Webfoot Football Statistics
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Final PCC Standings
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While the University of Oregon
Webfoots were carving out a sec
ond division spot in Coast confer
ence standing, statistically they
Were a hot and cold outfit. In some
departments the Ducks more than
held their own, while in othC.s
Webfoot performances were below
Coach Tex Oliver’s lads had a
'YOUNG WIDOW'
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'HEADING WEST"
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total of 350 rushing trios to op
ponents 393. While the Ducks were
moving for 14 28 yards with the
oval the opposition was racking up
1657 yards. Average yardage
rushing rushing per-.play stood
Oregon 3.3 opponents 3.G.
Of the five leading ball carriers
Sam Ramey had the fattest aver
age with 3.9 for 17 tries. Bobby
Reynolds took over the second por
Sittcn With a 3.7 average for 60
carrying attempts.
Halfbacks Jimmy Newquist
and Jake I-eicht tied for third
place with an average of 3.2.
Newquist was the workhorse of
the lot. He carried 90 times.
Leicht lugged the leather 66
times. Bob Koch managed to ’
average 2.8 yards in 69 trips into !
the line.
Fullback Koch ran off with punt
ing honors by averaging a healthy
Jayvee Eleven
Ends Season
With No Wins
The Oregon Jayvee football
squad finished their 1946 season ;
with no wins and three losses
charged against them, and two of ,
th.e losses are accountable to the i
OSC junior varsity.
Coach John Warren gave men- :
; tion to Tackle Lou Robinson, Left j
: Halfback Bill Hutchinson and ;
! Tackle Dean Sheldon as being a
trio of ball players who with a j
little more experience should go j
| places. Throughout the season
i Robinson has been a rough and <
tough tackle for opposing linemen
to handle.
One thing the Jayvees can re
member is that they held the
Southern College of Education,
who are one of the unbeaten teams j
of the nation today, down to 12 j
points and played more than even
ball with them. Some of the play
ers said that if Oregon was given
another chance they would beat
i them.
The team as a whole feels that
the OSC aggregation was the
toughest with emphasis placed on
.he backfield combination of Ditz
and Vallincour.
Th'e Jayvees scored 26 points
during their season play to the
oppositions 87. and they were
badly outplayed on the statistical
side.
Mention should be given to Ray
Seagate, former Oregon all-coast
guard, who assisted Warren with
the coaching duties and gave valu
able tips to linemen.
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37.2 yards for 59 kicks. Oregon
punting as a whole wras three yards
per kick better than the best the
opposition could muster. In 89 tries
the Ducks managed to send kicks
for 36.1 yards.
In the first down department
VVebfoot backs racked up a total
of 57 to the opponents 57. How
over opposition backs fattened
ibis total of 57 with 20 from pass
ng and two from penalties to lead
:he Ducks in this department 68 to
79. The Webfoots gained 11 first
downs from overhead attempts.
Duck Penalties Heavy
In the gift division the Webfoots
handed out 360 yards to opponents
via penalties. The eager lads on
the other side of the line had 235
yards paced off against them. This
left the Ducks with a 125 yard
deficit in penalties.
Webfoot backs out steadied the
opposition in fumbling, having 30
miseries to their credit, while the
Ducks’ nine enemy aggregations
let it go 37 times. Oregon re
covered 11 of its own and 33 op
posing fumbles. The opposition:
picked up 14 of their own and
19 of Oregon’s 30.
The opposition marked up 11&
points against the big green ma
chine via 18 touchdowns, one field
oal and seven conversions. Coach
Oliver’s men stacked up 81 count
ers by virtue of 12 TD's, and nine
conversions.
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