Hoopers Roll
Through First
Practice Tilts
The Oregon varsity basketball
squad held its first scrimmage yes
terday afternoon, with the practice
session divided into six 20-minute
games, as the 30-odd candidates
were divided into five-man groups.
Coach John Warren’s first quint
composed of Marv Rasmussen, Jim
Bartelt, Bob Amacher, Stan Wil
liamson and A1 Popick showed good
early-season form with Rasmussen
and Williamson hitting the bucket
consistently.
Rog Wiley, first in line for the
starting center berth, spent the
practice officiating the contests.
In the second group, Warren used
Roger Mockford, Lynn Hamilton,
Archie Gasek, Bob Kehrli, Bob La
vey, and Kenny Seeborg. The latter
two men, at guards, performed
creditably, as Lavey led the down
floor dashes, while Seeborg con
nected for three baskets.
Wiry Dick Unis, another guard
candidate, served notice that he
was going to be right in the thick
of the fight for a team position, as
he cut loose with several speed
sprints for tallies.
Sororities Pledge
10 Coeds Thursday
Ten women were pledged to so
rorities yesterday. Alpha Xi Delta
pledged Dorothy Duncan; Delta
Delta Delta, Shirley Fossen; Delta
Gamma, Dixie Haugen; Delta Zeta,
Patricia Hansen and Beverly
Mack; Sigma Kappa, Jean Spores;
Zeta Tau Alpha, Mary Lou Chris
tiansen, Emilierose* Jackull, Beth
Mitchell, and Greta Stunz.
Law Prof Has Spoken
Allan Hugh Smith, assistant pro
fessor of law, will not speak at the
faculty club tonight as previously
announced. He spoke last Saturday
night.
"The Man"
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