riley, Gil Roberts,
Dick Savinar, Ozzie Seida, Herb
Squires, D. Sullivan, Vernon Wads
worth, William Walkinshaw, R. J.
By BOB CHAPMAN
Oregon football aspirants total 37 at the present time and
if*this turnout is any indication of the future it looks as though
the Webfoots will participate in intercollegiate grid compe
tition next fall. However, the athletic board will make the
final decision and there are many factors to be considered.
In the past Tex Oliver has always had a squad of at least
60 players to build from, but if Oregon should resume colle
giate competition, next year’s mentor would be limited in
manpower and experienced players will be lacking in all
positions.
Three schools in the conference—Washington State, Oregon
State, and Idaho—plan to compete next year after a two-year
leave of absence necessitated by a shortage of manpower and
transportation difficulties.
At the present time Oregon’s head football mentor, Tex
Oliver, is serving with the navy in Hawaii and there is some
doubt as to whether Tex will be free to assume the head coach
ing duties even though he is over the age limit established
last week by the navy.
Should the athlietc board decide to resume intercollegiate
competition arrangements will have to be made regarding a
playing schedule, eligibility of players, and Tex Oliver would
have to be consulted before the announcement is made official.
Most of the fellows who signed the Emerald survey had
some previous experience but there were very few with any
collegiate competition. A large percentage were veterans and
if a few 17-year-olds could be persuaded to play ball next fall
Oregon might be able to field a fair team. Last week Lon
Stiner, Oregon State grid mentor was greeted by 25 players
at the first spring turnout in nearly two years.
A decision will be forthcoming from the athletic board in
"&ie near future and it is anyone’s guess as to what the decision
will be in regard to Oregon’s return to collegiate gridiron play.
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ST. LOUIS, May 10—(AP)—The
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CHICAGO, May 10—(API—The
date for the 71st running of the
Kentucky Derby will be announced
at Louisville Saturday, Col. Matt
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PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
10th Ave. at Pearl
Rev. Norman K. Tully, Pastor
Soldiers, Students ad Visitors
Cordially Welcome at Divine
Worship
11 a.m. and 7 :30 p.m.
FIRST BAPTIST
Broadway and High
Dr. Vance H. Webster. Pastor
University Group, 9:45 a.m.
and 6:00 p.m.
Morning Worship 11:00 a.m.
Evening Service 7:30 p.m.
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Canterbury Club, 6 p.m.
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Llewellyn O. Griffith, Minister
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Morning Worship, 11:00 a.m.
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Miss Mary Beth Carpenter
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