Hale Kane, Phi Delts To Meet in IM Finals Phi Delta Theta anil Male Kano both won thoir semi-final match es in Intramural volleyball ac tion Friday afternoon and will moot in the elans A finals today at 4 p.m. The Phi Dolts smashed Cher noy hall 15-0 nnd 15-2, while Hale Kane was beating Beta Theta Pi In two straight, 15-1 and 15-9. Both the Phi Delta and Hale Kane alw won their semi-final matches In class 8 Thursday and will be matched In the claaa B finala at 4:45. The matches will be a repeat performance of last year’s finala when the same two teams were pitted In both. What have VICEROYS got that other filter tip cigarettes havenft got? THE ANSWER IS 20,000 FILTERS IN EVERT VICEROY TIP Inside every Viceroy tip is a vast network of 20,000 individual filters to filter your smoke over and over again. You get only the full, rich taste of Viceroy’s choice to baccos . . . and Viceroys draw so freely. Yes, you get Viceroy’s remarkable new tip . . . with 20,000 individual filters . . . plus king-size length for only a penny or two more than cigarettes without filters. WORLD’S LARGEST-SELLING FILTER TIP CIGARETTE i New King-Size c3 FilterTip Viceroy fJ Only a Penny or Two More fhan Cigarettes Without Filters Webfoots End OSC Beavers' Dominance After Six Years n) Oregon Halfback Walt Gaffney (37) picks tip four yards around left end during the third period of the Oregon-Oregon Stati game Saturday at Corvallis. Beater Center Larry Stevens (55) goes alter Gaffney. Ducks won 33-14 in season finale for both clubs. mg the score 7-6. but the Duck.' were on their way. A few' plays later Oregon had its second touchdown. OSC Half hack Jack Peterson fumbled at midfield after Oregon had kicked off. and End Phil McHugh fell on ft for the Wobfoots. Two plays later Oregon had a TD. Shaw's first pass was incom converted, making the score 26-7 The final Wobfoot score* came almost immediately, on the first series of downs in the final pe riod. Shaw fired the ball from his own 48 to James on the Bea- . ver 20. James grabbed the ball, j twisted away from defender Tom i Berry, and ran into the end zone. The Beavers, who never quit! fighting, rallied late in the final period for their final score. The Beavers drove downfield to the Oregon 14. where Tackle Chuck Austin recovered a fumble by Westfall. On the next play, however. Halfback Walt Gaffney fumb led for Oregon and Dirk Ma son recovered for the Reavers, still on the 14. Six plays later Mason went over for the score. Westfall kicked the extra point to make it 33-14. It was the final college game for 12 Ducks and nine Beavers. Oregon seniors were Ends Le roy Campbell. Chuck Greenley, Dirk Mobley and Hal Reeve: ! Wrestlers to Meet A meeting for all students in terested in either varsity or freshman wrestling will be held at 4 p.m. today in PE 101. SHISLER'S FOOD MARKET Groceries — Fresh Produce — Meats Mixers — Beverages — Magazines — ice Cream TILL 11:00 OPEN FROM 9 A M. DAILY A SUNDAYS. 13th at High St. P. M. Dial 4-1342 WHY Pay a Penalty for Being Under 25? If you are married, you can now have public liability and property damage auto insurance with one of the finest com panies in the West for $15.20 per 6 months. You can also save up to 33% on collision and comprehen sive. Don't throw your money away. Get the facts. Tkcwjf/ower Jerry Brown Agent Res. Ph. 42957 962 OAK, EUGENE HOME OFFICE IN SEATTLE PH. 4-9444 Tackle Keith Tucker; Guard -lark Patera; Center Ron Pheister; Cpiartrrhacks I»on Holt and George Shaw; Half backs Halt (mffney and Lloyd Powell. and Fullback Dean Van Lfuifn. STATISTICS Ore. OSC .'tl Varo- Ru-r.raj, 1M 149 Pa>«* Attempted! 15 IS) Pa**e.« Ompl'teri 5 10 Hifl !ntprcf|,tc«j 1 5 Srt Y^rrf- Pastiinj; IfS 15*1 Tola! OffetMt 306 303 First Downs .14 ;/ Fumbles . . _ _ i 4 FumWe-s Lost 1 3 The nine Oregon State seniors included Ends Wes Ediger ami Laird Brattain; Tackles Ron Aschbaeher and John Hall; Guards Bill Johnson, Jim Rob erts and Lew Williams; Quarter back Jim Withrow, and Halfback Jack Peterson. Oregon Linemen Get Shrine Bid With Oregon's much-celebrat ed victory over Oregon State Saturday came the announce ment that Linemen Jack Patera and Ron Pheister had been added to the West Squad for the an nual East-West all-star Shrine game in San Francisco next New Year’s day. Duck Coach Len Casanova, who will be an assistant to Cali fornia s "Pappy ! Waldorf for the West team, gave formal an nouncement of the selection fol lowing the tilt at Corvallis. The addition of Patera and Pheister fills out the three-man quota allowed for Oregon. Quarterback George Shaw had previously been named. Elected captain for the 1954 season. Pheister was first team center on last year's coaches’ Pacific Coast conference all-star squad. He has been a teammate of Shaw through grammar school and Grant high in Portland. Completing the all-Portland offering from the Webfoots is Guard Jack Patera, who attend ed Washington high. Patera played tackle in his first two years at Oregon, but was switched to guard as a junior and was selected on the PCC all-star second team. Prouty's S/ioe ice * Invisible Resoling * Refinishing * Repairing * Dyeing K. B. PROUTY *70 Oak St. £ vgene, Ore.