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About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 21, 1946)
Co-op Tips NCC Mosby Sets Pace Lead by the 18-point tallying of Captain Jerry Mosby, Campbell Club topped Northwest Christian college 44-42, in a fast tussle Tuesday night in the NCC gym. After trailing at the end of the first quarter 8-2, NCC, aided by a couple of their regulars, D. By ers and Smith, began hitting the net and rolled to a 18-1'/ lead at halftime. In the third quarter, NCC maintained their rally to roll up an 8-point lead. However, in the final quarter, the Campbell squad put on a rally that knotted the score at 42-42 in the final minute of play. Fifteen seconds before the final gun, By ers, Campbell center, sank the winning tally from the corner. High scorer for Campbell was Mosby, with 18. Robson and Bey ers followed in close support, 12 and 10 points, respectively. Don Beyers was high scorer for NCC, registering 13 counters. Campbell Club FG FT PF TP Robson, f . 6 0 2 12 Mosby, f . 7 4 3 18 Beyers, c . 4 2 1 10 Bwigans, g .i 10 12 Wood, g . 10 4 2 Cooley, s . 0 0 0 0 Pugh, s . 0 0 0 0 NCC Haskell, f . 0 0 M. Byers . 0 0 MacElroy, c . 2 2 Arnet, g . 1 2 Levett, g . 2 2 Smith, s . 4 3 D. Byers, s . 6 1 Hastings, s . 0 0 Chapman, s . 1 0 Barthoff, s . 0 0 Cooper, s . 0 0 2 0 1 0 2 6 0 4 0 6 2 11 2 13 2 0 0 2 1 0 0 0 Yeomen to Hold Dance; Youman to Play March 2 The Yeomen, independent men's organization, will hold an all-cam pus dance Saturday, March 2, fea turing Skip Youman and his or chestra. The theme of the dance will be “Spring Fever," and short silks, suits, and sport coats are in order. This dance is a date af fair and no corsages are to toe worn. Tickets will be $1.20 per couple; the time and place for obtaining them will be announced later. Committee heads for the dance are: Don Taylor and Art McNam ara, publicity; Bud Clark, music: Gaylord Rose, decorations; and Clifford Brooks, refreshments. Browsing Room Concert To Feature Brahms Rosemary Loder will be hostess Sunday, February 21, in the Browsing room at the library, when records from Pat Metcalf's collection will be presented at 4. The records included are: Symphony No. 1 in C Minor by Brahms and Piano Concerto in E Flat (Selections! by Chopin. A. L. Soderwall Speaks Dr. A. L. Soderwall, assistant professor of zoology, will speak on “Some Quantitative Studies on Hormones,” at the next meeting of the Biology Seminar. The meet ing will be Friday, February 22, at 4 p.m., Room 10b McClure hall. MAGAZINE (Continiit'J from tuige our) during or immediately after the dinner hour. Similar forms will be later available for those vets who do not live in organizations. Loca tion of these forms will be an nounced in the Emerald. Accounting Honorary Initiates New Members The Beta Chapter of Beta Alpha Psi, accounting honorary frater- • nity, held an initiation ceremony Tuesday at the Osburn hotel with Elmer Olson, president, presiding. Those initiated were Charles Fra- j zier, Leroy Hewitt, Ted Kent, and i Ernest Murphy, business adminis- i tration majors, and Percy Brown, I C.P.A., Eugene. After the initiation the members ! attended ^ banquet honoring the I new members. Speakers for the j evening were A. B. Stillman and C. L. Kelly, professors in business administration. 'Life' Photo Exhibit AtLibe Next Week An exhibition on “Photograph ing Science” prepared by LIFE photographer Fritz Goro, and made possible by the editors of LIFE magazine, will be shown in the library on the second floor begin ning Monday, February 25, and continuing through March 1. The photographs are enlarged and mounted on panels of 26” by j 38” and portray Important scien tific work. Of the eighteen photo graphs to be used, scientific phe nomena shown will inelude mi crowaves, electronics, penicillin, lithium crystals, coated lenses, al ternating current, and atomic en ergy. Explanatory captions will explain each panel. An experienced cameraman, Mr. Goro has made these photographs with specially built equipment. Considering the two dimensional effect of micro-photography, he has created what he identifies as “Macro-photography.” This is de signed to take “tiny objects below the point of vision and photograph them in their environment.” A pioneer in photographing science, Mr. Goro made a first photograph of an atom splitting in 1939. This picture will be included in the ex hibit. CAMPUS CALENDAR Today AWS Tea in Gerlinger at 4 p.m. All University women are invited Skull and Dagger meeting at 3:30 at the Phi Gamma Delta house Inter-fraternity council meeting at 7 p.m. at the Side. Sigma Kappa faculty dinner John Charles Thomas concert Spanish club meeting at 4 p.m. in Westminster house Friday Delta Gamma bridge Zeta Hatl dance YWCA-YMCA open house Alpha Phi house dance Gamma Phi Beta house dance Pi Beta Phi house dance Delta Zeta house dance At Westminster house at 7:30 Miss Virginia Long will give a talk on “Christian Living and Church Vocations." After the talk there will be games and dancing NIGHT STAFF Mary Hunger Chuck Herring Ann Boody Arlene Mickelson A DUCK SEZ {Continued from poor four) him, not to mention his coming senior ride! Cub has only one wish in regard to his swimming career, and that's simply that he could be a good swimmer without so much practice. “It’s not so bad though, especially when you have the chance to train i under such swell guys as Vaughn Corley.” But, fans of the Talking Duck,! that’s another story, and for in- { formation you might desire on the! aforementioned swim coach, just read your Emerald tomorrow, free at all well known news stands. Are You Interested in Working * on Your Emerald? ♦ LAYOUT * SOLICITORS OFFICE STAFF Oregon It Emerald
