Ducks Head for Vandal
Wilkins Top Scorer
As Hoop Race Opens
Scoring honors for this year’s preseason schedule go to rangy
Dick Wilkins, the 19-year-old ex-marine who scored 263 points
in 22 games. Wilkins and Captain Bob Hamilton were the two
big guns in the Webfoot attack. Hamilton trailed Wilkins by
one point with 262. Wilkins had an average of 12 markers a
game and Hamilton had 11.9 points average for each contest.
±ven ways, me b-ioor, i-mcn cen
ter was third with 188 points. The
two other regulars, Jim Bartelt
and Del Smith, each had 126.
Winners in 16 out of 22 presea
son games, the Ducks ran up 1220
points for an average of 55.5 points
per game, as against 1016 points
and a 46.2 point average for the
opposition.
The Ducks finished strongly and
ended their preseason games with
an overwhelming 64-41 victory over
the Tillamook naval air base last
Saturday.
Eight of the Duck wins were
over collegiate opposition. The only
teams to hand them setbacks were:
Seattle coast guard, who won two
games at the start of the season;
Fee’s Music Makers of Portland,
who also won two; Vancouver jun
ior chamber, and the Fort Lewis
Warriors, who were led by Gail
Bishop, former all-American from
Washington State.
Experience and poise were
gained by the Webfeet during their
barnstorming trip to Canada and
the team tapered off their work
outs yesterday in preparation for
their- Northern division opener
-4k’t.h Idaho Friday. This is the
starting game of the dreaded In
land Empire trip which features
four games in five nights. The first
two are against Idaho and after a
day's rest two more with Wash
ington State.
Scores of games:
Oregon 58, Seattle Coast Guard
67.
Oregon 44, Seattle Coast Guard
53.
Oregon 55, Willamette 35.
Oregon 69, Willamette 49.
Oregon 60, Astoria Flyers 49.
Oregon 51, Klamath Falls Ma
rines 36.
Oregon 60, Klamath Falls Ma
rines 40.
Oregon 38, Fee's Music Mak
ers 40.
Oregon 60, Tillamook Air Base
36.
Oregon 70, Willamette 51.
Oregon 48, Willamette 37.
Oregon 68, Klamath Falls Ma
rines 65.
Oregon 70, Klamath Falls Ma
rines 57.
Oregon 55, U. of British Colum
bia 51.
Oregon 63, U. of British Colum
bia 59.
Oregon 50, Western Washington
50.
Oregon 38, Fort Lewis 53.
DICK WILKINS
Top scorer so far this season for the VVebfeet is Dick Wilkins, fresh
man from Lincoln high in Portland.
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Oregon 43, Fee’s Music Mak
ers 50.
Oregon 49, Oregon Medics 39.
Oregon 52, Hanover All-Stars 33.
Oregon 64, Tillamook Air Base
41.
Individual Scores
At the enil of the preseason
game schedule, here is how the
Oregon squad stands on individual
scoring:
Wilkins .
Hamilton .
Hays .
Smith .
Bartelt .
Hoffine ~.
Kotnik .
Elder ..
Stamper .
♦Fulgham ...
Huff .
Allen .
♦Lee .
Wright .
Fredrickson
♦Butler .
Corderio .
Zulauf .
G FG FT PF TP
.22 117
.22 105
.22
,21
.18
.15
.18
.18
19
.. 3
.. 8
.10
.. 5
.. 2
.. 4
.. 9
.. 2
.. 1
ID
47
52
31
24
14
7
6
3
2
2
1
1
1
0
0
29
52
38
32
22
14
10
6
11
0
3
0
0
1
1
1
0
0
54 263
46 262
42 188
73 126
40 126
10 76
35 64
7 34
25
9
2
9
4
1
0
1
0
3
0
(*) No longer member of squad.
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