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T esday Evening, Febrnary I'll fc 1.. .'nn li : WJHUT HbUb IIIUIIlii"-' Bert 8hottoh Lnr ilMPCDTI W ' IN 1925 SEASON COj .uti Feb. . 3. OP) Thf lcuNr tods represent an uncr-L-intati eoi rF National b nit';. nr.h toi iiminated the cluD prou". hroau"' league part 10 l,B?.r.ove league part for "'VVradV. v-iich might have r'".of M.Z team in all its posi- . . in m tengt"""';".. ta j,, not touch ktv pull deal which -ortumtj "i. ".Min and hitting ..u waet i"c 4,w . l i lerage of B9 closed be- Me ' "Tntaa of the wring tram- ire we F " ,u ourcbased a few minor Prhe club has purcu and '"1"' d ViTh abiUty that me " Lrteam. bid for them. The kVur""dP in to the Ke '"".:. j h off eeaBon 0Uuu - inf elder r.;ter. Dressen, km St. Pl-. ..riiiru outfielder Ilube urea-'". Bre"'"L. ,h Reds. ill olay frst ou 11 nlay I'"1. . i.d hit Busier, "".rt'laUon tint ,ttact contu" - - j,,rin. season, atarted with the coming sea o . a an &S1rUlouHnglen.t L..rf for J" . ..j ,.t t " ' sick. Dauoert u.u t" , i.t neaaon. 'tr ?!.c .n.w second ba.e- FVuCUfw..uhrrd: Ltr Cahiorni . bag seTeral lie ahorwwy f----- n Eaaen I VT mat season's regular; wu T i r and Topel. Five newcomers h'j.T. .tJertainty of last years tg staff A" Jack lX hooeful ot Plucking one E regular, from the group, m f. the Cugan veteran, had n e L1'ie-.tilne10gllue Pete Dono d season in "''T. rLsm. but CBenrondTomSheehan rS of SV. T catcher, com LrthTreceWng department, Har- f Z out Wd ha. the redoubtable Ed IS fester field, Walker eft. br, ana f""---: ,t f. the berth amer. wno usuv r. tight. Wies TurnOut For KOOtDaii: ov v Huskies in Suits rcmOULTUKAL COI irr.v. rfiRVALLIS, Feb. 3. Spring Uball practice opened here yester- mnrA tnnn UU cnuuiuoi" . . ! l. f ariff wfirlt lirning out tor si to- " kder head Coach Paul J. Schissler. fans mapped out by Schwsler call Lr n hour a day of hard training Ive days a week for tne entire yevu. uki0i,.r'ii method of training, tamed much after the famed llockne L.0- niio fnr continued drill In Endam'entals untU good football be L . . niinri Everlasting em- rntuma o'iw'. . ' . . :n Ik ; i r nn sneed. i-unters wu' tceire special attention in an effort b replace Tebb who will be lost uj ImHiiitinn. Passina. a main stay ot l mnrn nmi. will continue to fold a prominent place in the training, The coming ol B.nute itocane w his coaching course dur- ti the cominc summer, seasion is ei- lected to be an aid to the Aggie men eit fall. 4 immher of the men on tne Lad will be here to absorb football bowledge from the "wonder coach," hile the entire coacmng stan win )rk with Rockne throughout tne purse. Monroe Hoopsters Play Springfield SPHINOFIELD. Ore.. Feb. i SDerian The SnrinaEield high koool basketball team will play the Monroe high school hoopers Friday tiling, February 6, at 8 o'cloclc in the Nnnnefiplrl hieh school gynina- liuni. it is announced by Vern D, fciuo, Springfield high school princi' al and athletic coach. The lineup will probably be John ox and Huah Cowart, forwards, fieri McMullen, .center, and Paul Nice id Frank Lewis, guards, altnougn here is a DOtsibility of Ed Bates, r-nter, and Ethmer Griffis being able play by that time. THE BUTTON SHOP rieallnr. llnttnm snd Remsritchml. fc PC 7th Ave. East. Phone 1715-J. EUGENE COLLECTION AGENCY, "4 Wll.t. mt punvBi ftnn w it fUlVYEKS, MGR. Pbnne S. E. Stevens for piano tuning. tus vatarrn rid T we Deaf. I - "i urarrn. :vnc"ti c COH Toledo. Ohio CONCRETE BRICK BURIAL VAULTS DRAIN TILE IRRIGATION PIPE SEWER PIPE CULVERT PIPE HOLLOW TILE BLOCKS SEPTIC TANKS Eugene Concrete Pipe Co. 5 Blair. Phone 903 3, 1925 Manager Rickey's Choice Bort Shotton Here Is Bert Shotton, the only Sun day manager in the major leaguea. Branch Kickey, because of religiouB scruples, stays away from the ball park on that day and Shotton fills in as director ot the St. Louis Cnrdm als. Jt is understood that Bickey in' tends to retire shortly and that Shot' ton is certain to succeed him as the every-day-ln-the-week leader of the Cards. The Nutcracker gENNY LEONARD has retired from the ring to elevate the drama. It is said that Benny still does most of his talking with his hands. v - . The way Nurmi the Finn contin ues to shatter tne, running records makes it appear as if he was the originator of "Hot Dogs." - . Eddie Collins should have an easy time satisfying the Chicago fans this year. Last season the aox supporters thought the team was in a minor lea gue. Judge Landis has sailed for Panama and Cuba, to be gone two months. In his absence, baseball will prove that it can survive without his august presence. www Mike McTigue objects to being .call ed a "cheese champion." After having seen Mike fight we feel that he has been complimented. w . W ,. W They call Illinois the Suckers, but when the TJrbana basketball quintet met Iowa the vther night the final re suit showed that the Hawkeyes were bit more entitled to the nickname than Illinois. " Many a ball player gets caught nap ping off first base instead of doing bis sleeping at home. ' . w One reason we're glad Wayne "Big" Munn is the new wrestling champion instead of Zbyszko or some other chap from the old eod is because it' a name you can say without bein; afraid you are pronouncing.it wrong. Knute Rockne is getting his foot hull rnndidates ready for winter tram In,?.' Thev ouirhta penalize the Iristi coach in some way or other for plying his trade out ot season. w W w Give Cobb a second baseman and Detroit would win the pennant Give various other clubs a star player here and there and the. chase would deve lop into a free-for-all fight THE REFEREE Did Art Fletcher, manager of the Phillies, ever play in the big leagues? S. E., R. . Yes, Fletcher for several years was shortstop for the Giants. He later played the same position for the Phillies. What was the outcome of the bout between Rocky Kansas and Sid Bar barian in 10217 T. H. !V They fought 10 rounds to a draw. What was Nurmi's time for the 10. 000 meters cross-country in the 1920 Olympic games at Antwerp? R. C. Nurmi ran the' distance in 27 minutes, 15 seconds. 3 The -Germs That . Cause Your Cold Cold In the head comes from thn membranes. They the inflammation, the stuff!- noaa thn rilRcharee. . Anniir Klv's Cream Balm In the Tm.tril. and breathe it It is an tiseptic. Relief is almost instant Tho hHrl la cleared, the lnflamma- i .nnihed. the' discharge is That's the right way to deal with a head cold. Fight the germs where they are. 'then never again let a head cold get started. Apply Ely's Cream Balm at once. Abk your nrugBim. a bottle foots. and watcn us tjuica ei- PUBLIC DANCE DREAMLAND HALL Every Wednesday and Saturday NlgM Kill LIE IN ABILITY OF PLAYERS PHILADELPHIA, Feb. S.UP) Hopes of the Philadelphia Nationals, rising from a chronic second division team, this year lie in the ability ot the eight players who have been obtained to strengthen the club. From the Waterbury team of the Eastern league came Yordy, outfield er, Meti, shorBtop and Ulricb, pitcher. Halter Jummick was obtained in a trade with Los Angeles. . The south furnished Suber, third baseman, and "Chicken" Hawks, first baseman. Fillingim and O'Neill both Boston pitchers, will report Manager Arthur Fletcher so far has released three players who were with him In 1U24, Pitchers Phillip B. (Lefty) Weinert and Lerton Pinto and Andrew Woehers, a third base man. The Phillies finished seventh last season, but Fletcher believes ne has assembled a squad for the 1925 race which will edge into first division. The team ha8 been handicapped by weak pitching.. Present indications are that Walter Holke will appear again at first base and Horace Ford is assured of hie post at second with Heinie Sand fill ing his accustomed position at short stop. Third base is a question, with the prospect that Russell Wright stone will be shifted to the outfield, leaving Huber and Kimmick to fight for the place. Harry Harper will be in right field and Cy Williams, home run hitter, ex pects to resume his duties in center. Wjightstone undoubtedly will play left Fletcher has a capable trio ot catchers in Walter Henhne, Jimmy Wilson and Lou Wendell and the pit chers remaining from the last cam paign are Jimmy Ring, Charley lilaz ocr. Johnn.v Couch. Joe Oeschger, Harold Carlson and Clarence Mitchell. FoiG tarS Zaoh D. Wheat Born Hamilton, Mo., Slay 188S. Outfielder. Major League Career Joined Brooklyn in l'JUO, coming from the Mobile club of the Southern Lengus. Has been with Brooklyn ever since. One of the oldest players in point of service in the majors. ' Outstanding Feats Finished sec ond to Rogers Hornsby in batting during the 1023 and 1024 seasons. C0BURQ WINS iCOBDRG, Feb. 8. (Special) The Cobure Hi boys won a fast clean game from the Pleasant Hill high boys on the Pleasant Hill floor Friday night by a score of 81-12.- This is seven wins'out of eight games for the Cobure boys. The : Pleasant Hill high girls were victorious over the Coburg high girls by a score of 10-8. It was very fast for a girls game. The froir is used by scientists in the study of cancer and several other Is Your Child Thin and Weak mm ! Pleasant snd safe Id just a few days qnicker than to take. Contains you ever dreamt of these wonderful j no quinine or opi health building, flesh making tableti j ates. Millions use called McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Com-1 "Pape'a Cold Com- pound Tablets will start to help any thin, underweight little one After sickness and where rickets are suspected they are especially val uable. No need to give them any more nasty Cod Liver Oil these tab lets are made to take the place of that good, but evil smelling, stomscb upsetting medicine and they surely do it. A very sickly child, age 8, gained 12 pounds in 7 months. Ask Linn Drug Co., W. A. Knyksn dall, Carroll's Pharmacy or any drug gist for McCoy's Cod Liver OU Com pound Tablets the original and gen uine as easy to take as candy and 60 tablets, 60 cants. Linn Drug Co., W. A. KuykendalL Carroll's Pharmacy. SAVE $50.00 TO MAKE ROOM FOR ALTERATIONS I AM CLOSING OUT Blue Bird Washers The Best Electric Washers on The Market, Sacrificed For $110.00 C. H. ELKINS THE EUGENE "Irish" Meusel Had Odd Mark Afield in 1924 By NEA Service NEW YORK, Feb. ?. Sev eral unique fielding records were chalked up in the Nation al league last season. One of the oddest was made by "Irish" Meusel of th Giants. Meusel took part in 138 games. He had a otal ot 801 chances, of which 287 were turned into putouts, four were assists snd 10 set down as er rors. Four assists for an outfielder over a Season's span is pretty ' close to the minimum in num ber. But the odd part about Mausers fielding efforts was that he didn't participate in a double play all year. Few out post men ever go through a complete campaign without get ting into a two-ply killing once in a while. But not so with "Irish" in 1024. Bantam Title is Most Elusive By NEA Service MEW YORK. Feb. 8. The bantam weight championship has changed more often than auy otner ngni oi. When "Cannonball" Eddie Marnu defeated Abe Goldstein, it made the thirteenth time the bantam nonors had changed hands. The welter title is next witn an shafts, the middleweight, eleven: the lightweight, nine, and the heavyweight, eight. Stranselv enouall. two reamer wnichr phnmrnnns have the record for holding the title the longest anil shortest period. j,,hT,ntf Kilhnna won the champion ship from Abe Attell in 1.011 and held it until 1S12S. nearly 12 years. . Eugene Criqni knocked out Kiinane n1 ii i-hsmmon less tnan two months, being defeated by Johnn.v Dundee. SPORT BRIEFS By The Associated Press Tlufn Oannion. claimant of the tea thmreleht championships of the Phinnoine Inlnnds, is to meet wsn fornla Joe Lynch, his second opponent sinoe his arrival in the unitca nraies, t Seattle tonicht. Another beatinm hont: i to he one between Travl Davis. Everett, Wash., welterweight and Pete Bross of Montana. Adoption, of the name "Wildcats lw Wnlln Walla. Wash., business men for Whitman college athletes has been protested by Linficld college Btudents who desire the same cognomen, ac cording to a letter received by Whit Pape's Cold Compound" Breaks a Cold Right Up Take two tablets every three hours until three doses are taken. The first dos always gives, relief. The second snd third doses . completely break up the cold. DOUUU. frier. thirty-flvs cents. Druggists guar antes it FISCHER-SOULTS LUMBER CO. 6th and nigh Phone 572 OAK FLOORING HAMMOND SHINGLES Wall Board Eoofing Cement LUMBER, and LATH GUARD man officials today. Linfield claimed they used the name before Whitman dopted it. Whitman athletes, former- known as "Missionaries" were re ported in favor of changing the nsrae to "Wildcats." Floyd Johnson, Seattle hesvy- weight, declared today he intended to Invade California rings to stage a comeback' after several years of idleness. The Pacific university basketball earn will continue its tour of Wash ington, Oregon and Idaho tonight, when it meets the University of Idaho five t Moscow. Gonzsga dc feated Pacific, 00 to 2S last night. BASKETBALL Questions. 1 When an extra period is neces Bary because of a tio game, how is the ban put in play? i Ythen a double foul is called, is the ball in play after the last free tarowf S What is the length of the extra period m case of a tie game? Answers. 1 The extra period is started by putting the ball in play at center. 2 The hall is not In play after the last free throw on a double foul. It la put in play at center. Five minutes. If score la still a tie, then extra periods of five min utes can be played with a one-minute intermission until the tie is broken. Georgia English On O. A. C. Debate Team This Year OREGON AGRICULTURAL COL- LEGE, CORVALLI8, Feb. 3. (Spe cial) Georgia English of Eugene, junior in home' economics, is a mem ber of the negative team that will de bate the University of British Colum bia here March 8. This will be the first international debate for women on the Pacific coast. The question for discussion. is, "Re solved that a quota basis for the 'ad instance of Japanese is much better than total exclusion." The women of O. A. C. will meet the University of Oregon and Wil lamette University in a triangular de bate on February 10. On March 5 the affirmative team is scheduled to meet the Washington State Normal school at Bellinghara, Wash. A dual meet with Washington State college is be ing arranged for some time in March. ROLLER ' SKATING Every Afternoon 2:30 to 5 P. M. Every Evening 7:30 to 10 P. M. Adults 30o Under 14, 25a GARDEN WINTER E NEW YtHK, Feb. 3. M The marked improvement in foreign ex chiuges this year was jenerally con st rued bj bankers as a reflection of the progress made in the economic rehabilitation of Europe through the adoption of the Dawes plan. Three European currencies, Swed ish crowns, Swiss francs nd Dutch guilders, returned to parity, and were occasionally quoted at a small prem ium. The Canadian dollar also was quoted at a premium for the first time since ,102'J". Sterling exchange, which had been quoted as low as $4.24 1-2 last Janu ary, rose aboTe $4.70 this month to within a couple of 'cents of the peak price established in the winter of 1022-23. which waa the nearest ap proach to parity since the war. The final stage of this advance, coming at a time when the normal course of exchange is downward, due to un usually heavy grain and cotton ship ments, represented the return of British capital, which had migrated to America when the Labor government came into power in Kn gland through fear of adverse legislation on money ed capital, and during the numerous crises that developed over the repara tions problem, prior to the adoption of the Dawes report. Shifting of funds from New York to London to take advantage of the higher interest rates in the British capital also was a factor in the advance. French exchange, which, touched 3.42 cents In March, the lowest price in recent history, rallied to 6.85 cents 1 "Cascarets" 10c if Constipated, I Dizzy, Bilious Feel fine! Let "Caicars ts" clean your b o w I snd stimulate your liTsr. No grip in g or oyer- acting. Mil lions ot men, women and Children take ,1.1a tiavmluii laxative thartio. 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So rapid was the advance this currency that the Bank of France found it necessary to sell francs and go short of its own cur rency in order to prevent the disrup tion of French export business, To wards the clone of the year the rate seemed stabilized between 6 1-4 and fi l'J cnts. The only important new coin to make ita appearance in international trading was the Polish sloty, quoted around 10 1-5 cents. Germany has adopted a new coin known as the : reichamerk for domestic purposes. but local dealers continued to quote 1 the old paper marks, which were ' stabilised at 28 4-5 cents a trillion, although there was little actual busi- nesa in that currency, the bulk of the I business with Germany being done in dollars, sterling, Swiss franca or thej Scandinavian currencies. Build your TANLAC is a great natural It rovttallias the blood, stimulates the digestive or gans, rejuvenates the liver and peps you up all over. 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