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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, FRIDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 30, 1914. . " ; 15 OREGON' AGGIES-ARE WEAKENED BY HURTS Fi OR GAME TOMORROW LOCAL BETTORS GIVE 10 TO 8 ODDS ON DOBIE TEAM AT ALBANY, OR. Washington Team Is Now WoHdngiOyt on Battlefiejd ' at Albany. DOBV .TEAM IS FAVORITE gtoeal: jTollowm of; rootbali B.li.T. TIiKCbamploiLf Ar b. Toucb-"- down Stronger Tbaa Oppokcnts. Boston, Mass., Oct. JO. Four play ers, Joe Connolly, Oscar Do grey. Herb Moran and Bruegy, a product of the New England league, signed 1915 con tracts with the Boston Nationals to tracts with the Boston Nationals yes terday. Pitcher George Tyler signed a contract with the Braves for the seasons Of 1915 and 1916. Oregon Agricultural College, Corval 11s,' Or..- Qct. 80.-The. usual h'ardlifck .story that-precedes any big conference frame in the northwest is circulating through- the 'varsity rooms; lrr the gym hanium at the Oregon Agricultural college. The' only. sad part abgut the tale Is that It is. unquestionably true. When the statement Is made 'that -the Aggie eleven which will buck the University Of Washington team at Al bany next Saturday is the weakest and most crippled up machine in the inter collegiate conference. It can be put i down as . a solid fact. , The accident that caps the' climax jof Injuries to date happened during varsity scrimmage Wednesday night. Lee Bissett of Newberg, .the only - freshman in the training camp who , was. practically certain of . holding - down a regular berth at ead. suffered -a broken- collar bohe and broken shoul " der blade. This puts .him' out of the game for the entire- season. '. . , ''-' Brewer Millie, the- Astoria, boy who last year madq.good at end and who this season was counted on as one of .tbe full backs In Coach Stewart's foar 'back combination, tore a muscle loose In-his back in the Pullman game last Faturday. This Injury puts hirri on the shelf "as far as football is con . cerned for at least two weeks. "Clag rraetures Collar "Bone. "Billle" King, end. who made two sensational yard runs' In J'&tst Sat u relay's . gametegainst W. S.-C, frac- tuxed his eolla bone last night, mak , ' lng the. ,fourthnJury of thls, nature which has occurred this season. This leaves, the squad practically destitute so 'far as extremity men are concerned. ' King will be unable to scrimmage for three wesks. "Ed" Allworth. backfleld substitute the one man who was looked to to fill Biliie'i position at fullback, has a bad Charley horse and a -pair of Injured . knees, that.' have not even permitted , falra to turn out for light signal prac tice. He will not appear In a uniform Tor another 10 days. With this array of crippled regulars staring him in the face, "Doc" Stewart is up against a hard proposition.; The . Diggest rootbau struggle of. the 1014 football season is now at hand. The , stakes are enormous. . Whether or not juo&ie wm reign over the gridiron sit uation for the seventh consecutive year Jr whether he is doomed to be rele gated to the hasbeens lies wholly In uie outcome or Saturday's battle. An attempt has been taade to turn the trick each year by every other member of the northwest conference, but to no avail. Each time victory has perched on the standards of the Seattle team. With the odds more in their favor than they have been for several years, the Aggies were touted at the begin Jing of the season as a possible Dobie . .Waterloo. However, luck and Jinxes 'f .have again taken the situation into i namd and seem tor-'be governing with prejudice toward all antl-Washington . championship hopes. . Coaches Up a Tteei To whip together an entirely new combination of both backfleld and line men, with which to withstand the gruelling fire of Gllmore Dobie's vet erans, is the problem which has the trio of Beaver coaches up a .tree. Captain Qua Hofer in all probability - will be switched from tackle to left fullback. As to who will plug up the - big hole lefViri the line by Hofers absence is still- a question. Cole, the 200 pound logical solution to this dif ficulty, is Ineligible to play on account of low scholastic standing. ''Rusty" Oroce Is also barred by this faculty ruling. O. A. C. is: the only institu tion in the northwest conference which prohibits students from taking part in oollegiate athletics if they are below a certain per cent In college work. Barring all mishaps between now and the time of the big game, the following men wlU Uneup against the strongest team In the conference, the Univer- ball eleven and Gllmore Dobie wlH b ! FOUR BRAVES SIGNED UP a. j.v tu o ijTDrun over mo Oregon Ag ricultural college gridiron In tomor row's football classic at Albany, Or. According to football followers, who have seen both teams in action", Dobie's team is one touchdown stronger than the Oregon Aggies. No matter what the odds on the con tests, one of the greatest football games of the season can be expected. Coach Stewart,- of the Aggies, promises f to spring something new on G. Dobie, and Dobie will, no doubt, uncork him self against the. Aggtes. lne Washington mentor has com menced to send out bear' stories about ftiS -star halfback and punter, "Hap" Miller, the Vancouver -ohantom." who was injured during the Washington Whitman gante, last Saturday, but you can-rest assured that Miller' will be. in- th lineup Saturday at the start of the contest - The. lines of the two elevens are slty of Washington: Huntley, Miller or De Losh, end; Laythe and Watson, tackles; Moore and Smyth, guards; Anderson, center; Lutx and Yeager, halfbacks; Abraham and Hofer, fullbacks. PORTLAND BILL WINNER Seattle. Wash-, Oct. 0 Seattle Bill". James was bested la a pitching duel by "Portland BUI" James yester day. The score was 4 to 1. Seattle Bill allowed three hits, but had poor support. The score: R. H. E. Americans .............-. 4 31 Nationals 1 4 1 Batteries James, Bash and Henry; James and KlUlfer. DEMOCRATIC MEETINGS Tonight at S p, m. Shaver school, Mississippi avenue and Morris street Speakers: A. F. Flegel, Dr. C. J. Smith. Sheriff Tom Word. Colonel Robert A. Miller. Elmer Lundberg. Tonight at 8 p. nu Rose City Park school. East Fifty-seventh and Sacraoienjxrttreets Speakers : Dr. C. J. Smith. A. F. Flea-eL Tom Wofd. about evenly matched, but the north- j Lester Humphreys, Dr. A. K. Higgs. ern visitors will have an edge over the i This afternoon at 3 p. m., at Aggies, in, weight In1 the. backfleld. ; Woodman's hall. University Park There are two new players in the Speaker: Governor West. Washington Uneup, and against an ex- t October 81, at T:30 p. m.. at Wash perienced team It. Isexpected that Do- j ington high school. - Speakers, Senator bte will rnlss his veteran center Pres- Chamberlain. -A. F. Flegel. ley. He has Gellatly passing the ball. October 31, at 8:16 p. m at Lincoln The other new player In the Washing-! high school. Speakers Senator Cham ton lineup will be McPherson. ; ber lain, A. Fi, Flegel. The Aggies' team is a seasoned one - also, and the players are anxious for J The Russian government has been revenge - for the . 47,-0 defeat handed ; convinced by a number of Swiss en- them at Seattle last season.- It is a cinch that X A. C, If it Is 'defeated, will not .lose by;any where peer such a large score. There was a little 2.. to 1 money floating around yesterday, but It Is ex pected that these odds will shift to 10 to 8 by nightfall. gineers that It im perfectly feasible to bore a 16 mile tunnel through the Cau casus mountains to join the Black and Caspian seas. Bill Cook, who played on the Notre Dame university eleven last year, stat ed yesterday that N. D. was defeated because they did not have a pair of good ends to receive the passes. Cook also stated that Tale was coached to break up .forwardnesses. 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