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About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 16, 1952)
Order of 0 Meets Today Order of the ‘O' will meet to 1-nve pictures taken for the Die gan a at 12 noon today at Sigma Chi. President Tom Edwards re quests all members to wear letter man sweaters and white shirts. iM Bowling Marks Lambda Chi Alpha 4, Nestor Hall 0; Sigma Chi 3. Sigma Nu 1: Theta Chi 4. Sigma Alpha Epsilon 0; Hunter Hall 3, Gamma Hall 1. Military Ball. Saturday Evening. Paid adv. SILENCE IS GOLDEN! but not from a Radio VVE‘RE SPECIALISTS at making your radio talk faster and louder than a frosh co-ed t iOtmOABit \ RADIQ-REPAIRIH6 ENDICOTT'S F-AC-IO AND APPLIANCE 871 EAST 13th Globetrotters Slated to Draw Capacity Crowd The world's greatest basketball show, the Harlem Globetrotters, will be playing before a near-ca pacitv crowd when they tangle with the Oregon All-Stars here in Eugene on Jar., 22 if the advance ticket sale is any indication. According to t'niverslty of Ore gon Ticket Manager Howard Lemons only 200 reserved seat tic kets were left for the clash early Tuesday afternoon. Student tickets went on sale Tuesday and General Admission will be sold the day of the game according to latest re ports. The Trotters, making their sec ond annua! appearance here in Eu gene. will bring such stars as Captain Babe Pressley_ who has been with the club 15 years; Willi am “Pop1' Gates, veteran forward; Frank Washington, standout pivot man; and Carl Helem. now in his third year with the team. Slatesl to perform for the Ore gon All-Stars are ex-Duck stars Bob Hamilton. Koger Wiley, Dick Wilkins, Bob Amacher, Mel Krause, and Paul Sowers, and ex Oregon Stater Oan Torrey. Students are reminded that they will have to present their athletic cards at McArthur Court when buying their tickets. Tickets are sold to students who J have athletic cards for 60c. Southern Methodist captured the ' national championship in the de partment of yards gained, passing during the 1950 season. "! lose my head every time I see a man in an Arrow Shirt! ?7 ARROW PAR widespread soft collar [ ARROW GORDON DOVER popular oxford button-down ARROW SHIRTS • TIES • SPOUT I SHIRTS • UNOERWEAR • HANDKERCHIEFS FOR ARROW SHIRTS SEE 39 W 10th Ph. 4-5081 Pivot Man FRANK WASHINGTON, tall ami talented renter for the Harlem Globetrotter team wlileh will meet a selected squad of ex-college stars at McArthur Court, Tuesday, Jan. Billiard Meet Set A billiard tournament will be, held starting at 7:30 p.m., Wednes day. Jan. 16 in the Student Union recreational r.rea. There will be five rounds of the tournament, and the finals will be held on Feb. 13. All campus men are invited to par ticipate in the tournament, which is sponsored by the Student Union Recreation Committee. New Cager A RECENT addition to the Ore gon lioop S4juad is Wayne Johnson, six-foot, four-inch football letter man. Military Ball. Jan. 19, Student Union.—Raid adv. Perfection Stressed As Borcher Prepares Squad for Huskies By John Whitty Perfection was the keynote at McArthur Court yesterday Coach Hill Horcher rise'll up on hi- Oregon hoon.-ter while preparing for the crucial series with t niversity of Washington this weekend at Seattle. . In contrast to the workouts of the past week, which saw the Ducks leave the practice court in a weary condition at tl■■■ t-nii of each day. Borcher gave ms charges only a few minutes of run ning before dismissing them. At the aturt of the session, the skyscraping Oregon coach spent a short time in working on tipping and fast breaks from the foul line. This was followed by a review of Washington out-of-bounds plays. Husky Offense During the next quarter of an j hour, a shirt team composed of Bud Covey, Bob Hawes, ltunk Bnn neman, Keith Farnam, and Jim Vranizan worked the offensive style of the Huskies in a dummy scrimmage against the skin team The latter outfit was made up of Ken Hunt. Hon Bottler. Ken Weg ner, Barney Holland, Bob Peter son, and Chet Noe. The six players exchanged post- j tions and alternated frequently. , The order of play was also revers- j ciI when the skin team took over j the duty of acting as the Washing- 1 ton squad. Both Peterson and, Hunt found the basket several times during the workout, Borcher also made use of the junior varsity unit under the di ruction of assistant coach Don Kirsch. Various combinations of JV basketeers worked offensive and defensive formations at both ends of the floor against the two units named above. The only per sonnel change made was that of Barney Holland, who was moved to the “shirt" team, spending time at both the foiward and guard positions. JV"* vs. Varsity The next item on Coach Boreh er's drill schedule was a full court pressing defense applied by the junior varsity against the var sity cagers. Perhaps because of their greater experience, t h e first stringers had little difficulty in keeping the ball away from the younger prospects. In the only hard-fought action of the day, a varsity unit tom posed of Streeter, Peterson. Noe, Hunt, and Wegner had a hard time winning out over a JV team by a ]4-9 score. IJon Seigmund led the losers with five points and kept the varsity iioopsters on their toes with his ball-hawking tactics. The other four members of the squud were Howard Page, Wayne John son, Bob Ilinman, and Hugh Mars er. After this scrimmage, Borcher put his first five varsity men through about five minutes of “three-man killer," a conditioning exercise which justly deserves its name. New Men Out Seven new men have turned out Coffeetime is a friendly time.... Why not stop in right now? THE NEW Taylors CAMPUS COFFEE SHOP Webfoots! GET A NEAT TRIM at the UNIVERSITY BARBER SHOP 1239 ALDER BAKNLV HOLLAND, leading scorer for lu»t year's fro-.lt tram, in seeing a lot of uethni for litis year's WVbfuol*. for the team since the beginning of the term. They are: Alex Bylot freshman; Paul Byhre, freshman I ft 11 Blodgett, freshman. William Hempy, freshman; Rex Davt.s freshman; Bob Hinman. freshman Wayne Johnson, Junior. At the present time, Oregon leads the Northern division tty \ir tile of their two victories over Washington Slate college. Wash ington is In second place, having split their series with Idaho. The Huskies I teat Oregon State twice last weekend at Corvallis. Oregon has not won a game at f'dinundson Pavilion since 1947, when Dick Wilkins dropped In it 40-footer In the closing seconds of the game to give the Ducks a 49 18 victory. The last time the Web foots were able to sweep a series from the Huskies on their home floor was in 1939, when the Ducks went on to win the NCAA Nation al Championship. SHAKPSHOOTING Bob Hawes, a sophomore, has been looking good in practice this past week. Bowling Lessons Offered at SU Bowling lessons are being of fered in the Student Union again this term under the sponsorship jf the SU recreational committee. The lessons will be given at 3:30 and 4:30 p.m. eveiy Tuesday ind Wednesday afternoons, under .he instruction of Louis Bellisimo, 3U recreational director. Price of the lessons is 30 cents m hour. Students are asked to itgn tip at the SU recreational lesk for the lessons. Seventy nations, including Hus-, iia, are expected to compete in :he Olympic games at Helsinki, Finland, next year.