The Eugene guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1924-1930, February 06, 1925, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextlVJ,Erening, Febrnary 6, 1925 THE EUGENE GUARD Fags Sevea ISIIIOIIB EW VOFEK LOOM S CONTENDER! voIlK, Feb. . OP) Wash- si will fisht it out f ,f ii. Vb Bd 1'Uundeli.Uin. " . mjwry team, kom l"t'tfe dark horse of the race, "fffi .ppear. to -' tJ"t ,, Tiie teams prepare to depart Tit"' "a cmp. '' Louis, Boston. Cleveland, and m u uncertain u,uantities. Kru" """ none ot tuem r.g "" ,. r. than a threatening eres ui d """""''Vanht Appoar Bt. iipiM ta advantage of several u'r which Washington Kuan... - . "e 1 . ... ,;, mir v slaee. ! 'J. Harris. jJuthfUi pilot Hill ' . . e world's champions, has not b-m idle. Jie ------ !Ju element which he lacked last on-ieran pitching. ..; f the trio of twirling ,.,msus 'Dutch" Keuther, obtained iMn, Nationals: Stanley froin iae . , laveleikie, front Cleveland, and Vean V.reli. DUrcjmaeu i.v-. - ! les,ue, should bolster up the .1 .. hich has dwindled to Walter Johnson, George Mogridge, i.,hrrv .nd 1'om Zachary. t,rp" Ttim. Stand Pat n hia twitlimr itsfL Har- i orobably will stand pat on bis 1 s.;- ur TJk Harris. Huueins team i"' jvu" , ' M urban ShocKer, wno came iu iuo .. i ; avfhfinira for three nit- lansetn - --- - Cher, Joe Bush, Giard and Gaston. "Xy" Cobos lignum teuiu the field tliia season, similar in every . ihft 1W24 edition with the reside'-1, w exception of second base, where a new face is aur to be een. Derrili ... .... ..turDn inftpMer. has been tram - , given his unconditional release. hi ptmadeipnia, vonme i i...t;rn(r. Thn Tetaran oilot Daid ICIJUJ UW"-B' ' " $1U0,600 for Lefty Groves, iia.rfnor wutipaw, but aside from this he has been working. Gordon S. Cochrane ob- J .nm tha PnTtlfinfi riub of thft milieu nv - Ptcific Coast league, wiU be a big aid to "Cy" Perkins, tbe mainstay in me catching department. cia St Louis. Eddie Collins at Chicaeo. Te Vohl at Boa- too and Tris Speaker at CleTCland, kni nnm in fni vflnnPHtcM an1 will experiment with several combina tions. AGGIES STAND AT CONFERENCE HEAD OREGON AGRICtTLTURAJj COJ LEGE, CORVALLIS, Feb. 8. (Spe cial)) At ciactly the halfway point in their conference season, thfr Aggie basketball team stands at the top of both the coast and northwest divi sions. This position was attained by 0. A. C.'s defeat of Washington last wek and the subsequent humbling of Oregon by Washington. Hnving taken their road trip early in the season, the Aggies are in R fairly strong position now as all but one of the 10 gsmes remaining on llieir schedule will be ployed on the home floor. That one game is the sncond match with Oregon which will he played in Eugene. The rnco in the coast conference is so close at the mid-season mark, however, that the cbampionshtp may easily go any of at least four ways. The success of the Aggies so far lias been quite spectacular. They have won !i out of 10 games played, nine of these being Northwest conference games with five counting in the coast rsce. Nino games were played on the pre-season trip south, six being wiu. On the northern road trip I'nach "Bob" Hager's men made a elean sweep of the conference teams with the exception of Washington. That defeat was evened up with the decisive victory here last Friday. The Aggies have met and defeated every conf.-rence team at least once Mcept Oregon. SPORTLAFFS JILL the New York Americans be SHI. tfl (Vim. hod-? iMmm k.ln three pennants in a row, the inckees, iike most other great clubs, nffereil a reverse. lentil John McOrsw last esson won fourth pennant with hit New York i.unts, no manager was ever able to l.t orpr four successive winners. As s rule three straight pennants " made for so much prosperitv '"at n,ot clnbs wilt under it and " o: (Iffeat. With tiie exception of the New fk Giants, all of the truly great f the past 20 years hnve been to vime back tJio next rear aft " hmg beaten to the wire. 1 he rcrnnls h,w thnt it ha taken COLDS TWO STAR ATHLETES GO ABROAD Paddock And Murchlson To Spread Gospel Of Athletiea lei Countries Where It Now Gets Little Attention foak a Cold Right Up witfc tape's Cold Compound" ! Take) two tablets vary three hours until three doses are taken. The first dose always fives relief. The second and third dosea completely break up the cold. Pleasant nd safe to take. Contains as qui nine or eplatss. Million w "PanVB Cold 'rr,ouM. Pries thirty-five " lirasgu fjarsntee tt. ito;..(, 0 , ,,Wi;iJ"7-i! -Mj .'v tfjjlfts Left to Right, Loren Murchlson, Charley Paddock, Charley Paddock, famous sprinter, is nothing if not original. He Is a firm believer in doing things just a little different In company with Loren Murchlson, an almost equally famous run ner, he has arranged for a world tour that will give them a chance to spread the gospel of athletics In many countries where it now re ceives little or no consideration. As runners, they will really be a pair of the greatest unofficial sport missionaries the. world has ever known. Present plans call for them to sail for Europe early in February. the Giants longer to recover. Mc Graw's teams have needed a period of three years to recuperate after losing a championship. These teams stand out as the great teams of the last 20 years in base ball: Chicago Cubs, Philadelphia Ath letics, New York Giants, Chicago White Sox and tie N.ew York Amer icans. The old-timers will recall that the Chicago Cubs, managed by the late Frank Chance, then known as the "Peerless Leader," won three titles in a row in 1906-07-08. At a time when the Cubs were re garded as well nigh invincible, Pitts burgh, under Fred Clarke, came along and knocked them off their pedestal. It was a rather surprising victory. Incidentally the Pirates kept up their winning ways by trimming Detroit, champions of the American league. The following season, in an effort to prove the Pirate victory was in the nature of a fluke, the Cubs finish ed out in front, only to be defeuted by the Athleties in the world series. The season of 1010 started the AbhleticB on a rampage in the Amer ican league that lasted for two year-, the Boston lied Sox winning in 1012. The Athletics proved their great ness by throwing off the rule of te Red Sox, by winning not only the next season but the following one. Then came the fall of that great team in the world series of 1014, when the Boston Braves beat 'em four straight. The Chicago White Sox showed the way to the American league clubs m 1017, were beaten in WIS, then came right back in 1D1B, outclassing tiie field, only to he engulfed by the world series scandal and the Cincinnati Reds. Just at the time the Philadelphia Athletics were flashing across the baaebsil horizon in the American lea gue, John McGraw and his Giants were reigning supreme in tjhe Na tional. The Giants won the pennant in 1011-12-13, only to be beaten in each world series by the American league entry. The New York club passed out of the National pennant picture in 1011. when the Boston Braves surprised the baseball world. Pat Moran sprang another equally great surprise by putting over the Phillies in 1015, while the win of Brooklyn in 101U was almost as un expected. After having three seasons to re build, McGraw put over another win ner in 1017,, only to take another knockout in the world series. Then came three more dull years for .McGraw, in which Chicago. Cin cinnati and Itrooklyn hogged the pennant spotlight. Getting back in the running in 1921 McGraw, greatest of all pennant-winning managers, cupped the title. He proceeded to win four straight pennants, thereby setting a new man agerial record. If ths Yankees are to follow in the system that Mrflrew has set for New York clubs. Miller lluggins' entry isn't deetined to come hack for three yearn. Unquestionably the Yankees are one of the atrongt-st teams in the American league. The defeat last s. ason was unexpected. It is just pos sible titat lluggins will upset baseball tradition in New York. Recaiise of the even balance that i.t. in the American league, the ni season is certain to be an open one FBOSH TD TANGLE WITH ROOK PIT Dave Evans, basketball cmch of the University of Oregon freshman team, will take bis proteges to Uor valiis tomorrow to play the Oregon Aggie Books in the first of a two game basket ha ii series. The game will be plnyed in the afternoon. Oregon Villi use two full teams. Evans said he would give every nmn on the team a-chanoe to play at least a half-game to see which players show up best. The most promising candidates wiii be selected for next year s varsity. Besides today's game, the freshmen have games scheduled with Medford high, February 34; Oregun Aggie Houks, return engagement, February 20; Gresham high school, February 27; and "Washington high, February 28. All games wiil be piuyed in Eu gene. The following players will be takes to CorvaBis: Kberhart, Eugene; Sa wallish, Oklahoma and i'riaui. Bose burg, centers; iieeaey, Medford, Joy, Portland, Walker, Kansas, and Crewdson, Portland, forwards; and Reich st em, Medford, Hutchinson, Portland. Powers, Eugene, .Morton, North Bend, Weatfali, California, and Puusii, Astoria, gtiardg. I SPORT BRIEFS , By The Associated Press Yale bos placed 54 men on Walter Camp's all-American football teams. Harvard is second with 74, Princeton third with 53 and Pennsylvania fourth with 38. Until 1891, Oamp confined himself to the liig Three. Then he Included Pennsylvania and until 18U5 his se lections were limited to the Big Four. Wyckoff of Cornell broke in in 1SW5 and in 1S98 Ilirschberger, the famous Chicago fullback, was given prefer ence. For the first time is 35 years not a member of any of the three teams landed premier honors. Dr. Boles Albert Rosenthal line coach of the University of California football team and widely known as a football expert, has petitioned the Oakland superior court to have hi name changed to Albert Boies. Dr. Rosenthal gives as his reason that his present name is hard to remember and that he ts generally known to his friends as Boies. Rosenthal Is a for mer member of the University of Min nesota football team. E. E. HOLDEMAN BACK E, K. iloldemnn, director of physi cal education of the Engent Y, M. C. A., has returned from a confer ence of physical directors cf the northwent in Tarnma. The northwest volleyball championship annually con ducted by the "Y" at Seattle will be gin April II, Mr. Haldemsn reports. Knch district will enter first and second team. Missed 0ns flame Ty Cobb, Detroit manager, missed ilv one trae all last season, that being tiie final contest of the year at Chicago. and tiie Yanks murt be rated one of the strong contenders. JOE NOVAK LEADING t rtt, Vrh. l. Joe No- 1. j- nrnfesslonal goit er, with a total score of 142, led the field in the Southern oimorma o,,ru hsmpionship " 'he tournament swung in'" ii """"" crest Country eii! here today. OREGON TEAM TO PLAY ASSIES 01, FLOOR AT 0, A. C. With two of its regulars, Hobson and Okerbarg. still suffering from smallpox vaccinstiou, the L'niversity of Oregon bashetball team, wiil go to CorvaUia tomorrow to play tho Ore gon Aggies in one if the crucial gam es of the coast conference. A defeat for either tcain practically will eli minate it from Uie conference rac. A victory for the Aggies will put it in line for the championship, while one for Oregon will give k a new lease of life, and will make up for the loss to Washington last Saturday. Coach Reinhart will take the fol lowing players to CorvallU: Jloson, Gowairi, Llewellyn end Chiles, for wards: Giilenwaters, Westergren, Gunther, Reinhart, Hughes, Anders jn and Jost, guards; and Okerberg and Carter, centers. Here's New Beaver Boss Portland Bail Team Revamped iM ,15 H I r K , , r i j tirt-fion will sinrt M-Pini-ay with ' frateriiiiifs aad twj vhiba eiHered. The iitiirtisau'iiE wtU b? just by lSi ihv(iU't education depart meni, . Th ui'viiiiig rouud mai bt a.jed ; between Ftbruary i and Id. The !s- :Jj;if Warn wil, be lii;utjaied. To win a j muteh, the viftr must take two tt ' -ii )Mihle- tiiree famea. The su-hedule iii iht? ..u'ii;jjg rtiuitd follow: i HiMis ?elts IMu versus Phi 0l3 ' Theta; Fru'iidiy liaU Trs-,s lhi Pi; . , Kai-pa Sigua versus Ssiksk Nu; A- . pha Heta i'hl yersti Jtet Theta i'j; 1 BiiiheKrd versus Phi ijtnsa Pi; r -fii dub versus Phi llsmjiia !M Jigma i'i Tail vtrMi Pi Kaitj'a; ' &ma Alpha Ksiion bye. rjyfore pep for starting faster acalerotionm0ff power IT'S A BUY CORVALLIS PLAY EUGENE TO i I HIT! The new wintered Crown is a buy- it snaps your motes over quicker, accelerates fast er in traffxc.and on tiie hills where you want it, there's power to spare find something new in gasoline in the newr winterlRxS Crowrf - cvay my the best Imp in town. STANDARD OIL COMPANY BASKETBALL Questions 1. lias any official other than the referee the right to order time taken out? 2. When both referee and um pire make simultaneous decisions on the same play, what happens? 3. What is the rule relative to putting the ball in play fit the close of tha quarter? Answers. 1. No. official other than the ref eree has the right to order time out. 2. It is customary to accept the decision that involves the greater penalty, y. The ball is put in play at cen ter at the beginning of each quarter, half and extra period. Thomas L. Turner Tfjin! L. lrii?i fnrir Ilev er and jnjnr swut, has nucceeded William Kiepper rr president of the Portland Heavers, Turner and Jut'fy Lewis purchased outright the holdings of WiUiatn the Hahl. They reTamted the Poriinnders from ceBar to cetl ing and everythiiig looks bright. fCfjg-tMie high schoo! and CorvaUia high -1ih1 basket balJ teams taugie ttt!Rht at the Vniveraity of Orto iuett'a Ryjiiitityium. IxK-H. bskvtbali fan pTiMifct o55 the fastest prep aehmd st'u in Kufiens this year. 4mth teases stand well in the W41imott valley rtijifert'iice, "Isike the Oriou-t A' C. battle. thre is not mtjeh doie ou ihis game," says Coaeh fsptke leslie. "All 1 an say is that oiir team i in Rpicndid 'luUtion, and to? men fire ail sing into the same to win." r TVew THIS REFEREE Big taS MM iiiminn HIGH WINS . ...( .n.n.l tefimS Of til EU-( g.-ne Jun'er hub school tranced the , teams of Hiver r ! seh-l last mgi.t nn the local haskethall Ciurt, I ft to, and 10 to -. A return game i . t'ntf.re planned, fcugene - - i tirove Junior high r-m'i.i Friday n;gl;t. ! ! KENNETH R. WiUUAMS ; Burn Ura ills Pass., Oregon, Jime ISSrs. Outfielder. Mfijor IsCugue Career Jtdned Cin cirumti lijds in 1015. VTith Spokan', Northwetern league, in ltUi; Port land, i'aeific Coast league, lJJlti-17. Joiiuni lirowns in 1111). Outstanding Feats .Made thre home runs in single game, April 2'X Pi'J'J. lu sixth ii.mng of game, Ao.. 7. P.i22, crashed out two niv tt snm--hps. In April, ltH'2, made six home runs in four consecutive game. lEow many games did 3rovpr Aii a!idir of the Cubs v;n m 1133? H. V. K. Ahxam!r won 22 games and Host 12 in 10'J3. When was it that Georgia Teoh had one of the best football teams in the oourUry and what was its record? T. 11, Georgia Tech had a high-ranking fievi in PUS. wiiipping most of its tppoiifRta fey top-heavy scores. To ward the esd of the si'iin it came north to play Pittsburg and was de f rated, 32 to 0. Oid Keene Fitxpasrick. Princf-ton trainer err hold a similar position in the middle west? -IL Ii. W. Yes. Keeu? Faizpatrick was at the University of Muhignu before going to J'riuceion several years ago. Doughnut Handball Will Start Monday Piny in the dueftflt handball du h!s toumnaienf nf 1'uiversity f Local Hoop Squad i To Play at Salem , ! Arrangement-s have been completed ' for two games between baskethali teams of the Kugeue and the Balent M. C, A. to he played at Snietn ; March 14, according to announcement of K. E. Holdeman, physical direct- ' or. Tha A. and B, teams of the lend ers corps of both associations will b matched. Both games wiii be play ed at Salem during the annual state tournament of high school basketball teams, ?lr. Jlolderman states. "Cascarets" l(ic j if Dizzy, Bilious, Constipated : : . ; CUARDSMEN LOSE 21-13 Headquarters company, national guard, lost to the Four Horsemen last night at the armory In a Icp-sided basketball same. The score was 21 to 13. Geo. N. McLean, Insurance, 800 Willamette St, Phone 617. tf Hi To clean your bowels without cramp ing or overart ing tnk "Cos- acue, iixzi ness, bilious ness, gases iu digestion, sour upset stomach and ail such distress gone by morn ing. Nicest laxative and cathartic on earth for grown-ups and child ren. Mct 25c and 60c boxes any drug store, ... .AT the balanced food that keeps you fit WHITMAN WINS u-it 1.4. tVnsil.. Feb. 8 The I'aHfic lnirrity haeihsltl team met its fourth defeat for this ; week here lust night hen the WTiit ) man Wildest took the vistwrs Intoj camp by t.ve score of 33 to l.i. j Phone & E. Stersns for pisao tumm BE EXAMINED AT ONCE DO NOT sstffer IndefinUeJv wtth Piles at other Rectal or Colon 4t orders. Examinsrlon will reileve you c4 worry and doubt about four condition snd my rrratmenrs will cause speerff reccrvery of your former good health snd vigor. Mr triarmtrit for Piles b OUARAN. TEED to cure too or the fee for row treatments will be fetscded. CH or writ. or my FTtEI book Pisa aad Mhm Racial sad Cotos W doss. NotnuBininENT in trie proper balmice that's what your diet sliould supply, nd that's what you get with Shred ded Wb HAT and cream. And besides its 100 food value, SnaxDDED Wiieat la most easily di gested. Two of these 0'cn-liaketl loaves of whole wheat with milk or cream supply a most satisfying meal a full meal which never costs more than a nickel! Can you afford not to eat Shredded Wheat? Write today for reripe hook, "50 Ways of Serving Fiibeddki Wit kat." PACIFIC COABT SHRFOOf f) WHEAT CO, . Oaklan.l,Ca!ii. 5 rM DEAN. HO..Inc trTu: ostitis: ,,ains sa n .iai e iSanddorhjBk i Led in Assists Hank Severeid of the Browns show ed the way to the rest of the catch ers in both major iess'ies when it came to raakinj assists. The Siller re ceiver had 134, better than aay one in the game. The larsest jriraffe In the United States is in the Cincinnati, O., soo. Buy it anywhere yon see the red, white and biue pomp Stand ard Oil Service Station and at dealers. "The best buy inTbwn USE THE GUARD WANT AD WAYS n ever any variation ' 1 -p 1 "" caKesl sm pastry I S 171 f If. I S sT kw iff hi A.V w. 1 E mi hi frnvi rv r -frieita Once it hausetclfe gives FISHER'S BLEND FLOUR a trial? the tcill never be content with any other, Due to the great care we take in selecting the wheats and our scientific milling, FISHER'S BLEND FLOUR w eltcays uniform in quality -for every purpose THE CAVE MAN Made His Own Clothes. Willi a sldn nnd a thong he fflBhirmed the garmeiiis that made his pwmy'fi yes bulge, lie was a vain crvaturt", th eame ns now. Ho wanted tho best to be had and he hunted for it. The modt-rn flavo mars also wants the best there is, but we save him the trouble of hunting snd doing his own sewing. There are clothes find clothes, hut the kind that gives best patisfaetifln lire Uiotie made from patterns selected to suit the complexion and hoiiristjr. f the wearer, designed to give distinction and in which there is the highest grnde. of workmanship. "We hnve several hundreds of patterns from which io select and we guarantee the style," lhe fit nml the workmanship. Yours is hera waiting for yon. You'll he surprised how moderate the prices. arc Phone 56? For An Appointment Eugene Clothing Mfg. Co. 1035 Willamette Saaxd Building t f 'i