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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 21, 1935)
The OREGON STATESMAN, Salem, Oregon, Saturday Morning, 'September 21, 193 Griditfo: Salem . Lit ely . to PACE TEN .Kfecora "for" Fall Squads Ready For1 Big Test ' J -: 1 - ;-. , ' , t' , " Bearcats arid ? Spartans in Final Drill; Tickets Arc Sold Rapidly Each anxious for victory when they clash on Sweetland field at 8 o'clock tonight the Bearcats and the Spartans each vent through brief drills on Sweetland field yesterday afternoon in prepara tion for the coast's first football game of major proportions. Coach Dud DeGroot ran his squad of 25 through passing and pass defense drill and a bit of dummy scrimmage early in the afternoon. The Bearcats wound tip their two weeks of pre-season drill Immediately" afterward. Both squads showed lots of 'fire as they hurried through the final sessions before the ere of, their Intersection clash. Both coaches were hopeful of victory but eyed with apprehensireneas the huskies of the opposing squad. That Willamette's attendance record for an openlng game and possibly for any game may be bro ken was ' Indicated yesterday as ' floods of reservations poured Into', the office of Lestle J. Sparks, Wil lamette , graduate manager. No football battle staged on Sweet land .field In recent years has caused; as much interest as to night's clash between the Bearcat and the men from Sparta. ' Willamette's' student body, full, of enthusiasm for the game, keyed Itself and the team to a high pitch with a rally staged at Liberty and State streets last night as a fea ture of fall opening. "Spec" Keene" and Dr. Bruce Baxter expressed hope for a win while students cheered lustily. Coast Teams Next Both teams will be going nnder fire tor the first time of the sea son and both will meet coast con ference opponents next week. San Jose entrains for home Immedi ately" after the game to prepare' for Its. clash with Stanford next Saturday 'while Willamette will take' on the Beavers ' of Oregon State in Its next game to be fol lowed by Washington State the following week., . - v San Jose players have expressed great appreciation for the hospi tality extended, them by the peo ple of Salem and hope that the two schools will maintain compe tition for years to come. Grants Pass Postoffice Contract Award is Told WASHINGTON, Sept. 20.-4P)-The treasury announced today the award of the following postoffice construction contract: Grants Pass. Ore., 186,993, Consolidated Engineering Co., Inc., Tacoma, Wash, Few Projects in . County, Revealed (Continued froni Page 1) .," ' The eligibility of aVindMdual for WPA work is determined by the local relief agency. Marion county had 1513 eligible on Sep tember 13; Benton county - had 302 eligibles; Yamhill bed 230; Tillamook had 227;, Polk county, bad 143; Linn had 404; Lincoln had 124; and Lane had 665. The eligibility list Is expected to be mu;h higher by Christmas. . - if . - . 51V rr- s I i ' mj If I j" u" '-i j-wrt After the Game Eat at S6e Quelle Restaurant Frank Chatas, Prop. 440 State J Willamette San Jose Tonight 8 p.m. Gates Open at 7 General Admission 75c Reserved Seats $1.10 ill Millers Special Autumn Showing of New Coats Begins Today! Complete stocks of coats for every occasion wear will be shown in price ranges to suit every pocketbook. Come choose your new coat now take advantage of this comprehensive showing while fashions, qualities and sizes are obtainable. 2nd floor apparel shops. 1 (See special offer below) Fabrics, furs and a gloriously new fashion make autumn 1935 an outstanding COAT YEAR! You'll understand when you see these on display today. 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