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OOP GAME PLAYED
iirno teams' DERRAT-'
,'f TWO CONTESTS
'HBtmai' Ore.. Mrch 12J
' to .the RoglHtor.) The
noop onnis ot Mofiroo
i.1."0 tWo flr8t m oC
B JilBh here Thurdy
W tho final ' basketball
I'll" nonson, The boy vl
h; ,t0 4'.'t'i home team
out two bastoete, these by
,;,( an" aominer-
t .... . , rfniftvt Aiiuo iviur
' forward,, won five folnta,
oc tne final iicoro, a
vioiory lor i tho Monroo
i'home basltotball piny-'
'" wn oble to gain
Wirrt tho end of ,tlo' scn
Jr"nt the teams are play-
mm were sorvo to the
Kms following the games.
by score of 32 to 19
mclopghuTteam loses
Wlrlli Is II lull Point Man' in aainc
Willi roi-Uuiu! KiJioiiI uy
Muklii(c 1 1 1'olulH
'RAIKM'.", Oro.. Marnh 10 vm.
Bono and Hulom, for many yoaru
i.M,', ,01' "lroinat!y In tho
niiiuninue vilify, will olnHh horo
toinorniHr J,, ilu nilll, ()( t)lfl Klata
hlKli school iMiskotlHtll tournnmont.
lloth loams wtirn vl,-irii.i,.nu in.,t.,i.
In tho sotnl-flnals. Uihtaha .inr....,-
Iiir (Hunt IiIkIi of Portland 82 to
ID, und Buloni winning Xiom Mo.
uuuifuilll, oi to in. ' i
Wlrlli, Eugono forward, was high
point man of tho Kugimo-Orant
nialch, with Jl points, wltlr Ebor-
hart, lQlltfono conlnr. nn,l l.lllln
Orant coiitor, tying for second with
7 points. JJiikoiio started tho gamo
riiii iuiik snots, piiioing tnom from
all nnglos of tho floor, and at tho
samo lluio niado uso of a suiiorb
dofenso thut Orant was unublo to
pierce.
Dufry Milken 12
In tho Sulem-McLoughlln game,
Duffy, Biilem forward, won the
high point honors with 12 count
ors. It. Dragor, a Bulom guard and
Johnaon, McLnughlln eontor, tied
for second with 7 points.
Tho . t.wp . Balom guards, rt:
Dragor, and Ollnger, wore tho
main foaturos of tho contost.
Draper dtartod iho match by flip
ping threo baskets In rapid suc
cession. Ho was followed by his
companion, Ollngor, .who put in
two, bringing tho score of Halom
up to 10 In the first tow minutes.
Tho second sorlos contest to de
termine third place will be played
tomorrow, threo games In tho
morning, and the docldlng matclv
Just bnforo tho Eugono-Salom
match. Mcdford and Astoria will
meet In tho first socond series
gamo. Ilukor and Grant, In tho
second, tho winner of tho Modford
Astnrla 'match against MOLough
lln In the tfllrd, and In the fourth
match, tho winner of the Baker
Orant game will play the winner of
tho McLoughlln gamo. i
, Flual 04 mo Tonight
Tho final game will bo held at
8:111) o'clock In the Willamette
University gym,
Tho lineups:
Eugene (32) Grant (19)
Wlrth, 11....I.F ,. Horsfeldt, 8
Horner, 8. .... .V '. JaloH, 2
Kborhart.'7....C Llllle. 7
Coloman, 2 0 .... Charlton, 2
Barnes, 4 ..... ,Q Walker, 1
Substitutions: Eugene Colbert
for Wirth. Oraqt MeCaU (2) . for
Jalnff) Hurrlo for Llllle; Baek
strom (2) for Charlton; Charlton
for HacUatlQin; Backstrpm for
Salem (31) McLoughlln (18)
Hlogmuiid, 2'. .'. ."P . '. .'. . K. Potts, 6
Duffy, 12 P ...... Karkor, 2
J. DrtiKer, 4 . . . ,C Johnson, 7
R. Dragor, 7.... O . . . .W, Potts, 2
Ollnger, 4 ... ... . .G-'.. ..... Weir, i
Suiistltutlons for Snlcm Adnms
for Slgmund; Slgmund for Duffy;
Lyons (2) for J. prager; Schwah
bauor for Ollnger. Por McLoughlln
ijoon for, K. Potts.
BOWLING LEAGUE ENDS
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POLLY AND HER PALS
Copyright 1923 by NowBpapcT Servloe, Ino.
By CUff Sterretl'
MKT 3 A MEWCAL STUDENT AmD" HE r
"THERE S MCTM I MS TO A TONSIL (PEI?ATlOM
CityvTeam Finishes One
' Game Behind Elks :
' Iiongno Standings at Flnl -
' W. L. P.C.
Elks ,.. ... ..26 6 . .833
City .. .24 8 .800
Dnnnor-n ,..14 18 .486
Shoomnkors ,. ....10 20 .333
Tolophono ... .,. ...10 20 .338
Uankors ... ....... 8 22 .206
City bowlora last night ended tho
local loagtin season ,wlth three do
foalH chalked up against tho Dan-ner-Robortson
quintet. In gamos
plnyod on tho Eugono bowling al
lovs. Ilenzlor of tho City team
was high score man with 211 in
tho scoonrt game, and high average
Of 102 for all threo.
Albany Elks wll pay a return
game hero with Eugene Elks
Thursday night and the Spring
Hold town team Is expected to meet
tho City aggregation the same eve
ning. ' ' . ' '
Following nre the scores of the
Clty-Danncr-ltooortson games
uannor-u.
Bartholemy .142 : 183
C. Robertson 112 120
Hnlrd . . f . .119 106
W. Robertson 178 148
Manvilio ,. .120 ino
Total
1 18 378
143 876
117 342
J41 460
. 146 416
City
Knight i..
Oilson . .
Roberts . . .
Huntington
Honzlor . .
, 409 64a ' 6691070
HIUW
.161
.168
187 183 4&1
161 181 4tl
16B 178 164-484
,186 110 J 3H-- llin
.187 ' Sll 179 677
"797 814 7362347
PIONEER CHAMPIONSHIP
WON BY COTTAGE GROVE
One Point Victory Taken By
Lions Club
- ... TiiAnAart ll,h
Tlie i.ano i.ouiiiy .......
.l.n,nlnnalitn wnm TO
a Gottago Grove quintet last n gut
when by a coincidence, ,the Dions
defeated tne monawps 1
difference of one point that also
doclded. tho Dane county league
championship for the senior play-
,rnoghnnss marked the , .entire
contest. Players on both sldoj were
spilled. Defeat for the Mohawlts
was nttriuuieci uy w'"
result of poor chocking nt critical
periods of tho.gume. The Hons
... !..,i i,ntvtAt.v nP tpnm. work
(lin,iuy.!.t .... .
and spoed. The line-ups: .
flwatison 6 '.'. F Mitchell
Rnnnott F 1 Murray
Ontos" -8waveI
Arms 2 ,..a Calhoun
Arne, 4 0 2 flhwley
Suiw: T.lnns Ooodlng for Bon
nott n orr. for. Arms.; ;, si,, ,
M(?E CHILDS k
PLAV I -ASSURE A
l 11 "A. Irf dwi r m 1
5Ur?E"TW& OMLV THIMS W& HAVE, TO
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EUGENE ALL-STARS BEAT
LING IN HARD GAME
Encounter Ends 31 to 27 For
. . Visitors ... ',
(Rflfflstfir T.ano County Special)
WENDUNO. Ore.. March 12.
An an-star oasKctbaii aggregation
irom Hugono took the long end of
a 81 to 27 score from the local
team here tonight In a rough-and-ready
encounter. This is tho second
defeat handed Wendling by this
Quintet of Eugonlans as they
downed the locals 30 to 21 here
earlier in tho season.
The game -tonight started in
regulation, fashion and at the end
of a fust though rough quartor tho
locals led 6 to 4 and raised this to
20 to 16 for a half time count.
However. 'the '.cad was short lived.
following the -Intermission, as the
clever. guarding. of .the all-star duo
held Wendling scoroless while they
Increased tholr load to 24 to 20.
Then both teams started hitting'
tho basket until,, with but seconds
to go, the score stood 27 all. When
trio final whlstlo was blown the
Eugenlans had collected two bas
kots during the few remalping
seconds, winning the game.
Kloth Emmons proved the scor
ing aoo ,of tho enoounter as ho to
taled 11 for Eugono. "Red Grange"
Dutton and Chuck Orr worked as
a clever combination for the vis
itors. Chot Hufstader with eght
and Walter Wicks with seven led
in scoring honors for Wendling.
The lineup:
Eugene all-stars 31 Wendling, 27
Emmons, 11 7, Wcks
JJUtton, 4 f .. 8, Hufstader
Martin, 6 o ... o, joinmuu
Welch, 2 g .... 4, Taylor
Orr, 8 g 2, Curtis
Referee , Robert t W. ( Watt,
Wondllng." . -
Difference of One Point pe
n v ..; dares Title
Hounds of the Y. M. C. A. Inst
night won the Lano county basket
Bail league championship by one
point, defeating the Comets 31 to,
30. : '.
This was tho second game of the
play-off series, tho Hounds winning
tho first game Wednesday-night by
a score of 33 to 28.
By the result of the contest last
night, tho prediction made by B. E.
Holdoman, physical director of the
Y. M. C, A., that the result would
he In doubt until the last basket
had been counted, lias been ful
filled. ,. . - -
Both teams were evenly matched,
noth played strong games. Tho re
sult was ,no nioro a surprise than
had the Comots won by a single
point; ' ' '
rSbTho t-Iocxcu sbrdleta sdluth m
Mr. Holdoman did not present
tbnialivor lovlnir cun trophy to tho
Hounds and this ceremony will tal,o
place at a later lime, wncn Dptn
teams and all loaguo officers can bo
brought togother, perhaps nt a ban
quet In the association building.
The line-ups! , .
Hounds . Oomotn
Johnson. 13 V....n i Dnndrum
Smith. 11 F.. 11 Murray
Howlcv, 4 C...i......8,. Schroder
Nordling 2 ,.......G ;'...!.:.. Taylor
Oroshong 1 0 .........i Sims
Bossonette 1 Q.i....i. 8 Donnelly
Referee. Hobson; umpire, Glllen.
waters: tlmokeeper, Murray; soor.
or, Eberhart,
OREGON TO PLAY PACIFIC
ST. MAIIY'S RASEnAITj TEAM
;, t MAY BE SEEN. HERE i
The Unlvorslty-of Oregon base,
ball team will ploy tho Pacific uni
versity nine here pn April 28, In the
first prnctlco game of the senson,
It was nnnpuncoii yesterday. There
Is also the possibility that the St.
Mary's team may be brought here,
as It is understood thnt nine is
contomplatlng a .nqrthorp trip. ,,
! Billy ReinhnH. Oregon roach. Is
now In Snleni ftttoiidlng tho state
high scljoi?! basketball series,. , Dps,
Stegeman has charge of, tho' prac
tice during the coach's ab'sonce, and
is now busied putting the athletes'
through their warming up tricks.
Practice is to continue every day
during the Bprlng vacation, it was
announced. , .
DATES FOR COAST TflACl
. Sheets are advanced
The Pacific1 coast conference
track meet will be hold at Palo'
Alto, Cal., May 18, Instead of Maj
22, 'as It was formerly scheduleL.
in order, to allow the southernr'
sphools to send teams to the nation-i
a! meets in the East on May 22.- it
wag announced here yesterday,
was unnounced here yesterday. 'J
changes in the schedules of Oregron,
Washington and O. A. C, for dual
meets In which they nre to take;
part. The O. A. C, and Washington
meet win De held in Seattle on May
22 instead of Kay ji; tho Oregon
O. A. C., meet Is to be at CorvaUIs
oh May 29 Instead of May 15.. The
date for tho Orecon Wash in Eton
changed. May 8. This new schedule
was decided upon at a meeting1 of
graduate managers of the three in
stitutions in Portand recenty. 1
' The University of Washington
will send a team to the Intercolleg
iate championship meet In Chicago
in June, according to Darwin Meis
nest, graduate manager of that in
stitution. Oregon may be repre
sented thero by at least one man.
j'roctnr .jnannignn, according to
Jack Benefiel. graduate manager at
Oregon. The Graduate manager o!
O, A, O., Carl L.odelit was uncertain
as to just what his school would do.
university and the Eugene high
school. St q dent s and members of
the faculty contributed to one
fund and more than 110 was. spent
en words pi cheer to the eight
young men under Coach K. G.
Brown.
. University high school students
wired in words substantially as follows:-
.
"It Is Eugene you are fighting
for we're with you."
Victory against Salem ' tonight
means a trip to the national bas
ketball tournament In Chicago as
champions of the state of pregon.
Fred .Chess, faculty student man
ager said last night that if Salem
is defeated he will begin at ohce a
.movement to finance the trip for
the boys". "
1 Local Interest In the game be
tween Eugene and Grant, high ot
Portland last -night was at a high
pitch. Several hundred telephone
calls were answered In the Morning-
Register office' "shortly ' after
the Associated Fress reports began
to filter over the leased wire.
PIN HANDICAP, TO, START
LIST OF ELIGIBLES MADE VP
1, BY ROBERTS
List of ellgibics for the handi
cap singles' and doubles tourna
ment tnat- will -be-idayed on the
Eugene bowling alleys, was sub
mitted, yesterday by-Elmer Roberts,
proprietor. Many of these have al
ready .entered.-".-' .
Approximately $60 in prizes will
be given. Following is the list, in
the class in which they will roll:
,.166 L. ', H.- Henzler, "Walt"
Walters, IT; Walker, O. Mercer and
Bon Smith. . . . 1
160 James Dawson, " William
Ashworth, Harry Knight, Gilson,
Roy Simpson, Hugh O'Brien and
W- Robertson: 160 Floyd Man
vltle, Joe Shipman, Burk . Eaton,
Blacet, L. Miller, . Denslow, ' Jess
Lewis, Brady Huston and Dr. D.
Itl Baker. - (' . .,
146 Charles Larson, Jess Perry,
Ray Sims, Harold Beytien and' Bert
Hulegaard; 140 Hal Bourne, Cllft
Baird, Ed Bartholemy.-Burkhardt,
Skade. Spicer, Charles - Slgman,
Landrum, J. Miller and Bonar. .
LILLARD GOES TO SEATTLE
DOCAD BOXER SIGNED IX)R
SPEOIAIi HATCH
- Mack ' Lillard, lightweight boxer
of Eugene, has been signed for a'
special bout in -Seattle Tuesday
night and will leave tonight for
that city. He said- last night that . !
he has not been Informed who his
1 opponent -is to be.v.r -:' - -.,
Lillard has been signed for three;
other bouts during the pet month,
one in Marshfield, March 26, one
in Eugene April 13. and one in
PortUin4 about April 20. , (
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BASKETBALL PLATERS
E
All Eugene high school students,
and many of tho buslnoss men of
the cly entored into the spirit that
won . iaurols for. tho homo town
basketball teum at rSulom last
night.
' More than 30 telegrams of en
couragement, kept . the Western
Union wires hot between Eugene
nnd .the Willamette . university
gymnasium during the day.
"We are with you" was the dom
inant message, stirred by the Initial
action of tho student body at tho
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TWILIGHT LEAGUE" TO USE
', ... , -, FAIR GROUJTDS .... .
.Official praotlce of the Eugene
Twilight baseball league will start
April 1, pn the Lane county fair
grounds, according to F. J. Sher
man, newly elected president of
the league. Permission of the fair
board to use the grounds Jias been;
obtained, it was reported.
' Mr. Sherman also said that the
Eugene high school could use the
grounds arid the diamond for con
ference games. -'''
Twilight league contests may not
begin until June 1 . In the mean
time the diamond will be put In
shape.
DANCE
STRICTTjY OLD-TIMB1
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Every Saturday Night.
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