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HOLLAND LAYS OPENING GRID TUSSLE CORNERSTONE FOR VETS Wednesday Marks Program In WSC May Have Slight Edge; Requirement Listed OLD OPENHOUSE Construction of New Wash- Husky-Gopher Battle ington State Vet To Be Great For Advanced CPT PLAN RENOVATED Building Game Requirements for advanced ci- October 4 is the date set for Veterinary students became elat· It's only a matter of hours now vilian pilot training have recently open house, which this year will ed Wednesday afternoon when an- and the first 1941 Pacific Coast been published. Applicants must run under an entirely new ~ystem. other important step in the con- football game will be under way! posses a currently effective private Because the method used m. pre- struction of their new veterinary Awaiting the opening whistle to- pilots certificate obtained through building was taken. President E. vious years has proved unsat.lSfac- O. Holland, assisted by Dr, E. E. night are two eager, determined satisfactory completion of the tory and confusing, 1.K!s will see teams, both anxious to get off to a course in a previous session of the that all boys get in and out of the Wegner, dean of the College of good start for the coming cam- civntan pilot ttalining program. houses at the designated times, Veterinary Medicine, and stanley paign. Southern critics may look The private pilot certificate must Music will be broadcast over Smith, State College architect, for a very close UCLAvictory again be enforsed for 1941-42 if obtained KWSC through a special program laid the first brick. despite the talented Hollingbery- before October, 1940. .which will aid the boYS'.groupS Excavation of the laboratory and Sewell aerial attack, but loyal In addition, they must be re- to follow the schedule on trme. classrooms is progressing rapidly, Northerners don't think so. All in- commended by the coordinator of Only 30 girls from each ho,:!se the first story walls of the hospital dications show that the two teams civilian pilot training and the will be permitted to a~\'end ~th having already been erected. are quite evenly matched. flight contractor under whom they underclassmen getting fIrst eonsid- Next March has been set as the received the private training, as Following is the tentative line- eration. .., expected date when the new plant ups for tonight's all-important en- well as by the selection board at Complete detailS w111be given In will be ready for use. The build- gagement: UCLA Bruins - Milt the secondary course training cen- Monday's Evergreen. ings will replace the "Vet Shack" "Snuffy" Smith, and Bob Simpson, ter. .:.___- which has housed the College of ends; Charles Fears and Jack Fin- Veterinary Medicine since 1909. lay, tackles; Lynn Compton and The architect for the new build- Nate de Francisco, guards; Gene ing is Henry Bertelsen of Spokane. Alder, center; Ernie Case, quarter; The new classroom building is Ted Forbes, left half; Leo Cantor JUNIORS ARE to be four stories high and will give right half; and Noah Carti, full: 5 PER CENT special added room on the first Bob Cantwell, star end, is out of floor for psysiology laboratories action with a twisted knee. and class rooms, including a large Washington State will probably lecture room for physiology III, look like this for the line-up at .DECREASE IN READY FOR which has heretofore found it ne- kick-off time: Dale Gentry and cessary to use the auditorium of Nick Suseoff, ends; Joe Beckman KWSC, room 107, Old Science. ~nd Jim Woody, tackles; Bill Rem- The new clinic building, to be mgton, center; Bob Kennedy, quar- GRATIS HOP two stories high and which will t~rback, Bill Sewell, left half; Fe- ENROLLMENT cover considerable more ground Iix Fletcher, right half; and Les than the classroom building will McLennan, fullback. Johnny H~chestra Will provide, in addition to ope;ating States Work Out Absolute Increase Found Among Play For ''The Dance rooms and stabling facilities, rooms The visiting State College team Number of Women Students, on the top floor for attendants. ran through a brief warm-up ses- That's On the Location of the new building sion last night under the lights Registrar's Office Class" have been praised by Dean Weg- of UCLA's great gridiron bowl. ner as very advantageous, primari- Showing more pep and spirit than Reports ever before, it looks as though the Juniors and their escorts will lh because they are on the edge of WSC lads really mean business for dance to the music of JOhrnronwY. ~ campus on Stadium way, where An absolute increase in the num- Harris and his orchestra tomO It IS easy for people bringing ani- the coming engagement. The Cou- . . lass pre- mals to be treated to drive in. gars, if stopped on the ground, may ber of women enrolled was reported President Holland, Dean E. E. Wegner, and Stanley Smith participate in laying the first brick for evening, when tJ:e Jun.lOr,~ "the The old location, now well in resort to the same sort of aerial by the registrar's office today, al- the new home of the Veterinary students. sents its "Grahs swmg - the center of the campus, has for c~r~us t~at so often baffled oppo- though a 5 per cent decrease in dance that's on the class." . several years caused considerable SItIOn time and time again last total enrollment shows on the rec- The second batch of ticket~;J inconvenience, not only to stud- season. Babe Hollingbery's mixed ords. Total enrollment now stands expected to be gone by FndaY yet ents, but to persons bringing ani- assortment of ground plays in'raz- at 3800 in place of 4000 as last those juniors who have noTheYi mals to the clinic. rle-dazzle fashion, and coach Babe year. Delta Sigma Rho obtained tickets should hurry. will Fo~lowing completion of the Horrell's "Q-T" style in offensive .Junior Class Drops operations, will no doubt present CLARENCE are free to juniors and none buildings, an extensive landscap- The drop in total enrollment was STREIT SPMKS another weird encounter such as Plans Intramural be sold to the other classes. x- I mg program will be carried out the one seen last year in the Coli- attributed to the large number of Because of the large numb~a~ce I Both. buildings are located acro~ . seum. Horrell has many fast and men of college age now serving pected to attend, the sport not StadIum way. shifty men, and the newly-inaugu- in the armed forces. Largest drop Debate TGurneys will be held in the men's gym ------occured in the junior class. The Al CONVOCATIONlUESDAY. rmed rated attack is so planned to get freshman class appears to be run- ,------! the women's, as originallYpIa . NEW INSTRUCTORS them out into the open by confus- ning close to normal. ing the opposition with the peculi- Splendid enrollment in the new Newsman, Author of "Union Delta Sigma Rho, national de- or formations and plays. bate honorary, held it's first meet- WSC Has Edge department of police administra- Now With Britain," To De- ing Wednesday evening with Ruth tion was reported by V. A. Leonard Drum Majorettes ADDED TO ROSTER In the nine games played be- scribe Plan of World Eagleson presiding. Plans were tween the two colleges since 1928 head. An increase was also shown: made for the intramural debate Washington State has emerged in the enrollment of the depart- Union tournaments to be held this fall. Seleded From I -_ victorious five times; four of the ments of chemistry and chemical · ants 129 New Faculty Members Added engineering. The women's intramurals will contests being won by the Califor- start at the expiration of the six rosh Asplr To College Payroll nia school. In 1928, the Cougars Secretarial Course Expands Clarence K. Streit, author of week period set by AWS for fresh- F For 1941-42 won, 38-0. Skipping three years Enrollment in the secretarial "Union Now" and "Union Now men. until 1931, another game resulted With Britain" will speak at convo- science course has increased so The men's tournament will start June Cornelius Continues As in a second-straight win for the rapidly that two new sections have cation in Bryan hall auditorium October 15 and approximately four Ma~y new faces appear on the c:imson and gray, 13-0. Another been organized, In business ad- next Tuesday morning, September rounds will be held to determine Head Baton Artist; Je~ry ~ashmgton State faculty this year - VIctory was chalked up in '32-3-0. ministration the number of fresh- 30 at 11: 10 a.m. the preSident's wlth nearly 30 new professors, in- the winners. Lambda Chi Alpha Moore, Drum Major Will The next year, the Bruins reversed men is about average, but the tot- office announced today. won the men's cup last year. structors and assistants on the and won, 7-0. Then, in '36, the al enrollment is down because of Mr. Streit is at present leader of The men's question, set by the Lead Band payroll for 1941-42. scoreboard read: WSC 32 UCLA The new teachers are: C, L. Bed- the dropping of upper classmen "Federal Union, Inc." formed in I I,National Association of Teachers I 7. Another 3-0 Victory ca'me the 1939 by persons interested in the F fr hman girls were chosen\ford, instructo~, horticulture; EI- next season for the Staters. Here going into military service. of Speech and debate honoraries, t The College of Agriculture re- ideal which he has proposed. He our ~s t a trYout sa - mer Berry, actIng professor, phy- the ~o~oPoly ended and the Cali- is Resolved: That the Federal Gov- drum maJoretteso~t of a groUPQf slcal education; J. B. Birdsell, in- ported a total enrQllment of 466, comes from Missoula, Montana, ernment Should Regulate By Law forma Institution came to the where he addressed the students urday. selecte\he include pat. structor, anthropology; Howard E. comm~nd. Victories were won in a 12 to 15 per cent decrease from All Labor Unions in the United previous years. of the University of Montana. Wed- g hop;fulri hall? Helen stanke, Brewer, instructor, botany; Caroll 1938, 39, and '40 by respective nesday he will speak at Moscow. States. urry, ou ' tt cornmum- Draper, instructor, poultry hus- scores, of 21-0, 24-7, and 34-26 North hall; Edra. J~~ncan Dunn· bandry; Dr, Bernard Fried, assist- W~shi~gton State has scored 122 Plan Proposed in 1931 ty, an,d ~tty ~ia~~ Jane WIlson, ~nt professor mechanical engineer- pom~s m all; UCLA has 93 to its Streit first proposed his plan, a SU?stltu s Wl . d J an cordle, mg. credIt. Pauline Moran Is federal union of the democracies CLARENCE STREIT Gamma Alpa Chi ShIrley McGee, a~arnp~ontwirler, W. A. Hajjar, instructor, archi- What ~941has to offer will only of the world, several years ago June Cornellus, .c t tectural engineering· Dr J G be seen m the next few hours. when he saw that the League of position that a Federal union of will be head maJoret e~ Harrar, professor an'd he~d of de~ ,New Secretary Nations was failing. His close rela- 'Democracies can be achieved in Appoints Officers Moore Is Major a a partment of plant pathology; M. tions with the fortunes of the our time." Jerry Moore, Alpha. K ppd E. Folchmand, instructor gradu- YWCA Holds First League when he acted from 1929 Writes New Book ill be drum major, an ate s~hoOI of social work; A. G. Varied Education Has Equipped until 1939 as the New York' Times After the start of the war and At an executive meeting of LHamlbda'RwI.tterstimson hall, flUs Law, Instructor, farm crops' A S ar an , . ·1r Le d' ' . . oorrespondent in Geneva gave him the fall of France, Norway, Bel- Gamma Alpha Chi, women's ad- 't' of stunt tWlle. . I onar, asslstant professor me- ,Meeling 01Year YWCA Advisor For ample opportunity to study its gium, Holland and Denmark, vertising honorary, held at the th e ~OSIIOn , bUSYrehearSmg chanical engineering' William C shortcomings. As a result, he ,came which were all included in the Alpha Chi Omega house Wednes- ,!~IS gI'o~?ne~and willbe in fine MacArthur, instruct~r fine arts: Position f to the conclusion that "the funda- original plan of world union, Streit day evening, Marjorie Axelson was tWlrInfgrotuhl first home game 0 H. C. Mason, assistant Professor form or e 'nst Call- bact . I . Al d Janet Oswald-Introduces New mental weakness of the League of wrote "Union Now With Britain," apPointel new' vice-president and th f tb 11 season agal. eno ogy, exan er McHugh Tall, blond and smiling Pauline Nations was the fact that it was which appeared in March, 1941. Frances Lanning, treasurer, They e . 00 ~ tober 4 at ROgersfIeld. instructor metallurgy; Dr. D. W: Advisor Miss Polly Moran now occupies the desk in a League of Nations instead of The new book "proposes a step- replace Dorothy Hammer who ac- form~ McKinley, health officer. Many Departments Add Moran the YWCA office as the organiza- what it should have been___:'auni- by-step, concrete, commonsense cepted a position this year with tion's new secretary. A June '41 on of citizens, who elect represent- plan for winning both the war and radio station KTBI in Tacoma Agnes M, McQuarrie instructor graduate ~f Y~le, Miss Moran is atives to their own federal govern- the peace. It would unite the Ca- also Jean Buckland. physical education; C: T. Meen~ The first meeting of YWCA was now busy gettmg acquainted with ment," as is done in the United nadians, British, Irish, South Afri- The next meeting of the group Elaine Thompson ach, ,state 4-H Club agent; Arleen held September 24 for soph?mores,. my new job," she laughingly con- States. cans, Australians and New Zeal- will be held TUesday evening at . T Honors PattIson, home ec,; S. P. Swenson, juniors and seniors. APprOXImately fided. His solution to the riddle of how anders with the United States in Kappa Alpha Theta. The program Ins op I a~so?i~te profes~or, farm crops; 125 girls attended. New Yorker to keep peace in the world he pre- the American way-in a Federal for the year will be planned and W Vlfgmla LandqUlst, nutrition che- YWCA President Janet ~swal Born in Myack, New York, she sented in 1938 in his first book, Union like our own." pins, which were ordered this sum- ·sh Tests mist;, C. A. ScJ:~eider, instructor OIJel'l:edthe meeting with the mt:r:o- s~ent most of her life in Ithaca "Union Now." First appearing in Streit was born in Missouri, and mer, will be distributed. n Engll vetermary medlCIne; L. R. Toll. ductlOn of the new adviser, MISS I assIstant professor business admin- WIth her parents and two sisters. France, the idea met with such ap- is a veteran of the first World war. __ ist~ation; Walt Tolman, extension Polly Moran of New York state, MOdestly, she explained that her proval that Streit, at his own ex- For many years he was a member who tol~ of actvities planned. for scholastic achievements consisted perISe, had the book published in of the foreign staffs of the New Yell Queen Finals . hompson took honors anlffial husbandry . the COmingyear. They will dIff~r of .a year and a half's study in the United states I'n Au t 1938 York Times· and the Philadelphia . B. Elame T an English place- 1. M. Ingham, associate exten· ~omewhat from last year and WIll FSWItzerland. as a youngster and It was also published ingusEngland, . Ledger. His present lecture tour is Set for Tomorrow m the fres~rding to results r~- sio~ agronomist; H. H. Fields, lllclUde contacts with people in t alfmont Preparatory in Washing- and Sweden, giving rise "to an or- a part of the edUcational program ment tests, ~cf ssor paul Kies thIS busm~ss administration; M. E. nearby localities. on, D. C. A sociology major at ganized movement in all those being carried on by Federal Union, leased by PIO e 'ved the highest Ensmmger, head of department week. She re~.~edin the reading a.nimal husbandry; K A. Hess, as- Discussion Groups Alp~laCornell,Theta,Wheresheshewaswasa agraduateKappa countries, dedicated to the pro- Inc . Final selections to determine the score ever reft~rature exam here. sIstant professor of chemistry; V. The program for discussion test of the . A. Leonard, professor and head of groups held on Wednesday eve- of, 38. For the last three years, two yell queeus for the coming year gS Others Rate. HIgh" in- depa!t!llent. of police training and rm will include current litera- MISSat YaleMoranDiVinityhas school.studied theology 'CONGRAT'ULATIONS\ .. , willly committee.be made SaturdayAll girls whoby thepartici-ral- Others high in thIS .diVISlonon. adm~lstratlOn; and J. D. Swig- ure led by Gwen Taxilius and Mar- H d pated in the practice tryouts are clude Lyle North, Whlte ~al~riS gett, Instructor in fine arts. ~~r~t A~ Lindley and will consist a Special Training asked to report to the graduate of dISCUSsIonsof books and articles Eleanor Todd, Pullman: David w' current interest. Janet Oswal She admits her new occupation STUDENTS manager's office Saturday after- Getchell, Metaline FallsWilliaIllS' is right down her alley as she noon at one o'clock. Mix, pullman; Rose Wenat- c!l ~mporarilY lead the Bible dis- attended a special traini~g school Tryouts were held Tuesday after- be SlOngrOUp,.w~ch will probably Fairoaks; William, Cobb'ton·Ber- for student secretaries at Colum- noon and Thursday morning. The chee; Patricia O'Nei1,pa~ary Ann Broadcast Game ••• Loc: 8:I>~reclatlOnof the Bible. bia, the only one of its kind. Her girls were shown the fundamen- ed to ~mlsters are being contact- nice Layman, Olymp~ajeanne Ma- favorite amusement is youth hos- tals of yell leading by Clancy Jean Doyle, Clarkston, an on "E~nd r.nee~i~gs.The group teling and she is interested in EUGENE, ORE., SEPT. 24 and Dale Williams assisted by the rie Burnham, Everett. Tonight's football game by B c Mmonties" will be led conducting hostels here in Wash- two yell dukes. The two coeds who with UCLA will be broad- gion ~V~IY Potter to discuss reli- ington and would like to visit with CLANCY JEAN, CARE OF ,EARL FOSTER achieve the position of yell queens 13 Exempt exempt cast over KWSC begin- Virginin races of minority groups. anyone interested. will make their opening perform- Thirteen freshIJ:.lenw~~ebasiS of ning at 8:30 p.m. KGA from taking EnglIsh I test or CUSsioa Rogers will lead the dis- Miss Moran has several new YOUR WONDERFUL SPIRITED RALLY THRILLED ME _ ance at the California game here, tion in Spokane will carry the ship a~dgprouI>?n "World Citizen- grades in the c.omp
res- ruld ige- in- Sports Editor ••• - Gerald Weitz thy, tar- 60 Gel 'Em Gang! Ruin The Bruin! re- col- Re- Ter- rwn .'\r.~::1-; '':~'~J.I-~... . .frs. '":-~!';;,. , s is ud- of ject as fol- MAJOR STRO· GLE SEEN IN OPENING the OF PCC FOOTBALL; COUGARS READY r
WSC Team Expected To Open game with the Gophers. Up Via Air-lanes Against It is a hard tussle to call, the Huskies will be seeking revenge in SWIM PROSPECTS Frankie Albert, All American sparkplug of Stanford's 1940 Rose Bowl champions, leans to toss a pass at Palo Alto on opening day of ch- Bruin Foes their own back yard, but the boys 1941 grid season. Stanford hopes for another brilliant no-loss, no-tie season. of from the Big Ten are not easily her Tonight REPORTED BETTER .an, triPPed so we give the edge to Minnesota . In- From coast to coast and border FLATBUSHERS 60 DAFFY AS DODGERS ear to border the nation's finest grid Idaho vs. Utah-Although start- Coach Bill Bond Asserts Many machines go through their final ing from scratch, the Vandals of Good Men Will Swim I of warm-up practice sessions, prepar- Idaho are no cinch this fall with CINCH PENNANT; WYATT IS VICTOR their razzle dazzle renovated by This Year ing for tomorrows official opening •••• by Gerry Weitz day for the 1941 football season. Coach Schmidt, the new Idaho mentor. It will be a full afternoon All Brooklyn, Goes Mad ~limax- First Pennant in 1916 Some of the gridders get an early of good ball at Moscow tomorrow Bill Bond, swimming and tumb- . . rf' Tod it th taking The Dodgers have never won a. start on the fall battle front With as the many-time Rocky moun- ling coach, is wearing a broad Play ball! The 1941 season of PCC gflduon wa are IS on. ay ing Most Brea - World Series. Their first pennant games scheduled for this after- tains champ, the utah Redskins, smile these days, for he has the will be hats on to the football team, and the hundreds of crimson and Finish in All victory was in 1916. They lost the noon and evening. Included among invade the border town. It is near- best varsity Swimming squad in gray "w" caps bring and "auld acquaintance back to mirul." Series to the Boston Red Sox. The these will be the Washington State lya toss-up with Utah possibly years. Washington and Oregon Remember the Bruin-Cougar contest of last year which the Califor- History next was in 1920, when the Brooks Cougars as they invade the Los holding a small advantage. again appear tops in the Northern nlans luckily won? Coach Hollingbery and those Washington Staters dropped the series to the Cleve- Angeles coliseum tonight where they will meet the Bruins of UCLA Stanford vs. Oregon-It will be division with their major sport who made the trip with him last year can recall very easily. No, that Flatbush has gone mad! f the land Indians. under the flickers. Both clubs may a tough opener for the highly rated set-up, but Bond's squad will sur- 34-26 acquaintance has not been forgotten, and it has been brought The beloved Dodgers o. 1 True to their tradition of getting prise them in more ways than one. to mind time and time again since September 8, the squad's first faithful have clinched the Nat~~ay involved in screw-ball situations, I have been under-rated, but the Stanford Indians tomorrow 'as they northern boys appear to have a attempt to take in tow the Ducks Bob Thornfeldt after a year of turnout. League pennant to insure a su York the Dodgers reached the promised Slight edge on this evening's clas- of Oregon. Last fall the Indians non-competition will again be back Let's turn back the pages of time and review the scoreboard in world series with the New land today in a weird, breath-tak- sic. came through on the long end of a this year and, barring the unex- last year's game. Here's how the track meet progressed: Yankees starting next Wednesdai~ ing ball game. 'Barna Rowell, the pected, should be Northern di- UCLA vs. WSC- (First quarter)-Robinson dove over from six-inch It is the first Brooklyn pennant Braves' second baseman. perform- Line Is Heavy 13 to 0 count. If Clark Shaughnes- sey has his .model "T" in good vision backstroke champion. Al line. His conversion failed. Stan Johnson booted field goal from own 21 long years. th ed the seemingly impossible feat of With a line averaging a little working order, Saturday's score Worrell, a letter winner three years 34 yard line. Sewell heaves to Fletcher for a touchdown. Johnson's It came about today when 6 t~ making three errors on two plays better than 195 pounds, a passing may run about the same. ago, is back to pick up points in try for placement was good. Later Johnson split uprights with 24 yard Brooks lambasted the Braves, b in one inning. In the 1st half of combination like Sewell, Gentry diving and the breaststroke. field goal. UCLA 6, WSC 13. 0 at Boston behind the super the third, 'Barna fumbled Dolph Trojans vs. Beavers-Despite the and Suseoff, and a willingness to Bond will greatly miss Chuck (Second quarter)-Sewell, behind excellent interference, went over 5:hit pitching of Whit WyattI' ~nge Camilli's grounder, then picked up loss of the late lamented Howard fight till the last minute, the Cou- Bayha, star breaststroker on the from own 15. Johnson made try for point. Jackie Robison shot pass to Cardinals of st. Louis w~re OSlh the ball and threw wide to first for Jones, the Southern California gars should make a good showing frosh team last year. Bayha left Anderson from Cougar 26 to tally. Robinson's placement was good. to the Pirates 3 to 1, at Plttsburg , two errors on the same play. against the "QT" formation being Trojans are likely to get that war- introduced by Coach "Babe" Hor- horse rolling towards another Rose WSC to enter junior college. Robinson to simpson pass good for tuchdwn and the brwn bombshell to end all ~athematical chance Later in the same inning. Rowell rell and his Uclans. The Staters Bowl invitation. Tomorrow's con- Gentry To Be Out converted. UCLA 20, WSC 20. of overtaking their rivals. threw wild to first in attempting held a turnout in the coliseum last test with Oregon State will be the Other men back from last year's (Third quarter l-c-Robinson returned quick kick 61 yards for touch- The Dodgers now have a tw~ to catch Cookie Lavagetto. night and will be all set to open initial test, and a USC win which varsity are Dick Dodge, Don Boyle down. Placement was good. UCLA 27, WSC 20. and one-half game lead. Each clu Pirates Down Cardinals and Jack Richardson in the I ft to play So no the Coast Conference there to- seems quite probable, will put the k t (Fourth quarter)-SeweU hit tackle for score. Johnson's boot failed has two games e . ks While all this was happening in night. Trojans on the road to recovery. sprints;Jack SageBobandJohansen,Jim Bethel,bac breast-s roke; for the first time. Robinson gallops 75 yards WS.from line of scrimmage for matter , what happens--the Broo Boston. Frankl'e Frl'sch-manager Huskies vs. Gophers At Bears vs. GaelS-Another south- stroke. After the termination of final score. Robinson converts. UCLA 34, C 26. are m: of the Pirates-was getting himself Beattie, the University of Wash- ern close one is' California-St. football season (Iron Man) Dale So you see Jackie was a team by himself,. figuring in eve~y score and Closest Race in History some sweet revenge in Pittsburgh. ington Huskies, under the lead- Mary's. The dopesters hesitatingly Gentry will be out to add his ver- accounting for 28 points all alone. But this year the Bruin's have no T d s» proceedings climaxed Formerly pilot of the Cards _ ership of Coach Jimmy Phe- pick the Bears as favorites, but satility to the team. Gentry is a Robinson. They, too, have lost many good men, ar:d they can hardly one °Ofathe bitterest pennant races Frisch was head-man of the Gas lan, have tapered off their last don't be too sure as the game can four-sport man and has already be rated stronger than they were last year. The~r success depends . b: tory The lead see-sawed back House Gang when Dizzy Dean minute workouts to merely polish- easily be the other way around. won himself fame on the cham- upon how well a fast, all-around crop of inexperienced sophomores m d l~ th between the two rivals Martin were stars-Frisch took ing up a few of the rough spots. Montana vs. Brigham Young- pionship basketball team. will do. Some of these lads are pretty capable, south~rn reports say, !n su%mer as interest mounted great delight today in knocking The Huskies will entertain the Little can be said concerning the up from the frosh comes star but the~'re green. Th~t puts a big question mark behmd their names Ihigher and higher. Saint Looey out of the pennant Gophers from Minnesota tomor- Montana-Brigham Young struggle splinter Ray Brian and Justin and a bigger one behind the team. F' pondents cabled scramble. row afternoon before a capacity under the arcs Saturday night ex- t orelgn corres crowd of approximately 50,000 cept that the count will likely go Richardson, Bill Horton and Cougars May Prove To Be Bet er thousands of words giving the day- Billy Southworth sent his ace George Shufford in middle dis- !If someone were to say, "Compare our team of the pr~nt to th.at by-day details to all parts of the rookie southpaw, Ernie White, to spectators. Washington seems to to Montana by a narrow margin. have been slowing down lately, tance swims. of ~he past '40 season"-this would be one way to SUmmarize the Slt- world, while millions of AmeriCaDS the, mound in a desperate effort Pacific Lutheran is the team to Freshmen Look Great ua.tlOn: . at home, in far-flung outposts, a '. ndto stem the tide. But while White and it has been reported that they beat in the Washington Intercol- are not as far along as they were An added beam comes in Coach The crimson tide of last year proved to be one of the .top .p.assmg aboard ships at sea, sat wlth then and Lon Warnecke who relieved in legiate conference with only East- Bond's eyes when speaking of the teams of the nation. The wide-open style of attack also pald dlvldends ears glued to radios. the 7th gave up only 6 hits, one of in mid-week last year before their ern Washington college possessing frosh turnout. The largest squad in in running the ball, but the big weakness was defense. It proved to be It is the third pennant for them was Elbie Fletcher's 11th years is out with many outstanding the "wrench that ruined the machinery" in four games. Brooklyn and the fanatic fla~bUsh homer with one man on base in boys on hand. Of the twenty-nine This year coach Babe Hollingbery has installed a more deceptive fans are celebrating accordmg~~ the 6th to clinch the game. Bax WOUld-be Jack Medica's turning passing attack (if that's possible) and he has the same big guns who As the wor.d was flashed, taver - Butcher pitched five-hit ball to out, seven stand out as sprinters. t b d formet d hold the cards in ch k They are Bill Tilcomb, Honolulu; carried out the aerial bombardment of the past. Fletcher, .Gen ry, began to flll up and an s hich ec . Dean Daughtry, Huntington Park, Suseoff, Kennedy, etc are all back to snag 'em. What's ~ore, the new for impromptu parade~ tW the So it's all over but the shouting WHAT ARE YOU DOING WITH California; Al GrobeY' DeVleming, pass plays Babe has exhibited in practice really looks hke the touch- probably WIll last far 100 -but wha.t shouting! and Nelson Gilchrist. down stuff. Needless to say, Sewell's pitching arm is in no missing form. ~n1ig~h~t[.=_ _:__ --_l.~~~~~~~=~=====- Others bolstering the squad are Number 23 is the same cool, deliberate dead-eye. Due to the loss of YOUR LAUNDRY THIS YEAR? •• Bill Sage, Sprague; Wally Payne, some outstanding reserve ball packers and the graduation of six start- Dayton; Arthur Card, Bremerton, ers in the line last year, it doesn't seem likely that the ground-gaining backstroke. Bob Kimbel, Shelton; department will have more power. As Babe put it some time ago, "We Gil Nelson, Tacoma; breaststroke. are sadly lacking in reserve power." . The Arrow Shirt All this sems evidence enough that the Cougars may not be as po- L.V-; (Continued on Page 4) tent on the ground, even though they will present a more colorful ------=----~-----...... ::.------razzle-dazzle assortment of plays. ~~\~{)6l~ With the Dual Then, through the loss of all these <..!.::c.\-tf¥li. .?'@ . good men, we cannot expect to be p.,_{ Pas'sthe Pigskin, Please! as strong defensively, even if last 1-- ~'I Personality year's exhibition was quite spotty in that department. But there's one more thing that'll be a bigger asset in the coming campaign. Joe Beckman, a great guy on and off the field, speaks: "All of us have a lot of fun out there while we're hard at work. ~'\'/< ..."'.'" .... "tIlt!.;, "1! i • There's a friendly feeling existing &../~~ . between each and every member of the team. We're just like broth- fi·V~~ \~\ ers to each other, and that's what makes a spirited, victory-determin- ed football machine. Yes-I think (/l,~",j;?-t 'i '~?'~- we have a good chance of beating UCLA Friday night." w {'.~;\\ \.1/ \' "V Thanks, Joe-you said a mouth- ful. So there we have it. The more spirit, fight, etc. and better pass- Courtesy ot Dartmouth "Jack-o-Lantern" j \\ ..•.....:'."••~.~.'\.'."'.'.~'..',.':.J i.\':.· ;_ ....• ~ ... h.....e..(Arrow Doubler-a buttoned-up ing offense of this season's outfit :'.·.. ;:'1 //\ rkular shirt one minute and an A better method is to send it home regularly by RAIL- should hold it at par with the 1940 aggregation, although it is weak- , I /"«~.l.i ',optn-necked sport shirt the next. t w.~ WAY EXPREss-and have it returned the same way. er on the ground (offense) and on /. "1,11 . defense. Conclusion: WSC 13, ,;iTrl~1rick is in the. ingenious con- Our service is fast, sure-and convenient. Economical '1",:;/ It .... 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UJashingtonState€vergreen VANDALS ALL SET ens the reflwtioJ1Jof the sun, and IPh I r H k· All-Coast Dean McAdam ,Bronco bl«:nds~ell with t.he turf: • , La!JlP m Official publication of the Associated Students of the State College of ~ashingtoll. FOR INVADERS this: Rltinski. Witkowski, Santilli, e an s us les spring it looked like hard Published Monday, Wednesday, and Friday of the. ~egu!ar coll.ege year, WIth the ~x. Maurice Stacy would fill 1 aJ ception of summer vacation, when a midsummer. edition •• pubhshed. Student subscrip- I Hudacek, Ya.ckanick, Sa.rtori, Ko- de tion included in student activity book. Subscr!p~on rate $2.0D per year; $1.00 per 1FT h J b but he was called into thr semester. Printed by The Pullman Herald Publishing Co., Pullman. vach, . Sabasteanskt, Pieculewicz, ace oug 0 A Filipowicz, Shedlosky, Cheerko, Reserve soon thereafter. tl Entered as second class matter at the post office at Pullman, Washington, under Dwight Smith was then g the act of March 3, 1879. Andr«:jco,Krivik, ?soski Vuck- bl Address: Editorial office, College hall. Telephone 4311. Business office, Administration Nixon Is Switched to Blocking sanovtch. Looks like a line-upa;nd of Agal·n·sf. Gophers for the job but leg injury h bE building, Telephone 1281. Back Duties to Bolster Polish refugees, but it's just part him out of much of pre tr Represented for national advertising h,y National Advertisin_J! Servic.e, I'!-c., C~llege of the Fordham grid squad. Those practice. Publishers Representative, 420 Madis~n Avenue, New York City. OffIces In Chicago, Position a Boston, Los Angeles, and San Pranclsco, Rams are favored in the East , . ·1Irish Jim Loses Many Good Barrett Shows Well St Member of U. P. Service. The Cougar track team. nine con- B t R I ts All of which placed thc Idaho's 1941football machine is secutive years ND champs, swing Men u ep acemen wingback load squarely c w BOB BOYER BUD BRUMBACH into action next week for the an- All Show Up EdItor all set for its great battle with the sturdy shoulders of sop] Business Mgr. University of Utah at Moscow to- nual cross-country with the Idaho Well Bob Barrett. Under the com Vandals, The boys will have to Vol. XLVIII Friday, September 26, 1941 morrow, University classes opened coaching attention Barrett J No.5 last Monday and the gridders have shift into high gear to touch those veloped into the hard rt been working one short session a varsity and frosh records, both of In what promises to be one of hard blOCkingback Phelan I day to prepare for the Homecom- which were broken l~~ year at Ithe 'most significant pre-season ly needs as a running nu "ACTIVITY BOUND" ing battle in Neale stadium. Moscow.... ~ young gridiron glad- games in the nation, Coach Jimmy triple- threat left half Ernie The majority of the pre-season iator who Will bear puh-Ienty of IPhelan's University of Washing- You came to college to get an education ... and by that we weaknesses have been plugged, but watching is Bobby Erickson, Wash- ton Huskies tangle with Bernie don't mean just the kind you dig out of textbooks! a great need is felt by the coach- ington sophomore halfback flash. Bierman's undefeated untied Min- You came to college to have a good time. ing staff for reserve power. A fair- The triple-threater isn't too speedy nesota Gophers in th~ Washington Aggies Meet Eas1 You came to college to make friends and influence people. ly strong, but not heavy, first elev- for !tis position, but he has the stadium tomorrow afternoon. You didn't come to college to be a one-sided bookworm of en has taken shape and the sec- poise and polish. With one of the smallest turn- ond eleven is grasping the forma- party-girl or playboy (if you did, don't bother to read further). tions of Schmidt's razzle dazzle. outs in some years to select from, Foe in Grid Op~ Back of the second group, the re- and with the four "M"s-Mucha, * * * serve material drops off rapidly, ,More Huddle McAdams, Marx and MacDowell- Let's skip the rest of the preliminaries. We're hoping you'll be: mostly due to inexperience. • • • lost by graduation, the canny Irish Coach Homer Norton wi (Continued from page 3) mentor has been somewhat hard his remodeled Texas Aggi, not an "activity hound," but- "activity bound"-and in our direc- Nixon Now Quarterback put to field a team capable of keep- chine its first test flight OJ tion ,( toward room 6, basement of College hall-better known An offense strengthening move. . ing the nearly intact championship field at College Station ton as the Evergreen office). In other words, we want and need you was made last week in the pusntng UCLA 7 tomght. Gophers from making it four when the Cadets meet Coacl forward of George Nixon to the SLIM PICKINGS-Other games straight to work on the Evergreen. ,. of the coast have been picked to . Wilson's Sam Heuston blocking back position from his Teachers Bearcats as the 19~ We promise you'll have a lot of fun; you II be given ev~y left halfback job. Nixon, who has M@#%Wt{ end as follows: Sam Barry has al Huskies May Surprise son opener. opportunity to ,work up to· an important staff position; you 11 played a lot of football for Idaho, powerful Trojan team this year; But as usual, Phelan has whipped In the past the Bearca~ meet interesting campus personalities-st.ude~ts, professors ~nd is capable of passing and kicking OSC is not so good. USC 14, OSC up a gridiron eleven that not only from ·theconventional quarterback 6-Stanford is still too good. It Ilives up to his reputation for pro- not been very dangerous bui visiting notables; you'll be doing something In student ,affairs; Coach Wilson, an eX-Aggie" post as well 'as taking over the will meet a tough Duck tomorrow, 1 ducing top-ranking teams but is you'll be learning how to express yourself Ot; pape:-tha~ s some- running of the club. He is also cap- but we think it's Shaughnessy 20, conceded a better than fair chance took over the reins at Hun thing you need in every college course and In bUSIness lIfe when able of stepping back to the left Webfeet 7-Crash! Dip! Bang! It's of spilling the crack Bierman out- his teams have been what tb you leave the campus. halfback pOSition.His switch still the fur flying in the Minnesota- fit. called-Bearcats. Biggest Sl leaves Letterman Ray Davis and Husky football thriller at S~attl~, One of the biggest problems en- was when his underdog te It's never too tate to start. Don't shun the Evergreen office W39 upset the Rice Owls, jus~ because yo~'re an upperclassman-your experience makes Sophomore Howard Manson and and after ~he two-w~y blltz IS cou!ntered by Phelan has been Junior Dale Burkhalter strong in over, we can t se~ Washmgton bet- finding a right halfback capable a smart piece of mastermind you a far more valuable reporter. Even if, you're a fre.shma.n girl the left halfback post. A hot pass-catcher for Santa ter than the mIghty gopher. So, of filling the shoes of triple-threat has been seen in the Soul Bierman 10, Phelan O-St. Mary's. , football circles in a long tin: you can work on the paper, provided you re enrolled 10 a Journ- Nixon Good Ball Handler Clara this year is Al Beals, an and the Golden Bears of Califor-I------_ alism course, since it will be part of your regular class work. And Under the Schmidt style of play end, who is shown reaching for a high one. nia ought to put on a "dinger." I there's a big opportunity for .freshman boys, as well as f@r up- the quarterback and the balance They're bragging up Stub Allison's' perclassmen, on the sports and news staffs.. , of the baCkfield must be good ball ------_ boys-better say Cal. 7, st. Mary's Make it a date for the next Evergreen meeting then-we 11 be handlers. This has been achieved len are Johnny DeYoung, Nick O-The "Schmidtmen" across the A SK~RT••• A JACKET ••• seeing you. to a certain extent with the shift- Suseoff, or Bob Fisher. Although border may have their hands full ing of Nixon to give a strong and Fisher defeated DeYoung last year tomorrow at Idaho's Neale Stadi- THE EVERGREEN STAFF, J.R. deceptive backfield of Davis or to win the mural title, he weighs um, but-here goes-Idaho 19, Manson o~ the le~tside; I?ale Clark only 185 pounds, not quite enough Utah 12. ,ASWEAT~t!!A or Fred NIChol~m !he _TIghthalf- for varsity competition. Suseoff, AUthe experts are showing how back saddle; BIll.Mlckhch at ful~- 'too, is pretty skookum in the much they don't know about pre- I Wearin' 0' the Green :IsImbued With b.ack and NIxon m the front POSl- squared cll'cle, but a great deal of dieting, and this column feels like tlOn. his time is taken up for football. joining them in Monday's dog .Traditional Spirit of Cougarland (Courtesy Pen-y Culp, This leaves DeYoung. house. Idaho PubliCity Director.) According to Coach Ike Deeter, ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 1'Ie. Johnny is hard-working, and "Hey, frosh, what d' ya think attitude we ttre noted for, would very fast for his stocky build. you are doin'?" The bewildered and not be wrong. Religion and Life Although he hasn't the reach unassuming freshman turned to Tradition for Victory of most heavies, he makes up for it .~ face the formidable appearing up- I1.'sTRADITION to feel the way in aggressiveness and fire, and Golfers •••• perclassman, whose threatening we dQ about our teams, and this To Meet With Dean that's what counts. So keep your hand was heavy on his shoulder. year is no exception. In an attempt cheeters on that black-haired, Wednesday ladies of the What had he done? Events of the beetle-browed boy for further de- Pullman Golf club are en- COSTS LESS THAN .to ~how the fellows who will battle The Religion and Life executive past week flashed before him as velopment.s--he's on his way. tertaining members of the he attempted to think. why he .thelr hearts .out for dear old WSC committee will hold a meeting 4th ~t UCLA this week-en~, everyone period, October 2, at Dean Holmes' CRUD-Keep that ear glued to Moscow Golf club. $9 AT WARDS should be stopped when he was the crystal set tonight, ,folks, for IS.reqUested to wear hlS ~ez, spur office in the administration bUild- As a COt!rtesyto club merely going to a class, and, as far SUIt,IK sweater or anything that ing KWSC is broadCasting a wire re- as he know, not bothering any- will put over the victory spirit Fri- . port of the UCLA game, and it women it is kindly re- The Jacket ... All new wool flan. one. day. It's the "cooperation" part Appoint Co-Chairman should be a dilly. , . Speaking of quested that students nelsl Tweeds and plaids of at least. Something Missing mentioned before. It's our college The chief item of bUSiness will football, those WashingWn Hus- wait until the ladies have 4OYo new wool, balance rayon. be to appoint a new faculty co- The hand had not lifted when spirit. Your backing it is TRA- kies should be Shivering in their teed off before playing. the frosh raised his eyes to those DITION. chairman to replace Dr. Ackerman clodhoppers the~e days. Tomorrow of a grey "w" man. "Aren't you "V" for the "Victory" day, Fri- who is now at the University of afternoon they meet one of the They will begin play at 4.98 , missing something?" As he fran- day. Chicago. A new program for the greatest Minnesota teams of all 1;30 and should be off the The Skirt ... All new wool flon- tkally tried to think the upper year will be drawn Up. Members time, and those Gophers average tee in approximately an of the executive committee include nels ond crepes! Others of ot least classman proded, "Not alergic to Slightly over 206 Pounds of baby hour. color, are you. Green, for in- Kirk Rowlands and Mary Lou beef . • • The local stadium really 35% new wool, balance rayon. Thompson Wins ••• Ben-y, co-chairmen; Neil Seaho'l'n, stance? We like it around here, and (Continued from Page 1) looks sham these days, with a new before you're through you'll be secretary; Louis Allen, Carl Ron- coat of light green paint. It soft- 2.29 plenty attached to it too!" ning, Dick Dibble, Dr. Buchanan, Green, through-out history, has Pullman; Doris Getchell, Metaline Beverly Kirkwood, DO!!lFenton, = The Sweater ... "Helen Harpers" lIs' J h FI t h Virginia Rogers, Jean Culbertson, been attributed to Ireland, and F8: ,on e c er, Vancouver; Charlotte Schlonga, Rev. Bert Id- and other famous makes! Cardi, "wearin' 0' the green" on st. Pa- WIlma Laflndeen,Pullman;. Doro- ding, Mrs. Culbertson, Dean gans! Slipons! All new wool. trick's Day Signifies a true son of thy Muf y, Wenatch~e.; Eldora Holmes Dean McCreery Dr. Pot- old Erin, but the "wearin' 0' the JQhns~~ki~~~~~;; ii~hamWHelnl-ter, Dr.' Bundy, Dr. Stev~nson, Dr. green" here during the first se- ager, , almy, a a Meyers and'Mr On- mester stands for many things Walla; PriSCilla Lewis, Silverdale, . . and Irma Piovesan, Blaine. ENROLL which can all be combined in the .one word TRADITION! We're not- Two freShmen received perfect MS. . ed for it! We're proud of the fact. scores in th.espelling division. They AS A CUSTOMER IN THE were B. Elame Thompson and Ruth ore wlmmlng ••• Inspire Cooperation Naimy. Ralph Uppman, Tacoma, (Continued from page 3) STORE THAT OFFERS YOU 'Our feeling about campus tra- missed only one word. dition is anything but tangible. But Ray Goodwater, Sprague; Barrett THESE FREE SERVICES: to say our Victory Bell, Hello Walk, According to the Reader's Digest, Corfman, Seattle; Russ DeForest, Fell Caps and the "wearin' 0' the a pat on the back develops char- Raymond; Joe Stansfield, Mason green" inspires the cooperative acter - if administered young C'ity; Bob Shaw, Pullman; Melmur school spirit and the democratic enough and low enough. Price, Tacoma; Bob Skatek, Oka- "Free Ink" Station nogan; Gale Fraud, Seattle; Jack Pullman, Wash, Beymer, Vashon; Bill Schaefer, Ritzville; Martin Austin, Sunny- Use of- side; Bob Kiebler, Seattle; Jim Dehnent, Couer d'Alene; Wallace Paper Cutter WarWick, Dayton; and Bob Wig- gins, Pullman, all free style swim- mers. Paper Punch Tumbling Team Loses Men SPECIAL .ANNOUNCEMENT! 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