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Oregon A gricultural College Five De-
In the preliminary, ,hc University
O regon Track Squad W ill M ake T rip
feats U niversity of Oregon
second team, composed of
in May to Meet E astern W a sh
Basketball Team
Ramp and Strong, forwards- Deni
center: Charman. Swift, Strong ami
ington Colleges
'I'lie fast team of Oregon A gricul S tarbuck, guards, defeated the militia
tural College d efeated the U niversity
team at basketball last S atu rd ay night
at the arm orv. T h e first .half ended in
O reg o n ’s favor, but in the second half
the college m en g ain ed the lead and
kept it th ro u g h o u t. From the sta n d
point of the sp ec ta to r, the gam e was
the best of the season. A fter some
m inutes of h ard playing. V an Scov
threw the first bask et. T he next score
was m ade by M oore, of the visiting
team, who th rew a basket from the foul
line. M oore, w ho w as easily the star
for O. A. C., th re w tw o baskets more
in rapid succession. T h en O regon ra l
lied. Loosley scored on a long toss,
and H ath a w ay follow ed with tw o bas
kets in less th an a m inute. T he next
three b ask ets w ere th ro w n by (). A.
f .. tw o of them by th e big center, F o s
ter. who played a splendid gam e. H a th
away th rew the last goal of the first
half. T he sco re— O. A. C. 11; O re
gon. 12.
Second H alf.
I he track team schedule as arranged
team , com posed of Jensen and W il
liams. fo rw ard s; Stafford and Bond. h\ M anager Bean was confirm ed by
ce n te r; Bond. Stafford and llam ble. t,C lacu,t-v ,ast
at a m eeting of
guards, llam b le m ade the most spec- tllat
Hiis insures the trip into
the Inland Empire to meet W hitm an
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u k - .score w a s ! 3” 4 XVashin-t<m State Colleges.
The
not counted as the whistle had been
re<ll,,re four and one half col-
blown. A t forw ard in the second half, ICgC <Iays whicl1 is co n trary to the
S tro n g threw five baskets. C harm an I ’ < C <la' n,1’nRr °f ,l,c faculty, hence
at guard played an aggressive game.
sl)ec,al ‘l,sl‘cnsation was necessary.
Dean. Moore and Ramp were *point | ,R Atlllct,c Council sanctioned the
w inners. Swift and Starbuck did well I scl,e(ll,Ic at t,u> December m eeting and
in the second half. The militia men there is now no doubt concerning anv
ot the meets as all co n tracts have been
u »i w <u (led for signatures. I bis m eans
five big intercollegiate c o n te sts; the
Colum bia Indoor meet in April, the
W hitm an meet on May 14, the \V. S.
C. meet on May 16, the (). A. C. con
test on May 22, and the T rian g u lar
meet at Seattle on May 30. 'Phis is
an excellent schedule, and will decide
the N orthw est cham pionship beyond
a doubt.
Besides these events there are vet
three inter-class meets arranged, the
largest of which will be the indoor
tournam ent at the Arm ory on Mar. 6.
I he latter will he som ething new in
I niversity athletics and M anager Bean
ot the track team who is directing the
proceedings prom ises to give the p u b
lic som ething w orth going to see.
Ram p replaced Van Scoy at for
ward. 'file team s seem ed of equal
stren g th , but the deadly accuracy of
Moore, (). A. C .’s freshm an forw ard,
proved O re g o n 's undoing. T w o fouls
throw n by him , and four goals, three
yt which he m ade, b ro u g h t the score
to 22 for O. A. C. H a th a w a y , play
ing d esp erately , b ro u g h t ( )regon's
O R M O N D R. B EA N
score to 14 by a difficult goal. F ar- M ho will M anage the ’V arsity Track
rington aided by the splendid w ork of
learn D uring the C om ing
Ramp, gave O reg o n tw o p oints more.
Season
In the re m a in in g few m in u tes of plav
t he college m en ran up the score to I played consistent hall, but were u n -
un-
while H ath a w ay , L oosley and able to cope with their faster oppon-
Ramp th rew a basket each which gave cuts. T he line-up;
O regon 21 p oints.
Loosley, H atha-
Co. C : Jensen and W illiam s, for-
way and F a rrin g to n w ere s ta rs for w ard s; Stafford and Bond, cen ter;
' hegon. R am p ’s defensive w ork in Bond. Stafford and llam ble, guards,
the second half w as e x c e lle n t; V an
O reg o n : Moore. Ram p and Strong,
Scov, in the first half, played a hard ford w ard s; Dean, ce n te r: C harm an.
an<l brilliant gam e. F o ster, R ooper | Sw ift, Strong. Starbuck, guards,
and M oore did th e best w ork for (). A.
I here was considerable fouling,
Mrs. Irving M. Glen gave a tea on
hut the gam e was played in the best S atu rd ay afternoon from three until
spirit. 'Fhe lin eu p :
six to the ladies of the faculty and to
( ’• A. C .: M oore and H o rto n , for- the wives of the professors. Mrs. (den
w aid s; F o ste r, c e n te r; R ooper and ^’B trtam ed in honor of her m other,
c.
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Mrs. Veazie, who is visiting
Eu
Speirs, g u ard s.
gene.
*' Hegon: \ an Scoy, R am p and W’at-
S(»n, fo rw a rd s; L oosley, c e n te r; F ar-
Invitations have been issued by the
'u i g t o n and H ath a w ay , g u ard s.
Beta Epsilon sorority for a reception
R eferee: H e a te r.
U m p ire : Sid next F riday evening at their home on
Smith.
A lder street.
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I he Zeta lota I’hi sorority gave an
informal dance, at their home on
Eleventh street F riday evening. 'Pile
sorority's gu ests were Miss
Lulu
M athew s, of C o b u rg ; Miss June Gray,
bred O h rt, S tanley Young, Merwin
Rankin, Ralph C ronise, Dean ( »o< »il-
m an, Pom Bailey, Merle Chessm an,
( irm ond Rankin, Ray W alker, Calvin
Sweek, Ralph Dodson, Grover Rest-
ley. Dell M cC arty and John Restlev.
Everyone is looking forward with
great pleasure to the “ Fresh y G lee”
which occurs next Saturday evening at
the A rm ory. A great many out-of-
tow n people are com ing to Eugene the
last of the week to attend the dance.
All of the com m ittee are w orking very
hard to make the party S aturday even
ing the best ever given bv any F resh
man class of the University.«
Several of the I'n iv e rsity students
attended the reception given Friday
evening at the parish house of the
Episcopal church, in honor of Bishop
Scadding.