Oregon State University - Beaver Yearbook (Corvallis, OR)

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as 2 G c Wisdom PRESTON WISDOM coachcd the soccer team to victory. He built a winning team with few veterans and won the last game with Oregon. Soccer THE o. A. c. SOCCER SEASON was btought to 3. succcssful closc with the defeat of the Oregon team on the latter ' s grounds by the score of 4 to x. This game gave us a clean sweep of the series of two games with Oregon, since we had defeated them earlier in the season by the score of 4 to i on our field. Out of the four games played during the season, the Aggies won the two with Oregon, lost one to the North Pacific Dental college by the score of 1 to o, and later tied the Dentists in a return game, the final score being i to i. 1 E f •■ -it ' - . ■ iifer 1 B ' ' ' ' C i mm m p m .. WLimm 91 H Y . » ft ,, 1x4

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w 19 d 5 Back «tt Ekcro, A.; Cifre, W.; Graves, G.; Booih, G.; Walker, A. Secand row — Turner, M.; Carpenter, B.; Johnston, R.; Gerhart, C; Chccld, D. front row — Silva, A.; Burroughs, J.; Hodeckcr, F.; Daniels, T.; Cummins, C. Circle ' ' 0 ' ' Association MODELED ON THE SAME principles and ideals as the Varsity O the Circle O Association was formed this year. The new organization stands for the promotion of clean sports and the forwarding of minor athletics. To be a member a letter must be earned in Cross-country, Soccer, Swimming or Tennis. 12}

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5 )25 5 DR. B. T. SIMS, tennis coach, developed a tennis team that met with great success. His team finished with only one defeat. Tennis OUT OF SEVEN intcrcollcgiate matches the squad emerged victorious in all except one match. The wins were all by decisive scores until the loss to Washington, who won the Pacific Coast Conference title. By suffering only one defeat, O. A. C. finished in second place for Northwestern honors. The schedule of 19x3 matches was as follows: Albany College o Reed College i Willamette i Oregon i Washington 6 Oregon 2. 0. A.C 6 0. AC 5 0. A. C 3 0. A. C 4 0. A. C 0. A. C % 115