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READ HIE EAST OREGOXIAX SPORT PACE AND RECEIVE THE NEWS THAT IS FURNISHED BY THREE SERVICES, A. P., U. P. AND I. N. S. I ' J . , fejf FOURTEEN PAGES SECTION TWO PAGES 9 TO 14 fa 1- i - f DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, SATURDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 17, 1921. ' - BOHESXE DOES ALL '0. A. C. BASKETBALL " S 01I8IS MORE fi ' ATHLETIC WORK AT i SQUAD TO MAKE TRIP TO SUCCESS OF TEAM i I KIRSCHBAUM clothes .. fall and winter I92,1V WHITMAN Al COACHES OR PLAYERS?' ' I i i mm Small Colleges Say Coach is 'I 1 Important Part of Success,! I iv 1 Eut Good Coaches May Failj I ft4. hTSI - I if Student Body Slacks.! 1 o K ,WV I I I 4 111 Mr I : Most Coaches Have All Kinds of Help in Taking Care of Duties Uut Not Uorleske Has Not. iand a squad of In men will make the "barnstorming" trio throuirh thi. vnl- hnv llilu -.,.-.rinn t n . ..i .v.. ...... .H.t.ivn. f.wviieilt 111. tlllt' (for the basketball aspirants to work . out will be had as a preliminary to the conference season. I Franklin high school of Portland j will be had as a preliminary to the 'jconfercnrn season. franklin high school of l'ortlan j will be the scene of the .first gajiie I nest Monday, against Arleta athletic ; ll,ll M..M ,.,.,1-iM.. ....ll..itu ha i jear siiigie-nanaea lurnea out an met TucSl,.lVi aml independence Le eleven which won the .Northwest Con- 1 ktn WtdlK.sl,av, smh pal.kway 1CH7UI.C lllillllflUliailll'. lia tV... niiniinnnl Thtn-B.l-.v WALLA WALLA, Wash., Dec. 1 (A. P.) From a small football squad, i which on some days numbered only twenty or twenty-five men, Coach 11. V. Uorleske of Whitman College here U'ktlm.,., 1.1.. 1... ll.,. I 1 " Wr .n 7 , .u """"" l"c either the ne'ghborhood house or the squad In he conference and every y M c A nd Columbiil team It met represented schools which ' ,,,,,, ,,, , ,. i.,,...,i .., t.,.i.. outnumbered it in enrollment of men from one to fifteen times. Some of the teams in the conference had more than 200 men on their squads early in the season. In the Northwest there arc the Ore gon Aggies, the University of Oregon, Washington State, Willamette Univer sity, University of Idaho, University of Montana and Whitman. In the con ference race Whitman won all its games, dofeatlng Idaho, Montana and Its old rival Willamette. In preliminary games early in the season Whitman lost to the University of Washington and the Multnomah Amnteur Athletic Club of Portland but won from the College of Idaho. Uorleske is the only coach at. Whit man and in addition is manager of athletics. All the other colleges have several coaches and a graduate man ager to handle the business end of the game. Uorleske also is business manager of the college paper, and has charge of all gymnasium work. In general athletic work at Whit man, approximately 90 per tent of the men are active and all under Uor leslto's direction. ques- T CENTAL j! ItElTSK TO X)SII)KIt KfcDUCTIO. WASHINGTON. Dec. IT. (U. P.) The Interstate commerce commis sion refuso to reconsider the recent 16 per cent reduction on grain., grain products and hay. P.Y hi:.i:y l. kaiuu-.i.l (United Press t Correspondent.) I NKW YORK. Dec. IT. Any number! of liitle hamlet colleges with ambitions toward the peaks of football greatness shout: "Give us a Charley Moral), a Hugo! Hezdek or a Gil Dobie and we ll do a ' Centre!" j V hieh brings up the old, tion: "How much has a coach to do withj the development of a team?" j The old timers say "Not much. It's1 all up to the squad." The disciples of the modern game! differ in the belief that the coach! makes the material or at least makes! it produce. On bare results of the past season, j it Is possible to point out several ex-1 am pies that seem to show It is not all ! to have a great coach. j From an enrollment of over seven : thousand, John Heisman, who came; up from Georgia Tech regarded as onei of the greatest coaches in the game I has faMed to produce any kind of a I team at Pennsylvania. His eleven this j ycirr was a terrible disappointment. He I intimates there is a lack of Interest among the undergraduates. I i Glenn Warner made a wonderful ! name producing winners alining the Carlisle lliiliima miri Ma ...o..i-.l V.,., if (itivaI unit accent rides. Mill'- i. . ' !"""-.' ! even consistently goon at ntismirgn. i jphy declared this was not true in hlsj I.:.,ry m (h(( y)ilt offlcmlK; working in the Pitt ganiej said he j had one of the greatest teams of the I year yet It floundered afound and fin- j Isbed down the list. I "lluck" O'Neil Is rated as one of i LOS ANUKLKS,, Dec. IT. (I. N. j S.) Trailing a little home-made wa gon cnnlnintng' extra clothing, bed ding and cooking utensils behind him , as he walked. .Miko Murphy, s'xty-j ; nine, who started out from Phlladel iphia February 4 last to walk across 1 !the country, has arrived here. He is ' camping In a park, just as he did ( along the road throughout his long! I hike. Most of the cross-country hikers, 'records show, started out with the nmbltion nf walking all the way lot I their destinations, but chcangc the ease and that he walked every step of the way. He wore out five pairs of 1 heavy, thlck-soled shoes. 1 Ho said he .met many men who I were hungry and without work. He j claimed he always utiioauen nis tamp; . bt.st mi,nU.s ln tnc g.,nH, m from , i Kit when he met a nungiy man .too !inlunK th( thousands of students at 1 cooked the stranger a meal. Mtirp Columbia he has fulled to produce supported nimseii u oun j"".-. I anything but a ,1ke team. He blames! passed leisurely through the country. QUALITY ... 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Won't you come in and look it ovcrf Yours for Service SIMPSON AUTO CO. Phone 408 Water and Johnson Street m it on the lack of college spirit. Major Charley .Dtily, one of th'i greatest players of past years and one of the smartest couches In tht'igame has hud no success at West Point. With The pick of the land at his com mand and with most everything con j ductlve to lhi deyeljnjjiejit pfu, great j team, his Army elevens ImvcYosTthroe years in succession to the Navy. ' On the other hand , there were us many examples of what a high class coach can do in making a team. i Cornell hadn't done much in the ' "ay of football until this year when I Gel Doble turned out a powerful eleven that ranked within the first! three in the east, Doble believes In I'stems. Last year he worked for the future. Cornell had only a fair team in 1920, but this year It bloomed out ns a wonderful combination. Doble ! also laid the foundation for the great I 'cams that are now being turned out it the Naval Aeamedy. I Washington and Jefferson had been ': an In-nnd-out until this year. When Karl, "Greasy" Neale, well known Nn jllnnal League baseball star, took I charge of the squad last fall he said i he believed he had the makings of aj I stood team. Skeptics took It for youth-j I fill optimism but they have changed j their minds as he turned out one of I the best tennis In the east. j Penn State had what was rated nsi j thy best, team in the east tills year and j : one of the best In the country. It was ! a great team in 1 920, but when June! ! graduation cut down the great Charley i Way. Hinkey Hnlns. llrown, Deck, ! Schuster, Griffith, Hess and Itauch. the dopesters remarked "Hugo Pez ; lck will have a hard time next year!'' He developed a bunch of new stnr. and turned out his great team, among them being the All-American buck, Glenn Killinger, an out-nurt-out pro- duct of Pe.dek's as he had never play I 'm! football until lie came to Penn j Stale. I Kit tit Kockne has developed the j habit of turning out a winning team every fall at Notre Dam". His squad is the greatest aggregation of all around talent ever seen on a gridiron. When the wonderful George Gipp died last winter, it was thought the Hoos eis would have a lean year this yen!', but Kockne uncovered three or four l acks that stepped Into Glpp's shoes. The midshipmen at Annapolis .an going through the greatest period nf football success in the history of the academy, llob Folwell Is being given due cridit. It is true that Gil Dobi might havo laid the foundation, but Folwell Is building expertly. He had one of the nicest working teams in the east this year and with the material at hand and the freedom granted to him in his work, he should have even -irealer success. It seems after all that it Is a fifty- fifty question with no set rule apply-! lug In Individual cases. Tad Jones is; j making a success of his new system at j i Vale, and Ilnb Fisher is falling down; nn the Houghton system at Harvard.; Hill Ituper Is consistently good at I'rncton, but the greatest coach In the game enn't beat an injury jinx tlia , swoops dnwn now and then. j Material is very necessary for sue- : ees. The finest clav from the eanh I do, h nut make a sculptor. CO-FTiS UVT SWK. m ils. OIliy.ON AGItlCCLTt'ItAL COL- ' l.KGn, Cnrvallis, Dec. IT. (A. P.I "fVarslty siveaiers were awarded to four i co-eds who represented Hie college III 'term's last spring. They m-ie lyelah i St. .ne i.f Portland. Genevieve I'eMs of ;Se.(tGe. Alio? Nielsmi of Oakland. J Gal., and K.lilli Gillette of I-i Verne, I Gal. 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