Frosh-Rook Nines Meet Here Today
UO Babes Win
Yesterday's Tilt
By 16-9 Score
By TOM WRIGHT
The yet undefeated Oregon
Duckling baseball team will meet
the Oregon State rooks in the
second tilt of their four-game
series at Howe field this after
noon at 2:30.
Coach John Warren’s choice for
pitching duty against the rooks
is Bob Rehberg, yearling fastbal
ler, it was revealed last night.
Oregon’s mighty Duckling base
ball nine presented mnurderer's
row on a grand scale yesterday
as they hammered Oregon State’s
Rook pitcher, Mel Olmstead, for
eighteen hits to win, 16 to 9.
. «„Eor. .three Jhnings, it was a
pitchers battle, with Olmstead
stopping the freshmen without a
hit, and Stew Fredricks, who
went the distance for Oregon, giv
ing up one hit, Robinson’s homer,
which came in the third.
Kirsch' Homers
Don Kirsch, lead-off for the
Ducklings in the fourth, smashed
out a home run to tie the score.
John Bubalo, Tony Crish. and
Chuck Gifford singled in succes
sion and scored on a walk and a
pair of infield outs. Warren Tay
lor, who had walked, scored later
on John Tuttle’s single. Hank
Burns struck out to end the inn
ing.
Doug Pederson, leading rook
hitter, opened Oregon State’s half
of the fourth with a single, and
ten men followed him to the plate
before the inning was out. They
tallied five runs on two hits and
three Oregon errors in that
stanza.
The Ducklings came back with
three runs in the fifth and held
the edge for the rest of the game.
Kirsch opened the assault in that
inning with the first of his three
doubles.
Crish Hits Five
Tony Crish had a field day at
the plate with five singles in six
trips. Bubalo hit a pair of dou
bles and a single in five times up.
and Kirsch smashed out a home
run and three two-baggers in six
trips to the plate, with Chuck
Clifford getting three hits for
four.
After the big fourth inning, the
rooks did not cross the plate until
the last of the ninth when they
tallied three runs on but a single
hit.
Fredricks struck out seven,
while Losing Pitcher Olmstead
turned back eleven Ducklings on
three strikes.
Summary: R H E
Frosh . 000 533 302—16 18 7
Rooks . 001 500 003— 9 11 2
Fredricks and Sorenson, Rob
ertson. Olmstead and Byerline.
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Webfoot Breawinners
Ready for today’s Oregon-Oregon State dual track meet in Cor
vallis today are Jim Buck, sprinter and hurdler (above), and Boyd
Brown, javelin ace.
Idaho Nine Defeats
Touring Ducks, 2-1
By TOM COX
UNIVERSITY OF IDAHO, Moscow—May 10—(Special to Em
erald)-—University of Oregon’s varsity baseball team dropped a tight
ball game to Coach Forrest Twogood’s Idaho Vandals here today,
2 to 1, on the first tilt of its Inland Empire road journey.
It was a close mound duel all the way with A1 Linn for Oregon op
posing Max Stoddard. Both pitchers yielded seven hits and the Idaho
twirler whiffed six men to two
for Pitcher Linn of the Webfoots.
The game wasn’t settled until
the ninth inning when Roy Ram
'ey, Vandal second baseman, made
a great catch of Pinch Hitter
Arba Ager’s line smash to com
plete an unassisted double play
on Cece Walden who was trapped
off base.
Stoddard Tough
Stoddard proved hard to hit in
the pinches and 10 Oregon run
ners were marooned on base. The
Vandals took a 1 to 0 lead in the
last half of the first inning only
to have Oregon tie it up in the
first of the second frame. The
clubs then went through four
scoreless innings before the win
ners w’ere able to push over the
deciding tally. That was in the
seventh.
Buck Berry and Bill (Whizzer)
White each collected two hits for
Oregon and White and Jack
Shimshak collected a double and
a triple, respectively.
The Vandals and the Webfoots
meet again today.
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Box score:
Oregon B R
Calvert, 3.3 0
Shimshak, 2 . 4 0
Whitman, m .3 0
Carney, If . 4 0
Berry, s. 3 0
Walden, c . 4 1
White, r.3 0
Hamer, 1.,. 2 0
Linn.3 0
*Ager.1 0
**Cox.0 0
H O A
10 2
113
0 0 0
0 10
2 15
13 1
2 4 1
0 10 0
0 13
0 0 0
0 0 0
Totals .30 1 7 21 15
Idaho B R H O A
Roundy, r . 4 12 0 0
Price, c . 3 0 0 6 0
Atkinson, 3 . 4 0 0 0 5
Hilton, 1 . 4 0 15 0
Spicuzza, m.3 113 0
Smith, If . 3 0 13 0
Ramey, 2.3 0 0 8 3
Caccia, s . 3 0 2 0 0
Stoddard, p. 3 0 0 0 2
Totals .30 2 7 25 10
*Batted for Hamer in 9th.
**Batted for White in 9th.
Oregon. 010 000 000— 1
Idaho . 100 000 lOx— 2
Errors, Calbert, Hamer, Ram
ey. Runs batted in, White, Caccia,
Atkinson. Two base hit, White.
Three base hit, Shimshak. Stolen
bases, Berry, Caccia. Sacrifices,
Price, Cox. Double plays, Atkin
son to Ramey to Hilton; Ramey,
unassisted. Left on bases, Oregon
10, Idaho 4. Bases on balls, off
Stoddard 4. Struck out, by Linn
2, Stoddard 6. Hits, off Linn in
9 innings, 7; off Stoddard in 9
innings, 7. Wild pitches, Linn 1.
Winning pitcher, Stoddard; losing
pitcher, Linn. Umpires, Clink and
Mitchell.
Oregon Golfers
Invade Corvallis
For Dual Mix
Captain Doc Near
Plays No. 1; Ducks
Are Favored
By MILT LEVY
Oregon’s title-bound golf team
plays in Corvallis today to test
out Oregon State’s strength on its
own course in a match which may
show what competition will be
like when the northern division
championship match is played
there the latter part of this
month.
The Duck golf team defeated
Oregon State here in the first
part of the season without muck
trouble but will probably findd
plenty of competition today a*
the Ducks are without their scor
ing champ, Bennie Hughes, who
will be unable to make the trip.
This is the last dual match of
the season for the Ducks and they
meet the Staters today with only
one defeat during the season.
Near at Helm
Captain-coach Doc Near will
take the helm again for this
match in the No. 1 position. Rich
Werschkul will take the second
position, the place usually occu
pied in matches by Benny
Hughes, and Chuck Phipps will
be the No. 3 man. Don Cawley,
Bob Engelke, and Chet Keller
will man the last three berths.
Keller has been in the seventh
position most of the season and
this will be his first chance at
singles play.
Oregon State is the team to
beat this year because the Beav
ers are having the championship
match in Corvallis this year and
the team that is playing on its
home course has a distinct ad
vantage when it comes to tough
matches. Oregon won the title
here last year and is out to get:
it again this year.
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