rfagday Evening, February 25, 1925
THE EUGENE GUARD
Page Nine
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GARS LOSE TO
OREGON HOOPERS
BV 43-1G SCORE
,.ri!AN Wh.. Feb. 25.
..n Willi Bpeeu w
88 " kn.lrthAll tMm
f Oregon basketball team
'"'Z W to a 43 to 10 victory
r ,, Washington Btflie couege
,, here lat nibt. The Ore,
11 ,., intn the lead at the
'''" li 12 point, before the
' could even cage a point.
Cotuart "tt . t,.,.,.,!. aooarent-
0K! r.. ,,.! t wilL
t : visitor, checked with deadly
rM. Only lour uaeui .o
1 Thorn the field by the locale,
bidler and Kelso managing to cage
lB The other eht points
m' on "averted f0.ul8-
Howard hodsoh,
m iish point man or the game, with
1 " h W'nntereren. with 10.
Okerbers with nine, and Gowans,
with iiu?
He Webfootere, fighting to retain
,t(ir cbance for the leadership of
h northern oivision ui mo iwiuc
.t conference, worked smoothly
speedily. Their passing wa the
belt seen "ere ailriJJs w
m and their defense waa all but
1 -.... anI oiimmMrv.
,', S. C. (18) Oregon (43)
Kelso uowana
NUan F Hobson
(jjerke .0 Okerberg
Koeuig O -- Jost
lteese .. W..' westergren
io 2; Chandler 2; free throws, Nol-
laa 3; E. Morgan (sub for Gherkel
... Innh fn- 171 Mnrfrflnl 1
'chandler, (sub for Koenigj 1; Heese
1.
Oregon scoring: Field goals, Hob
ren 5: Gowana 4; Okerberg 3; West
ereren 3; Gillenwatera (sub for Jose)
1; free throws, Westergren 4; Oker
berg 3; Hobson 2; Gillenwatera 1;
Gowans 1.
Keferee Mulligan, Gonzaga.
Two Points Enough
For Field Goal
(By NEA Service)
CHICAGO, Feb. 25. While Coach
Knute Rockne of Notre Dame doesn't
favor much tinkering with the foot
ball rules, be has one pet aversion
is the present playing code.
Kockne feels that three pointa Is
far too generous scoring for a goal
from the field. He believes two is the
iiappy medium.
In other words Hockne feels that
a touchdown is worth three field
eoals. Hetter yet, if a team scores
its goal afer a touchdown, it will take
four field goals to beat that team.
H is possible for a good kicker to
score without much trouble from aa
far away as the SS-yard line. That
makes it possible for a kicking spec
ialist to beat a well-rounded superior
team. '
Billy Evans Says
pOH
Tt TtTT.T.V
IR some reason or other few of
Washington team to repeat fn the
American League race this year.
The claim is made that the Na
tionals were not the best ball club
in the league last season and that
rither the Yankees or the Tygej-s,
Kith 8 hdftnf 'HrnoU in 11 a-A
f'!itioQs, would have gone on ahead.
out ttie proof of the baseball pud
'ng is in the final figures and these
tares showed Ducky Harris' team
a top. To prove further their su
premacy the Nationals stepped out
and won the world championship
from the strong New York club.
This would seem to prove that
'he team's victory in the American
League race was anything but a
fluke. Just the same the experts are
till indicating a hesitant attitude,
I notice, however, that Miller Hug
uns, manager of the Yankees, is
ry much impressed with the poten
tialities of the Washington team and
iwlicts he must beat that team in
trier to win the flag.
Hursins is a shrewd judge of base
strength. I recall he was none
' enthusiastic about the Yanks'
timee, to repent when I saw him at
'w Orleans Inst spring,
"hue nrsrri,.n)i
onctding the flag to the Yanks again
I'oimea out the lengtie as a
"Me would ha .
)r Ik w . h"'ikt, pnriicuiar-
: Washington, Philadelphia and
'"''and teams.
"is means," went on Huggins.
time 2 glng to haTe tougher
h 1? We did ,h,! b"fo"-
not mch a nuion of
strong enouth t
t ! B , . : e""
f.-:,.,""nnn or 'he other teams i
'"ug enough to bold u back.
m.in, was right. The Yanks did !
,1Z ,v""hi"ltton an,l I'hila-!
didt? ,ro'"!"; lcveland
" to team strength, ;
I'd I
Start'.!0" ,he "tionals:
"lat h ""n"on "" '"writes to i
"ith .."v , clnsc rn is certnin
'til.de 1 I' J'roit possibly!
I -!,,,,.' "" '"'"i'hing plenty of op-1
Bambino Is Golfing
Hopea to Laatvs Fat en Llrtka
Babe Ruth
One of the first signs of Bpring
and the opening of the baseball sea
son is the annual sojourn of the Sul
tan of Swat to the bathe at Hot
Springs where he begins his fight to
take off much additional weight ac
crued during the off season. Here
he is on the golf links at the resort,
a few rounds o which each day he
hopes will aid him in bis reducing
efforts.
County Hoop Games
To be Played Here
Thurston, Pleasant Hill, I.orane
and Coburg high ebools have entered
in the county basketball tournament
to be conducted at the Y. M. C. A.
this week-end, announces K. E.
Holdeman, director of physical edu
cation. The contests are planned for
schools too small to qualify for the
district organization.
Triangle uniou high and Maplelon
high are expected to send teams, it
is stated. The games will begin Fri
day evening and end Saturday even
ing. As a preliminary Saturday even
ing the long postponed Spartan-Koala
Comrade game will be held. A
loving cup will be awarded to the
winner of the elimination series.
TILDEN MAY SLOW
DOWN AS HIS NEW
DUTIES TAKE TIMEfe
KFJW YOltK, Feb. 115. typ Wil
iiaui T. IMdi'u, king of utarly all hi
has surveyed is the tennis world over
the past five years, oceanic s posi
tiou where vurieil outside interesia
may affect Mb Ut'J5 gitine. Although
victorious iu his fight to remove auy
uestiou of professionalism from pt.ty-er-writmg,
Tildes sn faces gome
kinks iu Iub status as a result of
newspaper work, in additiou to which
Le is devoting more time than before
lo motion pictures and the drama.
However, Tshieu, is x peered soE
tered the second phase of the compe-
titkm aK-ng with Toiniuy O'Brien of
.Milwaukee, Wis., who knocknt oal j
Ueorg? i K, M i'haaey f ItsUimo-e . ;
Yesterday A'agwer waa re-odmitt(d
after the commission decided thut
(here waa some question about deci
sion which went to Goodrich.
KfujattttEt of itVitmm, joined lb
outpointing Jack hu-
i the racific eoat.
I finds George ihm-
dee of Baltimore and Charlie OTou
iieli ef ileveSasd in actios. The bot
ia for tea rousda.
World's Records
Are Set; Nurmi
Fails to Startle
13th Hole is Jinx of
Golf Links
How It Rose in Its Wrath and
Crashed OuJmat
Thi is the first &f a aerie of
articles or Uve rkmie of the
thirte with hole iiux on golf.
Others are to follow in seaueuce.
XKW YOltK, Feb.
Three worhi records were established
last night iki Madison Suai'e Gncdeu,;
but 1'aavu Nurmi, flower of Fin laud
hud uoue of them.
To Willie Kttoia went the cheera,
omy to attempt to carry ott th-s t&r thfi Jmi!ih Ammettu afbtrfic
American tenuis crown for the sixth iStar Mwk upou his 8bottutera the- bur- I
straight year, but again form a mamij lluU ucuii W1W to lrtve borne,!
Imk in the Davis cup defense. fthu five thousand metro event, und
la the thick of another fray, the 0 t ti sUeci new times for the ftitf i
tall rhikdelphian wtU be a tavoitttt t.Eance ami for three miles. Jose;
to emerge at the tup, iu spite vt suou ! Kay 0 ehmigo seat a m&vk of Us'
obstacle in his path as the veteran owu iu the i uuu tre run, a dis-
William M. Johnson and Vincent tum.e rucetl imioors for the first
liichards, who looms as Tihhm's most jtimo ltiiy conquered Willie Uoodwiu j
dangerous rivaK Richards gave the uf tie Xew york Athletic club.
Kuroui rau twtt milea for s memo-1
ere showing, his iHl-4 1-5 appearing
siow against previous performances. .
The new records follow :
Instance, 3 miles; time KUStf 5-5;
lEtade by Kitola; former tim& HUil j
2-5; held Uy lUtola, 1
JMsrauce o.lloo metres; time
made by llitola; former time J-:-KX;
held by Kttola.
instance 1.U0U metres; time 2,2i
o-5; made by Kay; No former record.;
eiiampion his stiffen battle iu
aud if he improves as much this year
as he did last, may reach the peak.
These three again dominate the field,
though a formidable crop of yooo
talent is coming forward rapidly.
Tilden has fought his way to the
top und held it against all attacks by
a remarknblq combination of concen
tration, brilliance and tireless phy
sique. Ha has an uncanny ability to
pull himself out of the most threaten
ing situations. Few keener students of
the game have ever trod the courts
than the lit year old title holder.
Tilden first won the mttkmni sin
gles crown in 11120, after twice bolus
runner-up. Since then he has held
nearly every important title here aud
abroad including world's elwmpioti
victories at Wimbledon in 1521 aa i
1U22. He and Johnston brought live;
Davis cup, emblem of team suprc-
macy back from Australia in 11 tU- In j
this competition Tilden has never lost f
a singles match.
Hy JOE Wll.UAMS
J"RAriS Ut'IMET has never been
a believer that the thirteenth
hole the rferi! h'Ie. they Mil it in
Australia, home of Joe Kirk wood -was
Ms Nemesis,
That is, he held to this belief until
the so-styh'd jinx of the links rose
menrtcuigfy before him two yeurr ag
At the FksiinhT CHiifry chib sml
ervishod Uim to the earth.
Tins was iu the memorable match
with .Mux Maratun, veteran I'liih;
delphia pTayer, wtio, winniut; froia
the Ho?to3i mis, went on to land hh
Cim imprtrumt cbampioahip
1 1 will always he a my st e ry to
some people whehher Miirstun's iron
shut to this hole, a short one of
about iUt ysrds to a xvell trapper
gser'shttped; carpet hit a Hoy Sco tt
at the far edge of the green.
Some claim, standing close b that
the shot, badly overplayed, was des
tined fur the bunker lurking tit the
rear, and that it hit one of the scou's
doing patrol duty.
Of hers, mrhnimg the grwrhm Otil
mest 'fee t4 the cmtry' fiMt
sportsmea iusdat the UaU Unded -A
the bity's fcot on the gretn and stav
ed there, having been played wiih
prothgics-tHF haokspin.
At asy rut? thl was the aitusH-'S
vv he tv t Ue tw a play f r a uusheat bed
their putters: Ouiinent's lull lay dead
to the pin, not two foot away. Mar
ston was afl but off the green fully
fsel sway. OmmH was ane th?n
at tinve, Crttis was the after
noon). Surely Francis would win this hole
imp! a re the match and then go on o
win, n per expectations. Hut the
huighing imps of f.ite had other ideal.
Mni-Mnn ilni th.' impKil)e and sank
j the long pint, over dips and gently
! rising mounds, for an eagle two.
hiiinet, Iiiif wise, did the impo--
ftFMr be mrpKct! fhe tHo-ftoter Hre
i vhis-k at tns Ma an' Lmar ssli 1 1
tlrop, overwheUui'd Humiet aud ,he 1
J failed to remove a coating of mud s
! fttiui his ball, which was permissible, j
Thhs ts prohahfy why he mrs-setf. Om- I
tmt's mtkf emxmmt was "Wbst mht
ivue expect. It was the tUirteenth i
hole.'
Slickey Walker is
Winner by Kayo
ph n, kmeketi iT Hert olmfa, chrrm-
round bom here at Vernon arena lat
uight. Walker dropped the welter
weight crown aspirant with a right to
the ehvrf frefwerl wit s ieft to thff
Insure with Uenry Tromp, 33 W. 0th
'Red" Grange off
His old ice Wagon
Sport Talk j
Walter lis gen, world's famous golf
er, was the first native-born Ameri
can to win the British open title. Ha.
gea copped the honors in 1922 at
Sandwich with a score of 300. He re
peated in 1024.
In 1021 Jock Hutchison won the
event, playing under the colors of the
United States but he wasn't born
in America. A U S. representative
has grabbed the championship just
three times and nit withi nthe last
four seasons.
The British open is one of the old
est golf tournaments in existence.
It was inaugurated back in iS(!0. And
has been staged practically every year
since with the exception of the period
during the World War,
Four Made 200 Hits
Just four players in the American
league made 200 or more hits in 3H24.
The quartet included Rice of Wash
ington with 21G; Jamieson, Cleveland
213; Cobb, Detroit, 211, and Ituth,
Yankees, with an even Ileil
mann, Detroit, just lost out, getting
VM safe swats.
DKTUUIT, Mich,, Feb. 2a. Harold 1
"Red"' Grange. all-Amor Lean halfback
who made an ice wagon job famous -t
as a conditioner for football prowess,
is "off the wagon1 he iobl friends
here last night. He waa oa Ins way i
from Hu-hmaivd, Mich,, to the l ni- I
versity of Illinois. With 'mumps,' a!
friend. Orange piqus to see the wide
opes spaces along tlm general direr
'tioti of old Sum a Fa Trail. His fame
' as an ice man will have to rest on
the last two summers, he declares.
bj pitched ball the most number qffm niiiti halfimck. is a MirfMrt
The Keferee
Who holds the record for being .bit f
times in a single season? T. F. D.
Hughio Jennings, playing with
Baltimore in INJWj, was hit by a
pitched ball on 41) occasions. This
stands as the present high mark.
Did Jack i'lott ever captain th1
Michigan football team? F. T. H.
Xo. But fu
sine is 1U24.
led the baseball
fox. of about the general color of
"Hetl'a tawny thatch given Grange
while the star was suffering from thj
illness remembered in the name of
the new pet.
Guard" Against "Flu"
With Musterole
Influenja, Grippe and Pnremoraa
sisually start with a cold. The moment
you get those warning aches, get busy
with Rood old Musterole.
Mttstcrote is a counter-irritant that
reiicves congestion whteli is what a
cold really is)andstimulatescirculatioru
It has'all the Rood qualities of the
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Just rub it on with your finRer-tips.
First you will feel a warm tingle a& the
healing ointment penetrates the pores,
then soothing, cooling sensation and
quick relief.
Have Musterole handy for emergency
use. It may prevent serious ulness.
TaMothers: Musterole is Uo
made in milder form for
babies and smaif children.
Ask for Children Masterote.
35c and 65c, in jars
and tubes.
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Belir.r than a muttard plotter
Are Dexter CummhiKs nml
C'ummiugs, gol player, related
E. S.
Yes, brother sml sister.
I'Mith
f K.
Five Lightweights
Stand out in try
To Name new Champ
NEW YORK, Feb. 23. Five lislit
weiglits todny stnml forth in tile toni
nnment being concineteti by tlm New
York Bfftfe ittblette commisuiatt to
name a ehftmjiion.
K. O. Clyde Jeaklc, of Toledo, Ohio,
is the lutest to enter the list, hnvhiB
won his match nitniiist OcorKie (Kid)
Lee of Forcester, Mnss., Isst night.
irovimiw .limjiiv Cloodrieh of Buf
falo, by gaining ft deeision over Eddi- !
(Kid) Wagner of Philadelphia had en
9 1
Harper Led Gardeners
AinoDg the National League regu
lar outfielders, Harper of the Reds
and rhilbes had She best record, de
fensively. Harper played in K1 games
hnd 170 putouts, 10 assists and made
but four errors, a total of 2: HI chan
ces, lie also participated tn four dou
ble plays. His fielding average was
$1248.00
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The above amount has been
given away by us In prizes.
f 587,80 more will be given I
away -as follaws: j
First prize 1925 Ford Touring ;
car. Besides this splendid first
prize we are going to give away
40 other prises.
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Colds
Pain
Headache
Toothache
Neuralgia
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, t- Accept only "Bayer"
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Lumbago
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package
Handy "Bayer" boxes of 12 taliloU
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this useless squandering of strength,
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only the wearing appurel
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t'4-lNCH CURVED TWIN BAR BUMPER, Fsr 7srdj, CheTTOlsti, BUra,
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t?,.NCH CURVED TWIN BAR BUMPER. (For all othr ear.) Remilerty
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2-lNCH DOUBLE DUTY BUMPERS, For Lro Cr. Regularly
f.r'f-e'l ll '5 At th Special Value Price ot
$13.45
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$15.75
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