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Portland Tip s Ducks;
Whitman Top Hitter
By TOMMY WRIGHT
Co-Sports Editor, Oregon Emerald
Back from a near disastrous road trip into Washington and Idaho,
Coach Howard “Hobby” Hobson sent his charges through a brisk
practice session on Howe field yesterday.
The slugging Duck nine meets the Oregon State Beavers here
Saturday in what may prove the making or the breaking of the
webloots championship hopes.
After dropping three of five
conference tilts, the Oregons
took another loss in a kings-X
battle with the Portland Pilots, 9
I to 11.
Bubalo Pitched
Johnny Bubalo, Oregon’s man
of every position, was the start
ing pitcher and wras touched for
all of the Pilots’ runs.
Chuck Clifford and Captain
Dick Whitman furnished the
heavy artillery for the Web
foots’ 13-hit attack on Port
land hurlers Shaw and Pesky.
Clifford connected for a triple
with the bases loaded, to drive
in three runs in a big seventh
inning.
While Oregon was losing to
the Pilots, the Washington State
Cougars were bouncing the Ida- .
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LEAGUE STANDINGS
W L, Pet.
.9 4 .692
.8 4 .667
.8 6 .571
.4 8 .333
.2 9 .182
ho Vandals for the second
straight day, to hang onto fourth
place in the league standings.
Whitman Slugs
While most of Oregon’s “mur
derer’s row’’ was hitting the
skids in the batting columns,
Oregon .
Washington
osc .
wsc.
Idaho .
Dick Whitman continued to
blaze an almost impassable av
erage. The Webfoot captain hit
a .524 clip on the road trip to
sccot his season's average to
.458, or nearly 100 points above
Bill ^Carney, who is in second
place.
Shimshak
Rieder ....
Burns .
Whitman
Carney ...
Bubalo ...
Clifford ...
Crish .
Smith .
Hamel .
Berry .
Calvert ...
Kirsch .
Begleries .
Igoe .
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.4
.16
.19
4
2
.59 27
.52 19
.53 19
.51 17
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.6
3
2
.40 12
.54 16
.55 15
.54 13
3
3
Ave.
1.000
.571
.500
.458
.365
.358
.333
.333
.333
.300
.296
.273
.241
.187
.158
.325
Totals .480 156
Wednesday’s score:
Oregon ...102 100 500— 9 13 1
Portland . 002 450 000—11 12 3
Bubalo, Begleries (5), and Cal
vert; Shaw, Pesky (3), and
Drath.
Students of the poultry depart
ment at the University of Con
necticut discovered an egg con
taining a chicken embryo with
four legs, four wings, two tails
and two backs.
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HAYWARD CALLS
Colonel Bill Hayward called
a meeting of all varsity and
frosh trackmen on the track
at 4 p.m. Monday to lay plans
for fall track practice. All
men are to be there, said Hay
ward.
NDNetPlay
Underway
Oregon tennis players break
into the first round of this sea
son’s northern division net
playoffs in Seattle today, join
ing Washington, WSC, Oregon
State, and Idaho in a tourney
to decide the conference team
championship.
Four netmen Lon Clark, ores
ent northern division singles
champ: Kerm Smith: Frank Bak
er; and Johnny Williams — and
Coach Paul Washke rolled out of
Eugene shortly after sun-up yes
terday for Seattle, and wall start
back after the final rounds wind
up Saturday. Twenty competitors
are entered, four from each of the
five schools.
The No. 1 man on each team
will be seeded, the rest to be
paired by draw. Some provision
will be made to prevent team
mates from clashing in the open
ing round.
Girl Netters
Defeat OCE
The "University women’s ten
nis team chalked up a 4 to 3
win over the Oregon College of
Education on Wednesday at
Monmouth.
Victorious Oregon players in
cluded Babs DuPuy and Claire
Renn, who defeated the Mon
mouth doubles team of Margaret
Sylverson and Hope Rumbaugh,
6-1, 7-5.
Other Oregon wins: Phyllis
Sanders over Hope Rumbaugh,
6-1, G-l; Jeannette Fields over
Mary Sears, 6-1. 6-0; and Babs
DuPuy over Margaret Sylver
son, 6-3, 6-1.
Monmouth's three wins were
the doubles team of June Russell
and Barbara Ruef over Marilyn
Christlieb and Phyllis Sanders,
6-4, 6-2; Barbara Ruef over Claire
Renn, 1-6, 6-3, 6-3; and June Rus
sell over Marilyn Christlieb, 6-4,
6-2.
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Bill McArthur Gets
High-Point Honors
By ART LITCHMAN
Alpha Tan Omega was
crowned 1941 Sigma Delta
Psi champion on Hayward
field Wednesday when they
scored 381 points to win the
annual meet. The Betas
were second with 369, close
ly followed by the Phi Delts
with 366 points.
Bill McArthur of Abba Dabba
won the individual championship
with the fine score of 86 out of
the .100 possible points. Curt
Mecham, Pi Kap, finished second
with 81 and Jim Marnie. SAE,
was third with 72. Les Steers]
Sigma Chi, was fourth with 71.
Records Broken
Three national records wore
broken in the meet. Steers
jumped 6 feet 9 to break the
old mark of 6 feet 6'4. Kay
Dickson ran the 120 low
hurdles in : 18.18 cracking the
old record by .02 of a second.
Curt Mecham punted the foot
ball 72 yards, four yards bet
ter than the old mark.
Three of the top ten freshmen:
Wes Dollarhide of Zeta hall, Stan
Ray of Gamma, and Phil Jackson
of Campbell club.
High-point men: Bill McAr
thur, Abba Dabba, 86; Curt Me
cham, Pi Kap, 81; Jim Marnie,
SAE, 72; Les Steers, SX. 71; Wes
Dollarhide, Zeta, 69; Cam Collier,
Phi Psi, 67; Stan Ray, Gamma
hall. 67; Phil Jackson, Campbell,
66; Carlo Apa, Zeta, 65; Warren
Finke. Beta, 64.
Best times and distances: 100
yard dash, Bill McArthur, Abba
Dabba. 9.8; 120-yard low hurdles,
Ray Dickson, Phi Delt, .1(318;'
shot put, Jim Shephard, Sigma
hi, 43 feet 1% inches; broad
jump. Wes Dollarhidc, Zet.c, 22
feet. S inches; football punt, Curt
Mecham, Pi Kap, 72 yards; javc-i
lir.. Boyd Brown, Theta Ch-J, (92
feet.; rope climb, G. Warner, Sjig
EP> •'05-8; high jump, Les Steers,
Sigma Chi, 6 feet 9 inches; base*
ball throw, Boyd Brown, Theta
Chi, 362 feet; mile run, Bob Mc
Kinney. Beta, 4:48.
Scoring:
3. ATO, 381.
2. Beta. 369.
3. Phi Delts, 366.
4. Sigma Chi, 343.
5. Pi Kaps. 333.
6. Theta Chi, 318.
7. SAE, 302.
8. Sig Eps, 288.
9. Zeta, 278.
10. Delta Upsilon.
12. Campbell, 241.
12. Kappa Sig, 241.
13. Gamma, 238.
14. Sigma Nu, 235.
15. Phi Sigs, 226.
16. Phi Psis, 217.
17. Fiji, 207. I
18. Delts, 185.
19. Abba Dabba, ISO. (Ttuco
men — McArthur: Gerald pft-us-*
tis. Kernal Buhler.)
20. Chi Psi, 128.
21. Canard, 118.
22. Yeomen, 307.
23. Alpha, 105.
24. Sherry Ross, 89.
25. SAM, 37.
26. Sigma. 26.
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