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jnei sin? Evenfng, January 21, 1925 THE EUGENE GUAED Page Seven jDTTAGE GROVE IS 1EATEW BY EUGENE ,47-8 men school liompin "boat their horas court at ' took the Cottage Grove intet down 10 m u . night. Cottage Grove was eom- tf outclassed, aud held the ball 1 little of the time.. veil though badlj beaten, the Cot 1 (irove playera pat up a gome i t, and never gave up UU the final i're'turn game will' be played at inge Grove Saturday night, ffhe summary: - Kuitene 47 Cot. Grove 8 Sj.iean 12 F Adams Li B C... 1 McOarger Iii" a ...G 2 Alstott f!ea,.ns"..1...Q Ballew &ubiitutions Eugene: O. Lber fct -1. tor Olson; J. Eberhart for Flirao ana ocurauc . n. Hrnrd for 'McCarirer, Lon for Heard, Glass for Ballew. Billy Evans' Sport Talk I fci-cMTViiTO. Jan. 21. Venn ,,gg, almost 40 years of age, cornea :t to the big show next year aa a mber of the world champs, llrcgg, a star a dozen years back, :er having practically given up seball for good, atarted anew and pr two prosperous years in me est League gets another chance .ha mninra. BlasebuU experts do not believe it Gregg will De oi mucn use io iii, tlm nther hand. Harris lures any left-handed pitcher who V get the ball over has a chance in I American league, tor a southpaw Gregg is noted for good control ana snouia oe aDie to .t Uurria in that resDect. Il'hen again it must be remembered it Babe Adams and Jack Quinn Lie back to the majors after being feled "has beens" .and saw many rs of good service. BASKETBALL Questions. P If time out is asked by both kms simultaneously, is it charged to Eth teams? C Is it necessary for a player to Sort when he goes into the game at start of the second half? It is permissible for teams to ee 10 disregard the personal foul ies? Answers. !1 It is charged against both teams. 2 He must officially report unless wns in the game when the first Mended. 3-Teams do enter into such an rtement by it Is a bad thing for 1 game. Such action tends to rougn the snort and makes it difficult for jficlals to enforce discipline. By BILLY EVANS piCKINU an all-star team in any line of sport is a difficult task. Walter Camp, dean of football critics, would be the first to agree with the above statement. While the naming of Camp's ail American team otiicialr closes the football seaaon, it takes tha grid ex perts about a month before they fin ish disagreeing with him. Picking a tootbail eleven of out standing stara is more difficult than any other sport, perhaps, because definite recorda of the players are lucking. In baseball the cold figures are a great aid in picking an ail-star aggre gation. Recently a fan, apparently well versed in baseball, sent his ail-American baseball team for my considera tion. It's a pippin. "I have been following major leag ue baseball for 85 years," writes the fan, "which I feel makes me compe tent to express an opinion about the a tare. "1 consider the gama of 20 yeara ago much auperior to the brand of baseball played in the majors today. "Such being the caao a few of the modern atara are placed on my team, which I consider the beat for the last 30 years. "My infield is Chase . at first, Uornsby at second, Wagner at short and Jimmy Collins at third. "In the outfield 1, like Speaker, Cobb and Jackaon. "Johnny Kling and Kay Schalk are my catchers, whUe my pitching staff includea Walter Johnson, Cy Young, Christy Mathewaon, Bubo Waddcil, and Grovar Alexander. "What do you thing of it?" I think it la a great team, one that would meet with but alight disspprov al. I would like nothing better than to manage a club made up-of such talent. , The only definite change I would make in such a team would be Babe Kuth instead of Joe JackBon. ' You juBt can't overlook tie Babe from my point of view. Kegardlesa of the fact that Rogers Hornsby is one of the greatest bats men of all time, 1 would offer no ob jection if Eddie Collina waa my sec ond bsBeman. At firat base there will probably be some disagreement over the selection of Chase in preference to Sisler. Chase was a marvel, ao is Sisler. No one could possibly be a better fielder than Chase ,but Sisler is a better hitter and much faster. I would be more than willing to take Sisler Instead of Chaae. And what an array of pitchers. Op posing clubs would be kept busy solv ing the offerings of Johnson, Young, Mathewson, Waddell and Alexander. To add a little variety to the pitch ing, I think the addition of Ed Walsh, famouB spitballer, would strengthen the team. SYRACUSE COACH NAMED SYRACUSE, N. Y., Jan. 21. C. W. (Pete) Reynolds of this city was appointed head football coach at Syracuse university, aucceeding John Maetinn. who wbb released from Ihls contract to accept an offer from New York university. LOST! One Billion Dollars during the past year from the savings of our thrifty, but unorganized financially American people through invest ments in uncertain enterprises. Safe Investment Suppose you tpke advantage of this infor mation and organize yourself financially. On' any other basis your chances of personal pros perity are about as rare as snow in August. Deposit some of your monthly earnings sys tematically with this company which credits interest semi-annually at the rate of 6 per annum, and saving is made safe and easy. Security Saving's & Loan Association Rooms 221-3 Castle Theatre Bldg. Eugene, Oregon. YANKEES TO SEE FEW CHANGES IN 'S NEW YORK. Jan. 21. The 1025 renewal of the American League classic will see the New York Yan kees facing the barrier with veteran blood in their veins and their mite manager. Miller Uuggins, as leader. irtually the same team which fal tered is atretch during the 11)2-1 run ning will take the field this year, sup ported by Urban Shocker, recently acquired from St. Louis, Steve O'Xeil, former Cleveland and Boston catcher, and the usual amount of brush talent. Manager Uuggins said his Infield would be intact again this year with Joe Dugan at third, the veteran Ever ett Scott at shortstop, Aaron Ward at Second and Wally Pipp at first. Babe Ruth will roam right field with Bob Meusel in left, but center field may see a ahift Earl Combs, Louis ville product, who broke his ankle in sliding into home plate last year, has first call if his ankle comes around satisfactorily. Otherwise "Whiter" W itt will draw the assignment again. Wally Schang will do the bulk of the catching with O'Neil available aa an alternate. Bob Shawkey, Sam Jones, Urban Shocker, Waite Iloyt, Herb Pennock will take care of chief twirling assign ments, together with - such of the seven rookies as Huggins decides to retain on the payroll. Thirty-five players, thirteen of them pitchers, have been ordered to report to the St. Petersburg, Fla., camp on March 1. 51, (Continued trura page one) SPORT BRIEFS o o (By The Associated Press) Following two victories in two nights, the Oregon Agricultural Col lege basketball team will rest to night to be in good condition for the game at Moscow tomorrow with tne undefeated University of Idaho five. The Beavers upset Washington State's basketball championship hopes last night by an unexpected IS to 14 victory. Previoua to yesterday the Cougars bad won all their conference games. Tex Richard haa planned a aeries of boxing bouts to settle the light heavyweight question with Jack Kalaney of Bridgeport, Connecticut Tiger Flowers of Atlanta, and Paul Berlenbach, of Astoria, L. I., aa the principals. Flowers and Berlenbach, botb of whom have een knocked out by Delaney, will meet on February 20 and Pelancy will encounter the win ner in March. Itirkard believes an unquestioned candidate for the honors of the class now held by Mike McTigue can thus be produced. , .Willie Ritola, the Finnish runner, probably will not face Paavo Nurmi, hia countryman, during the balance of the indoor aeason. Completion of a man of ths Three Sisters under direction of Dr. Edwin Hodge, professor of economic aeo- logy at the university. ins been an nounced, accordine to word rrlr,l today at the Cascade national forest ortice. ir. Hodge and eight geology notes as well as the notea of my mer chant customers. My bubble burst just when it looked most reaL Big Sums Lost Persons from whom Turman bor rowed the money to loan merchants are alleged to have been the chief losers. They claim to have lost sums ranging from $15,000 to 1 00,000 each. Forged notes in sums ranging from thousands to hundreds of thonssnds of dollars and bearing the names of prominent business men are in the hands of prosecutors. A week ago, when authorities began investigating the business of the com pany, Turman disappeared. He aald that he had gone to Buffalo, St. Louis, Jefferson City and Kansas City and then decided to return here to take the medicine. His wife ac companied him to the district attor ney office, where in her presence he is alleged to have confessed. An indictment charging Turman with second degree forgery was later returned by a grand jury In the court of genera sessions. ATTACHES SURPRISED CHICAGO, Jan. 21. Attachea of the Zionist organisation here said they hod no knowledge of Moe Tur man'a financial affairs in New York City, but were inclined to believe the man of that name -in financial dlfflcnl tiea as managing director 'of the Equity Finance and Service company was not the same man who ia presi dent of "Young Judea" in New York. The latter Is the son of a former rabbi of Chicago now dead. W.S. C. Beaten by Invading Aggies PULLMAN. Wash, Jan. 21. Washington State college's basketball team lost for the firat time this sea son here laat night when the Oregon Aggies upset advance predictions and took their first Pacific Coast confer ence victory, 18 to 14. The playing of Stoddard, Aggie forward, gave the Beavers their victory. He made "all ten O .A. C. points In the last half. 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It probably will settle the prohibition question for good and all. The Frank D. Scott divorce case brought the situation about Individuals mentioned In con nection with this case may or may not be able to establish sat isfactory presonal alibis, but the nation's law-makers are very well convinced tho country Is going to accept aa true the picture pre sented of official society life In the capital a life not only ex tremely gay but unrestrainedly wet. There are three kinds of sena tors and representatives. 1. The wets. 2. Those who vote dry but drink wet. 3. The honest-to-goodness drys. The Scott case testimony pleas es the wets. They consider It a black eye lor prohibition. Vote Dry and Drink ThriHA who vntn rirv hut drink wet-tare nothing about prohibition In principle, of course. .' They support dry measures ana oppose wet ones only because they believe it Is good for their political health. Probably, they would reverse themselves with as good or a bet ter will it they thought a majority ot thblr constituents would approve. The Scott case testimony does not pain them on account ot Its disclosure of the fact that thevery men who make the country's laws numerously violate the prohibition law. They know that already. They are merely scared lest they be found out. Ths honest-to-goodness drys are thoroughly enraged. They realize that drinking congressmen and other government officials make prohibition ridiculous. Their resentment against blbu- lousness In official circles has been Increasing for a long time as they came more and more fully to find out how general it was The Scott case has brought this anger to a head. Dry leaders are In dally confer ence now, discussing plans tor making it impossible to anyone In a government post to drink and bom his Job. Impeaohment Proposed One plan has taken pretty def inite shape. This Is the Impeachment and ex pulsion of any senator or repre sentative who can be proved to be a consumer ot anything with an alcoholic content in excess of Vi of 1 per cent. In dozens of cases such proof win De easy enough to get. But the question is: Proof having been furnished, will It be possible to get the necessary votes to throw the of fenders out? At first thought It may seem as It the answer should be yea The dry majority In both houses is a liberal one. The trouble Is, those who vote dry but drink -wet nrobablv will have to be counted out. They're dry on any question of wet-snd- dry lawmaking but they hardly can be expected to vote to expel themselves from Congress. The honest-to-goodness drvs and the wet drys, taken together, are in a majority, but how about the honest-to-goodness drys counted alone? It's more than doubtful If there's a majority of them. Nevertheless, it's practically cer tain thoy will make the attempt. The leaders are counting heads now. They're doing their best to get pledges from doubtful ones. aome are promls ng. Manv are sidestepping. It's too soon yet to ten now the opposing forces will line up. Big Fight Ahead When the dry leaders are con vinced their group has reached Its maximum of obtainable strength they will launch their attack. That there will be a tcrrflo fight goes without saying. Even an attempt at the expulsion of dozens and scores of members of both the Senate and House of representatives of the I'nlted States will be a sensation of pro portions to compare with the out break of a war. An attempt to ex- pei nonony but the avowedly 'wet wns wouiu be that. If the honest-to-goodness drys succeed they'll have scored a vic tory for prohibition that will count If they fall If congress virtually admits that it's dry for the coun try but Intends lo stay wet so far as liaelf Is concerned it will be about the finish of so much as a semblance of prohibition en forcement, whether the law stays in the code book or not, EE Btudeuis pnt the (renter part of th summer iu this riou ami km n remilt drew au elubor.ue and detailed map f the three peak and mirri'imd iog country. The iiiup it on die play at Qimru hull oil the rumpus. It is 3 feet by l feet in site, and is drawn on a Rfiile of one inch to UtKN) feet, the contour interval beinjf 1H. The area covered ia 10 mile by 2 miles. Features in cluded in the detailed drawing are the McKenxie highway, all trails, nioun tuina, lakes, glaciers, points of tceu 1c ai:d geologic interest. 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