Sport Staff:
Fred Treadgold,
Fred Beckwith,
Co-sports editois
Don Lonie
Mart Pond
Rollie Gabel
Stan Pierson
Art Carlson
By F. M ANTON TKEADGOLD
Baskets were a dime a dozen up Igloo way last night and Oregon
turned up with more dimes! Sixteen flying Dueks were thrown into
the fray by Bossman Hobson with all but two boys contributing to the
72 to 42 scoring rout over a scrappy but out-manned Camp Adair five.
After a brief but heated opening skirmish at which time the Tim
ber Wolves from Corvallis made it interesting, the Ducks pulled awf '
steadily heaping in more and more baskets.
THE RYAN FAMILY . . .
V Iii' ba .Uetball threesome at Moscow, Idaho, all hailing by the name of Ryan, are, as you guessed, related. On the left, in the picture, is
•Trainer Mike Hyun. The other two men are his sons: Bob, right, a sophomore forward, and guard John, the baby of a family of seven. Trainer
Mike is treating John’s knee in the above picture.
(Courtesy of the Oregonian)
*1
iti' .vsoN con keiun ...
. . . Scott Witt, Washington Shits*
forward, is on** of the main rea
t.ons uliv tlie Cougars have cur
• ently gained the league-leading
s*j;oi of the noithern division.
Gamma Hall Quintet Stops Kappa Sigs
As Phi Delts. Sigma Nus Grab Wins
Folioning the dopesters’ odds
to the limit, two of t ie favored
easaba outfits in the intramural
cage race emerged victorious yes
terday, the third pairing of teams
never transpiring as one of the
units failed to show.
The steam-rolling' Gamma hoys
continued on their winning' ways,
throwing' the blocks to a fight
ing Kappa Sigma "A” quintet,
18-13. The ball game was fairly
close throughout, hut the win
ners managed to stave off any
closing drives that the Kappa
Sigs had hoped to dream up.
No Deal
The Sigma Nu-Alpha hall
clash never materialized as the
Alpha hall hoys neglected to put
in an appearance, so the White
Star team annexed the game via
the default route.
The third and final ball game
staged for yesterday found the
Phi Delt “B" quintet rolling over
an outclassed Canard club five
to the tune of 26-4.
Piling lip an early half-time
lead of 12-2 on the baskets of
Don Dyer and Jim Pryor, the Phi
Dells breezed through to an easy
win. It uas the fast-breaking
style of the winners that com
pletely dominated the game.
When safely out in front, the
The following is the intramu
ral pairing fcr today:
4:00 Court 40 — Phi Kappa Psi
“A” vs. Canard club “A”
Court 43—Kappa Sigma “A"
vs. Phi Delta Theta “A”
4:40 Court 43—Sigma Phi Ep
silon ‘'B'' vs. Pi Kappa Al
pha “B"
5:20 Court 40—Delta Upsilon
“B” vs. Sherry Eoss hall
,.B"
Court 43 Phi Gamma Delta
“B" vs. Alpha Tau Omega
“B"
Phi Delts began to substitute
freely, sending in two complete
teams.
The ball game was of a clean
nature, as only three or four
fouls were called in the span of
the fray.
Only Basket
Lind's field goal was the only
basket the clubbers could garner.
The other two points on the los
ers' ledger came through the
sinking of two charitv tosses by
Miller.
The aforementioned Pryor and
Dyer led the Phi Delt attack.
Dyer canning a cool nine points
to snare high point honors, and
Pryor, close behind with eight
digits.
In a quick prediction round-up,
here are the winners in advance
as they look to the Emerald sport
staff:
Phi Psi to defeat Canard club,
Phi Deits to trim the Kappa Sigs,
Sig Eps to down the Pi Kaps,
Dl's *to defeat Sherry Ross men,
ATOs over the Fijis,
Intramural cage fans are in
vited to turn out and cheer their
teams on to victory.
SECOND UNIT MAN . . .
. . . A1 Popiek, guard on Oregon’s
second team.
neru diuwii, ouiuici ueuiei,
canned a foul toss and Forward
Waxman holed a shot from the
floor to set up the visitors with a
3 to 0 advantage when the game
was still “wet behind the ears.”
Then Ed Dick pumped one home
from the left and Captain Don
Kirsch potted a foul trial to tie
things up at the IV2 minute mark.
The Soldiers grabbed 7-5, 8-7, 10-9
leads as the wages of battle ding
donged.
At the five minute mark Ore
gon had crept ahead for keeps, 11
to 10, thanks to a lay-in by Dick
off a fast break.
Tilings cool
Things began to calm down
just a trifle after that furious
start with the teams playing just
a little more deliberate and af- -v
tempting to set up some vestig "
of defense.
With the first period half com
pleted it was Oregon, 16 to 12.
From thence forth the Webfoot
juggernaut started to roll with
the Ducks willing to trade one
basket for two on most occasions,
A1 Popick, Warren Taylor, Roy
Seeborg and Sam Crowell all help
ed the Oregon point cause with
the old run-run fast break setting
up baskets in three cases.
The first half wound up with
an identical hectic point flurry as
marked the opening of the period,
Brown and Frazer of Camp Adair,
tossed in left handers, while Tay
lor, Popick, and Crowell poured
through one apiece in the short
space of 1 y2 minutes. Mid-game
score was 34 to 20, a 14-point dif
ference, which, before the evenrv
ing was concluded, would be mot «i»
than doubled.
A steady tattoo was hammered
on the hoop by the Oregons in
the second stanza with Rolph
Fuhrman throwing in one-hand
ers from all over the lot. Rog Wi
ley racked up four of his usual
tip-in variety.
After seven minutes of unmer
ciful pounding, Hobby pulled
Fuhrman and Taylor, and waved
the boys to the shower room as
the Duck varsity was grinding on
all eight cylinders and their serv
ices were no longer needed. That
was with the score 46 to 25.
Keep Going
Not cooling down, and sparked
by Crowell and Seeborg, the Web
foots added more points. With
twelve minutes passed, Oregon’s
advantage had widened to 1 ^
points — 55-30, and the Soldiers"
were showing signs of weakening.
Hobby was clearing the bench
of Jris reserve troops and these
alternates were not only main
taining the same tempo, but at
times actually stepped it up sev
eral beats.
Bobby Reynolds hung one in
after glomming onto a Bob New
land pass coming from a fast
break. That raised the ante to
61-32. A minute later the decep
tive little Reynolds soloed down
floor again taking a pass from
Bob Wren over his- shoulder.
A Timber Wolf substitute, Ad
ams, then went on a little scoring
splurge of his own, rapping home
three in short order.
Walt Reynolds countered with
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