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llJay Evening, March" 9, 1925 THE EUGENE GUARD Tage Three 10 HID LUST fill OF SERIES WILL BE TONIGHT i f Oregon and Oregon " , .1 roller ! meet io ,1" ""'l neckS "basketball g.me at ,,irJ ml ,in, ,t 7:30 o'clock '.hampiowhip of the northern the I'acific coast confer- ',""iThe AB5i" "B he o8""'; "pine Thursday, IS to 12. and V'oni 0t Cor !': S,..",'ll-.n win. It would then r.T,,;" P.. champion of the .I ..rtinn of the conference day in question. And Eckersall boot ed five kicks between the ui-rishts, all drop-kirk affairs. A year Inter he duplicated the feat against Nebraska, j Charley Brirkley, one-time Harvard brilliant, eiualed Kfkersn.l'a perform a nee in a game with 'iale in W13. Brickley made one' goal from place ment and four via drop-kick. Robertson of Purdue, holds the rec ord, however. Agamnt Hose Poly, in lftOO, Itnbertson drore seven place ment kicks acroits the bars. ErUer sall's feat of booting five on two oc casions in import ant games rates above the others, though. ;o fnc Mia con- " '""".I:" .t. "fir h. ,t tne ---- mem I BY imi rtinmpio"lP' ' r . .1.. nrmori The second (tame probably ,moeD. muiil I", n....lil Friday, and it I t' ' " , n, will nlav If tl (lllfornla oil their own floor Thurs- no Saturday. The Cor '. ..hool has the best gym in the 'h.t. and it con .fat a crowd or ilt. JOE VI ILIA M S .1- ilHWY nTi in Leave. Ti, Orefon ror.ferai special will raS, before the game It will star, The Oregon basketeers left on Ihe .'clock iram " --- vmirieen players made tne j. : l.wlintr (iowans, Hnlison. r tnIV ....j.-.i i'nm I lkei-here. X A oillcnvnter. .lost. Llewellyn, Chiles JJlie Wcbiooicra www ' time oy a .-.:.. i ist 10 minutes. Overcoming a seven-j ,ii,t l"d, thoy forged to the front. lit, oniy - - tier. Just before tne game emu-". ilobion dropped a "cripple giu tinton n victoij. R(d Itid-ngs of the Aggi- is leading rihi! in the aeries with 19 points. ... ami Okerlierg of Oregon with 10 poiots arc tied for second p'ace. IMwon of Oregon hn nine points and Wklnrcl of tne Aggies eit"'. Urftira Aggies unais r urns i miui UMm.e 1 ' tmklird " wit bier 1 ilrown L Piwoky 0 liraap 0 Orecoll' PLAY FOR TITLE pLORTDA. V. 8. A. Accurately translated this should read Flor ida, United Salesmen of America. This bnguiling state of palms and putters teems with garu.ous gents who deal lavishly in real estate, orange groves and apple bailee. ' The population is divided into three! classes; those who are selling real estate, those who have retired from selling real estate and those who are planning to etnrt selling veal estate. .The mad rush to the gold fields of California and the hysterical stam pede to the oil lands of Texas were one-reel comics compared to the ten reel super-extravaganza Florida is filming. Today Ponce would find gray-haired mamas from New England wear ing knee-top skirts and inhaling elo quently of Turkish fags. He would pipe, bald-headed Pittsburg bankers reveling in second childhood and spraying bench cuties with amorous glances. Rut if hp didn't bring along a fub bag of niblicks and vardon's newest book on playing iron shots to greens he would be out of luck, like a re treating worm without a wiggle. Eugene high school will play in Salem this week-end for the basket hall champion of Oregon. Ry defeating Corvallta high in the armory Suturdny afternoon, the local hoopers won the right to enter the state elimination tournament that be gins Friday and laars three days, and in which championship winners of the various d. strict will compete. hranK I d high of Portland, Salem and Pen dleton high schools are sure of par tiripating, having won their district honors. Mcdford is lending Its section but has not won definitely. A repre sentative from the lower Columbia will also enter the tourney. Eugene high school does nM'knnw who will referee the Salem contests, hut the players hope U will be lilenn tiregg, who refereed the game here Saturday. Gregg, who is a Salem mnn, has shown himself to be one of the fairest officials of the season in prep conference games, and is making a reputation similar to that of "Coley" Colemnn. A referee who can give each team a square deal is a real "find-' accord ing to Coach "Spike"' Leslie, who says the Salem man not only is a good sportsman, but knows basket1 ball from beginning to end. : I Hilly Evans Says tituatUm about as it was before any definite action was taken. The work will have to he done all over ag:iin. Wills' previous challenge had been accepted, Kearns related, yet nothing came of it. The question baa been put directly and the commission may take fun her action at its meepng tomor row. San Francisco. Ijouis (K iU Kap lan, featherweight will meet Kdmiard Mascart, French featherweight in New York some time in June, Kap lan's malinger announced. (t 1 irfwiins 'Hfrbrrg liaison WrttergiPti .lost lumber Saturday's lineup: 0. A. C 21 Hidings 13 F 10 lit n ii (i o Oregon , . Ilobsou taker 1 F Gowons S Itrown Okerberg . ;tepe 1 . . . estergren l ShiMsrd- f. ost l)iffoky.....-.i.S... ..... Unmiifr imp h Vincent (Nig) Uorleske, rcierce. NICE Resides golf at rocites, fashionable hotel horrors anil non-refillnble clim ate, Florida is al so noted for abun dant spring pro duction of ivory. . . . . More bull tenuis train in " Florida tlmu any where else. This is probably destiny's way of giving the rest of the country aii even break. .... It must be horrible to have to look at loose-eared rookies and underfed reporters for a month at a Htrctch. W1 38l Browns Will Have Better Pitchers t)utlook for Coast League Good, Says Harry A. Williams I.0S ANGKLKS. Mnrch 0. A pros-1 Inrrous season, with indication! timi be attendance will surpass t tint of 'he record-breaking year of l!'-4 is uetlirted for the coining iasou of he Pacific Coist Rasebnll league by lllirrr A. Williams, president of the timiit. 'The lengiifl is embarking on a Imhou full nf possibilities," said Wil- 'iw. "I.sst year the league plnyeo 2.2.1fl..iu nail admissions, which a gain over the nrccrcding year M 4fttt,!isi. i,nK year's attendance Mmwt eiiia11ed the combined pnpn- '"on nt Ihe eight cities comprising eiremt. Act, it in probable tlml 1!C sttendaiic will shutter the -'4 reenrd. "itaiilinll continues I be the conn- frs Irs'ling sport. Although much itniMii lins bei-n penned pcrtain- ie tts future, baseball not only llpl'l Its on-It in on lit if intf ri'Ht it hB trrinendniislv increused that Sport Talk l()K nf the grentest exhibitions of neni-gnai kirking in football was 4 h.r Walter Ki-kirsnll. I'nivor. 'T ff t'hicaeo stnr. hack in 1!tO.". ST. I.Ol'IS, March 0. After a week's review at the Hrow ' cninp at Tarpon Springs, Fin., Manager George. .Sis U' r says he feels certain tl, Mi 1 .mid Itriiwitu ivill irnt liatfnr I iiiirhinc both starting and relief, in llij.i than they got in PJ4. when a little Tghter twirling might have kept the club in the nu-e to (he close of the season. Moiiiidsmeii also head the (ruining limelight iimong the Cardinals at Stockton. Cal,. Manager l.rtin-h Rick ey having experienced some difficulty in find ng n hurler who could place the jmll near Ihe plate during ex hibition games StViiidny and Sunday. None of the pitchers made a brilliant shiiwing. White Sox Given Snappy Workout CHICAGO. March It. One of the n:ipph'Mt workouts ever ft aged by a While Sox team was on the program fur tndiiy at the camp Hi Khrevennrt. I.a., with Itaxebiill ( onimissioner K. Landia as a spectator. Two more casualties have hit the I Cubs camp at Catalinn lealnd, Cal. j Hubby Harrett was sirm-lt in the j mouth by a nail on a nun umnn-t. mm i I'crey Jones received a sprained hand in a collision with nnolncr piajer. I inly one practice session was on the ard fr today. Rv R1LTA' F.VANS THAT'S the matter with Gene Sarazen? When the former caddy won the United States open at Skokie in 102: he treated colfdoin to one of its greatest unsets. Many of the perts regarded the happening in the nature of a fluke. A little later, Sarazen gnve the lie to such a belief when he won the Professional Golfera' association title at Oakmont, a feat without parallel in American eolf. It was then freely predicted that Sarazen would contrnue to be prominent figure in the golfing world for years to come, lie had the game, youth and the will to win. Sarazeu followed theso two vic tories, with a defeat of the great Walter Hagen, British open cham pion, in a Vj-hole match for the un official world title. Regarded first as one of the mis takes that occasionally happen in golf championships, in less than n year he had the experts referring to hiin as the wonder goiter. " For years Walter Hagen has been regarded the last word in the golf game. Here was a young man, a golf upstart, beating Hagen after coming from behind. However, Walter Ungeii is still the outstanding figure in golf, while Sar azen is now just the run-of-the-mitie. In less than a year Gene lost most of his quickly won prestige. Why Hub sudden slump upon tne part of .a champion? In all probability it was too much success in so short a time. When Sarazen was a consistent winner on the linl.s he was known as a plodder. He was at his game from morning until night. It is doubt fid if ever a player, through the medium of constant prac tice, tried as hard as Sarazen to keep at the top of his game. Then after repeated successes there came a lull in the practice periods. With the lull there come a deeided fulling off in Sarazn's piny. For two years Snrnwn. touted as the won der golfer, has been just on ordinary player except in spots. Luke Goodrich, formerly of the First National bank of Eugene, now au officer of the Angln-Ixiodon-Paris National bank of San h raneiseo, join ed the "hole in one'' club of the Eu gene Golf and Country dub Sund iy, when he negotiated the IMI-yard sev enth hole in a beautifully played mash'ie pitch from the tee. The shot was made in the second round of the lS-hole match in which Mr. Goodrich and I.. H. Sigwert were paired agamM E. I. Paine of Ivrtlaud and nay O'Honnell of this city. Notwithstanding the low hall of one on the seventh hole, Mr, Goodrich and Mr. Sigwert were defeated one up. Later in the day, M. W. Starbuck emulated the feat of Mr. Goodrich, and made a hole iu tne at the a-mc hole. The Eugene "hole in one" club nmy has four members, Tod Gardner. W. A. Hummdl, L. L. Goodrich anil M. W. S:nrbuck. Zachary may Hurl Opening Contest WASHINOTOX. March 0. Tom Zii. liaiy, the reliable southpaw of the Senators whii tamed the tiiants in tlie last world aeries, looks l.ke the choice of .Manager Harris to start I he open ug buttle at I'lilin Uracil, na., tomorrow of the exhibition series be lyeen the two clubs, accord ng lo wu'vd from the champion's training camp nl Tampa. r resident linffilh smoothed out au olher uncertainty iu his pitching force yesterday, when he came to terms for a one-year contract with Venn (iregg. the veteran who was purchased after the close of lasl season from Scuttle. Hood River Takes Mid-State Title Sport Briefs RF.ND, Ore.. March ! H.ioil River high school won Hie right lo represent central Oregon nnd the m:d-Columbi:i districts in the state blskelbilll tour nament in S;ilem. hy defeating Hend Saturday night. The score was -U lo HI. .Madras w-n the consolation giiun' with Sisters by a score of lid lo 111. I The Referee I ; . . - How old is Curl Trema'ne, the bau tnniwcighl fighter, and how long has he been ill Ihe ring? J. O. T. Treinnine is I'.'i nuil has been fight ing since 1H17. ... What did Karl .McN'eely of Wash ington hit last season? S. S. S. ; .:ko. ... Where was the 11I--I nilionnl open golf rbnnipion.-'hip held? C A. (J. At Oakland Hills, Birmingham. Midi. Ritf Baseball Stars (Ry The Associated Press) Princeton, second Inst yenr. ha" clinched the champronh'p of the east ern intercollegiate baskelball league, having won eight eames without de feat. .lack I tempsey. according to law, has fifteen days in which to reply to thp ultimatiis of the New York state athletic t omm s'oti. The plict of Fri- dav gave b in 24 hours, which the j onimiMon now admits must have j been a mistake. Jack Kearnn' reply that the champion l willing to meet j Marrv Wills when the b.-x ng moguls j of New York slate make u few minan rial eunrantecs apnear Robert J. 0'Farrefl Horn WunkeKiin. III.. Oct. If. IK'.Mi. Catcher. Chicago Cubs. Miij ir League Career - .Iniiied Cubs in PUS, cmning frmn penr a club of t 'out nil Lengtic Had previous I rial with Cubs in MH."t. Ontstund ng l-'euls - Itnlii'd .''21 In leave the Clears Complexion '"hiipo was playing Illinois on lOrink Water If Kidneys Bother H'h roup b;lnnv k .tplnkin J.""'" i!er each day. also take v rr,innal!r, says a noted an "tj, ho tell, on that too much '0o,l ("nan acids which almost "h lb. kidneys in their efforts 'H it from lh hlood. The W slnrn.h unil ...Un: then "u'r with a dull misery in iri ? region, sharp pains in the r or aick headache, dizziness, your """eh nr. . ..J A He we.tli.r i hurl too hare. ""milic twinges. The urine, geta full of sediment, the chn- r 1 Ihe M -B- fS i a Cold 13 Wy One If S TakejJ iBromg 1 Don't Fuss With Mustard Plasters! .ft, a gel sore and irritated, '.i1' 'ou ,n seek relief two or til)., t.ln. L Eei:i m.....i:. i :.-.! 'I; In h... I ' " 'he body's urinous waste. 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II Or is it all a question of taste? :'s back of this shift in cigarette popularity? No mfre desire for change will not ex. plain why so many thousands of smokers all over the country are changing from other cigarettes to Chesterfield. It's something more fundamental No price does not account for this sweep ing turn-about in cigarette popularity, for Chesterfield is sold at the popular price it costs the same as any of the other largest selling brands. ye that's the answer. It ta taste and taste alone that explains Chesterfield's sweeping gains. And taste is a matter of tobacco quality. We state It as our honest belief that V the tobaccos used in Chesterfield are of jl finer quality (and hence of better taste) II than in any other cigarette at the price. II Liggett ft Myers Tobacco Co. and this belief is shared by cigarette smokers, the country over. Llccm- U Myisi Tobaci o Co. I!C"J. Led catchers iu 1!I2!I In lolnl . liiincen with f, 111. I IN of them bcini! assists. SIX UNDER ARREST more Br held in Wnrren Clly Jsll on NII.KS. c thl.s .Marcli II. Six men diaries of flhtln, cnrrylnn concenled are under arrest here today mid three j weapons and suspicion as n result of two clashes at street corners bert late last nlrht Muilerolt Worki Without tht BliiterLaMter, 1utcKer There's no sense in mixing a mesa ol mustard, flour and water when you can easily relieve pain, soreness or stiffness with a little clean, white Musterole. 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You will find other spring col ors in these suits that give them an admirable individuality. We are Showing the New Spring Models- $3S00 $3 '--42" Notice in our east and north windows you will see our beautiful spring sujts Others from $18.50 up BROWNSVILLE WOOLEN MILLS STORE Seventh and Willamette I i z I V .f:,. ''''.' '5; ! l-if- . . I-'. ' I:.f; I Vi ': "1 i! 1 - -! il v : i: ,. m l : t u
