Thursday, April 7, 1932.
ItOGlK XKHS
l'uic Tlu-ee
Track Is Major
m Sports Event
Setting Vp of Xcw Track Equip
ment ncl Spring Football
Talk Indicate Season.
(By DAVID JOHNSON)
With the basketball season oy
er, the Llthlan athletes are now
coming into track and spring
football. Track, however. Is the
activity that is holding the major
interest at present. There was a
fine tournout, which quickly
dwindled down to the customary
twenty. The school purchased a
shot and a discus, in addition
to leveling a running track, dig
glng a Jumping pits, and erect
ing high-Jump, pole-vault, and
hurdle frames. A definite sche
dule has not yet been made out
"or the season. It is probable
that Corvallis will again be the
meet for state competition.
According to Coach Bliss, the. reat tne ,Gphomores , the ,a
1"-t few days of training will see
v,ns very spectacular. The
oys are being weeded out and
.'"-el in events according to
their ability.
on. at the completion of
track work, spring football will
noe. possibly about the
"t af May. This season is giv
" over to the developing of
rospects for the coming year,
and to the beginning of training
for battle. Since nearly all of
the big fellows graduate this
year, something will have to be
done about weight. Sleloff,
"need, Gearhart, and Wolcott
will undoubtedly be back. Some
one of value may come over
from Junior High.
The temporary placements
in the track events to date are
s follows: '
Broad Jump Dunham, Goldy,
Eskrldge.
Hundred Yard Dunham.
Two-Twenty Dunham.
Four-Forty Becot.
Mile Abrams, Durham.
Sprint Eskrldge.
Hurdles Gearhart. Hardy.
High Jump Newhouse. Goldy
Ashcraft.
Shot Put Newhouse, Crltch
low, Howell.
Discus Howell. Sleloff, Crit
chlow. Pole Vault Wallin.
The sophomores, under the
coaching fft Harvey Gearhart,
played an organized and accur
ate brand of ball. At times, their
laying equalled that of a var
sity quintet.
The Juniors, coached by Keller
Mabbot, at times showed good
floor work but seemed unable
to hit the basket. Their games
were usually featured by a cer
tain amount of unnecessary
roughness.
The Seniors, tutored by Pres
ton Becot, and Kenneth Darling,
never seemed to hit their stride.
Their first two games showed
promise, but they seemed to
drop from that point. They were
weak on defense and the ball
was In every territory most of
the time.
The P. G.'s started out with
every man playing a different
brand of ball. They were
fighting team, however, and
overcame this handicap to de
nt
OS THE EVE OF THE DIS
ARMAMENT CONFERENCE
AT GENEVA.
game of the series. This was
the only defeat the Sophamores
suffered.
The games were officiated by
Coach Bliss, who was assisted in
somo by Lyle Reeder. ex-varsity
star.
The squads taking part in the
tournament include:
Seniors Dunham. Yeo Ap
plegate. Whitmore. Blake, Crit
chlow. Goldy.
Sophomores Raughman, R.
Hoxle. Hardy. Hess, Kannasto.
Jungwirth, Bromley.
Junlorg Durham, Sneed,
Linsley. Wolcott, Elliot, Heard,
Rrower, H. Hoxle Chipnian.
p. Riley. Windleman.
Squires, Guiley. Carter. C.ilmore,
Gosnell.
I EXCHANGE
-
From the Dunsmulr High
school paper comes this bit of
poetry.
"The Blacksmith"
Under the spreading chestnut
tree
The village blacksmith snoores.
Fo it has been full many a year
Since he has fixed any shoeses.
The Long Reach Poly High
Life publishes an article on style
for boys. The newest in style
for the boys is a new sport tie
ailed the lattice cravat. I don't
know much ab"ut this tie, but
let's look into It boys.
Sophomore Team
Wins Hoop Series
The worm has turned. The
sophomore class slated to be the
underlog in school activities
came Into its own in the recent
Inter-class Basketball League.
Four teams, over thiryt boys,
.took part in 12 games.
The competition this year was
even stronger than usual, and
those who followed the series
saw some exciting ball playing.
The dopesters of the school had
the Juniors slated to win, but
they pulled out of a slump only
In time to take second place.
The record of the sophomores
winning all game by a good Beth Joy to Cora) Put!
margin gives promise tor future some bath salts in the ocean.
varsity teams. I'm re.dy for my swim.
God, give us strength, courage,
hope, '
Understanding, and charity.
It Is peace that wa are seeking
Peace, not parity.
Peace, not equality.
Peace, not guarantee of security.
Peace Is not a thing
To be obtained by arms and vi
olence. Or kept by great guns
That constantly blaze forth
doubt, distrust, and Jeal
ousy. Peace Is the child of sympathy
and understanding,'
And by them it is nourished.
We seek peace, the only parity,
Peace, the only equality.
Peace the only guarantee of se
curity. Lord, have we come this far
To destroy ourselves in dissen
sion and strife?
Have we caught the vision mere
ly to shatter it?
Or hast thou led us only to an
inevitable end?
Are we fashioned in hope that
has not the power to fulfill
itself? I
Surely it Is not so. Lord. !
Not death but birth of a new '
greatness
Causes our throes.
We know that creation is not
rapid;
By slow degrees
Thou has led us out from the
primal shadows
In which thou didst first place
us.
Is this not but another portion
of the way
Ry which thou art bringing us
To our ultimate destiny?
And this which lies before us
now
Is mightier and more beautiful
Than anything behind.
Because more nearV ajl-enibrac-
InK.
Cod, give us strength and cour
age That we may seek that which we
are seeking.
Give us hope
That we may see triumph
Over whatever shall Intervene.
Give us charity and understand
ing That we may keep our purpose
nnwarped.
By Mary Isely
AFTER THE PROM
have your clothe refreshed
by u
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PHONE 105
"Just Call, That's All"
Thoughts For Today
No. 0
"Napoleon understood his
business. Here wa a man
who In each moment and
emergency he knew what to
do next. Few men have any
next; they live without a
plan, and after each action
wait for an impulse from
abroad." Emerson.
First National Bank
Ahuind. Oregon
A.VAIL yourself at the exper
ience fo others through
study.
FIX-IT SHOP
HUNGRY?
See Us
Schuerman's
Grocery
Florsheim
SHOES
For the Man Who Care
J. D. Mars & Son
Shoe Repairers
Here and There
We are not the only students
interested in caps and gowns for
graduation this year. Corvallis
High school Is contemplting the
same thing.
Looking at the calendars of
the various school papers one
finds these words: Spring va
cation. Why can't we have a
school calendar with those words.
Who knows?, perhaps our cal
endar has three words: End of
school, one week early.
HERBERT'S
TWO STORES
ittHt K. Muin St. I E. Main
Staple and Fancy
GROCERIES
WE DELIVER
At Iong Beach the girls have
water polo squad.
Chocolate Milk Shakes
10c
Ikm't Forget the
STUDENTS' LUNCH
Plaza Cafe
Ten to Fifty Cafe
Serves an assortment of 25c
Lunches including soup and
drink, also 5-Course Turkey
Dinner every Sunday IJOc
Try
ASHLAND CREAMERY
Products
Shasta Ice Cream
Phone 24
Candy
and
School Suplies
East Side Grocery
Near High School
Spring1 Time "
SPORT SHOES
We have them
The Endercv