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
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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
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THE HARBINSON STATIONS
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"Several Portland fight fans
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Bill Poole ot Monroe and. DannY
Garth of Butte are signed for the
six-round seml-windup. This ought
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here for some time. Garth and
Poole ore both well known hero
and have the reputation ot being
bard hitters. They are evenly
matched, weighing 162 pounds
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husky Salem fireman, down seven
time In one fight and broke two of
Hunt's ribs In the next maUh.
Two snappy preliminaries are be
ing arranged to complete the card.
Plant plane on having the next
show on November 2.
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