1939 Little All-American
Calls Signals for Ducks
Some guys just go on being quar
terbacks all their lives.
Frank Zazula is still calling the
signals but in a different capacity
than in 1934 when he engineered
McKinley high to the Ohio state
championship. He called signals at
Akron University in 1939 and Was
selected on many little All-Ameri
can teams as an outstanding quar
terback. Now, as backfield coach
at the University of Oregon, he is
still calling the plays.
“Zaz” is Oregon’s quarterback
behind the scenes. He is the head
scout who comes back with the
opponents’ probable plays. With
the tricky scout calling the oppo
sition’s signals Oregon is able to
set up effe ctive defenses against
them.
He sometimes runs the plays in
practice and his "stutter” style has
caused many a would be tackier
to dive into space and come up
with—nothing.
The 32-year-old backfield coach
took his coaching job at Oregon
at the request of Head Coach Ai
ken in 1946.
Away from football, Zaz is a
family man having two daughters,
Susan Jo, 5, Sally Jane, 4, and a
son Frank Allan, 5 months.
Freshman Post
Petitions Asked
Petitions for the U. S. A. nomina
tions for freshman class officers
were called for at yesterday’s U. S.
A. meeting by Virginia Woods, nom
ination co-chairman.
All freshman interested in run
ning for class office on the U. S. A.
ticket must turn in petitions and
eligibility slips by December 2 to
Miss Woods at the Zeta Tau Alpha
house or to Art Wahlers at Hunter
hall.
Clay Meyers and Bob Miller, plat
form committee co-chairmen, pre
sented the first reading of the
United Students Association’s pro
posed constitution. It will be voted
on at a meeting Tuesday, Novem
ber 23, in 3 Fenton at 4 p. m.
McGavran Speaks
Dr. Donald A. McGavran will
speak to the University Christian
Fellowship meeting this Sunday at
6 p. m. at YMCA. Any interested
person may attend the meeting.
Since 1923 Dr. McGavran has
been done missionary work in the
central province of India.
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Police Clear Man
Of Shooting Blame
The man arrested at Waldport
last night was cleared today of any
connection with the shooting of a
Eugene auto salesman.
State police said an investigation
indicated the arrested man—he
gave the name Ed Blank—was not
involved in the wounding of a Eu
gene man last Tuesday.
Re-Baliot
On Bowl
'Maybe'
LOS ANGELES, Nov. 18—CAP)
There may be many anxious hours
of waiting next Monday before the
Rose Bowl vote of the Pacific Coast
Conference is announced.
“Anytime after 9 o’clock Monday
morning (Pacific daylight time),”
said the conference commissioner’s
office here today.
Conference faculty representa
tives of the 10 universities have
been instructed to telegraph their
vote to the commissioner’s office by
noon Monday, or anytime after the
conference football battles wind up
last Saturday.
H. D. Thoreau, executive assist
ant to Commissioner Victor O.
Schmidt, said the vote will not be
announced before 9 a. m., and if
some of the members are late wir
ing, or their messages are delayed
the result might not be released un
til mid or late afternoon.
The race hinges, of course, on
California’s final game against
Stanford at Berkeley, and Oregon’s
battle with Oregon State at Cor
vallis.
As previously explained, if the
two teams wind up in a tie, and the
conference vote results in a five
five deadlock which cannot be alter
ed after successive balloting (an
other time consumer, incidentally),
then the team longest away from
the Rose Bowl would draw the hon
or.
Oregon would be the team, in this
event. The Webfoots last played fn
the Pasadena classic in 1920, but
California appeared in 1938.
DON’T FORGET!
OREGANA
NOW!!
Dean Victor Morris
To Speak in Lebanon
Dean Victor P. Morris of the Uni
versity of Oregon School of Busi
ness Administration is to be the
speaker at a dinner meeting of the
Oregon Mother’s Club at Lebanon
today. Oregon Dad’s and Oregon
Alumni will be guests of the meet
ing also. Dean Morris will discuss
the subject, “Higher Education in
this Dynamic World.” The Oregon
Mother’s Club of Lebanon has an
active program of meetings for this
year.
YW Secretary Here
Paul E. Keiser, regional secre
tary of the student YMCA, will be
on the UO campus Tuesday and
Wednesday.
Kaiser will meet with the cam
pus YM cabinet, advisory board,
and freshman club. While here he
will also make a general survey of
YM activities at Oregon.
For Thanksgiving
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Can We Have
FREEDOM IN AN ATOMIC AGE?
Must we choose between education and research ?
.. . between Freedom and Research, and security? Is
security to be found in secrecy jar in achievement ?
PROF. E. S. WENGERT
Consultant to the Atomic Energy Commission, will
lead a discussion of these questions Sunday evening,
Nov. 21. It’s informal. Bring your pipe, your knit
ting. your date. Buffet supper at 7':00, then the dis
cussion, and when you’re tired of talking there'll be
dancing.
Around the Fireplace at
Unitarian Church
llth and Ferry Streets
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