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VOL. IX. EUGENE, OREGON, March 9, 1908. No. 22 TOURNAMENT A BIG SUCCESS H igh jum p (h an d icap )— Moullen. DR. BROUGHER AT ASSEMBLY I ay lor, M cIntire. Fred Moullen, ’09, Makes a Total of 300 yard dash— Moon, Kiltz, Reid Fifteen Points—W restling Matches 300 yard dash 11. S.—Krieger, Halevi Speaks on ‘ The Essentials to Success. A Strong Feature An Excellent Address For and Ellm aker. College Students \\ restlingv—M organ beat R ueter; Fred M oullen carried off first prize kam p beat \ \ a tte n b u rg ; Ramp beat in the in d o o r T o u rn a m e n t last Friday M organ. Dr. B rougher gave a very in te re st night w ith a to tal of 15 points. Thé 1000 y ard run— W ood, Sievers and ing and instructive talk W ednesday to to u rn am en t, which is to be an annual I loover. a large assem bly of stu d en ts and tow n affair h ereafter, was decidedly a suc I ug-of-w ar— Sophom ores beat the people. H is subject was "T h e E ssen cess. T h e crow d, pleased at the novel Freshm en. tials to Success” and was delivered in exhibition of ru n n in g , jum p in g and \ \ rest ling, 145 pounds— Lym an de a natural, hearty m anner, interspersed v au ltin g indoors, did not lose interest feated May. with bright touches in the way of for a m om ent. T h e chief centers of W restling, 158 pounds—T aylor de- jokes and anecdotes. H is m ain ideas a ttra c tio n w ere the w restling and the fcated Sweek. w ere— E very student w ishes to be tugs-of-w ar. O f the w restling, the W restling, PX) pounds— Moullen vs. worth som ething and the only possible best m atch was betw een Jim Lym an Zacharius, a draw . way is— F irst, to have a definite, fixed and Sam .May. .May, who is an accom Shot put (h a n d ic ap )— M oullen, Mc purpose in view. O ne can not be a plished w restler, w as defeated only by Intire and V oight. success unless he first succeeds in the m ost stre n u o u s exercise of speed, Pole \ a u lt— M oullen, Roberts, Rob m astering himself. C h aracter is ev stie n g th and skill on the part of his inson. ery th in g it is character and not dress heavier o p p o n en t, 'flic m atch was fast Broad ju m p — K uykendall, Bristow. ihat m akes the m an— we can read and tlirions. A m ore scientific exhibi I ug-of-w ar- Seniors out-pulled the character by the face, regardless of its tion has never been w itnessed in E u Juniors. Seniors vs. T ow n team —a • i< h setting. A man may be gifted gene. draw . with gieat talents, poetical genius, etc., L am p won the class cham pionship Officials— A rnspiger, H ug, M cCarty. hut may live a riotous life w ithout for the sen io rs over W a tte p b u rg and H athaw ay, \ an Dusen, K estiev. backing of ch aracter. If this be the M organ. T ay lo r and Sweek in the ease then the m a n ’s life is wasted, in heavyw eight class gave a good exhi A NOVICE M EET. spite of his brilliant creations. bition of d o d g in g and ducking. T a y Secondly, one m ust practice their Still another new event in the a th lor s victo ry on agg ressiveness was not purpose, cheerfully and wholesomely. <m easy one. M oullen and Z acharius letic line is promised by T ra in e r H ay Hie old saying "B e good and y o u ’ll were so evenly m atched th at neither ward for the early part of April. A lovely, is all nonsense—true could win the decision, 'file feath er Xovice Meet is the nam e of the goodness goes hand in hand with great w eight bout betw een M organ and < \ tu t. It will consist of a com plete happiness. God has given us ev ery R ueter w as won, in th ree rounds, by field and track meet open only to no vices. the new, the green, the untried, thing but sin— if we could elim inate the form er. this evil we w ould have a Heaven on I he tu g -o f-w ar contest betw een the the undeveloped, the m ute, inglorious. earth. ju n io rs and freshm en and seniors and No man who has the vestige of a rec J hirdly, we m ust use prayer. One sophom ores resulted in a hard won ord or an athletic reputation will be a l can not win out in his own strength_ victory tor the sophom ores and the lowed to compete. 'This will be no must get the assistance of the H eav seniors. A team picked from the w in tim e for form er high school stars to enly Pallier in o rd er to gain will pow ners was m atched ag ain st a town show their prowess for all the team s er to m aster self. team . T h is m atch resulted in a draw . will be no-star aggregations. T he man I here are three classes of people — ■ M the conclusion of the to u rn am en t, who goes on the track “ for the ex er 1 hose who m ake up their mind to will thus have som ething to \\ . P resco tt, president of the A s cise gi.itifv every passion, appetite and d e sociated S tu d en ts, presented the prizes which to look forward. T rain er H ay sire and they will be Happy— Those for the ev en ts as announced last week w ard will give the meet direct personal who are only as good as they have to and also p resen ted the cups and m edals attention and it will be given as care l,c a ” ‘l are as bad as they can be u n " o n in the recent cro ss-co u n try and ful supervision as the more im portant der su rro u n d in g circum stances and re relay races. T h e events and w inners athletic contests. main respectable. T his is not true iu the to u rn am en t w ere: In the recent cross-country tryout at goodness at all— m erely hiding behind 25 y ard d ash — B ristow , M oore, anil Corvallis, a sophomore nam ed Cross a mask of conventionality in order » , K uykendall. beat Devolt s time over the cours •. escape the censure of the world around -5 y ard dash. If. S.— K rieger. Haley, E vidently (). A. C. has at least one them . It is the m otive that counts__ Elm aker. 1? v distance man. not the m ere o u tw ard show.
