The Oregon weekly., January 06, 1908, Image 5

TWO GAMES AT A SH LA N D W ON was played.
T he lineup of the team s
was :
By the University of O regon Basket­
O regon
A. C.
ball Five—Coach M urphy is
\ \ atson,
F
H earndor
a Good Official.
Ramp
F
E astm ar
Loosley
C
S pence!
O regon 34. A shland N orm al 20.
Hathaway
G
Robertson
The U n iv ersity of O reg o n won from F arrin g to n
G
Sagles
Ashland N orm al in a fast and furious
game of basketball D ecem ber 20. T he ANDERSON, ’06. MAKES MONEY
’varsity, men held th e lead th ro u g h o u t
It will no doubt be interesting to
the gam e, th o u g h at tim es the score
was close. T h e N orm al scored first, I nixcrsity of O regon students to know
hut Stevenson, of O reg o n , followed th at “ A ndy " A nderson, of Astoria,
soon after w ith th ree b ask ets in quick who g rad u ated from the U niversity two
succession. T h e score at the end of the years ago, has been doing exceedingly
first half was 13 to 9, the final score 34 well financially since graduation. W hile
stu d y in g law at P ortland, he works up
to 20 in favor of th e U niv ersity.
C h an n an and F a rrin g to n played cases for his em ployer as well, am ong
splendidly in the g u ard positions, and his native people, the Finns, at Astoria.
A division is alw ays made of the pro-
ceeds. A recent case brought A nder­
son som ething over $2,000 as his share
of the proceeds. P re tty good for a s tu ­
dent only tw o y ears out of college.
\\ liile in college A nderson never cut a
class and is the only student who ever
atten d ed the U n iv ersity w ithout m iss­
ing a single recitatio n . All his grades,
with one exception, were “ A" while in
college.
M AIL
CO URSES
N EW SPA PERS
ARE
FR IEN D L Y
Press of the State are behind the Uni­
versity and will W ork for
Her Interests
V lippings such as the one given be­
low are a good exam ple of the friendly
attitude ot the state press tow ard the
I niversity. ( hi all sides the papers
speak well ot us. I he follow ing was a
recent editorial in the Pendleton East
( Iregonian :
"It the people of ( )regon really knew
what the State U niversity is doing for
the education ot the youth of the state,
there would be but tew votes against
the I niversity appropriation next June.
( )ne ot the latest efforts made by the
U niversity has been to provide a "loan
A TTRA CTIV E
(C ontinued from page one.)
now the correspondence courses have
been added, which are m ore far-reach­
ing in th eir opportunities. F o r a more
com plete description of these courses,
application should be m ade at the Reg­
is tra r’s office.
G R O V E R J. K E S T L Y
W ho has just closed a very successful
A ssistant Professor E v erett Sherk,
season as M an ag er of the O regon
of the T im ber T estin g D ep artm en t, re­
F o o tb all Eleven.
tu rn ed from Portland New Y ear’s day
brilliant w ork w as done by W atso n , to get his w ork in shape for the re­
Ramp and S tevenson.
o p ening of college.
H earndon and R obertson w ere sta rs
M iss W inifred C ockerline e n te r­
for the N orm al.
tained inform ally S atu rd ay afternoon
Oregon 28, Ashland A. C. 15.
for her college friends. T h e tim e was
A shland A th letic C lub on D ecem ber quickly spent bv sew ing, and a three-
21. proved a difficult o p p o n en t for the course dinner was served at six o ’clock.
( hegon b ask etb all team . T h e score at
T h ere were five theatrical troupes
the end of the first half w as O regon 10. at the Eugene th eatre d u rin g vacation,
Ashland 9. In the second half the O re ­ and the rink was open all the tim e, so
gon team played fiercely. W atso n and there was am usem ent for any one who
A ltogther, this
H athaw ay soon got th e ir ran g e and would hunt for it.
threw b asket a fte r basket. F a rrin g to n y e a r’s vacation has been an unusually
niade an especially difficult goal.) lively one.
R A L P H B. M ’E W E N
W ho has been elected M anager of the
O regon Football- Eleven
for 1908.
fund’’ from which stu d en ts unable to
pay their way th ro u g h the institution
may borrow sufficient funds to com­
plete the course.
'Phis m oney is to be repaid by de­
grees after the stu d en t com pletes his
education.
M any a poor student will be bene­
fited by this fund. M any a boy and girl
will be enabled to secure a coveted ed ­
ucation which m ight have been denied
them , otherw ise.
And while they are acquiring an e d ­
ucation they are also learning the les­
son of responsibility. They are learn ­
ing to husband their resources, make
preparations to repay the U niversity
the funds by which they were enabled
H earndon and E astm an did the best
T he D orm . Club gave a m ost de­
playing for A shland.
lightful dance in the parlors, W ed n es­
* hie of th e featu res of th is and the day, Ja n u a ry 1, with a large attendance. to secure an education.
H ow m any tax p ay ers are going to
P’eceding gam es w as the satisfac to ry T h is dance is becom ing an annual
work of Coach M u rp h y as referee. H is event, and is eagerly aw aited each cripple this in stitu tio n when it is
•lecisions w ere ab so lu tely
im p artial, vear by the stu d en ts rem aining in tow n known that it cherishes and puts into
practice such ideas?”
•ind were never q u estio n ed . C lean ball d u rin g X m as holidays.