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Newspaper Page TextMonday Evening, March 2, 1925 THE EUGENE GUARD H SMI fl-STfJ QUINTET Plf Jack Ryaa Quit3 Job Wisconsin Coach Is Out Guard All-Star Team Biding'. Oregon Aggies, tor ward. Hwketb, Wotbington, for ward. ' Oktrberg, OregoD, center. ffe'etergWi Oregon, guard. Stoddard, Oregon Aggies, guard. li, iiA-M WIUJliiUXAM uniitiUig me uu-siur " r tu. ruiu seemm ot the 1'aciiic coasi KIM" couicreace, there ure luui iluuaiKg wuu u"ia uut emu "" unmauiy will bo sciect JHi uwsi ot mo spurts scribe, Xuey ,iiiu.iigi oi me Aggies uud Hcskem " uMiwijion, turwards; Okerberg ot Oregon, celiier; and esierareii, u -! f't... - ,h. ,-n. ..... ... Jim mm " "". " MUiu w u Aggies. lie is a good -iuirii snd su excellent bot. it is Li . Hii.tiiin Ihut will djhl-Ull lu ma. -- , popular Willi all writers m that uo .uu ' cuuipeutiou is keen ana me wiiMic' oi "huiim town" writers is u iih Ibeir uroteges tbe preference. Hidings Outstanding llidiiifs undoubtedly is tbe out i jiuiuig ar 'n tbe conference. As lit AMi syiwm ui w" buMt musti -Siais" UiU last year, so is urn years musd built around ilidingi. Wilwut bim i"e Aggies would be lost. Th carrot-topped wonder covers a lm of iiuor space, is one of tbe most stcuroie tUuis in tbe conference uuu' rnird bis opponent closely. Muf auid. Ucikeib oi asaiugton would make lUmi s good running male, lie is Uit leading uasset shooter in tbe lea ,ue, scoring bo field goals to 33 for uuiis and Ukerberg, wbo are tied for w'cund place, iieskeih, however, 4 played one more game than Oker btrj or Kidinga, Washington facing Jiutuaiia twice, while the Aggies and Urefou pluyed tbe Grizzlies only once. Utxeib is very consistent and very tuu lie is the wuiustuy of the Wash ington machine. uiners Show Well Frayne of Washington, Gowans and Uocdou of Oregon, ..'.lues and redros at ldibo, jjaker of the Oregon Aggies snd A. 1-iaiiioerg of Montana, are all loud forwards, and deserve Honorable lueution. Oktrberg is by fur the best center, lis seldom misses a "cripple" and has ouijuuiped every center he has (seed Ibis year. He leads the leugue in scoring with Ul points, shooting do bukett and converting ilO foul uiruwi. lie has been watched closer man aoy other ninn in the conference including Hidings and HeskeUi. btrg u said to nave esiamisueu a uigu-poiDt record in tbe northwest conference, llhnun of Montana, Jbi. Morgan of W ashington, Brown of the Aw" and Anderson of Washington 'deierve honorable mention. We&teraren Names W'estergren bus no equal at guard, lit probably is tbe fastest guard in the league and bis ability to shoot baskets bit been one of tbe features of the Urge scores Oregon 1ms te-n piling up this season. Stoddard of the Aggies -.mil muse a fine running mate to Wmergren. As the Webfootcr, Stod dard not ouiy checks well but is ex pert in shooting baskets. Hale of Waihuiglon is considered by the aenbes up north every bit as good as Stoddard, and is better in shooting baskets than the Oregonian. Hale, however, is not ss steady as Stoddard tor does be check as well and for that reason tbe choice goes to the Aggie dan. Caoiain Steels of the Aggies is aot pla.ving nearly as well as he did last year, but at that, deserves hon orable mention. Points scored by the all-stars: Uonl Throws Points Field 1'oul OUrbeig 88 ii5 lleeketb 80 8 Wtstergren 30 10 Hidings 33 7 Sloddard 15 3 I i " aK- A' ' jf sit Jack Ryan Football coach at the University of Wisconsin, who has restgued. Kjan came to the Badger school two years ago and previous to that was in charSTfl of ffrirlirnn 1,.. mouth and Marquette. His successor nas not yet Deen named, though It is possible that George Little, newly ap- DOlnted direptnr nt afhtaria over the duties. TRAP SITS MURK . IIP HIGH SCORES Total 91 7S 70 73 83 Hoppe and Schaefer To Meet Tomorrow HIICAUO, Merch 2. Willie Hop Pe, the veteran champion and young Jake Schaefer, hie most dangerous op WLent find themselves dividing ap KiraDcea in the remaining four .lusts of the international tourna ment here for the world's champion " '-" ba'.Uine billiards. This afternoon Schaefer gets an "WrtuDii, tQ continue his record tuuUing displuy with liamekichi Sui uki ul Japan, the goat of the tourna "nt. as his opponent. Tonight Hoppe di engnge ICdouard Horemans, the beigian champion. Tomorrow the great climax will ,ng together Hoppe and Schaefer. Ipon that result possibly will depend l&e championship, since Hoppe nnd Wader ore favored to win their wclies today and tonight. Schtefer's bnllisnt pUjing last - week eclipsed ad records. Sport Talk' U.'K in ljilfl the New York Giants ltartlt.,1 v.nDk.n .,ptH f mning ill straight games. The ' "'11 . onds as the best of its m the majors Moreoer, it's apt ;,, rfrjui,, ntact jor a "lch, too. l.l' "",t b'"t ,,'fort w" nil"'c 1? " Chirstn Whie s In 1o.(Hl Blue rock artists from all parts o' the valley gathered at the traps of the Lane County Sportsmen's asso ciation hero yesterday. The day was perfect for shooting, and some good scores were marked up. J. W. Seavey and Ed Graham tied for first with H out of a possible 100 Hildebrand and Farwell tied for sec ond with US. while Galisgher was third with U7. In the handicap event, Mark Hick- ard and Stevens were tied tor first, with Babb second and Kay Veatch third. The scores of those who broke more than UO birds are as follows: Score Hdcn. J. w. Seavey 09 43 Graham ...W 41 Hildebrand OS 4i Farwell 08 37 Gallagher 07 40 Uickuid 05 4S Hover 05 II. Veatch 05 30 Long 04 40 Audrniff 03 Murks 03. 44 Urinksrd 03 41 Babb 03 47 Simmons ,"..03 37 Hay Veatch 01 40 Johnson 92 43 Stevens 02 48 Allen 02 40 Glass , 01 4:: Peyton 0 40 Heetness 00 Hoy Stien 00 42 Big Baseball Stars CHARLES J. GRIMM Born St. Louis, Mo., August 25, 1S00. First baseman, Chicago Cuba. Major League Career Joined St, Louis Cardinals in 1018, coming from tbe Durham club of the Carolina as sociation. Optional to Milwaukee, American association, same season transferred to Little Rock, Southern association, and later released out right to Little Rock by Milwaukee. Sold to Pittsburgh in 101U. Keporteo sale nrice $3300. Traded to Cubs last fall along with Maranville and Coopir for Grsntham, Neihous and Aldridge. Outstanding Feats Hit .340 !n 1023. Led National league first bass men In fielding last ecaBon with aver age of .005. Remarkably consistent fielder, his mark varying only one percentage point for the past five seasons. Coast Teams Will Play for 28 Weeks t ivnET.ES. March 2. A sea son of 28 weeks with each club engag ing in 205 games is revealed in the n..:t-. rAna, TtiiachflH teniruA nlsvine schedule, released from the office of Harry A. Williams, president ot me circuit.' The season opens April 7, with Oakland nt Sacramento, Senttle at Clan VraniiM 'Portland at Los An anias ,itiH mon at either Snlt Lnke or Long Beach. The lst named clubs have been given permission to piaj ,ku fira wnatr nt the senson at Long Beach should the weather prove un favorable In Salt Lake City. The season will close October 80, !,u oA.,innj f Heiittla: Salt Lake at Sacramento; Oakland at Son Fran cisco and Vernon at Los Angeles. OREGON TO MEET AGGIE QIT FOR E Tlst 'ond T'r the so-called "Hitleis Til n .1 i , : i k, lurougn 111 eirnicm uj"""" meeting a reverse. Close in, J" lh' m,rk of " "uccessive "th, compiled by the Giants the rt l"' sot Present kec- V,,' "onl neurons there hasn't . roal outstanding performance aM ,! I"'rt "' I'aatime. Here "r' " eam has won 10 games auri ?w but nothing of sen iisitTon h' bee" p,ac?d on ','J"l"r" 'mounting to 72.000.000 M'. '"Kt HVIWl,!!,,,, r, ?'""'"' n,i dependents Rrih.l M in ,h' rrld wsr by goT-rnment in 1W4. Mack An In-and-Oufer (Hv Nr'A Service) rillLADELPHIA, March 2. Connie Mock enjoys a unique distinc tion as American lengue manager, lio hns tnsted the sweet nnd the bit ter more often than any other leader in the organitatlon. Mack has sit pennants to his cred it. Incidentally he hos chsperoned seven tailenders. To make matters worse he fiuished laat for seven con secutive years. ; "Only the fsct that I owned most J of the ball club and refused to fire myself, explains why I was ever able to msko- such disreputable record," savs Connie. John McGraw with 10 pennants is the only manngr to top Mack's win ning performance. University of Oregon will play the Oregon Aggies this week for tbe championship of the northern section of che Pscific coast basketball con ference. Oregon won the right to play the Aggies hy downing Washington at Seattle Saturday night, 33 to M The victory placed Oregon and toe Aggies in a tie for the lead. Lach team has w-u six games and lost two for a percentage of .750. Tbe Huskies have won four and lost four and are in third place. Should Idaho defeat Washington State tonight st Pullman, then Washington and Idaho will be tied for third place. Oregon's Record. Oregon won one game and lost one game to the Aggies, and won one and lost one to Wusbington. It won two games each from Iduho and Washin;- ton Stale snd detested Montana .u their only game. Tbe Aggiea did exactly the same think as the Webfootera. They broxe even in their two-game series with Oregon and Washington; defeated Idaho and Washington State twice, and Montana once. In the south, California cinched the championsiiip of the southern section of tbe coast conference with a 17 to 18 victory over Stanford. That gave California three games out of four. The scores were: California 13, Stan ford 13; California 22, Stanford 18; California 15, Stanford 10; and Cali fornia 17, Stanford It). To Play California. California will . come north next week to play the winner of the, Aggie-Oregon series for the conference championship. If Southern California represents the calibre of ball played in the south, neither Oregon nor the Aggies should have much difficulty in subduing the invaders. Southern Cali fornia, in its trip north, lost to Wash ington, 23 to 40; the Aggies, 22 to 30, and tbe Multnomah club of Port rand, 38 to 30. Coach lleinhart and the Oregon team returned last night from Seat tle, where the Webfooters Jiad a suc cessful road trip, winning three coast conference games. After losing a northwest conference contest to Whit man, 12 to 10, in which Reinbart used only hi8 second team, Oregon defeated Washington State, 43 to 16;- Idaho, 20 to 24. and Washington, 35 to 2d. Conference stsndiogs follow: Coast conference W L Pet. Oregon .-..'..6 2 .750 Oregon Aggies 6 2 .750 Washington 4 4 .500 Idaho ....8 4 .420 Montana 2 0 .250 Montana's Opponents ....6 2 Washington State 0 ? .000 Northweut conference Oregon Aggies 14 2 .875 Oregon 12 3 ..800 Washington 0 8 .000 Idaho 0 ,t(O0 Gonznga 4 0 .308 Montana 5 7 .417 Washington State 8 7 Mi Whitman ..NN 8 10 .445 Willamette 2 11 .101 Pacific 0 10 .000 () As Montana does not play the same number of games with each team in the Pacific coast conference. its scores do not count in tabuhulug the standings of its opponents. Mon tana's own standings, ihoworer, arc tabulated. Montana's games count in the northwest conference. ouch tpriug. One of these days he wilt pruoaoiy luid tnv luck iiuposaiule. it oiu dietiuau uouid luke Kuiu in charge, he could do wonders with me o.g lcllo,v, provided, ul course, iiaue wou.d loilow instructions. ilutn lo.es to est uud doesn't deny btuiseii a thuig. 1 vemure to uy Ihuf none uf his weight reduction siuuis culls for a curiuuuieui of food. If lbs liuOe was inclined to worry he might reduce in that inunuur. How ever, worrying hus no place in the uuiu system. In all probability Owner Jake Hup pert of lbs laukees and his Mana ger, Miller Huggtua, ure losing plenty c-f weight woudenug it the iiubo will be in shupe by opening duy. Lue lo the iuct Ihui ituih is forced to wurk so hard to get luto shape during tlij: spring, he seldom does hie best piaying in the first two mouths of the campaign. It has olteu been noticeable in Apdil that Bube's swing seemed to luck the old-time punch. Ruth predicts thst he will make 00 home ruus this year, breukiug his recurd uf 50. Unless he is merely kid ding, it behooves him to get an early-start. .Hoodoo of 13th Hole Storm Helps Jesso Guilford Page Seven COBURG HIGH TEARS I Billy Evans Says Br BILLY EVANS rrHE tragedy of excess weight The story of Babe Ruth will some day be written around it. If Bubo has tH oustandiog weak ness it is a pronenesB to put on weight. Jluth is at hit best at about 210 pounds. It is reported that his pres ent weight is closer to 250. The prestige of Babe Ituth is cen tered in his basebnll swing, the healthy wallop he takes, which drives the bull farther than any other player in the game. Too much fat around th waist-line is ome duy going to ruin that swing. It is going to break the co-ordination that must exist for Ruth to do hiB best work. Every spring finds Ruth many pounds overweight. By hard work he has always been able to rid himself of the excess avoirdupois before the seaion opens. Ruth is no longer a youngster. Tak ing off th weight is a tougher job By JOE WILLIAMS ' JESSE GUILFORD, shambling New England furuiar boy, reached the heighta at the Su LouU Country club m lUiM. Here he won the national am uteur for the first time. Jbew recall the playing of the thir teenth hole in t that match against Chirk Evans, because overhead condi tions argued against a gallery. But the scribes remember it, and prob ably will a long as Guilford is still identified with golf. J. he thirteenth thert was a long hole. Mot many hitters managed to get home in two full shots. But Guil ford did, and undor unusual circum stances circumstances which may be pointed to aa changing the complete complexion of the match. When Guilford and Evans were well on their way, matching drives and putts, storm clouds gathered and fjtt'uU flashes of light shot through the heavens. Arriving at the thirteenth the storm had grown In intensity. The match was even. Guilford had the honor and waa in the act of driving when a thun derous boom roared through tha skies. Those on tha course experienced the sensation of standing too close to a dynamite blast. A large and rotund Missouri policeman and they do cme large and rotund there bad been knocked clear off his feet. The contestants and the adventur ous scribes, however, were still in tact. And now came a mystery. What hud happened to Guilford's shot? No one kmtw, caddies, players, or au vance brigade. Golf had been forgot ten. Had the disturbance carried tbe ball far from its destination? Mt seemed likely. A thunderbolt capable of flooring a cop might easily disturb the flight of a golf ball. A spectator produced a pair of field glasses. "There's a white speck on the ereen," he said, it can't be Guil ford's bull," protested another. "That green 1b 300 yards away. No one has got there yet in two.' But it was Guilford's balL Whether the thunderbolt helped it get there or not is unimportant. It was the shot that put tt ie lead and led to Evans' defeat. After which the Siege Gun stepped out and won the championship. T The Referee T IJOW many home runs did Kenneth Williams make last season? It. Kightcen. ' " 1 ' I)Id Jerry Travers ever win the na tional open and amateur golf titles? G. H. K. Yes, but not in the same aes son. ... "What Is the present world's reernil tor the 16-pound sbotput? F. S. W. Present record is 61 feet. I'oburg big-h school's basketball teinu wns di-ciared rluiiupious of line county after defeating Lorsue high scliuol, 'M to !, in su exciting close to the two-day elimination tourna ment in the V. M. (.'. A. S.iturduy night, l.oraue, lending through the en tire game, tt t ,,ilrri8a ( ,,.(,. lives wheu I'oburg cuiue out in Mie last ausrter, snd won the game. 'IMe summary: I'oburg an l.oraue 2;t I. Ilei-son E. King !l Fletcher 7 K Addison J II. lleeson 5 (' Mitchell (1 Johns 2 u Mathews 2 Harringeou U Siinousen 8 It. King 1 AU-stsr teams named by Huy Mur ray, referee of the series, and C. Croshong. S. MiUigsn and U. Colem.-iu have named the following ull-st ir teams: First I. Beeson, of Cobllrg, and Mitchell, of l.ornno. forwards; I.'. Uee son, of I'oburg, center; Simousou, of Lorsue, aud Wheeler, of l'leusnnt Hill guards. Second E. King and Addison. brh of Lorsne, forwards; Grs.it, of Thurs ton, center; Malhews, of Lorane, aud rinrrtngton, of Loburg, guards. A silver loving cud wss awsrded Cobttrg high school for Miolr victory. Lorane high school put itself in the running for the championship earlier Saturday sfternoou, by winning from Triangle high, 87 to 12. uhe summaTy of this gsme: was Lorsns 87 Trlsngle 12 E. King 6 F Irysinger 2 P. Addison 16... F Miller 1 Mitchell 11 C Schmitt 2 Mnthsw 4 O Myers Simenson O Taylor 4 K. King 8 Imbody 11. Addison S Reforee, Ray Murray, snow Miltuu was s ightly faster yes terday ttiuu Mill nas last December. Mt-nuwiiile, regardless of the out come til Wurlil' .. P.I .nnl..-. ffs I ver.v. Millar, I, k... 4111 ih.i in prize money ami rlH) points townrd the nntinual chuuipioiisliip to his cred it ss a result of bis taking first place in yesterday's whirl. Eugrene Team may Enter Hoop Tests I'inn in the belief that Company C basketball team is side to compete succe-hfully Willi the best of the ama teur hoop teams of the I'acific north west, officials of the giinidsnn-u sijuad have writteu for information on the biiKketliull tournament to be held at Coi-vullia March 11 to 11 for tbe pur pose of determining the best amateur team of tile d. strict. Tbo tourunment will be belli under A. A. U. rules. 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