The Eugene guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1924-1930, February 18, 1925, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextI WedncB'aay Evening, February 18 Page S!x TUE EUGENE GUARD AG6IE BATTLE TO BE HERE FRIDAY Saturday. He U one of the mainstays of the Oregon team. Couch Kuhl 4ms not yet lined up hi program. SPOKTLAFFS AVhon the I'niversity of Oregon basketball team takes t he floor . tigiiiiiHL the Oregon AsKie lioskeieeni Ji ere Friday nitciit, the best HCorin,; jiineliinc in lnlli conferenees will inert ttio team t lut t hus beeu sorei on fewest. Oregon lewis the coast con! ft-renee in scoring, with a total of 1GJ points for five kuiiiph, or bettor tha.i lil! points H gume. 'J he Aggies, on the other hand, have been neuron on only l."iU times in eight guinea, tin iiveruge of lws thap IHHutH a game. Ah the game will be Kridiy night, it will Blurt at 7:45 o'clock instead of the customary 7:15 o'clock. Several fcolid HCctiout Imve been reserved for . the O. A. (J. rooters who will be here enmaasc. y It will be the taut game for the Ag gies, flnri Bhould they win, they will have e firm hold on first place. Oru gou or Washington would have to win the rest' of its game to tic the Ag gie. As Washington hun to pluy two of ItH three finitl games on the road, end Oregon its three final game away from home, the udvantage would be all with the visitors. The Oregon team lias been prac ticing daily in the men's gym, with no hour's workout in the armory. cause the annunl automobile show is Sow on at the armory, the Wed foot ers are nble to use the floor only an hour a day, and that only through the courtesy of the Lane Auto company and the Ford dealers, who have been moving their display cars off tho floor daily to permit the players to prac tice. Coast conference scores of the teams follow, , Oregon. Oregon 33, Montana 21. Oregon 20, Washington 33. Oregon 22, Oregon Aggies 10. Oregon 30, WnnbipgUu-State 20. Oregon 48, Idaho 35. Oregon Aggies. Aggies 17, Washington 82. Aggies 18, Washington Ktatft 14. Aggies 10, Idaho 18. Aggies 24, Montana 22. Aggies 27, Washington Id. Aggies 10, Oregon 22. . Aggiea 80, Washington Stat 17. Aggies 24, Idaho 15. i 'Montana, games do not count in conference standings. Harry Wills Puts Down his Check NHW YORK, Teh. J8. Within the next few days it Is believed the New York State Athletic commission will seek B showdown In the heavyweight boxing situation. 1 For the second time Harry Wills, negro heavyweight, who has been pur suing the champion, Jack Dempsey, ' has deposited a check for $2500 with ' the commission to bind bis chal lenge. The first time tbe matter was left high in the air, but within tbe past year tbe boxing body has change ed us tactics, having named one champion and arranged a tournamont from which will come another. Hy H1U.Y KVANM AXOTHKIt "wonder team" has fal- leu. This time it was tlio fam ous l'anMuc high school baakrOiall quintet. 1'aNHiao tasted defeat the other niitlit utter liuving skipped through llili games without a reverse. Over a sptin of six yeurs tiie New Jerxey school swept anidfl all oppo sition. Most of it was literally crushed, top-heuvy scores being the iihuuI result. Hero and there a hit of worthy competition flashed but it wan by fur the exception. . - Pasxiar's gallant parade ranks un- cipiulcd in the sport. Moreover, it is doubtful If anything even approaching it can be offered in any lino of sport ive endeavor. The nt best baskta hall mark is held by the old Buffalo Germans, who somo years ago ac crued 111 straight triuinps. PasKiae, in the 150 battles, ran up a total of 04KI points to 32,17 for the foe, or an averago of i0 to JU. J he largest score of the streuk was 145 to 5, made against Williams Prep of Stamford. lit a way, Passiac's coach, players and funs alike aro perhaps glad tbe streak is at an end. They cannot help but feci a bit relieved: For long winning sJrctcheH are bound to be more or less of a strain both men tally and physically. And especially so to schoolboys. , Passiac can well be satisfied with its record, however. For it has cs tahiished a mark that isn't apt to be touched for many seasons, if at all. It can be recorded as a "wonder teom" in every sense of tho appcl lation. . Two middle western colleges have docided to drop baseball from their sportive curriculum. One is lieioit of Wisconsin, tho other Cornell of Iowa. The diamond' pastime has been cast aside because it is "profitless and unnecessary," according to the reports given out. It is a well-known fact that base ball doesn't go very big in the univer sities or colleges. Now and then a crarkerjack outfit will bring out the students. But as a general rule a college nine doesn't cause much en thusiasm. Football, basketball and track stand out as the major sports on the college campus. Each is well pat ronized, football, of course, with its seating facilities leading them all by a wide margin. Baseball is really a secondary sport as far as the "rah rah" bnys are concerned. And is usually but a drag on the old athletic fund, ( -. , , '',' Tnte, college baseball has brought out some great stars, who later made good in the big leagues. But aa an attractive, gdte-drawing sport it takes a back sent. Multnomah Mermen Coming on Saturday University of Oregon will meet Multnomah club of Portlaad here Sat urday afternoon in a dual swimming xnoet, Boveral weeks ago tho teams met in Portland, and tho meet ended in a 81 to 81 tie. Norman Burk, who did not partlcl- Eato against Multnomah because of lnesa, will face his old teammates w FIRED FOR LINE COACH,' IS REPORT Ilnsil T. "ftaJE" Williams, freshman football coach at the University of Oregon, is conceded to have the in side track among andidutea for the position of line roach to succeed Hart tSpclliuan, resigned. A Bpecial meeting of the athletic committee of the university ban been called tonight by Virgil Kail, director of athletics, for the .purpose of np pointing u Huccessor to Itart Spell- Iliun, ii was IllulouniTii mum iiiieruuuii by the university. "Itnx" Williams is an Oregon alum nun, nnd has been freehman coach at the university for the hat five years. He played on the Oregon varsity as a guurd, and was a member of the fa mous Oregon team that won from Perm State, in 1010 at the i'asadena Tournament of Roues. nlug-like cupidity, Jimmy Sacco, But stun, outclassed Bobby llurper, Seit tie, and won a Pacific northwest wel terweight championship decision in a six round bout here last night. llur per was unable to land any effective blows. Sacco weighed 143 pounds uul Harper 143. Big Baseball Stars Lawton "Whltey" Witt Born Winchenden, Mass., Sept. 28, 1805. New York Yankees, outfielder. Major league enreer Joined Phil adelphia Athletics in 1010, coining from Uoddard Seminary. Hold to Yan kees in fall of 10111. (Started as in fielder but switched to outfield). Outstanding Feats Led regular outfielders in American league in 1023 with average of .070. Batted .321 in 1020. "RED" G RANGE ILL RICHMOND, Mich., Feb. 18 Harold "lied" Grange, football star, is "a very sick man" Dr. J. If, Mc Carthy, who is attending the alt American halfback, announced today. Orange is suffering from a relapse of a case of mumps with which he was stricken two weeks ago. For1 o I BX SAY "BAYER ASPIRIN" Unless you see the "Bayer Cross" on tablets you are not getting the genuine Bayer Aspirin proved safe by millions and prescribed by physicians 24 years for Colds Headache Neuralgia Lumbago Pain Toothache . Neuritis Rheumatism C k"" Accept only "Bayer" package sOL which contains proven directions. t Jg Hand "Bajer" boxes of It tablsts V Also bottles of 24 and 100 Druggista. Aiplrla Is Um trade mirk of Bnr Uinufsctui o( UonoMtttcscldcitiir of Baltcylleafld C rC T X tFPl -n this Kor 05 years St. Jacobs Oil linn been ending pain for mil lions. It stops at once mont of the patua we suffer, and gives Nature a chance to cure. All pains allied to rheu matism, to barkacho anil lameness are among them. And the pains and dangers of client colds. Home rcHiilts come through counter Irritation. Home by relieving congestion, by bring ing tbe blood to the skin. All are prompt. lie fore you stop rubbing on St. Jacobs Oil the pain ebbs away. Then fou forget the trouble while Nature has a chance to cure tbe cause. You tnn af ford to wail1. matchless way Wayne Munn Will Wrestle Romano CHICAGO. Feb. 18. Wayne (Big) Munn, world's heavyweight wrestling champion, will meet Mike Komauo in a finiah match here tonight. Although outweighed by (ID pounds, Romano relies on some dangerouH boldn, including a hearilock, with which he once pinned Lewis. The match is MunnV aecond since he de- THE REFEREE Did Walter Johnson ever pitch a no-hit, no-run gtime' F. F. W. Yes. against the Red Soi, July 1, Who composed the I'nited States 400 meters iclay team which won the event at the lUlM Olympic gmneaV T. H. S. '. - . lIuKney, Clarko, Murchifun und J.e-coney. When d;d Uempsey fight II. ti. It. On .Sept. 14, V.ii. and I'irpo Sport Tips f HAT is believed to be the' closest race for batting honors in the history of organized baseball was staged In the International league in 1123 between Clarence lMtt of Koch ester and Baltimore ' and Maurice Archdeacon, Kircheater. After a hectic race for top position all season, tho final figures had to he carried to five decimal places to determine the lender, I 'it t having a mark of MoTAS' and Archdeacon CRACKER BY 1 1 J O jr VIIHAM S fcatcd Ed "StrangliT" J,cvis of ,Kan-1 ..'157:1(1. sas City. Thus, over a stretch of on entire JIMMY SACCO WINS season, the averages showed I'ltt lead- 8EATTLK, Kcb. IN I. hiiik left ing his rival. Archdeacon, by just two jabs to tho, face and body with light- hundred thousandths of a point. There must be something vxons with modern education when a foot ball contain cau be kicked out of Vole merely because be failed in four of his studio" t r- In casting about for a minor leag ue ball' club we were surprised to note Walter Johnson failed to make offers for either of the Boston teams. i One of the Zb.VN7.ko boys hod to call off a wrestling match on account of illness l'resumably he hod the grip. . Bootleg English In Sport Yes, he's the best shortstop- we have. We brought him in from Can ada and we had to do it very quietly. We ought to charge you JL'n.CKlO for him, but being as it a you, you can have him for 10,000. ... I have a fighter who will meet any one you name for $2000, but if you want a real clnssy one fresh from the mountains of Old Kentucky you can I hove him for 4.1200 if you keep quiet ahtJt him. 'This jockey is the last of a dozen wo brought straight from Scotland. You'll sec '.he label right on his grip Johnny Wolker. lie con ride any thing to win and he's chenp at the prlct we are offering him to you. a ... This bat, Mr. Uuth, has the great est kick In It you ever saw. After you try it once, if you don't like it, throw It away and we'll give you an other one or your money back. Yessir. this swimmer was tossed overbmni right .outside the three-mile limit, and bo came in without a sin gle revenue agent bothering biin. Another original way for a city to get publicity would be to announce that Nurmi positively will not be asked to raco there, Alpha Chi Omega Wins in Swimming Alpha t'hi Omega won from tb Hendricks hall second team last night in tbe Women's doughnut swimming meet, 64 to 14. (Saturday' meet be tween Susan Campbell and Alpha Pbi. which resulted in a tie, was swum oft last night, with the hall girls winning, att to I)'.'. Tho leading scorers follow: Klizabeth Lounsberry, Alpha Chi Omega and Viona I'yritz, Susan Campbell, 15 each, i,;,, Pha I'M and Helen , 'tU,C1''. A Chi Omega. 18 2h'. A!,t an. Alpha Chi Omeg. "! BC Uakcr, t5U5an r,,!" a Ki ' -.I'uiiL ... MONTANA WINS WAIXA WAU.A w. l ' The Unirer,i.. .V"- Fa ball team defeat, th's W. lege quintet here lt J?"" C. 'Pl.o nr. Jl 10 visitors. nf il . 13 "V2 Some will tell you. other ways to do thU. Hut remem ber that thin way has for V yearn been relieving pains for millions. It does that quick ly, without burniug tha skin. You can rely on it. Your druggist guarantees It. Why take chances on a method not so sure? . Keep St. Jacobs Oil on hand.. Have it ready when the pain starta. Don't w-ante hours which you can spend In comfort. Jiiat a moment of rubbing with HL Jacobs Oil will end int of the pains you suffer. And check a chent cold at the start. Think how little the cot only 33 cents to insure that. Rheumatism Backache foments Lumbago SortnrM Chest Cold tested in a thousand home laboratories Our laboratory tests have proved time and again that, you can make just as fine cakes and pastry with FISHER'S BLEND with so-called special cake and pastry flours. Housewives by the hundreds have con firmed these tests in their own kitchens, and have learned to put their trust in FISHER'S BLEND FLOUR or every purpose A REVOLUTION ! IN GAS RANGES a Note the Solid Top Oven Heat Control No Spilling No Fumes BVWMHHH.Ha J 1 The Vulcan "Smooth 1 op MOUNTAIN STATES POWER CO. See Complete Line at the Gas Office 881 Oak St. Phone 23 Modern Homes are Electrical Homes Before you Build or Buy Insist on "Check" Seal electrical rriring The "Check" Seal, of this Company is a mark of identification for qualified electrical con tractors who will make your new house an electrical home. Before you build or buy insist on "Check" Seal electrical wiring. Then you will be sure of getting convenient connections for electrical appliances, modern lighting and the use of only standard wiring devices. ? The "Check" Seal also identifies electrical retailers who sell quality electrical merchan dise. When you need electrical appliances and equipment buy where you see " Check" Seal. PACIFIC STATES ELECTRIC COMPANY SU FRJUfCKCO tO ANOEUt LOMO BEACH OAXLAIfO roiTlAHD ISATTU ITOEAJfE Distributors for General Electric Before von tmfltl, boy or frt Tlx- Etecnieal How for HowboJdrrt" Toil booklet can be bad frrc from an? elec trical contractor or rraih-r wbodifplar tba " Check' beal or by writing our tvumt Eugene Auto Show 'DAILY from 10 a. m. to 1 1 p. m. ARMORY Wednesday and Thursday High Class Vaudeville and Spring Fashion Revue Every Evening TONIGHT PEGGY PREVOST Interpretative and Atmospheric Dancing PEGGY PREVOST and Her Models exhibiting spring's favored fashions in evening, afternoon and sport apparel from BEARD'S. Millinery from McCALLUM CARTER Footwear from GRAHAM NOVAK'S VAUDETTES Five beautiful girls in a clever musical skit. KATHLEEN DUFFY Popular soprano of the Northwest. WHITE SISTERS-In Specialties HELEN BROWN and the Columbia Bathing Girls in fashion promenade. Cadet Hosiery from PRICE SHOE STORE BEULAH BLACKWELL in specialty number with the NOVAKS. Children 10c General Admission 25c kSt. Jacobs .OUsi'JsJ