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About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 19, 1951)
'Oucfc P&U and A1 Karr KtiH ruhl H|«»rl« U rtlrr ilirtith llir |>r<- '»* Northern Ibvision l>a«kethall ran- ha I'-'aliircd In inim'-'""' • oru|.lamt* tom crtting tin- <.<»., iati|if r"'t„e„, s.it.ply ni Nl> will‘Ilf* blower* i ultra perfect when ei |i , t.mtcr »-v n| in U tmiiiiiii uitr aiuural R)|«rr'< l” *» i ■ «. ... ll i fm, I III lli* » ■ ’ * • ’’I’, ||„ I.d old I»rr Mill < W olid \\ ai II, that i i da nr 0tti"'K ■ , .1...1 ,i... MMiji fj.' dinniati |'« ak HI « hi tic ivin Line- v .< rear herj during a ifr I'd** hat tie 1,1 ! 'in lid aid Ibni « and l in >i « ||. **!,amr wai |*ro«rc* »t«K Mi t> I»icul fa hum with little ,,r no “j* when the utrl;. apparently tp-timp l»orrd, dnid-d to .....rtlirlf llll« ll|. <|l»»tr r.ldu alls til ..I llv .witched pnalllni** wllh j*u»rd». Nrt ‘he •" larm tv oWrtol* »"J M ",r ,p,f, >»lnir lltrrr wi-rr »l* ,rr» <*n o»* h •«'»««• 1 • ,r‘ h,,t fouUt.Tr called l»..nl.lli g up ,k |,u*hlrr. the glfl* dropped ; 0f (hr II allrroplrd gif t*-r». ij- a atmr.gr **..!•* i'lri ■ r a wtmi nidation occurred during a j» between the J.ucky Ac* a lap oKtly no* rxtm- 5' and a t«-am KIMlt M ' " r*u were called ar.il tftr gif I a lar:tad with a total °f A At a mii'Utr ar,«l .. half uf »»*> rr action Had taken place bnftifr tfWf wan not lead by Official fit Ruaael). ahr <lld not lir*iUtr a.: the f"ul« when dir finally Md litr rule infractions TV fimr ended In a I0-. Itl »<f!»i Official Kir .< II font "Thr !•**! thing »l*nil • pm* «a* thr officiating," IftjMqgh the girls fall* <1 to frg c a*!nuai!!!.g acorea in toup ipriitwn. they imprc«*e<J twit* I observers with their soft boll ItStjr* The Kappa Alpha Thrift, acted34 hi!., in f» inning* a.* they id Alpha Omtrror. 1*1 20-3 A! i MU 1*5 hi! seven flrtt.|)tniftg Dm ftml UUIlcd 23 run* Iwforr heat mclnl, taking a 23-1 tlcci iet«r Chi Omega sis 2'- innings TV Oridc al«j had an <«-< a altering borst a. I he. rmif V!ph» (to thing i :in || in S and mlird o.rr Kappa \l Thrla 30 3 11*. Orldr. d»-• fd [Vita IMP, IVIta 13 I f..r aomrn'a crov.n. f!« so master* of more im* COtttrns t | . i-m* H ilt IjlMtk Buuik» bask, s hall prediction. magnanimous SO tile Northeri |*f*n r.'it »n exam JMtteallng r t)wk>, no« |y rated Ore In Vision cel* ;>!«• <»f brilliant top-ranking b* f«r the M» title*, !« I So thou d.fiilt. |Hit<*ntiail * rturing their *»»« | rumiaeo S^lir«<l.r will, Ni M,r>* <s»n Fraud*, | ul\cr«lt> . ^ » 1 ■ , ■ r.1 Br,rb* rat. i Oregon > the T Com ! .* N She seaw.,, u,, t„ Ul!l, I?1 ! Du. k J*,.rwai.I [ ‘ ■ o ’ th*t she Duck* had • found Hve* anil would Win, iKdh with Idaho "nr a r.iilu-r surprising IM""' Validate rh .d *" iHdh tins. '■ UrbfiMith, ignoring the ■’ ,lr"I'i" d the Munco vitas E.'*** -. then, the L" ,‘' "1 " Inning game* regularity. L;."-! '• "v, i to \i Kan ,,,r ■”> b p. AI Karr I have *1 P",haWv < that L l0H,n' Hho nlinohi to[ IT* ,UP *‘lh a N"<‘>>-rn Ct far ^pl,",Mhlll- ”»toidcro, upon th. ■division wi,',y l,lUimon nsndthr*! * of flv" of ,Q25 ' ' 1111,1 u IH‘r* lied Mlth M St In gam*-* hod and |m| figure* Hilo OrrjjoH'ii surprising (In I a«*U magazine— see I*i»ll JohnoofiH remarks) Wrhfoot* anil Tippy l»>e* Wash Ington Huskies, both Hllh (i I Won l«»»l records. Oregon aid Washington were in »e< ond pla* *-, Iiimrirr. Hllh a perrenlagt nf .800. Thi» left WHC alt ul'-j-.r on ton, |x-fi anlagi-Wia.-ajn ahH k < IVt <-ni a If* at*- lh. official l>« - - for de termining i i lwni|iloo ;»l!ho gh of rounw, al I he clow of c.v h North i-rn ftlvlalofl ->*-aw.ri the w : too: records will give Hi*' write r. ii(o ra*h lean! having played the oui,. number of gaums . Tbfli came the four game* in tlir nljliU Willamette V al|e\ trip, dreaded li> W St , Washing ton, (which discontinued the Jifa* U* *-. substituting Instead t«m wpariilr two game trt(»**, one with Oregon and or with t»s< and Idaho alum*! a* nun h a* Oregon and mi dread the four game* in the night* Inland l.tn pir«- I rip again*! Idaho and W st , Oregon feasted on fougnr two night* In a row, winning the year * la-at anhibit.' n < f l.ei*h':1 ill the fli nt night fifi -.7 and e Iging W, C the ,0* of,d nigh! f»7-,V> Oreg* r. thus Vlttltnl into fis»l plat with ;tr. s t re< ord Washington was :cj With that fit record. and bewilder ed WHt* w»a dropped m < ,rd | i.i <■ with five Hj!.» a!-.d five 1 V H ‘>1 rnnliittKd «>n fo Cortal II*. after imr night's rest, tin c1*U|M*-dl> determined It* grl lt.lt k In iunli iillitit The doormat Brat rr*. with 9 record of four tIt loilrti nod tight drfral* at th.it time, rose tip to nirrl I hi* fulling t nugars, und administered 11 tU SI Hi king. (Tin* same light \\ ashing ton was lambasting Ida hu t tall warriors. 63-10. ami ail tamed to it it hln one half gulllr of Oregon.) The next night \V8C alvngt d onr game* out <>f thr dotard tons Val ley invasion, winning ’is iWnsh lug ton rolled over Idaho again the name night. 7S-.M*. moving Into a firal plait* tlr with Oregon, each tram with h wina and four defeats i So the Cougars, Mho started the \\ lllanii t I■ ■ \ alley trip oh top of the Northern Division, are mm In third plaer tilth a till record, a .5011 |HTrentuge, and tito games out of first place. I.ike tie sat. Jack Trlel probably ttIsln-s that hi*'d have stood in I’ltllmaii. The ('ougiri are not malhemall cnlly out of the race, however, nor ait- they out of the rat e as conteml etH go (ami as the Northern Divi sion usually works out. contenders do got. Hut they are in a much worse position than they were a Week ago. There are certain possibilities In which DSC could lie or win the crown, and mnsf of them In \o|ie a loss of three out of four games lit Washington and or Oregon along with a win "I three or four nut of four lit \\ SC. I’os slhllltles, hut mil too likely. How ever, tiny thing goes in the \orth ern lllilslon. Ah far as Oregon's Ducks are concerned, VVushingtoii und OSC 'World Crisis' Theme for IRL Conference Here (ti<- United Nations, itn- United and th.- World Crisi*" ,* the theme for the Oregon high ' '"’"I International Hein Mon* f .ea. K,,r* "inference t„ r,ct/| Mar . 1 ' ort the University campus l.harlm I* Hihleeher. professor 'If 'KdlUeal science, ,* die ting the -4 rin 1 ) t onf«*r**n<»* Wilh.im J Bruce, a**i*tant direc tor < f the datlntieal office of the 1 dt d Nation*, will oe featured ;'lM’ither for the conference. The statistical office jx the central i;n aour. e for important world stati* t i,:' needed to ante** the develop ment* taking place in economic and aoctal field*. Hrure wa a member of the f,r t general assembly of the t'N helc m London in HM5-46. Me H|*o hac a part In the planning and organi sation of the UN, beginning with the preparation* of the Han Fran • ciiKo conference in the Mate de [ irtmerit, at Kan Kram ivo during the formulation of the f'harter and at London where the bamc rxilu len and organization of th* General Ai-ernbly and Kconomu and Koclal Council were being de cided. rhe conference Kpeakcr receiver the liar he lor of art* and master ol aria degree* in political science ami economic, from the University ol Oregon and the Ph t) degree in poli tical science from Stanford He was assistant professor of pohtt (ill science at Stanford from 19.'{7 to 1912. Sigma Delta Chi Initiates 13 The University chaptef of Sig n's Delta Oh I, men's professional journalism fraternity, held initia tion Friday :n the Student Union for undergraduates and profession al members Tt:use initialed into the under graduate group were Philip Bet ter, W alter McClain, Don Dewey. W a 1 t ■ r Graydon. and Her man Kaiser Fight professional imitate* have been chosen from practicing Journalists throughout Oregon Keene to Be Guest At Press Meeting Ton; H Keene. editor and gener al manager of the Klkharl Dally Truth. Klkhart. Ind . will lie guest at a Meet the Press" meeting at 1 pm. tol.ay in the Student Union. Keene will participate in an in formal question and answer period. The fifth annual Kric W. Allen Memorial Fund address was given by Keene at a meeting of the Ore gon Pies Conference Friday after ruw»n. are tin remaining opponents, and formidable ones at that It Oregon should wm I 'thTrOm"Washington, they can l"- jubilant that they did. for the Huskies, who beat the Ducks twice at Seattle, are the hot test team in the division after their high scores against Idaho. Oregon will fight for whatever they do win when the Huskies come to town. Not to he forgotten as obstac les in Oregon's path are the Heav ers from Corvallis. Novv resting ill 'mirth place with a not too im pressive o-7 record, th*\v vvill he tough opponents for the Ducks in Oregon's last two games of the season. The) showed this lev de feating tvsu Frida) night, al though Uriel says that the third game it a four games in five nights trip is always the hardest for a team. Slats (till, vv hose team hasn't done verv well till:, season, usiiall) follows defeats vvitli some surprising comebacks, and the Heavers should he dangerous in their clash with Oregon. Alumni Living-In Committee To Study Effects of Plan A special committee or the Uni versity of Oregon Alumni Associa tion. headed by Charles K. Hollo 'vny I'orl land, h«« been organized to renew the study of the "living ] it) plan s * a rted < jn the University j campus last fail. i ’t he committee succeeds a com mittee headed by .Sidney Milligan j of Kugene, and was formed at the suggestion of the original commit tee The committee will study the i effects of the plan by which all freshmen live in dormitories, con sidering financial status of living organizations, the social develop mr-nt of the individual student, and the training of students for indi vidual leadership. A report, on a first-hand inspec tion of the "living in" plan will he submitted by the committee lo the Alumni Association for approval at the Homecoming meeting next fall. Committee members include Mrs. Dorothy Porter and Wealey G. Nicholson, Eugene; Ivan McKin ney, Mrs. Melba Hess, C. Earl Walter. Ray E. Vester, Robert T. Mautz, Portland; Henry N. Fow ler, Bend; J. Wesley Sullivan, Salem. THE CAMPUS FAVORITE The girl? Oh sure! But I really meant that delicious, chocolaty TOOTSIE ROLL. Try them. Buy them wherever candy is sold. For the latest in College styles BcL'K^eA. & <Jte*t+u*ta 1022 Willamette St. I’h<‘tie 2124 I_/ •—t Thirsting for compliments. Take advantage of our complete line of shirts, pajamas, neckwear, sportshirts, handkerchiefs; Cl f(an\eo underwear and basque shirts.