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U N IV E R SIT Y O F OREG ON
Vol. X.
EU G EN E. OREGON
MONDAY, O CTO BER 26, 1908.
No. 5
VARSITY
BEA TS M E T H O D IST S have very little trouble in w inning the S E N IO R S
cham pionship am ong the sm aller col
Defeats Plucky W illam ette Team in a leges of the state.
v
Ragged Exhibition of Football_
O reg o n 's men show ed the result of E
Final Score W as 15 to 0
Coach F o rb e s’s thorough schooling in
AID
L E G IS L A T U R E
.. .
" X ' “ M3J° rS S tu d y K n ° “ y Leg-
atlve, Matters and Give Res-
the fundam entals o f g H d k o n ’f a s
U’tS ‘° L^ - 'a t u r e
( )regon in au g u ra te d her collegiate
tune, but were sadlv lacking in con
football season of 1908 by a decisive sistent team work ’ •p,
work nas
has b been
—
j Im p o rtan t i research
» v i i i v i i woiK
I victory of 15 to 0 over W illam ette much of an appearance o fln d iv ’iduaiitv p n<lcrtaI5en
th ? senior m ajors in
ir
I U niversity team . T h e co n test was in and an o th er feature which d id * not ? cononncs- in v estig atio n will be mad<
a n d XV,11
.lc.n .dld not nito m any problem s which have lone
te re stin g at tim es and the result, and
will not take well with the spec
though expected, was, nevertheless,’
vexed O regon leg islatu res S tudents
tato
rs
vvas
that
of
too
m
uch
arg
u
in
g
g ra tify in g to the V arsity su p p o rte rs’
and giving instructions while lined up at the I niyersity have o p p o rtu n ity and
P ro m p tly at 2 :30 o ’clock C larke tor scrim m age.
lib ra ry facilities for looking into these
kicked off to W illam ette. T he M eth
of
........... —
O regon m atters which are not in possession I„
odists were u n ab le to advance the ball
this w ay as in m any o th ers, it is the
co n sisten tly and were soon forced to
I punt.
As soon as O regon received
aim of the U niversity to be of p ra c
j the ball she began a m arch dow n the
tical value to the state. Senior work
field and by h ittin g the line hard and
in Econom ics has in several instances
in the past directly m oulded sta te leg-
successfully w o rk in g the forw ard pass,
Coach F o rb e s’ p ro teg es were soon able
Lslation. \\ ith im proved facilities and
definite am i, the Econom ics m ajors of
to shove C aptain M oullen over the line
I 09 hope to do som e really valuable
S"M tor the first touch dow n in a p re tty
tackle aro u n d tackle play. T h e punt-
work. I he topics will be studied ex
haustively. T he legislation of o th e r
out from behind the goal line was a
fizzle so th at no goal could be a tte m p t
^states on each subject wil be exam ined
m the light of conditions in those states,
ed. S co re: O reg o n , 5; W illam ette 0,
and O regon conditions wil be ex h au s
altei five m in u tes of play. Six m inutes
tively exam ined. T he resu lts of the in
later I larke added tour m ore points to
vestigation will be kept in card-indices
the \ a r s ity ’s score on a p re tty place
and will be at the disposal of the state
kick from the tw en ty -y a rd line. Score
«.gislatuie and o th ers who m ay wish
O regon, 9 ; W illam ette, 0. T he rest
« > the first half w as taken up in a
to exam ine them . T he titles of the
theses in the departm ent a re :
punting duel betw een C larke of O re
B o n d -C o m p a riso n of financial pro-
gon and Booth ol \ \ illam ette in which
visions in O regon state co n stitu tio n
’ h e g o n ’s p rem ier p u n ter was easily
with those of co n tem p o rary and pres-
superior.
I
ent-day
co n stitu tio n s.
The second half sta rte d by Booth of
Booth— G raphic show ing of the de
the M ethodists k icking off to O re g o n ’s
velopm ent of the different sources of
ten-yard line. A fter an exchange of
<
hegon state revenues.
■ punts and several ex h ib itio n s of how
A lark— 'I’he
Pacific
N o rth w est
■ the college gam e o u g h t not to be play-
r* , O 1'' O regon was able to secure her
w a t e r w ays system .
lim it— G raphic show ing of the de
second to u ch d o w n of the gam e, Main
velopm ent of different lines of O re
■ B a ' ly in g the pigskin over the line in
gon s public expenditures.
’his instance. C larke kicked the goal,
K ilpatrick—( fregon’s
w ater-pow er
la d .b u g a n o th e r point to the state uni-
resources and a desirable state policy
|\ e i s i t y s score and m aking a total of
m regard to them .
• ? ,() 0. I his second touchdow n was
D
U
D
LEY
CLARKE,
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Snow — O re g o n ’s public lands and
I brought about p rincipally th ro u g h Me
Oregon’s Fighting Fullback
pohey, jiast and present.
l o n ire s break in g aw ay for a th irty -
S tr o n g - O r e g o n ’s school fund and
Jtoe yard run aro u n d left end and car-
were
C
larke,
M
oullen,
Main,
C
handler,
sy ste m o f co m m o n school finances.
' ¡ng the ball to W illa m e tte ’s five-
L ato u rette, ami Sweek, while those do
fo w n se n d —O re g o n ’s w agon road
I J d line. T he q u eer part about this ing the best work for W illam ette were
a p p io j,n a tio n s am i s y s te m
o f s ta te
'
was th a t M cIn tire was not sup-
Booth,
Nelson
and
Sullivan.
T
he
lat
h
ig
h
w
a
y
s
.
■ PMsed to c a rry the ball, but the sp h e r
fre w — F inancial sta tistic s of ra il
'd was tum bled into his arm s and with ter was especially good at linebucking,
lie
was
injured
in
the
latter
part
of
the
w ay s of th e Pacific N o rth w e s t.
' ic above resu lt. T h e w histle blew
gam
e
and
had
to
be
helped
off
the
I -hortlv a fte rw a rd w ith the ball on W il
field. ( )regon was com paratively for
S enator F ulton will speak at A ssem
lam ette’s fo rty -y ard line.
tu n ate in not having her men hurt.
bly on W ednesday m orning. Ilis su b
1 he \ \ illam ette team put up a verv
Coach Forbes tried out fifteen men ject has not been announced.
h h ky fight, co n sid erin g th eir w eight
d u rin g the course of the gam e and the
'1 t oach Ixerby deserv es co n g ratu la- exhibition ¡mt up bv the different can
I he Independent, a weekly new spa-
on the cred itab le show ing of his didates will largely determ ine how the
per
of the U niversity of M issouri, is
"• I he Salem college team should team will line up against Idaho.
published on Sunday.