He's Not a 'Red' at AH....
There’s a true story making the
rounds about UCLA’s head Foot
ball coach, Henry (Red) Sanders.
It seems that Red's not red at all.
In fact, he never was. The name,
which was pinned on him in his
childhood by an uncle, has nothing
to do with the color of his hair,
which is iron grey .
To satisfy all kinds of needs,
America’s nail producers make
more than 100 different types of
iron and steel nails.
Webfoots Wing To LA Today
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Cage Manager Sought
Any student interested in be
coming a basketball manager
should contact Bill Perl at the
Phi Delta Theta house, phone
4-4518 or 5-5843. Peil succeeds
I Don Lee as the head manager.
It's NICE
to hove you back.
We hope you'll put us on your
shopping schedule this year.
Mil I FRY
DEPARTMENT STORE
840 Willamette Ph. 5-4344
Brewin' Bruin Trouble
/■ rnerald Photo by Jim 1 i ■ < r
MoKAY, ROCHE, STERLING and CASANOVA
And the Bruins Veil for “Mooooo-mah”
No Schedule!
I)up to a scarcity of space,
tlie Emerald is unable to print
the 1952 Pacific Coast confer
ence football schedule as prom
ised. Watch for it next week.
This wise Duck
stays close to the nest and uses the facilities at
the student union
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MAIN DESK
• cigarettes, tobacco, pipes, lighters, candy, "old Oregon'
records, magazines and newspapers_
• check cashing service (not to exceed $10)
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• tickets for all campus events
• classified ads for the Oregon Daily Emerald
• free checking facilities
• make it a habit to check the schedule board in the main
lobby for news of all campus meetings
• be sure to pick up your copy of the Emerald every day in
the main lobby
ERB MEMORIAL STUDENT UNION
'the best ducks' nest in the west'
Touch Fooihal!
Gets Firs! Call
University of Oregon's 1952-53
intra-mural sports program is
tentatively set to begin Monday,
Sept. 29 when the first touch-foot
ball games of the season will be
played.
Gene Evonuk, in charge cf the
program, announced that the meet
ing of intra-mural managers, orig
inally scheduled for Friday, Sept.
20. has been switched to Thursday,
Sept. 23 so as to avoid a possible
conflict with the University of Ne
braska-Oregon football game in
Portland. Time and place for the
meeting is 4:00 p.m. in the Men's
physical education building.
Also on the 1952-53 schedule for
fall term is a two-league schedule
of volleyball, “A” and "B." If a
hall, house or co-op enters more
than one team, “A” members may
not play on "B” teams. In the case
that there^are more than five “B”
teams, a tournament will be held.
The deadline for team entries is
at 3:00 p.m. Tuesday.
Tickets Available
Reserved seat student tickets for
the Oregon-Oregon State football
game in Multnomah stadium, Port
land, Nov. 22, are now on sale at
McArthur court.
Howard Lemons, athletic busi
ness manager, said that the tick
ets are for sections A, B and C
which are on or near the 50-yard
line. The ducats, nearly 1,500 of
them, sell for 52.50 a piece and on
a first come, first served basis.
Tickets for the Washington-Ore
gon game in Seattle, Oct. 18 may
also be purchased at the business
office.
How the two clubs fared in 1951:
Flashback
OREGON
DO
20
39
6
6
0
6
14
6
26
7
Washington State
Oregon State
Arizona
Pacific
Washington
Idaho
Boston U
California
Stanford
UCLA
Opp.
27
21
34
63
41
41
13
35
28
14
UCLA
LA
14
13
44
7
21
41
7
20
21
Opp.
Texas A&M
Illinois
Santa Clara
Stanford
21
27
17
21
7
0
0
20
7
California
Oregon
Oregon State
Washington
Southern Cal
KICKOFF
Uclans Favored
By Three Tallies
In Loop Opener
By Rick Tarr
Emerald Sporttwriter
A hopeful squad of 37 Ore
yon footballers boarded a bus
for Portland this morning and
will fly to Pos Anfjeles for the
season opener with the power
ful I t PA Bruins. This Satur
day at 1 p in. in the Pos An
tilles Memorial Coliseum the
\\ ebfoots w ill get their first
ta.-te of battle.
The Bruins, coached by Red San
ders, are rated strong Hose Bowl
contenders and have been installed
as 20 point favorites. Haul Camer
on, swivel-hipped junior tadback,
will be the big gun in the UCLA
single-wing attack. Six-foot-five
inch end Ernie Stoekert. an all
American candidate, will be the
principle target for Cameron's
deadly passing.
Oh, Brother!
On defense, the boys in powder
blue have another all-American
candidate in Donn Moomaw, 220
pound linebacker. The student
rooting section has a special yell
for the Santa Ana giant sounding
something like ‘Mooooo-Mah!’
Another headache to the Oregon
coaches (Head Coach I.en Casan
ova, Assistant Coacii Jack Hoehe,
Itackfield Coach Johnny .McKay
Scouting Assignments
Vern Sterling ana Bill Bowel
man will scout Idaho in its opener
against Washington in Seattle.
Mike DeLotto is assigned the
South Dakota Nebraska match
in Lincoln, Nebr.
and Line Coach Vern Sterling) is
the fact that Sanders is considered
one of the nation's top defensive
experts. Last year L’CLA was the
only team to hold Oregon score
less. It was Sanders who devised
the defense for the college all
stars that was credited with hold
ing the Los Angeles Itams to only
one touchdown in the game at
Chicago this summer.
Oregon, although a little more
experienced than last year, is still
a green team, Casanova said. Due
to many changes in the line, most
of the positions are new to players.
The loss of Dick Patrick, Mike
Sikora, Don McCauley and Lou
Kolias, mainstays of last season's
line, made vacancies without ade
quate replacements.
Novilfoff and Hodges
The principle loss in the back
field was that of scat-back Tommy
Edwards. Otherwise the backfield
is pretty well intact with good
strength at the fullback position
in Tom Novikoff and Cece Hodges.
In yesterday's two hour drill the
team worked on offense, defense,
punting, and placement kicks. The
“UCLA” team with Barney Hol
land at tailback scored three
touchdowns against the defense,
all on passes to Don Sloan and
Chuck Greenley. Tom Novikoff got
off several nice punts and Emer
son Harvey split the goal posts
with point - after - touchdown at
tempts.
The Webfoots will make their
Los Angeles debut sporting new
traveling uniforms. A lightweight
“breakaway" jersey will be worn
with gold moleskin pants replacing
the white one’s of last year. The
new jersey will have the green
numerals painted on instead of
sewn and are designed to tear
away in the grasp of an opposing
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