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About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 1, 1948)
Jim Aiken To Speak Monday The first official words of Coach Jim Aiken after returning from “the Michigan game may be heard over stations KASH and KOAC __ next Monday at 8 p.m., Robert Davy, instructor in speech reported Thursday. Coach Aiken will be interviewed «.regarding the game at Ann Arbor and Frank Zazula, who is scouting the Idaho team this week will re * port on the Vandals’ strength. John Stehn and his University ••band vtoll also appear on the pro gram. This athletic program will 'be a regular Monday feature over both KASH and KOAC, Davy said. Also scheduled for Monday night •on KOAC only, is a half-hour mu sical program starting at 8:15, and the commentary “The World " in-Review,” with Victor P. Morris, of the school of business adminis „ tration. Lau Gambles.With Coin (Continued from page four) *" lies with the Engineers. Georgia - Tech by 7. Illinois and Wisconsin will be bumping heads in the Midwest about the same time our boys are ‘ taking their workout. The Badgers ■ looked bad last Saturday while the * Ilhni were shellacking Kansas State 40-0. We’ll take Illinois, by 13 . . . North Carolina, now rated "No. 1 in the nation, takes on a . tough Bulldog eleven from Geor ¥ gia- We doubt if the Georgians will have any better luck than Texas. ’ _ North Carolina by 20 . . . North western and Purdue meet in one of the three top games of the week. "While the Wildcats are trampling UCLA, the Boilermakers were los _ *ng a 28-27 heartbreaker to Notre Dame. Everything points to Pur due including Mr. W„ but the sta tistics from the Wildcat-Bruin game helped make up our mind. For an upset, Northwestern by 7. The Bruins of UCLA, still lick ing their wounds after last week, . meet a doormat Idaho eleven, smarting after two consecutive losses. Both teams will be out to get into the win column. We figure the Bruins will do it in a big way. „ By 27 points. . . Minnesota’s Golden Gophers meet an untried, but tough, aggregation from Nebras - ka. Too bad the Cornhuskers had to open with Minnesota, who we’re ^ picking to win the game by 20 * points. • * Aiken Happy! (Continued from page four) the regular left half, was injured against the Spartans and is ex „ Pected to see little action. In his place will be sophomore sensation Chuck Ortman, a lanky tailback who has shown great promise. At the key quarterback spot will be Pete Elliott, younger brother of last year’s star, Bump Elliott. Pete saw lots of action last year on the - defensive unit, and is rated as good as last season’s regular, Howard Yerges. Another member of the Rose Bowl team’s defensive will start at full « back> a bruising blaster named Dick Kempthorn. At right half will prob ably be Walt Teninga, though he «• might well see action at left half, backing up Ortman. ». The line will be a bulkier edition of the one that led the Wolverines through an undefeated season last * year. This year the line will weigh in a good ten pounds per man heav ier and will lose little in speed and agility with the increased weight 4 Something Up His Sleeve OREGON FOOTBALL COACH Jim Aiken will attempt to ee\*gineer a gridiron upset totmorrow at Ann Arbor, when he sends his Ducks against a favored University of Michigan team. Oregon Rooters 1 Cheer Gridders; Swirls of fog wreathed some 400 * Oregon students who braved chilly ^ weather and the early morning r hour to back their team in yes- - terday morning’s sendoff rally at t the Eugene municipal airport. t Although the plane did not ac tually take off until 10:14 a.m., ' loyal rooters turned out in force at ‘ 6:45 to join in yells, songs, and 1 stunts led by Yell Leader Marv ( Horenstein and his rally squad. ^ Members of the Duck grid squad were called upon for impromptu speeches before the shivering audi- j ence. Humor entered the picture with a few latecomers, beneath whose ( long overcoats were seen peeping flowred pajamas. Rumor has it that several campus houses were i ff= Honorary to Meet Gamma Alpha Chi, women’s ad ertising honorary, will meet at 4 .m. Monday in the Pi Beta Phi ouse. Dr. R. D. Milliken, adviser, rill be present, and plans for the ear will be made, according to lembers of the group. orced to awaken their pledges by he well-worn water method. An estimated 350 cups of coffee /ere served to the rooters by the ourtesy of the University Man’s Shop, the Eugene Chamber of Commerce, Rush Inn, Taylor’s, the Campus Kafeteria, and Spudnuts. In life beware of the law court; n death beware of hell. The friendship of officials is as hin as paper. Win your lawsuit and lose your noney. Keep Your Radio in Repair for the ’48 Lineup OF COAST TO COAST FOOTBALL GAMES Endicott’s Radio and Appliance Center 871 E. loth Phone 5734 YW to Meet Friday A meeting of the sophomore commission of the YWCA will be held at the Y bungalow at 4 Fri day, announced Barbara Steven son, chairman. Sign-up Cards Due All houge representatives for the YWCA membership drive are asked to turn in all registration cards and $1 fees Friday to the Y bungalow, announced Shirley Lu kins, chairman of the membership drive. p topics Wanted Place suggestions for topics' you would like to hear discussed during Religious Evaluation week, October 10 to 14, below, then cut this out and slip it into boxes located in the library and Co-op. THE HILLEL COUNSELORSHIP at the University of Oregon Services for the Jewish 1 Iigli I lolv Da\ s will be held at Temple Beth Israel, 211 \V. Sth, Eugene New Year: Sunday and Monday ( Oct. 3 and 4) at 7 p.m. Monday and Tuesday (Oct. 4 and 5) at 9 a.m. Day of Atonement: Tuesday (Oct. 12)at7p.m. \\ ednesday (Oct. Id) beginning at 9 a.m. Students Welcome. For further information kindly con tact Mr. J. J. Kamerman, ] lillel Dist. Chairman, Phone 4120. No Probiem to Adorn Your Floors! 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