Webfoots Slash Pilot Quintet
Hoopsters
Win, 76-30
PORTLAND, Ore., Dec. 4—(UP)
- The Oregon Webfoots galloped
to an easy 76 to 30 win over the
Portland university Pilots here to
night for their fourth pre-season
basketball triumph in a row.
Coach John Warren’s fast-break
iug hoopsters hit the hemp from
all angles and led 35 to 14 at half
time. Forward Jim Bartelt led the
Oregon scoring with 14 points.
USC Coach
Pronounces
Team Set
Los Angelos, —(UP)—• Coach
Jeff Cravath of Southern Califor
nia, came up with his theory on
how to beat Notre Dame Saturday:
“To heck with defense,” he said.
"You can’t win a ball game with
defense.”
Although ho has no Johnny Lu
jack, the Trojan coach does have a
couple of men who can rifle a ball
George Murphy and Jim Powers,
’i he former was throwing tricky,
short passes while the latter heav
ed them long and right into the
arms of his receivers.
Sending his varsity against the
junior vai'sity and fourth string,
Cravath was gratified as the first
team marched down the field time
after time.
Backs Look Good
The drives were sparked by
veteran back Mickey McCardle
v« ho broke loose for numerous long
gains. McCardle’s drive was match
ed by the running of Don Doll,
Gordon Gray, Ted Tannehill and
Bill Betz as they clawed their op
position aside.
“Of course that’s noi.
Dame in front of them,” Cravath
admitted, “but the boys are really
pitching. Win or lose, there’s going
to be a whale of a ball game
Saturday."
Ski Club Schedules
Meeting to Set Trip
The University Ski club will hold
a short organizational meeting to
night at 7 in 105 Oregon. Stan Ar
thur, newly elected president, has
announced plans will be discussed
for a ski trip in the near future.
This year the club is particular
ly interested in students who are
just beginning or would like to
learn to ski, Arthur said.
In connection with this Miss
Dorothy Outzs, girls' skiing class
instructor in the PE department,
vyill speak about the various equip
ment which will be required for her
classes and any other beginners.
High-Scorer
Jim Bartelt, two-year leiterman forward, paced the offense-minded
Duck basketball attack against Portland university last night with 14
points. Oregon had little trouble rolling up an overwhelming victory
over the hapless Pilots.
Duck Paddlers Drill
For Conference Opener
By ED ARTZT
With the first Northern Division
swimming' meet scheduled against
the Oregon State Beavers, January
19, Coach Ray Kireilis has placed
his fleet crew of paddlers under a
rigorous training schedule. The
varsity boys should be in tip-top
shape by the big day.
Holcomb Returns
Kireilis will hold practice ses
sions for his divers Tuesday
nights, in addition to a carefully
planned daily routine. The addi
tion of football ace, Benny Hol
comb, to the roster of spring
hoard men will strengthen the
Webfoot divers.
Workouts for 50, 100, and 220
yard sprint men include a non-stop
880 swim which must be completed
inside of fifteen minutes, a 440
yard non-stop swim only using the
kick, and ten full-speed 40-yard
sprints, with accent on turns, ev
ery other day. Kireilis has his dis
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the 440-yard kick, plus a non-stop
mile three times a week. All of the
Duck swimmers are timed daily to
check progress of workouts.
Intersquad Match
Plans have been made to keep
up the training program over
Christmas vacation. Another in
trasquad meet may be held be
fore the end of fall term.
Special training diets have been
planned and mimeographed by
Mentor Kireilis and will be issued
to all members of the team. When
questioned as to the progress of
the varsity paddlers, Kireilis chuck
led, “They ate too much turkey
over Thanksgiving.”
Basketball League
Next for Men's IM
By WARD BEBB
Intramural volleyball is at an
end, but with only a short lull the
spotlight turns on “A” and “B”
basketball and handball. Basketball
season gets under way on Monday,
January 12, according to present
plans.
The league will be. set up on a
round-robin basis. Living groups
and independents entering only one
team will be placed in the “A”
league.
According to 1947 rules upper
division players cannot see action
in the “B” circuit, but so far not
enough players nave been turned
in to organize a “B” league. A “B”
tournament is expected to take
shape by playing time, however.
All entry blanks are to be turned
in to the IM office not later than
January 6.
Participants playing handball
will play on an elimination basis
with two singles and one doubles
making a team. Athletic managers
are asked to turn entry blanks into
the IM office or Jim Vitti imme
diately.
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