fAGt: six THE CAPITAL JOLRXAL Anderson-Brown Quintet Clinches Honors of League STANDING OF LKAGrE Won Lost Anderson-Brown - T 2 Capital National t i Hauser Bros. i 4 V. S. National 1 S Upsetting the dope (or the second time, the JIauaer Pros, quintet de feated the Capital National bank five It to 10 in the closing games of the Commercial basketball league last night at the Y. JI. C. A. The other game between the league leaders and the cellar champs ended with a score of 26 to IS In favor of Anderson and Brown. Hauser Bros, and the Capital Na tional five played a hard fought clean game, only two fouls being called on either side. Springer and Hulsey cap tains of the opposing teams were the big point getters, both of whose ag gressive playing is a pleasure to watch. The Anderson-Brown team Is a well balanced combination, and their team work was the feature of the second game. Laxt night's games marked the end of the series, leaving Anderson-Brown In first place, Mauser Bros, and the Capital National bank tied for sec ond berth and the V. 8. National bank' brlnping up the rear. The pe culiar feature of the series was that though the Capital National bank ties for second place, they were the only team successful in beating the league leaders two games out of three Next Tuesday night at the Y. M. C. A. all members of the league will meet and review the season's battles while enjoying u banquet given in their honor, Basketball And Football Stars Given Sweaters Jn the annual award day exercises at Willamette university last ingot eleven football men and six basket ball men were awarded sweaters and certificates. A cup was presented to Bernard Kamsay for giving to the football squad the best service ren dered by any man who did not earn a letter and a four year blanket was awarded to Harold Dimick, -who. be sides playing football four years, has won 'awards in four athletics. Paul Wapato received the "Bar W" pin for oratory, and Paul Flegel a sweater for yell king. President Basler of the "W" ulub presided, and introduced Coach Mat hews, wha spoke of the "W" club and athletics. Attorney A. F. Flegel of Portland, a member of the board of trustees, gave the address of the eve ning on "Power to see the unseen.' The varsity quartet sang a selection "Song of the Bow." Austin Ftegel. several years ago athletic manager at Willamette, was called upon for short talk, after which President Doney presented the awards. Following the award day exercises the "V" club held Its annual banauet at the Hotel Marion. President Doney was toastmnster. Speeches were made by Hendricks, who played fullback for Willamette In 1915; Don Randall another alumnus, football captain elect Rarey, President Basler of the "W" club. Coach Mathews, basketball captain Wapato, Clare Gillette, Har old Dimick and A. F. Flegel. The men who received the "W" for football are Rarey, Basler, Vin son, Zeller, Day, Lawson, 11. Dimick, Tobie, Wapato and Irvine. Basketball sweaters were awarded to Gillette, R. Dimick, Wapato, Jack son, Mckittiick and Rarey. (ini.; won't rid . HAlIt OF DANOItl'lT The only sure way to get rid of dandruff is to dissolve it, then you destroy it entirely. To do this, get about four ounces of ordinary liquid nrvuj apply. It at night when retir ing; use enough to moisten the scalp and rub it in gently with the finger tips. lo this timiglit. anil by morning, most If not all. of your dandruff will be gone uml three or four more ap plications will completely dissolve ind entirely destroy every single sign nd trace of it, no matter how much dandruff you may have. ' You will find, too, that all Itching mm UIKKIMK Ol lllf Bruip Will Slop at once, and your hair will be fluffy, lus trous, glossy, silky ami soft, and look nnd feel a hundred times better. You can get liquid nrron at any drug storti. It is inexpensive and nev er falls to do the work. (Adv) The Inhabitants of the Balkans, for lack of other garments, frequently wear Red' Cross pajamas as Sunday-go-to- meetin' clothes. Bearcat Teams Select Captains For Coming Yearl Paul Brown was elected captain of the williamette university baseball team and Robbin Fisher captain of the track team at meetings of the lot' ter men in those sports yesterday. Brown was elected in place of "Fros ty" Olson, who has left school. First turnouts for candidates in both of these sports are scheduled' for this afternoon. The prospects of a winning baseball team are promising, as nine letter men will turn out. Behind the bat Brown and Basler will vie for a berth and in the infield R. Dimick, Davles. McKittrtrk and Austin are experienc ed men. Story and Wapato are the old outfield men. Harold Dimick and Spiess are the experienced pitchers. but It is possible that neither will be able to turn out There la a wealth of promising material in the freshman class, from which a squad of, pitchers can probably be recruited, as well as men who will make a strong bid for infield and outfield positions. Fisher, Ohling and Dimick are the letter men in track, but. several of the new men are high school winners. WEDNESDAY decoration which will create that at mosphere which carries with it spring time, music and flowers. The affair is sponsored and financed by the fresh man class. Freshman Glee Big Event Of Year Willamette university will stage the big event of the year from the view point of the people of Salem Friday night in the armory. Pan and all ol his elfin troop will be there and sweet Orphean strains will fill that edifice with melodious harmonies, for the musical spirit of Willamette will be there. At that time the four classes will vie with one another for song suprem acy. There will be that intense mo ment Just before the Judges' decision Is rendered, and then the victorious class will carry away the pennant In triumph. By this custom Willamette annualy heralds In the coming spring. This year the freshman class has plan ned an unusual and original form of MM t t WE SELL GOOBpTEAR A K RON More than 20,000 persons In the 1 'lilted Hates took Red Cross first aid courses during 191. ' TIRES TUBES AND ACCESSORIES Valley Motor Co. CHANDLER S ( X Famous For Its Marvelous Motor Big Inter-Class ; Series Finished; Frosh Five Wins The freshman basketball team of Willamette university won the inter. 1 class championship by defeating the Juniors 29-17 in the final game of the series yesterday. The game was hard fought and fast, the teams exhibiting more teamwork than they displayed in the preliminary games. Superior guarding won for the first year men. The clever passing of Davles and Fish er of the juniors was not good enough to get by W. Socolofsky and Thomas Ganians got most of the points for the rooks on long shots, Ellis being also lucky in this regard. Freshmen Ganxans (9) and Ellis (S) forwards; Stone (6), center; Thomas (5) and W. Socolofsky, guards. Juniors Davles (3) and Fism?r (12) forwards; Easier (4), center; E. Soco lofsky and Lyman, guards. Referee Mathews. msm. San Jose, Cal.. Mar. 17. The Ore gon Agricultural college baseball club lost the first game of their California tour Tuesday afternoon when they were beaten. 9 to 2, by the University of Santa Clara. R. II. E. Santa Clara 9 12 4 Aggies 2 6 6 The Oregon Agricultural college is to play Stanford university March 17 and 18; University of California March 19 and 20, and the Sacramento Coast league club at Sacramento March 21. A Prosoerous Year for Who Use Fordson fracfors Opportunity for the Farmer was never as er today. srcat flij. The demand for all kinds of Farm Pmi t PRICES makes it imperative to work eZT acre . y av!l It can be 'done with Modern Methods. C.OMPERS ENDORSES LEGION Indianapolis, Mar 17. Personal in dorsement of the American Legion by Samuel Clompers, president of the American Federation of Labor is con ained in a letter from Mr. Goinpers to Frank B. 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