<k . -- ! Leicht, Bell, Score Duck 1 By FRED Oregon's rampaging gridders •to three straight Saturday as t classed Idaho Vandal squad 3-1 turf. ]_t was the second conference 'Webfoots. and put them in a l and UCLA in the coast stain now stands at four triumphs against three defeats. Ducks Score Early The Ducks wasted little time putting the game on ice. They racked up two touchdowns in (he first quarter,added two more in the second, and crossed the goal line again in the third peri od, to repeat last week’s scoring perrorniance. Oregon’s potent passing attack was virtually unused for the sec ond week, as all but one of the Eugene clubs’ paydirt treks were made via the water-soaked ground route. Only the second Webfoot touchdown was made through the air, when George Boll grabbed a Worm Van Brocklin toss on the • Idaho ten yard line, and scampered across. Idaho broke the shutout late in the fracas when Billy Wil liams unleashed a beautiful pair of passes to move the pigskin from the Oregon 8“ across the goal line. The tally came in the fourth quarter against the third string reserves, Forty men saw action,as Aiken substituted free ly after the first half. Jake Leicht led the scoring pa rade. crossing the goal line twice and booted four conversions on five attempts for 1C points. George Bell also tallied twice, and Jim Wiewquist made the other TD. A third-quarter 54-yard run after a pass interception by Nowquist was called back because of un necessary roughness c h a r g e d against Oregon. Jake Scores Oregon’s claimant to All-American honors, stoic 1 In day’s ..point-making ..spotlight When lie won a race with the clock hy dashing 73 yards to paydirt just at halftime. Willi only ten seconds remaining lie fore the half Leieht came off the the- lieneh, took the pigskin, iitd raced around right end. 'Time was gone, and so was Leieht, as he followed air-tight in!reference through the Idaho secondary and out into the clear to go the distance. Less than four minutes of the game had elapsed when the Web foots crossed the goal line for the first time. From the Idaho 31 Jim Newqnist skirted right end am. galloped 29 yards before he was knocked out of bounds. After two hue plays Leieht went off tackle for the tally. Jake missed the ex tra-point but made tlie next four. Oregon's second score, made by Bell on tlie toss from Van Brocklin, was set up by the fleet-footed Leieht as lie scampered 44 yards to the Idaho Hi on a pitchout from Van Brocklin. Koch Shows Power The third touchdown came as u result of jolting Bob lioeh’s 37 yard gallop through the center of tlie Ida ho line, which pushed the hall to the Idaho 22, Leieht •dipped through tackle to the s«-\ on, and then Newquist added Newquist ouchdowns TAYLOR stretched their winning streak hey ran over a game but out -7, on a sloppy Hayward field ■ victory of the season for the. ourth-place tie with California lings. Oregon’s season record fuel to the scoring fire by going across from the five. Leicht’s lengthy dash marked up the fourth Duck TD of the busy afternoon. The fifth and final was set up when tackle Don Stanton nailed a fumble by Idaho’s Wil liams on the Vandals’ 12 yard stripe. On the first play Bell, who is looking better every game, jaun ted around right end on a pitch out from Van Brocklin, to com plete the day’s point-making. Pacific Co-ait fyoatkcdl Stci*ufUrt(f4' _ _ T'lTTI n A w L* rvJI -T r r-A =r.OAUFORNIA »iZ *5 3 OREGON STATE ..3 1 759 39 OREGON .2 1 -63b 47 9 UCLA .:.2 1 333 33 19 CALIFORNIA .2 1 -666 41 43 WASHINGTON .1 3 -250 32 39 IDAHO .1 3 250 32 88 WASHINGTON STATE .1 3 -250 25 55 STANFORD .0 4 -000 29 93 THIS WEEK at Pullman.WASHINGTON STATE vs OREGON at Portland . OREGON STATE vs U. C. L. A. at Berkeley .CALIFORNIA vs WASHINGTON at Los Angeles . SOUTHERN CAL vs STANFORD at Moscow.IDAHO vs MONTANA SPORTS STAFF - Wally Adams Fred Taylor Dick Mase Don Fair Fullback B»b Koch powered liis way to a better than 20 yard per carry average against the Idaho Vandals last Saturday. One of the five graduating seniors on the Oregon varsity, Koch has been one of tlie steady performers in the Duck backfield. He will probably hold down the starting fullback spot against Washington State this weekend. QUICK SERVICE in on Monday out on Tuesday I Ho you want the hind of snaps and candids you can show off? Our accurate developing and clean print ing retains the good values you worked for when shooting. 698 Willamette Paper Hits BruinCoach LOS ANGELES. Nov. 3. (UP) — Coach Bert LaBrucherie was hail ed as one of the nation’s top young er coaches when he put the UCLA Bruins in the Rose Bowl last New Year’s. But today he was blamed by the campus newspaper for his team’s 6 to 0 defeat by California. Sports editor Bob Alford of the Daily Bruin wrote that the game was lost by LaBrucherie, not the players, because he gave them no chance to run the team independent of the . bench either in practice or in competition. “The whole thing lies in La Brucherie’s refusal to put any trust or confidence in his quarter backs,” Alford said. “The plays are called from the bench. Quarterbacks Change “When things get tough Bruin quarterbacks are sent in and out in a continuous stream. Benny Beiges goes in for one play, Carl Benton for a couple, Bay Nagel Ducklings Prepare For Portland U. After a two week lull between games, Carl Heldt’s frosh football squad will resume grid activities this Saturday, when they meet the Portland University Babes on Hay ward field. The weekend clash will give Oregon fans their first glimpse of the Ducklings in action. All three of their previous encounters were played away from home. After meeting the OSC Rooks at Corval lis in the season opener they jour neyed to Pendleton and played the Eastern Oregon College of Educa tion, then wound up their travels in Seattle against the Husky pups. Their record reveals that al though the frosh have piled up a substantial margin in yards gain ed rushing during the three games, they have had to settle for one victory, one loss, and a tie. A [ deadly Rook passing attack trap l ped them 27-19. They battled back . to slip by EOCE, 6-0, and fought j highly favored Washington team to a 7-7 stalemate. Yesterday’s workout consisted of running through offensive manu vers plus defensive drills against Portland pass plays. Pass defense has been the weak spot in frosh play thus far this season. Today the Ducklings are slaved to tangle with the varsity reser ' ves for their regular weekly j scrimmage session. : for one and then the cycle starts again. “Leave those quarterbacks alone. Give Benton a chance and he’ll ! develop. Use Nagel. He’s cocky j enough to pull this outfit up by j their bootstraps dnd knock over Oregon State, Washington and i even Southern California.” HEY STUDENTS ! We've aot a few NEW BATTERIES and plenty of REBUILT BATTERIES Ford or $7.95 Chevrolet size Exchange $1.00 down and $1.00 a week ALSO GATES TIRES 6:00 x 16 $12.95 (plus tax) Our Easy Payment Plan $1.00 down - $1.00 per week Drop around and see us about LUBRICATION JOBS and ANTIFREEZE at Roy Copping "THE CHAMPION DEALER" llth and Ook Phone 4812