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ttv.1iiwday Evening, February 4, 1925 THE EUGENE GUARD Tage Seven EDDIE CDLLINS TO SEEK PEI HIS CHICAGO TEA He Is Richard's Mate Casey To Tem With Stir L .HICAUU. ieb. 4. OW A first r TL,. m uio uiui uf tiluie col- - ..( tl, C-hkMKU I"rimi 1MU leum- 1 u'liu""1u' fc liuy ptuv. w be tbo -dark P me i'eiuittut drive. rJlliu declare" ue duo "will liui.li iour of Ibe reeeut American league , .vini.Hru were Diluted by tn-bi vtluuw I Collm is yieused with lii dub, unci , deveiiduig uuou two uieu, 1'udier JiluuneuiiUip uud Ouitieider .uluuiy Mosul. Willi l uik uud UooiJer ...miulii the other ouliield benhs, iiie ue yiiot- believes his troubles mere have beeu solved, iio also lias Arthdeaeou uud Klsli as substitute iiy eaiebers. Xhe suoristoo oosiuou, the weak t.it ui ihe dub lust season, seeuis to ue well eared lor with Ike Davis, loruier Columbus American asuocia liuu pluyer. Collins beUeves he has a siruug iiue of substitutes. 'iiiere are four lett handed pitch ers on the Hosier and Collins is nupelul of developing one who will w able to take his turn with the right lwuders. The southpaws are Mite L'veugros, Foreman, Davenport jnd Ash. ihe right hauders ou the roster are Faber, Thurston, ttobert--n. L'ouually, Lyons, Blunkenship, Leverette, Mangum and titeengraufe. Willie Xvamm, $iuu,uuu coast league ihinl baseman who suffered a slump in his batting last season is expected l(l command the hot corner. Earl sheely will return to tne initial suck. Collins wiu return to the keystone liar Schalk and Clyde urouse will probably do the bulk of the catching. Hilly Lauder, former baseball coach, bis been signed as coach as assistant to Collins. The club as a whole will take on a college atmosphere. In addition to the collegiate coach and Manager Col lins, there are five or more men with university experience. These include Charley Robertson, Bib Falk, "lied" Faber, Harry Hooper from California and Ted Lyons. Strangler Lewis Is Again Active CHICAGO, Feb. 4. Ed (Strang ler) Lewis, former heavyweight wrestling cnampion, in nia nrst ap pearance since his defeat by Wayne Big" Mum, defeated Joe "Toots' Momlt, Qreeley, Colo., here last night. Monde won the second fall in 37 minutes. Lewis won the first full in 47:05 with a series of headlocks. In the third fall, Lewis was sent to the mat several times and succeeded in applying his winning Deadlock after flying leap at his opponent. Catcalls greeted the Introduction of Lewis as world's chnmpion. Munn, who was present, was hailed with cheers. Willamette Beaten By Aggie Quintet COItVALLIS, Ore., Feb. 4. The Oregon Aggies defeated Willamette university in-a Pacific Northwest col lect basketball game here last night by s score of 43 to 11). Most of the winning team's scoring waB done in the first half. After the Intermission Coach Hager sent in a flock of sub' stitutes. 1 m ..r m Raymond P. Casoy Vincent Hichards, one oE the lead ing celebrities in tennisdom. "will ap pear on the courts this season with a new doubles partner in the person of ltaymond P, Casey, well koiiwu racqueteer from San Francisco. It is expected that the pair will enter the national doubles tourney to be stilged at Longwood, Mass., late in the summer. NEW YORK. Feb. 4. Jimmy O'l'uunejl, blacklisted outfielder of the New York Giants, may be guilty by his confession vt violating the New ork state laws covering baseball bri bery, but there is no case against Lory Dolau, former coach, also ban ished from the game, according to the report of the district attorney's inves tigation into the scandal made public today. The report disclosing that no new evidence has been unearthed to alter the case as it stood last full follow ing the expulsion of O'Donuell and Dolan by Commissioner Laudis, also reiterates that there is no ground for implicating lioss Young, George Kelly and Frank Frisch, Giant stars named by O'CoDuell as having knowledge of the deal, but exonerated by Landis. kee rookies' in everything except base running. lie once forgot to touch second. Clarke Griffith is having trouble signing his world champs, lie says he only wants an even break. Ameri can League umpires disagree on that point. Knute Rockne says there are too many "cake-eaters" and too few ath letes. Teams that plnyed Notre Dame last season insist there were none on his eleven. . Johnny Dundee has reclaimed the featherweight title, advancing the ar gument that championships can only be won and lout in the ring. Rumor has it that a lot of them are re hearsed in the dressing room. Nurmi says too many autos aro spoiling our distance runners. It is our opinion that the Finn could spot most of then a "flivver" and not be taking any chances. Experiments have proved that the lighter golf ball will cut drives about 10 yards. That's going to be tough on a lot of players who just about average-that distance. E at 1115. 135, 145, IAS and 175 pounds. Competitions for ptucts on the Ore gou team have beeu going on all week. Coach Wid me r said this morning that ' the finalists will be selected by Thursday. I faces a tremendous task In melting , 30 or 85 pounds. University of Oregon will meet University of Idaho in a dual wrest ling meet here Saturday. No definite time has yet been set as Jack Ilene fiel, graduate manager, does not kuow whether the vaudalu will arrive in the morning or afternoon. Should the met be in the after noon, all wrestlers will have to weigh iu at 0 o'clock Saturday morning.' If it is hold at night, they will weigh iu at ll:.'tO or soon after their arrival. Each team will be represented in five events. The wrestlers will meet Babe Ruth Tips Scales at 245 HOT SPRINGS, Ark., Feb. 4 : The weight of George Herman Ruth. 1 an all-important tonic during the (baseball training . season, is "45 1-2 , pounds, it was reluctantly admitted i by Ruth today as he set about a j daily routine of 30 holes of golf which i he hopes will get him down to fight ing trim. I The big fellow's weight is said to j set a new high mark for Habe to drive i at tu his ever difficult contest ngainnt I fat. Ruth is said to realize that he Doughnut Handball . Tourney to Close Entries for the douguut handball t'li munition tournament will close to 5 o'clock tomorrow afternoon. They must be handed in by that time to any member of tbe physical education department. The drawings will be made tomorrow night. Teams irh'dtiled to play will hare tint call for the handball courts, ria.r will be for beta two out of three games. There will be no referees. EUGENE COLLECTION AGENCY, 774 WILL. ST. PHONE 600. W. If. BLOWERS. MGR. tl Mushers Plunging Ahead in Big Race THE PAS, Man., Feb. 4. Emil St. Goddard, leading the 200-mile The Pas dog derby passed Mile 170 at 7 :55 this morning, it was reported here. W. A. Mahoney checked in at Herb Lake, 100 miles away from The Pas, where the race started yesterday, at 5:30. and left at 5:H0. II. W. Johnson arrived at Herb Lake, where the course doubles back to The Pss, at 8:12 and left at 8:13. One of John son's dogs was on bis sled, but the otherB seemed strong. R. E. Moxley and Theodore Pupss had not regis tered at Herb Lake at 8:20. . Idaho Wins Game From Pacific Five MOSUL) U , las., reo. . xiio uui versity of Idaho basketball team de feated the Pacific university team 35 to 13 here last night in a North west conference game. Idaho led .1.. K.. .1.a iina nnd at tin time was in danger. Wiles was the star of the contest. Tonight the Pacific five W.ic.Vicr.nn KtfltA COllCHO at Pullman. BASKETBALL Qnnstloas lHow are the players numbered in basketball. 2 In calling fouls, docs the ref eree's decision take precedence over the umpire's? 3How long may a player, who is In bounds and ot cioseiy guurucu, hold the ball? Answers 1 There is no set custom. The captain is usually designated as num ber one. 2 It does not. The player may retain the ball indefinitely wihout violating any rule. ti. .... tA hia nnnnn.nl to nress him. thereby forcing hira to play the ball IT COMES TOMORROW THz Film Sensation? "THE entire country is talking about this mar lous nw motion picture. It will capture your heart. It is the ucrcen's best. 'rom ie gsPJay LlONID Andreyev CHANEY NORMA SHEARER JOHN GILBERT TULLT MARSHALL PHODveto &y Louis emayer DETROIT, Mich., ' Feb. 4. The University of Detroit auuouuced to- day that Charles K. Dorais, football coach at Uouzaga university, .Spo kane, Wash., has signed a three-year contract to become director of ath letics at the University of Detroit. Dorais, who will become the first year round athletic head ever engaged by the local university, was signed on the recommendation of Knute Kockne, Notre Dame coach, and team-mate of Dorais on the Notre Dame football squad of nearly a score of years ago. STATEMENT CONFIRMED Sl'OKANE, Wash., Feb. 4. Con lirtnation of his employment as di rector of athletics at the University of Detroit was given here today by Charles E. Dorais, football coach at Gonzga university. Coach Dorais' contract here called for a salary of $5,000 a year. He had been offered a contract at an $8,000 salary, of which it had been proposed $3,000 should be underwritten by a committee of business men to be paid in case the proceeds from athletics at the university were not great enough to pay the full amount. Edward T. Collins Brfrn Millerton, N. Y., May 2 1SS7. Infielder. Major league career Joined Phila delphia Americans in 1906, coming from Columbia University. Sold to White Sox in 1015. Appointed man ager start of ll)-5 season. Outstanding feats Batted .309 in 1920. Stole SS bases in 1911. Has participated in six world series. Topper 'Em All Bill Kellcy, Buffalo, was the Bobe Xluth of the International League last season. He Crushed out 28 home runs and led in total bsses with 34(1. A Little "Pape's Diapepsin Corrects any Disordered Stomach At once! Ends Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Gases, Heart- burn, Acidity or any Stomach Distress The moment your stomach rebels, chew up and swallow a little Tape's Diapepsin. Distress goes at once. For indigestion, Dyspepsia, Gastnt- such comfort as this pleasant, harm less corrective, digestive and antacid. Millions of 'the best of families al ways keep a large 60 cent package at is, Flatulence, Heartburn or any dis- hand they know its magic and drug tress in stomach, nothing else gives gists guarantee it. Free Lecture "Jews Returning To Palestine" And the significance to Christianity "Millions now living will never die" Among nations, the newly organized Jewish state stands in marked contrast in its spirit of organiza tion and progress. At a time when internal unrest and discontent threatens the overthrow of civilization, the Jew3 enjoy peaoo. Tho reorganization of the Jewish state confirms chronologically tho significance of present-day events. It marks, by the part the Jews will play, the pres ent world events as earth's' final cataclysm. A. H. MACMILLIAN Of New York, N. Y. W. O. W. Hall EUGENE, OREGON THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 5 ' 7:30 o'clock p. m. Seats Free No Collection International Bible Students Association The Nutcracker WALTER JOHNSON has turned actor. "American League batters wish hira a long and successful career on the stage. Nick Altrock has been ruled off the diamond as a regular player. Nick insists that robs him of the funniest part of his act. T.v Cobb snj's that one star player in the big leugues is worth two in the bush. Baseball is perhaps the only busi ness where it is no credit for a man to strike out for himself. . Fred Merklc will instruct the Yan- We Have Room For A Few More Cars. If You Want To Sell Bring your car in and talk to us. If You Want to Buy Look Over This List Studebaker Special, Cal ifornia top, new paint. A dandy, J)own pay ment $300 Hudson Sedan, 7-pas., 2 extra tires, good shape. Down payment .... $275 Olds Coupe, 4-pas. 4-cyl. extra Duco paint, fine shape. Down pay't. $275 Maxwell Touring, bump ers, fog light, disc wheels motomcter, cords. Down pnj'mnt . '. $260 Hup Touring, gooM rub ber, bumpers, winrs, Down payment $200 Jewett Touring, looks good, runs better. 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Oet them now special. . -$3.95 GOWNS Amoskeag outing flannel night gowns, assorted fancy patterns. $2.25 value. Now each $1.58 UNIONS of light and heavy weight wool and wool mixed. Formerly priced to $5.00. Clos ing out per suit S3-65 HOSE in black and natnral cashmere. A wonder for wear, h11 sizes, regular 75c grade. Sale price pair 48C Fashion Park, Society Brand, Kirshbaum Suits mb Overcoats For Less Than The Price of Ordinary Clothes The garments offered arc the newest Btylcs. The models correct. Tho fabrics tho season's most popular weaves and shades. Then note tho substantial reductions and you must agree that this is tho most remarkable Value Giving Event this city has ever known in mid-season. Suits and Overcoats Formerly priced at $:!().()(). 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