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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 29, 1925)
PAGE SIX THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON THURSDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1925 BEARCATS HOPE TO END JINX That the Bearcat football aggre gation has a real chance Saturday to break tho Jinx held over it by the Whitman college squad, is tho opinion cl faua who have watched the progress of the local team during the past lew weeks. Al though practice on Sweotland has been secret except to newspaper men Tuesday and WedneaJuy nights, and has been announced aa secret Cor the rest of tho week, enough is known about the team to indicate that there has been a distinct improvement In Us per formance over the first of the season. At last night's secret practice considerable attention was given to breaking up tcrward passes, the possibility being eeen that Whit man may resort largely to an aer ial offensive, particularly if they find the Bearcats weak In that Hue. Coach Non-commmittal. Guy Hathbun, Bearcat mentor, is non-com niU til as to the outco.io dt Saturday's encounter. "I think the two teams are fairly evenly matched," Is all P.athbun will say about his team'fj prospects hero Batura .y. . bince football relations were established between the two schools six yearn ago, the record Bhows a straight string of wins lor the Missionaries. According to the dope Rathbun has on the Whitman aggregation, the Bearcats will line up againa five throe-year lettermen and two two-year lettermen on Sweetland field Saturday. Team Shows Titrht. " The Willamette team, consisting almost entirely of green men, is showing more scrap than any foot ball team the school has turned out In recent years, despite dis tinctly lukewarm BiipportMiy the Btuuent body. Iho main reasoa for the improvement this year is the fact thut the squud baa become thoroughly purged of a certain prima donnaism there la no one on the team '.his year who fouls naturally good enough to be en titled to lie dewn on the Job'. There are no men on the &quad who 'know more about the game tlinn does the conch. Tho Wilk'.mette line Is expected to have as much In weight as tbe "Whitman lino, although no actual statistics are available. The Dear cat backfield, however, will prob ably be outweighed as well as be ing opposed bj men with moro ex perience In the game. Coaley, Whitman fullback and veteran uf three years experience, Is looked for as a star of Saturday a game. In tho Bearcat line the txact personnel cannot be anticipate! In nearly every position Hathbun has a cho.ee between two men neither ot whom is enough better than the other to make his posi tion safo. It Is probable, however, that Herrman, a new man in foot ball circles, will start at right end, Huston at center, Mudra at right tackle, and Mort or wool worth at right guard. Stolzhelso le looked for at loft guard, Rhodes at loft tr-cklo ana either Mu in ford or Reldcll at left end. Evans, Bateson and others will probably be used in the line bo for the game ia over. Zeller n Mainstay. Tn the backfield Cllve Zeller, brother of Waldo, or "Fat" Keller, the best man Willamette has turn ed out in recent years, will prob ably play most of the game at full back. Wlnslow has been working out at quarterback. For right naif ltathbun has Collingsworth and Swelnlng, the latter having mors experience In .the game, but having made a place on one of Dan Cupid's matrimonial teams late In the summer, was not regular attendant ot football nra tlce this season. He has gone out regularly th!s week for the express purpose of beating Whitman ani probably will bo used in part of mo game, uciiiugsworth, a fresh man from eastern Oregon, has the Bpocd and scrap, but lacks weight and experience. The position of loft half will be filled by McMulIan or waddlll. Tho Honrcnt BgRToprntlon Is not (,ruisedupreme ROUNDWORLD C -tt from' New York this Dm J ember bn the 25.000-ton oil burning Emprta of Scotland, oi th Third Annus Canadian P. cifie Round the World Cniiw Journey of lifetime trip of thousand delights. VUit JO ctnintHf . 15 port! of rttfc lrarl Z3J02 (nilei uodr oat rco font mntiiKrmnl aim bttttwi rnd 1 dMi-W Mbon-o Ik world AacM rvyifr Lm New York on December 1 rtiurnirg vis th rWmi Canal on April 10, 1V26 four tminllu of lupreme travel Call now for lileittur and complete informa tion relative to lure, puspurts. a II Canadian Pacifi'c worrying about comparative rec ords of the two teams. "Wash ington did not use a single one of its first string men who played against Nebraska in the game against Whitman," said Rathbun last night Tuti Huskies beat Whitman by some sixty odd point). Their score against the Bearcats at the start of the season was 10S to 0. A year ago Whitman defeated Willamette by one point, the clos est the Bearcats have ever crop, up on the Mislsonaries. Last year's score was 7 to 6. The Willamette team has a few minor Injuries received in the Col lege of Puget Sound game at Ti coma last Saturday. The experi ence, however, was well worth it, In Rathbun'o belief. "I'd rathor have the boys loarn on College or Pugot Sound than on Whitman," he said lost night. The game will mark homecom ing day at Willamette. Banta Barbara, Cal. Workmeo commenced repairs to the plant of the American Film company, known as the "Flying A" studio. The studio hrs been closed since the United States entered the World war. Harry Plant received word early this morning that Ernie Wood ward of Portland would be here next Wednesday to meet Frankle Lewis In tho 10-rr.und main event- Harry Plant, matchmaker, Is making every effort to schedule Ernie Woodvard, winner of tho main evont on the last card with Frankle LewiB of Salem. Wood ward proved that he was able to absorb lota of punishment bestdB dishing out Quito a bit. Lewis is not auite as hard a hitter as Wood ward but would make up for it with his rlner ability. It in clalmoJ Lewis has boon training hard since the last fight and is in the best of condition to take on wood ward. The Portland fighter has also boon training but does not Drive your car around today for complete Veedol lubrication THE HARBINSON STATIONS S. Commercial at Owens and N. Capital at Market want to come to Salem, claiming that th houeea aren't large enough. "Several Portland fight fans wore a ranted ut the class of fights run here on the small houses." said Plant yesterday afternoon. "It Is mighty hard to run this brand of boxing bhows on the at tendance that "wehave been gat ting, but I am In hopes that things will pick up when the fans know ot the class of flghta put on." Bill Poole ot Monroe and. DannY Garth of Butte are signed for the six-round seml-windup. 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