Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-11-16
OREGON in
FINE TRIM
FOR GAME
Two Salem Lads TO
Appear On Hunting
toms Team Against
Aggie Eleven
By Ed Hoyt

University OF Oregon, Eugene,
Nov. ia rejuvenated Oregon
team will face the fighting Ag-
gies2 Saturday afternoon on Hay
ward field, team that shows one
hundred per cent improvement
over the eleven that went down
TO defeat at the hands of the Cali
fornia Bruins by the lop sided
score of $50.
Dissatisfied with the showing
OF his team in the game at Berke-
ley, Huntington switched his line
up, pulling backfield men into the
line and linemen into the back
field. Hunk" Latham, misfit at
the end and not considered as var
Bity caliber, brought back to full
has developed into real star,
Hunk looks good on either end
Of forward pass and carries the
ball with a world OF drive.
Shifts Are Many
Tiny" Shields, last years
tackle, used this year at fullback
and tackle was shifted to guard,
Parsons was brought up out of
the backfield where he was strug-
Cling aimlessly into a guard posi-
tion where he eyinces all the ear
marks of conner at his new po-
Bition. Rud Brown last years end
who started the season at guard
was shifted to his old position at
end and Won der Abe, last years
sub tackle, was brought up from
the second string to play right
tackle.
"shy's" Judgment wass borne
out by the showing Of his prote-
ges against the strong Washing
ton State eleven on the 9Th Of Mo- |
vember.
And Huntington has succeeded /
In developing real team, strong
on the defense and powerful on
the attack, equally capable OF /
straight football or the brilliance
of an aerial attack, team far diff
ferent from that which fumbled
and stumbled its way through to
7-3 victory over Willamette or
the one that was powerless before
the brilliance OF the California
machine.
nnne Not Reliahle
With the Aggies going down to
defeat at the hands OF the Cou-
gars dope seems to point slightly
toward an Oregon victory, but
comparative scores are slender
things to base a prediction on the
outcome of an Oregon-Aggie game
and an even chance against the
collegiAns Is about all that can be
the Lemon Yellow. And
that even chance is gradually II
for with every drop of
rain that falls the Aggie chances 4
are frightened, outweighing the !
varsity as they do, or ten pounds :
to the man and with a backfield
exceptionally heavy built around :
big Gap" Powell, o. A. G. looks
dangerous on a sloppy field. /
Reinhart to Play 4
Huntington will undoubtedly 4
start his team against the Cor /
eallis aggregation much as he did 4
against Washington State with 7
Brown and Capt. Howard at the G
wings. Won der Abe ami spike" 4
Leslie tackles. Tiny" and Floyd I
Shields guards, Callison center, v
King and johnson halves. and La i
ham fullback. The only change 8
hat is contemplated is at left half. [
where Ward Johnson will start in Il
'lace OF Dutch" Gram. who will n
'e held in reserve. |,
Billy Reinhart, who has been a
nut since the Willamette game n
With a broken collarbone will /,
ma an appearance against the
Aggies Saturday. Reinhart Is an u
man and a valuable n
round gamer and will strength Il
n the haekfield. Tommy Dear fs
and another valuable back and n
he fastest man Oregon boasts will w
lso break into the game II he is b,
eeded, DeArmand suffered a bad "
Y twisted knee in the Willamette OF
tie struggle and has just recent II
: rounded into shape. st