1933oregonatcolumbia

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Cliffdwellers Today not only marks the flrst appearance of a Columbia University football eleven against the University of Oregon, but also their initial encounter with a Paciflc coast conference team' The Irish, like Gonzaga University of Spokane, do not belong to any conference, but regularly schedule games with Northwest circuit teams.

Under the guidance of Gene MurPhY the Cliffdwellers have rapidly risen to

the point where they must be taken

as

worthy opponents for any

Northwest coach of head years as eleven. In his six reputhe the lrish, Murphy has earned coachwell tation of always turning out ed elevens. TheY use the Notre Dame system with its dazzling spinners, re,"ra"., lateral and forwarcl passes' Primarily an offensive team, they earn most of their touchdowns by means of the air and tricky running PlaYs. Coach MurPhY is well able to teach such a style of play- For three years he served -as regular quarterback for the l{otre Dame squad and in his freshman

witir the- famous George yea,r played 'gis teams are always known for hinn. tireir ngnt, whether winning or lo-sing" Cood blocfing and clean, hard tackling

are points he stresses in practice.

This year the lrish expec-t to ]tave one of tfrelr strongest elevens. Led by- Murel Nehl, great ftft halfbact, the.Cliffdwellhui" a well-balanced line with a quar"rs ibt of elusive and always dangerous ball carriers. The squad was greatly bolstered this season by the addition of a large

gr"rp of former Portland high school itr.s, several of whom will see action this afternoon.

The starting forward wall of the Irish, although outweighed bv the O-1ego1. !n9, ,uuiug-"u close tJ180 pounds' Phil Piskol, playing his third year, is *qtgd +l one of tne" n.ri.t ends ever to enroll in the Portland school. His running mate, at left i* Phil Morrison, also a two-year

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veteran. Pete Leinweber, captain of this year's squad and the only 20O-pounder in the starting lineup, is a tackle of coast conference iatibre. Johnny Brennan, play' ing the opposite tackle post, is 19O-pounds of dynamite.

Two former Portland prep stars, Tony Rogers, 169, and Frank DohertY, l-80, earned their positions at the guard posts only by beating out several veteran candiclates. Jack Johannesen, center, is a newcomer to the Irish squad.

The Irish backfield is well - balanced with every mar a potential triple-threater.Larry Manion, starting his second year' as signal-caller, is regarded by Murphy as a great fleld general. John Corcoran, 175-pound fullback, is a wizard qt {iasnosing opposition plays and at backing the line. Murel Nehl, the left half, kicks, pass.es and runs the ball with equal aUltity. He is considered the greatest trackfleld man to be developed at Columbia in recent years. His running mate, Billy McCarthY, who weighs but 154 pounds in a suit, is the fastest man on the visiting squad.

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OreSon vs. Colurnbia TTIB STARTING I,IN BTIPS No.

OREGON Name

62 Morse 67 Eagle 49 Cuppoletti 26 Hughes 58 Clark 68 Nilsson 22 Wishard .

44 Parke 42 Milligan .

27 Gee 76 Mikulak Rcleree-..,-.

COLUMBIA

Position

Name

LER LTR, LGR C RGL RrL REL a LHR RrrL F

Piskol Brennan Rogers

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82 80 57

Johannesen 77

Doherty

81

Leinweber

92

Morrison

68

Manion

72

McCarthy

66

Nehl

53

Corchran

85

OFFICIALS Tonr Lourr:rr (Portland)

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Ore{on SquadP G. CALLISON,

GENII trIlIIaPllY, Coach

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40 1'entple, h

68 Nil .sott, t

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42 Milligan, h

li9 BishoP, t

41 l'arhe,

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(;1 Thomas,

07 Eagle, t

Gagtlon, g

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60 Rae. t

65 Lamb,

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h 90 Slusser', t {i7 }Iilosevich, f i2 Leirlweber, t 6t llorlison, e

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Mork Temple, co-coptoin ond regulor left hstfbock of the University of Oregon squod, is not expeeted to ploy this ofternoon, due to o hcdly in jured leg. Mork, chosen on severol Etl-coost elevens lost yeor, is ploying his finql

yecr os o Webfoot. A triple-threotet, he kicks, pqsses ond does o lorge shore of the boll corrying for the

Ducks'

Shoring the duties of coptoining the Oregon squod, Bernie Hughes, oll-coost center, is expected to moke o strong bid for oll-Americon honors this seoson. Toll ond rongy, he is wellocquointed with Prink Cotrlison's style of ploy, hoving served under the present Oregon men-

tor whiie ottending Medford high school. He is olso ploying his finol yeor on the Oregon vo

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The Webfoots This afternoon's contest marks the third start for Prink Callison's 1933 University of Oregon grid eleven. In their two previous games thi season they have won handily. Linfield fell 53 to 0 before a Qebfoot onslaught in the season's open-

er. Then the Ducks took the measure o{ the strong Gonzaga Bulldogs, defeating them 14 to 0 on their home field at Spokane.

Today's. encounter will be the Webfoot's second taste of the Notre Darne

style of play this year. The Bulldogs tried it to no success. Today Columbia's fighting Irish try their luck against the strong Oregon line, for the final test before the Webfoots run up against Jimmy Phelan's Washington Huskies next Saturday a; Seattle.'

The Ducks will play today without the services of their co-captain and left half-

back, Mark Temple. Suffering from a lacerated leg muscle received in the Gonzaga game, Temple has been kept out of

practice for the past two weeks on the orders of Colonel Bill ^Hayward, Oregon's veteran trainer. Stew Milligan, sophomore halfback prospect, is slated to start in Temple's place.

The remainder of the Oregon starting lineup, composed of veterans, is in flrst class condition for the game. Bernie Hughes, all-coast center, is making his final bid for all-American honors. Bree Cuppoletti and Dutch Clark; guards, will alternate with Roy Gagnon and Gardner Frye. Two 200 - pound tackles, Erwin "Biff" Nilsson and Alex Eagle, will start, with capable relief, if necessary, from Dwight Nielson and Chuck Bishop. The starting ends-Ray "Butch" Morse and Chuck "Sphinx" Wishard, are rated as among the finest wingmen in the Northwest. Bud Pozzo, Bud Jones, Mason McCoy and Ned Simpson arâ‚Ź reserve wingmen.

Big Mike'Mikulak, the bruising foif-' back also making his last effort to gain the coveted all-American honor, will back the Oregon forward wall. Leighton Gee, 165 pounds of speed and deception, will take care of the right halfback position.

Bob Parke, made over halfback, will bark signal, with Milligan filling halfback.

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Prince G. (Prink) Collison is storting his second yeor as heod mentor of the Oregon Web-

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Gene Murphy, geniol cooch

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Columbio

university eleven, is q former Notre Dome ployer ond exponent of the style of footboll introduced by the lote Knute Rockne, As heod coqch of the lrish for the post six yeors, Murphy hos developed mony colorful, fighting elevens. This is his first encounter with a coost conference school.

os a contender for the Pocific coost conference

crown. Fle hos clreody led his teom to victories over !-infieid ond Gonzogo.

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