Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-02-18
WILL PLAY
BEARCATS
NEXT WEEK
Individual Stars Are
Many on Team Sched-
uled To Appear Here
Wednesday
By Harry n. Grain

Coach Roy Boilers Willamette
university eKponents Of the col.
lege hoop game are going to steI
liTely il they expect to be In the
running with the University OF
Nevada five when the two teams
clash here next Wednesday even
ing. For the NeTadans, If far dis
tant echoes Of their abilities are
to be given credence. are about as
classy an aggregation as has ap-
peared on the armory floor in sew
eral seasons.
Aside from what they may do to
the Bearcats, or what Boilers
lads raay do to them. the appear
anee OF the Nevada team here is
going to be Of more than passing
interest to local fans This IS the
first time that one OF the desert,
or Rocky Mountain states has sent
a team into Salem, and more than
passing speculation Is rife as to
the type Of ball the desert lads
put up.
Two Are AIl-Stars.
Nevada started the 1922 season
with three letter men-Brad-
shaw, Reed and Egan. The loss
Of Martin, guard; Buckman, cen
ter. and Waite, at forwards. stars
Of the 1921 team, is keenly felt
The latter two especially were "ail
coast" men. and their places are
hard to fill.
Bradshaw IS playing his best
game this year at running guard
and as captain OF the team. is add
ing pep and fight to the gang. He
was picked as Fall coast" guard
In 1920 and 1921. He is counted
one OF the fastest dribblers in the
game and is a good shot. This is
his last year.
Reed. a forward. Is a hard man
to stop, playing the floor well and
adding his quota OF baskets to the
final count This Is Reeds last
year with Nevada.
Rgan Speedy Center.
Egan, center and forward. Is
trying TO fill Buckman's shoes at
center this year and though not
the highest jumper in the world
his all around team play, speed
and shooting ability make him a
valuable cog in the 1922 team.
Playing his last year.
Foster. forward. is a product OF
last years second string players
and although he has a lot to learn.
is fairly fast and a good shot from
the floor He is teaming very well
with Reed and at present holds
the inside track on the other for
ward position First year on the
team.
Harrison, guard, Is the other
member OF Nevada's first five men
and he and Bradshaw are counted
on to hold the opponents forwards 4
in check. He is a product OF the
Reno high school and is the only |
Frosh to get a regular berth. He
10 fast. a good Judge Of distances. /
and an accurate passer.
Substitutes Strong.
Galmarino, Hood, Hug. Seran-
ton and Hobbs are working hard
for places on the team and IL any
of the first string falters one OF
.hess men will be chosen to hold
~ the eolOrs Of Nevada.
Galmsrino and Hobbs inserted
n the lineup during the last few
minutes Of the first game with
Davis Farm when Davis was lead
ng, won the game for Nevada.
'eyada won the tive games play
d with Davis, holding a score Of
S TO "a the first game and 80 to /
2 the second.
The Nevada team has played
'ur other games: One with 81. Q
ary's. one with California and !
70 with st. Ignastius. The NeyA- v
I-St. Mary's game was won byl e
sVada's opponents in a hotly S
game by a score Of 2e 5
rs. California piled up = seort /