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Victory of 28 to 0 Comes as
Surprise
AGGIE LINE SMASHED
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VImIIIiik Oregon Tenm Ctuiblo to
Kolvo rntwinjf Attnok of
California Klovon
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l COLISKKM. LOS ANnRt.KS
c. 6.' Troy's foot bull eleven, i
from f ho University of Southern!
California, showing perhaps Ha
brut form thin season closet! tho '
tOollfRe schedule her totluy by
jiliiyinff tho powerful sojuu. from
OroRon Agricultural college com-'
plctuly off lta fect In a 28 to 0
game.
Tho lopsided victory was a com
plete surprise to even the moat '
nnni'iilnn Trnlnn oimnnr I tnt Thev '
hud Htnrted at tho klckoff at
barely even odds, nnd went through
the struggle holding the farmers
far outside scoring distance.
The Trojan scores, made in the
second, third and fourth periods,
resulted from Southern California's
ability to smash tho stalwart Ore
gon lino flat when necessary, as
well as from tho visitors failure to
solve Troy's passing attack.
Schulmcrlch Closely Watched
Wos Schulmeiich, the dynamo of
the Aggie's backfield, showed only
rare flashes on the offensive. He
was too closely watched. Snider
punted beautifully for O. A. C
and the ends got down under his
kicks with amazing speed, almost
nullifying the Trojan gains in the
running back of kicks. Halfback
Denman was the outstanding
ground gainer for tho men from the
north.
For Southern California, Morley
Drury, Manuel Laraneta and Mor
ton Kaer were the shining lights.
Aggfos Make ialns
The Aggies made four first downs
for a total of US yards, while the
Trojans made 13 first downs and
gained 306 yards from scrimmage.
(Oregon completed two out of 13
passes, while Southern California
completed seven oit of fifteen. The
first period opened with both teams
fighting bitterly. Neither the Ag
gies nor the Trojans were able to
gain consistently and there was
considerable ragged play. The Tro
tfnns scored early in the second per
iod after Kaer had been sent In at
quarterback in place of Bill Cook,
who was injured badly when hit
by Dickerson. ' .
FLANS FOH BASKETBALL
: LEAGUE ABE DISCUSSED
Stronger Teams Than Last
Year Are Reported
Tentative plans for the organi
sation of an upper "Willamette
basketball league were announced
yesterday at the Y. M. C. A. by E.
E. Holdeman, physical director.
: Mr. Holdeman met with repre
sentatives of various teams Friday
night where such matters as eligi
bility lists, schedules and league
rules were taken up. The eligibility
lists must be submitted the night
before play, it was decided.
Games of the league will begin
December 16, said Mr. Holdeman,
and the schedule will be drawn up
at a meeting to be held between
now and then. .
A committee composed of C. R.
Manerud, Virgil Wood and George
Love was appointed to select the
floors on which the games will be
played. .
George Mason was elected secretary-treasurer.
' There will be several teams In
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Eugene
' Main Event
10 Rounds
Mack Lillard, of Eugene vs.
K. O. Bobbie Clark of San Francisco
122 Lbs.
Semi Windup
6 Rounds
Joe Blackwcll, of Eugene vs. Georgie Dixon of Portland
147 Lbs.
Special Event
4 Rounds
Harold Davis, of Eugene vs. Soil Burns, of Seattle
135Lbo;
4-Round Preliminary
Ray (Jake) Jacobs, of Eugene, vs. Kid Fuller, of Eugene.
133 Lbs.
A 4-round curtain raiser to open the show.
First bout starts 8:30 p. in. sharp. Doors open, 7:30
Scats on sale at all down town cigar stores.
Gen. adm. $1.00 plus tax. Reserved section $1.50 plus tax.
Ladies, 35c
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which the players will be much
stronger than last year. It was re
ported by the delegates at the
meeting.
SWIMMING TEAM NEXT
IXKTAIj boys may organize
FOR COMPETITION'S ,
That a swimming team of boys
would probably be organized by
the Eugene Y. M. C- A., was the
statement made yesterday by K.
E. Holdeman, physical director.
The team may consist of from
10 to 18 members and swimming
competitions against similar teams
of Salem and Portland may be ex
pected. The date of organization of such
a team here has not been set,
said Mr. Holdeman, and the form
ation may also depend on the ac
tivity in that department by the
Salem and .Portland associations.
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Ui2t0 Match Speed
mjr The Aiwoclatrd Prom)
MEDFORD, Ore.. Dec. 6. In a
brilliantly played and fiercely con
tesytti fobtball game hero this af
ternoon Mcdford high school,
champions of Southern Oregon, de
feated the lem high school team,
champions of the Willamette valley,
16 tS 13, before 5000 people. , -
1 fci'-ffth teams scored a toucnaown
inmllaTlcd to convert In the first
half. In the third quarter Mcdford
score fL-A field Roal, and Salem a
toucljjlown. which they converted.
t In the final quarter Jledford
s(flfd and converted a touchdown
or .'430-yard forward pass.
the Salem team, outweighed
Medforil approximately 15 pounds
to the man, depended on lino bucks
for- yrdage. They made nine first
drfwns and Medford 28. Medford
completed four forward passes, and
Satem one. Medford gained 302
'yatls and Salem 98 from scrim
maze. Halem was penalized twice for
'unnecessary roughness, and twice
for stalling.
The fast Medford backs gained
most consistently around Salem's
rlgl end and tackle, and out
genfWjed their heavier foe In the
last half.
Salem's first touchdown was
scored when Lang got away on a
lino buck and their second on
I straight line bucks after being held
twice for downs on the Mcdford
one-yapd line.
. Jrfydford scored a touchdown
from Us !i-yard line when Its tiny
half back Conrad tore around right
end. The next score came when
ConrjvX kicked a field goal from
lliei K-yard line. The winning
touchdown was mado In the lawt
quarter when Dunn threw 30 yards
to Singler who caunht the bail be
hind tho goal line. The play In tills
quarter was fast nnd furious.
In the last two minutes of play.
Moore, Medford half, electrified
the crowd by running 05 yards, on
a fake crlss cross off right tackle,
the game ending with the ball on
Salem's three-yard line.
CCdilRG WINS CONTEST
St$LT GAME WirilBK PLAYKD
AT WKMHINO
VnKlntor Lnno County Bpeclftl)
COHl.Ita Ore, Dec. 6. In. a
Bpecdy httHltfttball gamo Friday
nlKht the Ooburff hlh nnhool
quintet overwhelmed tho. ITalriey
Bquad with a nooro 25 to 4. ThlB
wan CoburK' firnt Krtmo of tho
Benson, and In considered a Rood
flhojiYjiff toward their proRpoetfl
fr tho year, a the Halney boyn
ar0'p,vwift. hunrh of ptayorH.
Tho next frame will probably be
played (n tho Knur-b hall at
WendHnj? v;i(h the Mohawk union
high chool on December 11.
Unify Cohurg
M. Krionts! rt ,...J. C(lo, 1
V. KVnntz If KMehor, 0
T. Wilier c . . . .T. Winn, 0
J. KfHT.or rrc 11. JTarrintrton
T. Palmer.. ..Iff ..Tt, Johns, 1
Heferee, Clark of IlalRey.'
UiWplro, Davldaon of HprinRfleld
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A vj,f
Incream of nutos RUprffentR
propriety of ehanrtlnff national
flnwpp from ffolden-rod to - car
nat:nn Wall Ktreet Journal,-
IKSItU WITH HENRY TR0M1
MORNING REGISTER, EUGENE. ORE., SUNDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1825
ROBIN REED, OLYMPIC
JO
Will Meet Jones at Hcilig
Theatre Wednesday
Kolttn Kocrt. Olymp'c wroatldm
t'tminplutl In llio Uulllwi'lKht cln
mut (hit chttmiiioit or thu .wurM,
hnit iuuu'oit thu I'Hotrto I'oitM tUto
now In (lu profi'Ktiitmul rliiiw by
iltfoatiltK JoitoA itt Albany tl ftv
tluya kko. inn lii'oil la koIiiit Ici
rvt stMno aiU'r vtimlpiltlou hon
Voilti-a.liiy niKlit nt tho llclHc
(lH':((n whrn Ih nionta Ktl lh-ovk
of rh:i-:iK, a yniuitf mull fully as
fiml ml iikbiokoIv"' u tho I'liuiii
nttm, looal fmiH iloflai'o.
Tho lU-i-H-Hiwvii limit will ai't
(lo mi oM ii'iiil. fur hi ii forum
inntch lh-own war Injiirx'tl nn
iiost unit hail to quit hefore liny
iKu'laloil viiuhl l0 li'in'lU'd. Ilruwii
la hallcil na n i'ihiI ooiiU'mh'r fol
nililillo wost honot-a, ami ahouhl
Uooit throw htm. tho Pnclflo coaat
man will ho woll Hi tho lino for
till? wOKt-of-lhi'-MliwIsnliiliI hi-U.
Tho bill Woitn-wilay will b a
double fmituiij, allien Rnllt llunil
la to moot Flunk Hurna, of Mli'll
lKan. nnothor mhhllo - woatorn
urnpiilor who la rrKnriUnl aa a
oomlnK rhnmiilon. liurna riuno
woat aockliiK ntv liuirola. hut loal
hla rtmt claah with Tiil Thyi).
roaat tulihobtor In tho hoavy-w.'lk-bt
clnaa. Thyo tvncliw
liurna aomi' thlnira about wi-oat-
Hub," wna the way tho uownpor
rvportcil tho bout, ana la una
ltut-na ttKrppa, aihllni;. "ho alao
taught mo that I wouhl h.ivo to
aprtnt; aonio now atuff on lilm noxt
tlmo, unit tnia i am roany in u.
llo'lt Kot a rout ivmoii iio-ii tinio no
moots mo. .
Tho hout horo with Tlaml will
sottlo whether Burns trots anothor
v.hack nt Thyo. should Hand will,
liurna will pack hla Ki'lp and ko
baok oii.n. and Hand will bo In tho
ruimlnc for a ko with tho Port
land Braiiilor, Should llaitcl ho.
he will ho out of It for a lomr tlmo.
so both men nro stnklnK their all
ou this mix.
The card la attracting ngrt
mon from nil over Ihla part of tho
state, aaya lllll Bodelle. promoter,
nnd one of the heat enrda ever
atUBod In tho Northwest la KUar
nnteed. A fnat curtain raiser, full
of action, la promlaed.
Volleyball Tournament Opens
at Y. M. U. A.
Jenn Prlvot, member of tho Mo
hawk club, won tho I'loneer HWim-
mlnir contest In the Y. M. C. A.
tank last night with a high score
of 19 points, to celebrate tno ar
rival here of his grandfather J).
M. Hunt from GraliiKor, Mich.
Mr. Hunt was among the Inter-
ested spectators along the rlrn of
tho tank last night. Jean won
fountain pen In addition.
' Second prize was taken by Lew
lie Sheotcy with 1 6 points. Tho
prize for this plae was an Ever
sharp pencil. George Pratt came a
close third with lb points and r;u
dlo Wells was fourth with 11.
Georgo Pratt Is a member of tho
McKenzlo club and the others are
Mohawks also.
I. Grando Houghton was given
honorable mention for having tak
en seven points. He is a l'lratc.
Prizes will be given at tho next
Pioneer Round-up, the date of
which has not been net. K, K.
Holdeman. physical director of tho
Y. M. C. A. supervised the content
and Jean fiberhart, Norria Land
rum and Deb Addison wero judges.
Other guests at tho meeting In
cluded Thomas Wells, father of
.Eddie Wells, fourth point man.
Mohawks defeated the Kagles In
wo of three games of volley ball
yesterday afternoon, In the opening
game of a series. Tho Whitman
club forfeited Its gamo to tho Mo
Kenzio club.
PHI DELTA THETA WINS
Victory Over Betas, 49-20,
Decides Title
The Thl Delta Theta basketball
team won the championship of the
university Do-Nut league yester
day by swamping the cagers from
Beta Theta Pi 40 to 20. The visitors
had previously won from the Oro
Igon club five In tho second game
'of the round robin series to decldo
the championship, Oregon club beat
rthc Hetns In tho first gamo.
The nimble Phi Dolts had nn
ony time from the opening wnlstlo,
and ufter tho first few minutes It
was only a matter of how big a
'score they would roll up.
The losers fought hard and se
cured more points than any team
liad previously scored against tho
ctiamplons, but their opponents
wore entirely too fast nnd shifty.
Gordon Hidings and Mervyn
.C'hastaln, forwards; Ilurnmolt, cen
ter; Hcott Milllgan and. Jon Dally,
guards, composed fin winning
team. Davo Kpps and Lt-Hter John
son, forwards; C'Hren't Toolo, cen
ter; Bill Adams, and Irving Flegol,
guards, mndo up tho losers' outfit.
GOLF CHAMPION EQUALLY
VERSATILE IN FOOTBALL
Fred LampreCht Played Most
Positions With Tulane
(CnrrPupnlMlen of Hie AMoHntea1 Vrnnn)
NF.W Ortl.KANS Fred I,nm
precht, nntlonnl and southern In
torcolleglato golf ehnmplon, In as
versatile )n football as ho Is In
golf. ' Ho has played mora posi
tions nn the Tulano football toam
than ho has clubs In his golf bag.
Now In his fourth year of var
sity football ho has appeared In
notunl competition nt every illnce
fonllmll offers. Ho seldom uses 11
clubi n a round ot golf, Tho
one-yetti" rule eivme Into muuhevn
loiitliull n Hot hHiiilireulit onlmvit
Tulniie, so ho hits tut extra year ut !
IUI'tll'lMtllll.
I.aiiiiniii'lii ilivl:iro Hint Ills golf
name Is Improved by Ills fimtlmlk,
lie also thinks k"M tins, made him
n butler football plnyur. l'laylnK
different positions, hit says, is
I'KinpitriiblK t lining tt;rri'iit kK
I'lutm uiuti'i- vliaiiiilng cuiiilltliMin ur
play. ;
l,aniireolil, who will be Kl'lldll
alett Itt June. Is -ft yettrs old. He
nli.it itmit Rolf to win the italloliiil
IhlcllMlli'Hlute lllle til Mimli'lulr,
N. .1., hultiK butter Ihtitt even fouti
in Ills seim-ftiitil and Unal iiiiiiiiIk.
lie won tile sutlltiel-u IlltercolleitU
tilo from a Nulil not Ittcklim III
class ill HIl'tnliiKltitlii.
Oilier minor golf titles Include
the Unit states championship, wn
tlm'o limes In wuccosslon, New )i'
Icaim il.stt'lt'l lllle. I.niilsliinii sinta
eliamploiialtlii 111 lt:4 mid rtiiiner
up this year, nnd Clrvtmiml illstrli'l
ihniiiploiililii liixt year, lie was
Hcml-rlnnliMt in the weKtei'ti ama
teur In IVSfc. Kwliig lo Kcefe I'nr-t.-i-,
the si'ipmtloual yiiuiig Kollor
who won the title.
Ills football record does not lit.
I'liiilo nnv ohninplonslltps but eov-
K'. t murh territory, . jaUf!
MlflRFT'i Afit WINNERS
IVIILULIO Hilt WHHlHC.no
AXOTHKli tIAMK ,I)li:i TC
list tv vimxwira
St. Mary's Midgets won number
football gaina yesterday when thoy
defeated the Sprlnhfl"ld Juniors
by a score of Sit to 0. The Midgets
tuivo two more games with the
Juniors and another game with
deary.. The game yesterday was
played ou tlu county fair Kroumis.
The lineup of tho Midgets was as
lollows:
Joe lingers, fullback: 11. Flnna
Kln. lefihalf; K. llruner. lightlmlt:
T. Toman, center: W. Hrlliw,
right guard: K. Sehaefers. left
guard; J. ltlissell. left end; Tl.
Welnuis. right end: D. Muxwell,
oiiarter.
Knell side plnyod with only nine
men.
CHICAGO BEARS WINNERS
'itr.i" itAN;K :ain At.
rKAiis i.v iMtii.Anm.i'itiA
Hr Th AMdrlateri PrnMt
1-llll.AIiF.l.l-lllA. Dec. 6. Mr.
"Ited" Ctrunge, Whratun's well-
known Iremuit, aided at crucial
moments by other members of the
I'hlrngo Hears, defeated tile Frank
fort Yellow Jackets. 14 to seven. In
a National league professional
football gamo liore today. It was
tho second appearance In Philadel
phia of tho galloping ghost'
tho gridiron, his first being
lasll
momn wnen a member of the till- Cownrt nnd Lewis are th veterans
noia toottgill team. ready to start In tho first game.
Approximately JO.Oon spertntonil The first gamo of the season
watched the western tornado go scheduled nt present Is with Mon
through his paces In the mud. roe 10 lie played thero Doccinuor
1 J u m.asua-i.jij.s.snj 11.114.1 uassssBsiusistii .-.imi-jA..MiwtMmju i
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Neckwear
Collars '
Socks
Cuff Links
Handkerchiefs
Belts'
Belt Buckles
Wallets1 '
Shirt
Studd
Loun'gifi; Robes
Mufflers;
Umbrellas ,
Sweaters
Pajafna's
Knickers '
Golf Hose
Walking" Sticks
FORTY-THREE ANSWER
FRESHMAN HOOP Cl.ll
"Spiko" Loslio Has Unusual
Yearling Turnout
Voi'ty-tliree university freshmen
basketball iiton uuswured the first
iall for Hie green eappers Issued
by t'oneli Kail "Nplltn" Leslie nnd
are now working out lliroo tlmos
ii week In tho men's gyiitiiitstum.
The aspirants will Inereaso when
the Intensive, work stints next term.
With mi unusual group of men
turnlnnr out I'om li Leslie says he
has hopes for n soooessful season,
'I'ln, group of nieu turillng out Willi
the exreniloii of the nlt-stniu nieu
are nii'iisitiing up well and should ,
Ml vii Ihetll n tin til eotiipetllloii lot'
places on (ho team. Those signed i
nip to dale m et
Fred Niamey, lleselllltes: Joe J
Mi-own, Kodtnond: John Kberhart, .
l-higene; Iteriiiii'd lluinmell, l.M
(ll'llllile; Keith N'osler. foqullle; i
"wrem Ogle, Iikevlew; K
,,u, t.ilr(B,,M,ri .;,menei Wl
rank .
piier, I'.ugenei William
llynd, I'onlHiul: John Qrny. Ilen-j
verton; llelmer lloyer. Htlgene: Ted
Ten, Itldgetleld, Wnsll.i Homer
Ilium, Kugeiie: Kriink rndwell,
l'nlon:ii:d rial I. Cortland; Klelmrd
ttftedal. Medford: tlordeon Htearns,
I'htgene: John (lllhert, Portland;
Kdgar Svnslibotul. (lenrhnrt; John
t.'olwell. Merrill: Ted I'npe. Porl
land: Mervyn I'hastaln.' ltiKeue;
itny Martin, I'oriland: fenl rMdy.
Cnrlluni Floyd I Jverinure. I'ort
lnd; James Htott, t'loverdnlo; Don
Mt't'orinlek. Kugene: Keith , I'im
moits. Eugene; Joe. Itttlly, Ktigeue:
(lordon Itldlugs, Kugene; Joo
Standard. Warrenton; Marvin Tliie
ehel, Portland : IiMnllo t'nles.
Haloes: Krrd 1'n Mert. MeMlnn
vtlle; Arthur Pillion, J'ortlnnd; ltoy
Wenver. C'entrnt point: Hex lltntnii,
Milwaukee; Phil Homier, Portland;
ICnlph Mefnlloeli, Portland; t'lny
tihdaker, Hnlem; Pave Kpps Port
land; Hi'Olty Mllligall. Kligene; Ted
Hlausseii, Haeruinenlu, California,
SPRINGFIELD TEAM OUT
TIllti:K VKTKItA.Ntt l'UO.MIHK
llltKillT 1UMP KKASON
(llrsi.tp lAtt Ceunty Hplsl
MPRIXOFIKIJ), ore., Iee. ft
The basketball season nt Hprlng
fleld high school opetied this week
with practice. There nro prospects
for n successful season. It Is ba-
ofilloved. as three of Inst year's first
string men are In suits. McPbersoii.
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Wednesday. December 9fjj
TWO BIG FEATURE BOUt?
Robin Reed
O. A. C. Amntnur
World Champion
Ralph Hand
Eugene
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The First Big, High CIa
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ALL SEATS RESERVED
Mill nonrDd mnui r? i. , .
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envelope for return of tickets.
BOX OFFICE SEAT SALE OPENS TUESDAY lfjA.lt
19. A teniutlve wtiedule with games
listed with the university high
school nt Kugene. Monroe nnd t'ot.
tngo Orovo has been arranged. An
effort Is being mniU tu book a game
for lint Friday.
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