THURSDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1925
TOSSERS 43 TO 1 3
That tho Bearcat basketball. ag
tregatiun lute possibilities of de
veloping Into a good team this
year, but thut at present the team
lias as many weak points as a prize
Tillamook cheese has holes, was
the general consensus of opinion
cf the fans who watched the Wil
lamette team win 43 to 13 over
Monmouth normal school fh the
local gymnasium last night. Guy
Ituthhun, Wiimnmue mentor, used
three complete teams in the con
test, ana substitutions were near
ly as numerous among the peda
gogues. Although the teachers did not
make a tjiuglo basket nguinst the
Willamette firm team, the fact was
mo fault of the Uearcats. Time
and ugain the teachers punctured
the Willamette dctense, only to
niitis an easy snot at the basket.
The Monmuuth aggregation made
live points against the Willamette
varsity all by free throws.
Fouls ware numerous, particu
larly among tho Bearcats. Leslie
Sparks, Willamette freshman
coach, acting us referee.
Kleislier, a sophomore, was the
only new man on the Wilnmctte
team, the other four being vet
erans of at least two years' stand
ing. Kleisher played at guard,
taking the place of Kmmel, who
graduated last year. Erickson, tits
running mate, played as well as
could bp expected this early in the
BeaHon, showing a tendency to take
few more shots at tho basket
than was his usual custom lust
ecu son. One of hJriekson's weak
points has been a reluctance to
throw the ball at the basket.
Hartley occupied his old berth
' at center. He was entirely a green
man, so far as tihis- season was
concerned, not having been out to
practice with the rest of the team.
Fasuacht and ltebertson held down
the forward positions.
At a few places in the game the
combination worked smoothly, go
ing through tiie Monmouth de
fense for neat throws into the buc
ket, but during most of the tilt
tho Bcarcals showed a need of
bard worti and long practice.
For Monmouth the positions at
the start of the game were occu
pied as follows: Russell and Ing
ham, forwards; Rogers, center;
Egl:aton and MacGowan, guards.
The Wilamette first team was
taken out after some seven min
utes of playing. By that time the
pedagogues had had four shots al
the basket and had made none,
the count stood 13 to 3, the Mon
mouth score all being by the free
throw ronie.
Tho Willamette second team,
consisting of Buker, Scott, HIncs,
Jtoundtree and Blatchford, wns
able to do no morn than hold Hs
own, the half ending witih the
. ncore 15 to 4. At the stiirt of the
Boconil frame the Willamette var
sity returned to Ihn floor, ninnim;
the count up to 33 to 5. During
this stage of the game Litchfield
was sent Id for Glclsher, who was
bleeding around tho eye, and
Scott took the plnce of Hartley,
whose lack of training this season
was having lis effect.
The varsity being taken out aft
er about eight minutes of playing,
the Wilamette third team took the
floor, to be replaced shortly after
ward by the second team. The
teachers had the edge by 4 to 2
during the brief spell that the
Bearcat third team had the floor.
The second team finished the
game.
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PAGE THREE
NOMINEES FOR
ARE SELECTED
U. G. Shipley, C. E. Albin and
U. G. Boyer, nominating commit
tee of the chamber of commerce to
select officers to be voted on for
the coming year, have selected the
to lowing slate:
President Dr. Fred Ellis, Geo.
H. Grabeuhorst, F. E. Sherwin.
Vice-president W, K. Burns,
Dr. Henry E. Morris, John J. Rot-tie.
Secretary C. F. Gleeo, George
M. King, u. S. rage.
Treasurer W. G. Kreuger, Ross
u. Miles, W. L. .Phillips.
Social department W. W. Chad
wick, L. W. Gleasou, U. G. Holt.
Civic department Otto A. Hart
man, James H. Nicholson, John W.
Orr.
Agricultural department W. T.
Hickey, J. M. Rupert, George
Vick.
Legislative department Dr. E.
E. Fisher, D. B. Jarnian, Walter
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