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: , FdOTBALL TEAMS NAMED
i 11
Wilson of Washington ,1s
J -: Only Westerner , .
f I , ftly Tin Aasorlatad PrM
t '! NEW YORK; l)oo. 12. The
' - make-up of tho flrnt, socnnd and
1 ithird n!l-Amorlpnn football teams
j i compiled by The Assoclati'd rress
j from country-wldo opinions Is as
i : follows: . .....
Irst eleven:
End: Benny Oostorhaon, Michi
gan: Mike Tully. Dartmouth.
Tackles: Kd Weir. Nebraska;
Ralph Chase, Pittsburg.
Guards: Carl Dlehl, Dartmouth;
Herbert Struhnhnn, Yale. 1
fVnter: Kd McMlllnn. Princeton.
yl Kuartcrbnck: Harold "Red"
Urlinm, nullum.
Halfbacks' Ocorge Wilson, Uni
versity of Washington; Andy
' . :"gwedo" Oberlander. Dartmouth.
Fullback: Urrilo Nevers, Stan
1 ford.
) 'j i Second eleven: -
V ' Ends: Thayer. Pennsylvania;
., Born, Army, .
. ; . Tackles: Parker, Dartmouth;
' . . Llndenmyer. Missouri.
fi .Guards: Ness, Ohio State; Buck
; ler. Alabama,
':! i Center: Brown. Michigan.
I Quarterback; Friedman. Mlchl-
fan.
Halfbacks:' Tryon, Colgate;
t .1. Flournoy, Tulane.
' , Fullback: Slagle, Princeton.
Third eleven:
' fends: Hansen. Syracuse; Lowe,
..I Tennessee.
I Tackles: Cyre, Gonzagaf Ed
. i . wards, Michigan.
. Guards: Malum, West Virginia;
l ! Carey, California.
. Center: Hutchinson. Nebraska.
1 Quarterback: Hyde, Colorado
j ' ggies.
: i , Half backs: Kcffer. Brown
v . Brown. Alabama.
. ; j Fullback: B. Tesreau, Pniver-
. any ot wasnington
A. C. PLANS TRIP
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BARNSTORMING WILL
; DECEMBER SO
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C0RVALLI3. Ore.. Dec 1!.
. I Toe Orogon Agricultural college
.1- basketball team, which has already
r" . ('i ' opened the -season winning an
! i . : early non-conference game with
i Albany college. 8S to 11. leaves
, Bias barnstorming tour through
r vauiornia.
K fn&ke the rnlifomfn rin TafI.
' If Baker, forward and enntnln. Tiilc
j guard; Bill Burr, guard; Jim Pin-
.'I cenon. center; Don Hartung, for
..j .. i ward; Jack Savory, center, and
.:'' , Dates for the California 4our
. : cemoer zi: Amblers A f RnvV-
it, ' ion, uecemoer as; jr. m. I., Ban
: i : cember z8; Hollywood. A. c, Hol
; . lywood December 80; Whittier col-
. lege. Whittier December 31; Fres
no state college, Fresno. January 2
whereby the annual game be-
twi-en the two tram wtit hliermu"
between Scnttlo and Portland! In
Ihe light of this compact It would
appear that campus tradition are
due for the toboggan. Why not
station the Oregon team at Tort
land and have done with the
myth that it plays any pan In tho
activities of the aludvnl body?
e
lllngelde follower who read the
details of the llerlcnbnch-Delnney
fight Just naturally wonder how
the refei-ee hud thp hardihood to
awurd the dcclslon'to the much
niuuled champion,
. As usual. KttKcnc vets th worst
of It In the conference schedule
grabbng. The only Inajor Kain
tmrded for the homo campus is
that to bo waned, with Stan'-v".
hero. It was Washington' turn
to come down hijr but Insfxid the
Multnomah club grabs this exhiht-
Ion. It has repeatedly been
demonstrated that after the dun
has had its drat; at tho gate autl
other Incidentals of expenses of
the Oregon team ore me: there is
little mazumn left as a result of
hese grid defections. And besides
it deprives the poor student of a
chance to see his team in action in
game that obviously belongs on
tho campus. How long nre tho
students going to stand for this
sort of footlmll buncombe?
On next Wednesday the Mult
nomah Anglers' and Hunters' club
of Portlnnd will stage Its annual
dinner nnd conference. At this
time a discussion of the merits and
demerits of the proposed game re
fuse bill will be staged by Uame
Warden Averlll and Captain
Burghduff. It may bo stated In
parenthesis that Lane sportsmen
are unalterably opposed to this
bill.
Wilson. rlKht half back ofWash
lngton, and Nevers. fullback of
Stanford, were granted places on
tne 192a all-star roothall team by
tho Big Three board. Thus do
the coast and northwest colleges
get recognition which formerly
went to eastern teams. Honorable
mention was accorded Mauts. Ore
gon end and to Jones. Oregon full
back. Oregon was slow in getting
her stride but the team made a
whirlwind finish.
It la estimated that 23. 000 peo
ple witnessed the annual Oretron
0. A. C. grid strugglo here last
month which is evidence of the
fact that Eugene is capable of
drawing a big gate to these games.
Another point In fnvor of the
campus game is the factor of small
expense incident to the home schedule.
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the Realm of Sports
It Is claimed bv snorfu writer.
that the poor showing madS by
"Red" Grange In the game of the
' i vn;cago Hears against the Provi
pence grid team was due to teal
pusy on the part of his teammates
that they gave him no support. It
; !' ; ften works out that way. We
:; pave seen ry cobb left high and
; dry between bases when other n..-
ro" Pbyrs refused to cooperate
;wun pim in a squeeze play.
OFflWIIDFOn
NEXT YEAS CUES
Large ' Colleges Withdraw
From Conforenco
(liy Th AafeK-UttHl Pri)
SftATTMC, W'nah., Boo. IS.
Withdrawal at ttio lartfti utvtral
tlos from (ho Northwont Intofi-ol-U'KUiUt
nthlotiu ronfoiiMirc, wlot
tioii of so mo offti'ia.H for noxt
yoar'i cotifoi-enoo louttaU tixmoa
antl f loot ton of mv offUm for
(ho Pacific vonnt intorcoUoRiato
Mhlolic ronfonuiro marked today's
BOivWm hvro, the last of tho annual
inortiitifH until next yoar.
When tho la nit uulvorsltlos, In
cludiHK 'ayhttiKton, WastiitiKton
State coHojro, tho I'ldvorslty of Ida
ho, (JoasuKa unlvonMty and tho
I'nlvorNity of Montana wtthdivw
from tho Norlhwost conference, tho
smaller oolUi:s announced that
they had already orcanlxed and
would rutniit tho naiuo and tho
ellKibillty renulrementa of the con
ference. Officials of all colleges concerned
emphaHixed tho fact that the iuovo
was entirely harmonious and for
mutual advantage.
Kor-somo time thero has been
dissatisfaction with tho old con
ference In which largo Institutions
wero matched vlth small schools.
A resolution was passed that
Pacific coast conference teams
must piny at least four cames with
other conference schools In order
to have their schedules considered
of conference standard.
An effort will bo made to select
athletic officials as far in advance
as possible nnd also to keep them
without permitting changes m ar
rangements. George M. Varnoll, who baa of
ficiated in foot Kilt games in the
Xorthwest for IS years, was again
not hortred to represent the far
west nt the national football rules
committee meeting,
H. V. Carpenter, of Washington
State college, was elected presi
dent of the Pacific coast confer
ence; M. f An cell. University of
Idaho, pecretary.
Tho next meeting of the confer
ence will be held In Palo Alto In
May during the track meet there.
The regular annual winter meet
ing will be held next year at Los
Angeles.
MORNING REGISTER, EUGENE; ORE., SUNDAY, DECEMBER IS, 192S
1. WU.W.II null, mull IJJi 'I Jl mill ' .m Hi '' I .' .
ST. . MARY'S DEFEATED
MAXY PEXATTTRS GIVHX IX
IOS ANGLS GAME
(Hr The Airoctated Pre)
LOS AXQELES COLISEUM, Pec.
12. university of Southern Cali
fornia's football eleven splashed
a 12 to 0 score over the record of
St. Mary's college of Oakland here
today In a game that piled up a
mgn water mark for penalties,
passes and poor punting. The ses
sion provided nn opportunity for
Morton Kaer, Trojan halfback, to
boost his year's scoring record to
the top notch of the entire United
states. He topped the list, accord
ing to official figures, with 114
points, leading .Eddie Tryon of
Colgate, who has 111. The IT. S. C.
team came within six points of
equaling the high scoring record
of 461 points held by University
of Washington.
CARBURETORSWIN SERIES
SPARE PARTS VOLLEY BALL
SEASON' CLOSED
Campus games at Havtrnrd fioi,i
are due to become a memn- tt
.'-'-! the nrMAnt h(a i , . . . .
games away from home Is main
. : jj tnlned. Astounding as It may
' vregwo ana wuh nAn
I Have signed a ten-vear mmran
Carburetors finished the
parts" volley ball league season
yesterday with a score of 24, ihe
highest number of points of any
team In the department, 1t was
announced by E. E. Holdemau.
physical director of the Y. M. C.
R. Sims is captain.
Spark Plugs, R. Landrum, fin
ished second with 217 and the
Shock Absorbers were third with
1S8 (Capt. Sig Skavlan.) The Side
Curtains captained by D. Schracd
er, maintained a cellar position al
most from the beginning, but ran
up a score ot C4.
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DON'T SHIVER
Wear Our Warm Woolens
Our warm woolen clothing is the
best insurance you can obtain as a
protection of your health against
the dangers that cold winter weath
er brings. We sell wool sweaters,
shirts, suits, pvercoats, underwear,
socks, mackinaws and blankets and
sell them at . the lowest possible
prices. '
SUITS and OVERCOATS
$25 to $40
Give Something Useful for Christmas
t
The Brownsville
Woolen Mills Store
w
HrVrsVl,
(TThce Flannels, Velvets
and Double-Faccvl Cloths
are pcnuaslve reasons "Why
Mm Si.' Jiomc".
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(Continued from page four)
(TYouH have to (hake lc
to find finer gifts than Lon
Or Short Hose.
Smart Clothes
A Quick-Pick list
For Gi&t-Gi vers
sfVEN though low cost be
not your object in choos
ing a holiday present) surely
moderate price can be no
objection. Here's a galaxy
of gifts to select from, and
don't forget a new Stein
Bloch Tuxedo Suit for your
self for the holiday fun and
functions just beginning.
u"No moie IiiiiiiIiiui pirimt
f."?' 0"""ll''K I-ouniilng
Kobe like tins with tM,Z
control Inn foclim ,ait
Klidlc.
cf Toledo, visited nt the L. I.
Cheshire home from Monday until
Wednesday.
Tho Hardy Cox home Is quar
antined for scarlet fever. The three
children have recovered from It
but Mrs. Cox Is sick now.
Rev. Lesley Bailey attended a
ministers' conference at Roseburg
Tuesday. '
E. P. Jackson or corvains. vis
ited at the H. O. Jackson home
Saturday.
ifr. and Mrs. Clifford Freeman
and daughter were guests at the
E. M. Lingo home Friday ana Sat
urday. .
R. C. Allen attended the Sunay
school conference ui Veneta Sun
day.
County Superintendent E. J.
Moore visited the Swamp school
cne day last week.
BLACIILY PERSONALS
(Rerister Lane County Special)
EI.ACHI.Y. Ore.. Dec. 11. Mr.
and Mrs. Vergil Post and children
nnd Eriln Post of Hlckrcall. arc
visiting Mr. and Mrs. John Itat-
cliff. ' '
C. M. Hulburt. Mr. ana - Mrs.
John Ratcliff. Mr. and Mrs. Vergil
Post nnd children nnd Ervm roBt
were business visitors in tugene
Monday.
Homer 'WorthinRton spent the
lnr.t week-end at the home of Mr.
ni Mrs. C. M. Hulburt. "
Mrs. C. M. Hulburt. Konerc
3'ayter. Homer Wnrthlngton. M!s
Ruth Pontius ana i,inirea nuiuun
moored to the new Harrlsburg
bridge Sunday afternoon.
Kobert Slaytcr was a business
visitor in Junction City Wednes
day afternoon.
C. M. Hulburt is building a six
room bungalow nt Triangle lake
for Hnborlnnd brothers.
F. K. Blachly motored to Eu
gene Thursday morning on busi
ness. . ,
tT T. UlAnd returned to his
home Thursday after a week's 1 Mcndcnhall was accompanied by
visit With biS daughter Airs. J. U. I .nr. aiiicib ui uusnuiirK. .ir. Limy
Stein-Bloch
Suits and Overcoats
f Are Always Correct
fXScsxfi are the Uit gifts
Hoing around and no man
can have too many handker
chiefs for both show and uk.
(TThe wide-awake (tft-glver
selects Pajamas in the new
patch-pocket and polo-col-Ur
effect.
(OUti and O loves cover
important ends of man
and of the i(t problem,
C Silk Dinner Jacket
Waistcoat to accompany
your new Tuirdo Suit and
the lateit 8in(lcbulton
Kvenlng Shlru
iSTORE-MEN
Known for Good Clothes
Post.
MFADOWVIKW PKUSOXALS
(Rstter Tine County Special)
MEADOWVIEW, Ore., Dec. 11.
The play entitled "Ana Home
fume Ted." will be given at the
Mcadowview school houe Satur
day evening. December 12. Twelve
students will appear in
Mr. and Mrs. Benton Schrcnk
nf Pine Rldgo South Dakota, are
In the vicinity visiting relatives and
friends. '
K. C. Hnlllday of Bnlem was
hero on business Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Thompson wero In
Eugene shopping Wednesday.
cottage ;novi-: PKHSONAtA
-iHcsimer I.anc County Special)
COTTAGE GItOVE. Ore., Dec.
II. v. E. Mendenhall rcturncl
home Thursday cvfnlr.g from
Seattle, where he attended a three
day session of the chamber of com
merce national convention. Mr.
VBV BAD CASE
0
Itched and Burned a Great
Deal. Cuticura Healed.
" I had a very bad case of elm.
plea and blackheads. The pimples
festered and grew quits large and
itcnea ana uurnea a great deal. My
face looked very badly for about
three months. I tried several differ
ent remedies but got no relief. I
began using Cuticura Sosp and
Ointment and after using two cakes
of Cuticura Soap and two boxes of
uittcui ointment I could see s
great Improvement. I continued
the treatment and after using four
csket of Cuticura Soap and four
boxes of Cuticura Ointment I was
completely healed." (Signed) Mrs,
ueiiiah M. & now, Wellington,
Utah, Jon. 24, 192S.
Use Cuticura Soap, Ointment and
talcum lor dally toilet purposes
Soto S. OlotiiMnt n and Cta. Talnm Be. Sold
rvrrrwiwr., nampie Mill rrn. Anirre.1
wuw initofla Dpt H. Htlota, VtM."
Cuticura Sh.lif Slick J5c.
wick of Eugene and Mr. Itlcd of
Corvallls, other delegutes to the
convention.
Mrs. Fay Allison was a Eugene
visitor today.
Mrs. -Wm. Patton and Mrs. Ray
Huto of Camp Crock, wore guests
Friday of tholr parents, Mr. and
Mrs. is. t. Mcuulloin,
Bob Jones was a visitor In Junc
tion City Friday.
Walter Murray was struck today,
while at work at tbo W. A. Wood
ward camp, when a limb fell on
Ills head, and received a badly lac
orated scalp nnd several brulsos.
J. J. Nciliion, employed by tho
Andcrson-Middteton Lumber com
pany at Itujnda, had his left knee
bndly Injured today when be was
struck by tho heavy line, while at
worl;.
Miss Lucy Case, from the exten
sion division of the Oregon Agri
cultural college, conducted one of
the series of lectures on nutrition
at tho Grange hall nt Const Fork
this week. During her stay here
aho had as dinner guests Mrs. Clnra
Hurkholdcr nnd rtnughtcr. Miss
""elle.'at the Hotel tlartell.
firslfMAN PKHSON'ALS
(RexlRtar l,ana 'County Knerlal)
CIIHHMANc Ore.. !)... II Paul
Triimmllljs returned li'inu Mon
day from Ban Antonio, Texas,
whore he was (!:'' 'icciiuse of
the Illness of his f.-ithe.-.
Mrs. a. 11, Mills is spending a
few weeks with relatives In Port
lnnd. Mrs. R. D. Mills and daughters
returned. Tuesday from Notl,
where hoy pavo been visiting rela
tives. Mrs. J. A. Rosier of Maploton
spent several days hern this week
with her daughtor, Mrs. Curtis
Sweet.
Mr. and Mrs. Ly'nn Wheeler re
turned Wednesday from a few
days' visit with relatives and
friends in Portlnnd.
Dee Mills spent several days In
Eugene Ihln week.
Karl Hill was a business visitor
In Portlnnd.
Fred Hewitt went to Silicons
Thursday on a duck hunting trip.
OAKRIIHJE PERSONALS "
tnesl.tnr T.nne County Rpoclnl)
OAKHIDOE. Ore., Dec. 11.
Tnck DukiiI roturnod Wednesday
from a btislnens trip to Portland
and Seattle,
Word has been received ' here
that Mrs. C. E. Wilson hui boon
seriously Injured In an nutamobllo
accident. This will, detain the doc
tor and Mru. Wilson from return
ing as soon as they expected. They
are now In Portland.
Frank Stevens Is back In town
after an absence of several months
Fred Slnglolary, who has been
on the construction work, Is hero
and reported ill.
W. N'orri was In town tho first
of tho wock from Wcstflr.
Thrco children of tho V. F. Ho
bert family aro reported as hav
ing the whooping cough.
X. T. Olrdner again assumed
hlii duties at the Southern Pacific
depot Thursday.
W. B. Morrison left for Eugene
Friday where ho was transferred
from horo,
Frank Rajotte punned through
town Fridny on Ills way to Eu-gone.
LOWER FEKX HIIMJK NOTES
(llesliter I.ane County Speelsl)
LOWER FKUN RIDGE, Ore,
Den. 11. Sir. and Mrs. Jason Ad
it Iris visited with relatives In Port
land several days last week.
Mr. and Mr. Dal Holcomb wont
to Eugene Wednesday.
Bud Vaughn baled hay for J, N.
Leigh Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Sanborn went
to Junction City Tuesday.
J. A. Adklns and daughtor Al
berta, wont to Eugcna Thursday.
Ill VKIIVIEW PERSONA IJt
(Iteslater I.ane County Kuoolnl)
RIVERVIEW, Ore., Deo. 11.
Mrs. ' Ernest Edwards Arrived
homo Sunday morning from Sun
Jose, Cal.i whore ska spent two
weeks visiting her sister, Mrs. Her
bert Burt nnd other relatives.
Earl Tucker Is slowly Improv
ing nftor three weoks of pneumonia,
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
FOUND I black mare. 1 bar hone, both
old. Owner plaaaa Inquire at A. If.
Jnhneon'e. motor II, L'oburg road. 3.
W. HnoiMy. IS-Ui
TlltS PARTY that took the black allt
umbrella from Ilia McMorran end
Waaliburne .tors la known. I'lenao ra
turn to office. II-ll-l
LKT UK haul your traali and garbage.
1'hone 1MJ-J. 1'eler Kilns.
11-11-1 mo.'
WEST LAKE I'EIISONATl
flteirlatar Lena froiinty Hpeelal)
WEST LAKH. Ore., Dec. 12.
f.fr. and Mrs. Ed Cordor aro spend
ng a tow divs visiting at tlm linmo
of Mrs. Corners' uncle, Dnn Miles,
Perry ftlchardsnn crime In from
KWal and Is spending a tow days
at his HBmo hero.
Lornn and Homer Austin of Can
nry spent tho wek.ond nt tho
home or their aunt, Mrs. Dan Miles.
M. D. Austin wont to Eugone
Mondny to bo gono n few days.
Ed MHm was over from Booth
Sunday spending the day with rel
atives here. : . '
Mr. nnd Mrs. J. Walter Smith
BO YOtI WAY KNOW
OI'I'OltTUNITr
NIIMIiKH KIVB
WHO Wlt.I,
OBT ITT
fssoo - A.rooin coniptolely furnl.had
houae. cloee In, nice front porab, ra
repllon hall with wrap oloaeti larsa
llvlns ami dining room, kitchen and
butler pantry, screened In hack porch,
S larsa bedrooms with cloaoto, full
alied haoemrnl wllh fruit closet, 'fur
nace heat, plaetored throughout, built
in buffet, bullt'lns and link In pan
try, olectrlclty; llvlns room haa up
rlsht piano, Ball rus, floor lamp, Vlc
trola, Uavenport ami 8 roakere; din
room baa full dining room set leather
teats on nholre, writing deak. full
rus: kitchen haa combination gas and
wood atee range, linoleum nn floor
and In pantry all nore.aary dl.bes and
titrmalle; 1 bedroom aeta eomplals with
ruga and many other Items too num
erous to mention such aa ahadei, rods,
ourlalns, etalr carpet, oto, Tha homo
proper la 3sx34 with a three enr gar
Sga In rear, situated behind tha home
la another houae tz3! wllh garago
Sod WoodHheil, alio chlrkon houeo and
yard wllh a good garden epot which
tina blarkberrlSt fruit trees walnnt
trees and othor mlecellaneous growth
oaropt -weeda. Thla property la con
trolly lornled on paved atreot with a
frontage of It feet and a depth ot
117 feet, It bun a beautiful lawn wllh
vlnea and etirubhery and surrounding
the properly la a painted Intllro fencet
Inet year hnnnrnblo mention wna glean
title property by tha newapaper as
f laving the molt beautiful ground!
n una district If not In Kugenoi
SO YOU MAY KNOW I.ait week a
hinn bought opt of our bnrgnlns gnd
before Iho Ink got cold he was of
fered f 1000 profit. Why go to Cal
ifornia or Florida when opportunity
ta'knonklhg nt your doori net qulokly
hecnuie tho fint orio making dopant
will get It, Tonne.
ABK POK Mil. EAm.y.
ANOTIIBIt IIAIIOAIN
fl-ItlS New t-room modern llurco hung.
slow wllh jrnraga and Woodehed at
tached; eaif llde nn pavement; I hed
rooma wllh oloiete, nlco plumbing,
large bathroom) A onmorvatlvg prlco
li 1.1800, but It mint ba soldi small
caih pnyment geli It,
abk rort mii. BAnr.T,
Frank J, U.rnr, Tteiltor
Telephone (It . jl llh Ave. Welt
. 1MII
Here are Watches that
fm yvu waiii-fa ea t . . .
L watch that can be de-r
; pended on to tell the
' tme correctly be ure
' to gelect one of the beau
' tlfulnewstyleDULOVA
WATCHES now on die
play at our storee ""s
We guarantee them
to give complete tatlt
factlao.
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- , EUGENE . QjRE.
027 WILLAMETTE
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