The Eugene guard., February 10, 1925, Image 3

THE EUGENE GUARD
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s(ay Evening, February 10, 1925
IPMIMFI I OW IS
miiui.
II SCORER OF ?r '
ili'EST FIVES fr-)
.ttiE Wash.. Feb. 10. (X.
SHllhY of Oreson heads
P.l-tBl,.f."' Vnrthweat Intercol-
"M inference with a per
;isle S 8S and a'8" ,or the
cenUlSf dumber of points scored,
"ihest iTarainst 205 made by
w"LVketbl opponents as Ihe
of a " " 6 vletory I?8,'
nver Washington State Col
nielli .. ototlatU-K rom-
Slese. accoramB ...
f.lty of Washington, al
1 Unl.,er..'ynnic to third place
lt0!! n 8(0 percentage as the
Uof iosin to the University
f Idaho Inst 'Knt 23 lo , ,
"Vrtime basketball game and be
f i"d l.h a .666 Percentage
Oregon Agricultural Col
7 . for second position In the
Sern section of the Pacific
Xst intercollegiate conference.
iJl'th I" to 153 made by op-
?!?;!; made by the teams In
Dttlu
Conference
p,c Tpnm Onnonents
I points
!S5
i 327
J 120
i;r
f J4S
Ijm
M 229
S 153
Oregon 205
W illllMKWl ......
Gonzaga
Whitman
O. A. C.
W. S. C.
348
410
209
1S6
246
271
334
353
Montana
Idaho
Willamette'
Pacific
Pacific Coast Conference
Northern Section
Washington
O. A. C.
Montana
Oregon
W. S. C.
Idaho
i 112
T
Twt'utv candidates, seven renters
md lit punters, reported to Richard
S. (Uick) Smith, new tootimu coacu
vt University of Oregon, for the
lining spring practice yesterday aft
ernoon.
(.'huuucey Bishop of Salem, ex-Co
lumbia football star, who was a team
mate of Smith and in his day was con
sidered the greatest punter of Mill
lime, is here for a couple of days to
aist the Webfooters in the art of
H kicking. Hisbop is credited with hav
iiDf made the longest punt, of all time.
lioo t in g the ball 1)4 yards in u game
agninst Yale.
11c gave the candidates many point
ers, and was confident, that before
ttip tall season rolls around, uregon
'jwill have consistent kicker the first
I sinee the days of Hill Steers.
I While Itishop .was eon.ch.ing Ihe
lliuoters, Smith was teaching Ihe cen
Iters a few tricks. The new mentor is
of thp iminitin that the pivot man
Bfintriills the key to a tenni's buccess,
and if be is slow, so is the whole team.
Tbe mno who can think fast, snap the
ball back speedily and accurately is
5 ihe man who will be the varsity cen
ter neit year. Smith said.
The
Head
That C0lC
Cold in the head means a perm at
teli. The memhranes heroine in
flamed, head becomes stuffed. And
that's misery.
tjaiek relief demandx direct attack
"li those Henna. Apply Kly's I'roam
Balm in tlie nostriln and brenthc it.
The head clears instantly, inflnnilna
tinn is subilueil. The cold disappears.
Innt trait for internal effects,
njlit the cohl where it is in the. air
passaues. Ask your druKuist for a
'tle of Kly's Cream Halm. Knjoy
aia nuick relief.
FOOTBALL MSM
Pi ' &!
; cuh vis .
Clear
Basket
Ball
University High School
vs.
Eugene High School
At The
ARMORY
at 7:30 o'CIock
TONIGHT
of the biggest games of the season
Admission 50c
Schalk TeUs of Hopes
Catcher Wants One More Year
n
Ray Schalk.
Itay Srhalk wants to have one
more pood year in the majors, j
Ilcing able to catch 100 or more i
games is what Schalk considers n !
worthwhile reason. j
The fuot that his pal, Kil.lio Col- j
litis, will manage the White Nux the. I
Coniilli; icpflsnn. is nf i nnrvn ( l.i.r i
reason why Schalk hopes for a go-id
year.
Last season several neriotiH injur
ies so handicapped Schalk that he
did but little catching and most of
the experts opined ho was through
n a regular. Hay thinks he will be
flhle to fool them for, at least one
more, season.
yALK VN1VKUSITY leads in plac
ing players on Walter Camp's
mythical Ail-American football teams.
The Klis have been honored on ivl
j occasion,:?. Harvard ranks second with
it. i lit ii euiur i riiieeiiiu, i nui.M e
vania. Michigan, West Point. Corndl
and Dartmouth with 10 r more.
t'otre, lame, though unusually
boasting one of the best elevens iu
the country, has only placed two men
on the Camp teams. TJie late George
Gipp was one and Harry Stuhldreh'T
the other. Hoth were backfield
players. ,
BRlEFSCEtHES
FD1G
TAS
(JKMUGK K. VllLK
Horn Cleveland, O., Sept.
is,
1SIIS. Pitcher.
Major- league
Cleveland in 1!)1!.
career Joined
Picked up from
sandlots. ,
Outstanding feats Won lit! games
and lost 10 in l!Vj:t. Most victories
turned in hy an American league '
hurler that season.
t THE RKFKHEK
i
AVhat is the height of the hurdles,
used in the 120-yard high hurdle
event? F. G. Y.
The hurdles used in the PJO-yard
high hurdle event are three feet six
inches in height.
Has .lake Schaefer Jr. ever held
(the i S.'J halkline championship of
the world in hilliardsV T. 1. S.
Yes, Schaefer was champion for a
i sincle year.
Ibd Hill AVamhsganss ever make
'o triple piny unassisted, if so when?
(1. II. T.
Wamb'ignnss, while playing with
Cleveland against Itrnnklyn in the
1!'0 world series, made a triple play
unaided.
How old is .lack Zivie and what
is his nationality? H. It. S.
Zivie is 21 years and and is o
Croatian-American.
153. ; .
MM
mm
W. S. C. COUGARS
Ji
Orcgs n defeated Washing tun St ait'
t'l.ll.'Re, .'JO (o '2t, Ul uifiUx at llie
armory in a basketball game that wis
featured by nuuiy I"S shots by 1hj
t'M on both tr-juis. 'I'm viitors Ui
a fine rbrcktnc gum", and had V.
not bwa Ur the' ability of ttie Ore
R"uians t hit the basket I'nmi dif
iVrt'iu angles, the siore might have
bet a different.
Tbe Webfooterg nrsM'd enuirl. foul
tbrowgtio win uti ordinary game, los
ing out on 11 out of lo uttempifc.
Uiisliingtrn iSMl also lonverted four
but had only eight t-ha net's.
Washington Stale led in tbe fir -t
fire initimes, 0 to 'A. but here'Oreg n
rallied, and four baskets in a rw ft
tiie Webf miters pave them a rom
mandins margin, 11 ti . When tie
half ended, however, the visitors hnd
erept to wil bin two points of lying
the eore. Hi to IS. .
Tbe Cotiynrs tvuk advantaRe uf the
fatigued reptilians, who only lust
Snturday defeated (. A. ('., in a
grueling game at t'orvullis, and. u.t
only tied the score, but aetualiy Joo
Uie Irad. -I) to IS.
Oregon ?oon regained the lead and
held it thnughoiit, although the Vu
gais fought ilcHperutely and ibreate:i
ed many times. Hobson's long shotK
featnriMl. He dropped in six basket s
for V2 fminis. leading both teams it)
Menring. ih-egon's next game i.; ugjiust
Idaho Friday night here. Lineup:
Wash. State '211 Oregon HO
Heese 1 V I lobs- n 1-
K'dvo li F (J.iwans 7
I.. Morgan 11 ...( Oker'oerg S
Cbindler '2 i... Weslergreil ;i
(iehrke (i (I (lillenwaters
St-bultz .S JiMt
K. Morgan S
Halph Coleman, referee.
The Nutcracker
Ity JilK WILLIAMS
piGUKKS show VJ CleveUnd-i
took their lives last year. . . . This
followed a Hop observation of ltipiis
Stephenson's attempt to play second
base.
Kvery time we pick up a paper
we read wheer mnue ' prnfesror
is trying to separate the atoms....
What a quarrelsome ' bunch they
must he! ;
i,
Frenchmen who hissed moving pic-j
tures of Johnny Dundee should hrvo ,
a care. ... We went to war with
Spain for less than that.
We don't know what kind of a
mot or-boat racer Harney Oldfield
Ls going to make but at least he'll
never have any tire trouble.
,
MIL XHYSKKO. AGKO ".(J. II A
a ( ; i iv: k i To wit i-: stl k iu;
MI NN. . . . fTlIIS SKKMS To
PKOVK Yot; III) GKT TOO OLI
TO LKAltN.
It is announced the Phillies will
carry 36 ball players south in the j
spring. Why? .
No one has yet reported seeing the
fir?t robin, hut .Mr. O'G ofty. our
gen:al eup compani n. is still won-
dering what that t lime-headed thiiu
that lonke like a wet pretzel nnd
cooed like a coy te was he saw climb- j
m
I
breakfast minutes fly
and so do Minit Oats!
Breakfcst-making used to be a time-taking process;
but not today! Three to five minutes that's all
Albers Minit Oats need (rom package to table!
And all because of a new Albers process. A proc
ess that cuts, flakes and pre-cooly the choice, plump
oat-kernels. A process that keeps in every bit of oat'
nttriment and adds a new oat-tuvor besides.
Easytom."ke! Easy to eat! Easy to digest! First aid
to speedy breakfasts Albers Minit Oats! Your 1
grocer has it in the handy round carton with the re
placeable lid. "Look for the n rr" when you buy.
iug over the fuot of his bed tbe other
ii'orning.
Word reaches us (hnt .i.fe-
siouil g.t.t U ague. ' -r r.imu d Jon
the Mime principles of baseball," r
popular in Florida. . . . This ini.v
ii.dirate the wbenab uts of Mr. Cozy
DulJiit anions other icings.
W't are beginning tr think the thirf
indictment against Jackson, t'i-4-otte.
Weaver and the other UUvk
Si v was that ttiey didn't do enough
"kidding nround iu the vlubhoiiRe."
w
Panny Frush will be known to
posterity and points south as one
Knjiltsu liguter wju count be knoekeil
out just as easily over there as over
ll.T.. ' '
-
The chronlo'er of Mr. Nurmi llto
history reveals the fact that ihe run
ner has never had a cold. . . . That's
easy ta understand: ho's too fast to
catch cne,
T.immp (lib'mns his never lee:i
kii'i ke.l off his feet I"st
wait till he heats that one about Ui"
traveling s;i.em.iu and the village
manicurist !
Huskies Lose to ,'
Idaho, 30 to 29
SKATTLK. Feb. K.--ln one of tbe
hardest basketball jfirntu n'nyed on
the I'niversity of Washington gym
floor ibis season. 1'niversity of Idaho
defeated the Huskies here last night.
:: to '!). in on overtime period. The
fcure at the end of the regular play
ing time whs tied 'J7-all.
Chinese Haihvay
Strike in Effect
TSINGTAO. China. Feb. 10. (P)
The Kiao Chow-Tsinnn railway
was tied up today after employes of
the line went on n utriko ns a pro
test ajrainst the discharge of U H k
pi-r sons working under the Shantung
administrnt ion.
Coincidentnlly. merchants who pat
ronize thf line announced the open
ing of a boycott, tbe object of which
ij tn dp'" the ndoiinisteation forces
in the railroad which is hostile to
liir -diautung apiHiiutees.
Cascarets" 10c
if Constipated,
Dizzy, Bilious
Feel fine! Let
"Cascare te"
clean your
bowels and
Rtimulnte your
liver. No grip
ing or over
acting. Mil
lions of men,
women and;
children take (
this harmless '
01
ft,?
laxative - ca
thartic. It doesn't sicken you like
pills, oils, calomel and salts. Tastes
nice acta wondorftjl. 10c, 2Tjc
and 60c boxes any drug store.
PUBLIC DANCE
DREAMLAND
HALL
Every Wednesday and
Saturday Night
N V::.:-r;.f
SPOKTLAITS
yKUKATlUTY is Vaiaer the ei-,
ceptin am. ih, modern b tf
league pla.wi .
I tiliiy uit ii wlin c.ui do various
stums .n the int'o-.d and .'utiieUI are a
nui b prized ickm.iu lln-se ds. .
'teiti jt-art ago a majority of the
jp.aer cmid fill m at .some pos tion
uttier timu their rtjful.ir p"t in the,
lineup.
'ihere was K..bl.y Wallace, star
shortstop, U,t wis ftpialiy clever at
third und a corking g.md ceeond sack
er. .'n a p-iuh, it itic twirling staff
was bard pres.-ed, Waila.e could help
out on the j-iuli. (
In this res pec i the New York i;intit
are unusiiuli well fortified. A number,
of the regular Mats are capable of
plat ing tiiber pon.ii. ns.
rrarik Fristh is Hare Gem.
Fraukie Friii is one of the h-adini: '
(candidate f.-r second base honM. 1
L mil shifted to M'ftind. Frii h was
MctJraw's third sat ker and ret koiu-d
by mauy of the esperls as the best
in the National. !
Fnh plats second, third or short ;
e.piallt well. He is without an epial ;
n catching drottpiug fly balls of the
Texas Leaguer variety. 1 le would
nac been one of the game's greatest,
outfielders had be elected lo play
there. j
Fiiseh's versatility in not confined I
entirely to f.eld uy. for he is a turu!
batter. His preference is to bat left-j
handed, but w.tb a southpaw opposing'
the Oiauts he shifts to Jlie right side j
of the plate and lii's 'em just as well.
!
I If entii'un l-'vUi'li ib Mm .lnt'wtn.1 ox.
ception among ball players. At hie tea
like Ty Cobb ami Frank Frisch are
few and far between in the national
pastime. Heal (ie.ms.
StarrrJ In Three Positions
While First Haseman iieorge Kel
ly is not so brilliant ti performer as
SAY "BAYER ASPIRIN" and INSIST 1
Unless you sec the "Bayer Cross" on tablets you are
not getting the genuine Bayer Aspirin proved safe
by millions and prescribed by physicians 24 years for
Accept only "Bayer" package which Contains proven directions.
Handy "Bayer" boxea of 12 iablcts Also bottles of 21 and 100 Druggists.
ABDtrla Is tho trado mark of Barer Manufacture of Monoacrtlcacltlcattr of Ballorllcacld
l'ri. li. Ins ta'ct(:.N are etpially era
tile and jut ia e(ieeiie.
Ill Hie last xtmh between the
iiant unit Wa-oiniiM-'n. Kei!y dd the
illlllMl.il l p!a;im (luce pos.iton-,
Iirsi, elolul find .n-iUi-r ficlil.
At ea. h poMtioti be pulled one or
more pia! that stu. d out am-M- ' (he
mo-t m.'l ittii urns ..f the series.
l'rcdl l.imNtioiu, the hero tif the
Nst Mnes by his treat work at third
base, is a!o a -apable performer at
short.
Aiih.'iijJi M.-Graw h:is only six in
fiehtei : s regulars, Kelly, 1-'i im b.
Jacksi'ii ai.d tirtdt, anil two suiis,
Terry an. I LineUtrom, he is well fr
titied becailM' of the versatility of his
pla er:.
Hut Terry, substitute fii t b ise- '
nmn, is the only infielder. who lias ti"l
been used eNew here by lt I raw,
w lien illness or injuries pi:t tuie of the
regulars cut of the running'
Sad E xperlence of Nationals j
The value of capable infieMers was
never better illustrated than in ihe
last world series. Kick of them al-
How Fat Actress j
Became Slender s
Many stago people now depend
entirely upon Martnola. Preacrip- j
tion Tablets lor redtirinR und con-1
trolliiiR fat. Ono clever actrcsn
lulla that ulm reduced HtondUv ailii i
easily by using this new form t-f
tho famousMnrmola Trescription.
Now, by taking Marniolu I'rtscrl.)
tion Tablets sevoral times :i year.
ho keeps her weight just, right.
All druggists sell Marmolu Pre
scription Tablets at one dollar
for a box or if you prefer you can
secure them direct from the Mar
nulla Co.. General Motors llldg.,
Detroit, Mich. If you have not
tried them, do so. They are pleas
ant to take und effective. Adv.
Headache
Neuralgia
Lumbago
Rheumatism
Neuritis
"Home Manager
Purchasing Agent .
Art Director Wife"
Just a slim girl, maybe, or a motherly woman with'
sweet eyes and white hair but what a responsibility
is hers!
She is the active partner in the business of running
a home. She buys most of the things which go to make
home life happy, healthful and beautiful. Through her
slim, safe fingers goes most of the family money.
And wisely and well it. is usually spent too far
better than the average man could spend it himself. For
women are better purchasing agents than men. . They
compare prices, weigh values and shop carefully.
They read advertisements regularly. Every day
you'll find the wise little home manager searching the
advertising columns for news that will add to the com
fort, convenience and improvement of her home. You
will find the same clever purchasing agent studying the
advertisements to find where and when to buy, and
what and how to buy most economically. The adver
tisements, too, tell this responsive art director how she
can niake her home more beautiful, more individual
the kind of home that a man appreciates but never knows
how it is' done!
Advertisements arc the wise counsellors in the spend
ing of money that the clever housewife heeds daily.
The business of running a home is made easier
by reading the advertisements
i;i"sl i'lil V.t!.huintin .njt of the run-
Iu all pr.u.aluli'y ho posltii'U was
e.er i!.i.tl m i ii. .illy in a big cer
i m than third bae fur Wu-hiiut'-n
llll'T P., liege ltlitrd oi r to sl...rtsiop.
1 1! lie ;r, u bo i- pe. ii'ips a greater
liothp 111. iii ih;rd ia-riiiaii, iiiinc-.t
ee;ttllll l Mli eeed 1 'e k III pUll 'b. when
that v.'teran passes mil. delivered at
sleo-t. Thud ba-e, however, was a
mht inn re.
W itlo ul a ib iibt. weaklier at that
fcpot i-aujied tlie mi'loini; of Walter
.lohiison in hii sec uul start. A great
tieuler, .liliit-ni sllppeil up n mi
easy bunt down the thrd baseline, be-eau.-e
he whs uuceitaiu us to wloie
lie should make the play.
Third base was (be sput but Walter
feared ii might be mn o crcd. 1 le
tleuo uadcly
don't forget my
Slip a packet inyoor pocket
idten you home tonl$iL
Give the yonnsten? fills wholesome,
lonlastln sweet for pkasare & benefit
Use li yourself after smoking or when
work drags. Its a great little freshener
Sealed Tight -Kept Right
After Every Meal
iglnueed iu the diret tinn of the bag,
Hhereb Jo-inn fight of the hall juit
Moitg eiiiiiiti to make till the trouble.
' It's ;1 eerta:nty that Manager Har
ris of the Washington club will try
ti profit us a result of the experience
lie k i iifii hi the series relative to the
value of utility infielders.
(l.-htirn Hotel Ueauty rnrlour.
Phono Mil. tf
ley's"
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