COUGAR SPRINT QUARTET . . . L,ouie ChrisaensOT sod Billing, Joe Neboion, Dick Keniston.
Webfoot Spikemen Match Strides
With Cougars Today in Pullman Tiff
A tough meet is on the agenda for Oregon's trave’ing trackmen
1 his afternoon at I’ulman. The Ducks face a surprisingly powerful
Washington Stale track and field club, and the outcome of the meet
could be decided by a lucky break.
A comparison of previous results shows the Cougars ten points
stronger than Oregon and prognosticators are picking the Cougars
to knock over Colonel Bill Hayward’s club.
On the record of three wins and no defeats, the Cougars are also
UBC Golfers Win
TACOMA, May 9 (AP) —A six
man University of British Colum
bia golf team wound up a week of
play today here by defeating the
College of Puget Sound, 15>/2 to,
ll'j.
figured to win. They have beaten
Montana, Idaho, and Oregon State
while Oregon has vanquished Idaho
but fallen to Washington.
Trio Missing
The steller performances of
Jake Leichtr Carl Maxey, and Lou
Robinson v/ill be missed this af
ternoon when the dual fracas
starts. All three men remained
in Eugene as a result of injuries.
Leicht, the northern division sprint
^king from last year, is still ham
pered by a bad leg and Maxey, di
vision No. 2 man in the 220. is
also benched for the same reason.
Robinson’s spectacular heaves
of the javelin have been one of
the sensations of the track year.
Lou iias tossed it better than 200
feet on several tries, and no one
is near him. in the division. His
throwing arm has been giving
trouble, arid Hayward ordered
him to lay off for the time being.
A chart of events and possible
points for both teams reveals that
the Ducks can win if they have the
breaks. Otherwise the Cougars
will probably edge to victory by
ten or eleven points.
Jumps to Ducks
Oregon’s power for this meet
lies, strangely enough, not in the
sprints, but in some of the field
events. The vaunted power oi the
Ducks in the speed races isn't fir
ing on all cinders—only Dave
Henthorne and Wally Still being
ready.
It will be in the high jump,
*■ -broad jump and po.'e vault that
Oregon collects a major share
of its points.
Bill Beifuss and Wyn Wright
should take first and second in the
high jump. Beifuss has cleared
6 feet 3 inches and Wright has
done 6 feet 2 inches.
First and second place in the j
pole vault seemed assured unless ,
the WSC's George Klemz vaults
better than his 12 feet 9 inches.
George Rasmussen has done 13
feet 7 inches for Oregon and Don !
Pickens has equaled Klemz’s mark
Distances to Cougars
Fickens switches from the pole j
vault to the broad jump when i
finished with one, and with the tal
ent of Merce Brown, should drag
in eight needed points for the Yel
low and Green.
The Cougars are certain to dom
inate the mile, two mile, and 440, j
and they may even surprise the
r Ducks in the sprints.
The first football game was
played at the University of Oregon ;
in 1S96.
Entries and Best Marks
Oregon
I Mile:
Joachims 4:28, Mundle 4:32.
440-yd. dash
White :51., Hunter :52
100-yd dash:
Henthorne :10., Still : 10. 2
Shotput:
Elliot 44 feet 2 inches
High Hurdles:
Wright :15.3., Doyle :16.
High Jump:
Beifuss 6 feet 3 inches, Wright
6 feet
880-yd. run:
Norene 1:58.7., Purcell 2:01
Javelin:
Porter 190 feet 5 inches
220-yd. dash
Henthorne :22.4, Still (no time)
Two Mile:
No entries
Low Hurdles:
Wright :25.4, Doyle :26.6
Discus:
McClintic 132 feet
Broad Jump:
Brown 21 feet 6 inches, Pickens
21 feet 3 inches
Polt Vault:
Rasmussen 13 feet 7 inches,
Pickens 12 feet 9 inches
Mile Relay:
3:27
wsc
Lawson 4:26., Paeth 4:28
Nebolon :48.7
Nebolon :9.9., Keniston :10.1.
Mataya 45 feet 8 Vo inches
Palsfoot :15.4., Dimke :15.6
Brouhard 5 feet 11 inches
Paeth 1:58,, Parnell 1:59.
Cooley 191 feet 6 inches
Nebalon :22.0., Keniston :22.2.
Lawson 9:55.
Dimke :26.0
Metzger 136 feet 5 inches
Brouhard 21 feet
Klemz 12 feet 9 inches
3:24
LES STEERS .. . ex-Oregon high Jumping star and holderr of the world’s
record, has come out of retirement and is now in training for the 1948
Olympics. Steers set the world’s record at 6 feet 11 >2 inches in 1941 at
the Big Ten-PCC dual meet in Los Ange!es.
JV Batters Pound
Vanport Nine, 11-6
The University of OregcJn jayvce baseball team pounded
.nit an 11 to (i win over Vanport college vesterdav at Howe field
m a Junior Weekend feature. Don Kimball and Dick DeBer
nirdi sparked the Duckling attack with Kimball blasting a
home run and DeBcrnardi a long triple. This afternoon the
W'ebfoot Jayvees play the Oregon State juniors at Howe field.
I he Ducklings w ent into a second inning lead and never
were headed as they outslugged the upstate rival 11 hits to 8.
Big inning for the winners was the fifth when they con
. I
Vandals Chopped
8y Husky Golfers
MOSCOW, Idaho, May 9 (AP) —
The University of Washington golf
team today defeated the University
of Idaho 15 to to 11V2 in a Northern
Division meet played on a windy
course.
The teams split the morning dou
bles play, but Washington grabbed
the singles margin as Jim Mal
lory, Ed Draper, and Joe Greene of
the Huskies tied for medalist hon
ors firing 72s.
neeiea lor tour runs, it was ifi
this frame that Kimball and I>e
Bernardi poled their extra-base
clouts.
Kunckleballer Fred Kuhl pitch
ed for the VVebfoots and kept the
Vanport nine fairly well in con
trol. Six Oregon errors were in
strumental in the losers’ scoring.
Kuhl was in trouble in. the ninth,
but Homer Davis came to the res
cue and retired the side.
The losers committed eight er
rors.
Score:
Vanport ... 001 002 003— 6 8 8
Oregon .012 142 Olx—11 11 &
Nelson and Holmes; Kuhl, Dayis
(9) and Rodiger, Schiewe (8).
DAVE KOSLO . . . hurls a wicked left-hand pitch for the New Yorjk
nine in the National league, but t!«e Giants still stutter along in the
second division.
Cornish Writes Article
Dr. N. H. Cornish, professor of
business administration, is the au
thor,of an article entitled “The Mod
el Stock Plan in Small Stores,” pub
lished in the April issue of the
Journal of Marketing.
In his article, Dr. Cornish defines
the model stock plan, shows the
extent of its employment in 520
small stores, its need, uses, limita
tions, and the factors that should
be taken into account in building
the model stock plan for buying.
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