Duck Nine Trips Oregon State, 3-2;
Washington Staves Off Vandals, 5-3
Idaho Rally
fizzles In
Cast Inning
MOSCOW, Ida., May 17—(UP)
Bob Jorgensen, University of
Washington hurler, struck out
pinch-hitter Don Hunt with the
bases loaded in the ninth inning to
enable the Huskies to clinch a 5-3
baseball win over the University of
Idaho here.
With the winning run on base,
the strike-out was a heart-breaker
to the Vandals who staged a strong
rally in the closing inning. Wash
ington made all five of its tallies in
the first two innings.
Jorgensen Goes Koute
Jorgensen went the route for the
Huskies yielding six hits. However,
he walked nine men and had to rely
on sharp fielding work by his team
mates to keep the game on ice.
Fred Klink pitched the first five
innings for Idaho before being re
moved for a pinch hitter. Arnold
Beebe went the next three, allow
ND Baseball Standings
W L l*ct.
Washington State . 7 3 .700
OREGON. 8 5 .015
Washington . 8 0 .571
Oregon State .4 5 .444
Idaho .I 9 .100
ing no one on base, before he too
•was replaced by a pinch hitter. Don
Fodrea pitched the ninth inning for
the Vandals allowing one hit.
Washington was credited with
two double plays in the game. The
two teams meet in another North
ern Division contest here tomor
row.
Line score:
Washington ... 320 000 000—5 0 4
Idaho .000 001 110—3 6 3
Jorgensen and White; Klink,
Beebe, Fodrea and Williams.
Track Pictures Today
An Oregana photographer will
take a picture of the track team
today at 4,p.m. All trackmen are
• expected to he suited up by that
time, and ready for the big event.
r elect i
HALL
Present Governor
• VETERAN
• EXPERIENCED
• COURAGEOUS
"He’s doing a
Oregon Loses Mentor ....
Heldt Resigns as Fresh Coach
Oregon’s freshman football and
basketball coach, Carl Heldt, an
nounced his resignation from these
posts Saturday.
Athletic director Leo Harris ac
cepted' the resignation, and at the
same time commended Heldt for
his work with the grid and hoop
teams last fall and winter.
Heldt came to Oregon in the fall
of 1947 from the head football
and asistant basketball coaching
position at La Porte, Indiana, high
school He was the first freshman
coach at the University since 1942.
Excellent Record
He came to Oregon with an ex
cellent record as coach and player.
As a tackle at Purdue University
he earned' three letters, and was
captain of the team in his last
year When he graduated he was
awarded the Big Ten medal for
outstanding scholarship and ath
letic participation.
Heldt played tackle for the
Brooklyn Dodgers in the profes
sional National league for two
seasons and then took his first
coaching job in 1937 at Lehigh
line coach, and then frosh basket
university, where he was assistant
line coach for a year. He then re
turned to Purdue and was award
ed his masters degree in physical
education.
After three years at Peru, In
diana high, where he was head
football and track coach, he moved
to St. Louis, where he served as
ball coach at Washington univer
sity.
In 1942 he enlisted in the Navy
and served until 1946, when he
was discharged as Lt. Commander,
to take the post at La P'o!{te.
Heldt is married.
Last fall his frosh gridders won
one game, tied one, and lost three.
The Duckling hoop team was win
ner in 17 of 22 games.
Ski Clubbers Meet
For Officer Election
There will be a meeting of the
University of Oregon ski club
Tuesday night at 7:30 p.m., in 105
Oregon. All members are requested
to be present, because there will
be nominations and election of of
ficers.
Members will also be able to
purchase tickets for the smorgas
bord dinner for Gretchen Fraser,
the only American ever to win an
Olympic gold medal. The dinner
will be held Saturday night at 5:30
p.m.
Beaver Court Team Blanks
Racketmen for Second Time
By JOHN BARTON
Oregon’s tennis team dropped
its second match of the year to
Oregon State’s netmen Saturday
on the Duck courts, 7-0.
Nick Reed and Fred Howard
won the only set of the day for
Oregon in their number two doub
les match against the Beavers.
Beavers Bill Huestead and Er
win Douglas bowed to Reed and
Howard 10-8, in the second set of
the doubles match. State won the
other sets, 6-2 and 6-1.
Bowman Number One
Only one Oregon man, Bert
Bowman, retained his original po
sition on the Duck squad', which
was changed considerably for the
OSC match.
Bowman was downed by Hugh
Findly of OSC, 6.1 and 6-2, in the
number one singles. Dave Van
Zandt, who cracked the team for
the number two spot, went down
to Beaver Jack Carrothers by 6-3
and 6-2 counts.
Rick Trommlitz, playing number
three for the Aggie match, was de
feated 6-4 and 6-4 by Erwin Doug
las, and number four man Saal
Lesser bowed to Bill Huested 6-2
and 6-3
Duck Newcomer
Another newcommer on the
Puck ladder, Bud Carpenter, lost
two straight to Beaver Wes Bring
ham, 6-1 and 6-4, in the number
five singles.
In the number one doubles
match, Lesser and Bowman were
beaten by Findlay and Carrothers
two straight, 6-4 and 6-0.
The second set in the number
two doubles match, lone Oregon
victory of the day, went the long
route, 10-8, before Howard and
Reed finally built up the two game
edge to win.
Next action for the Ducks will
be at Pullman, for the Northern
division playoffs, starting on Fri
day of this week. Going on pre
vious play this season, the Ducks
should end up in the number four
position, with Idaho behind them.
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Golfers Have
Bad Weekend
By KEN JOHNSON
Excuses seem to be in order for
the performances of the Oregon
golf team last weekend. The Web
foots received an 11% to 6% shel
lacking from the Portland Pilots
Friday and lost a close 15% to 11%
match to OSC in their Northern Di
vision finalee.
Playing without the services of
Lou Stafford and Rod Taylor who
were uhable to make the trip, the
Ducks tripped up on the Eastmore
land course in Portland and lost
three out of five matches. With
Stafford not playing, Tom Mar
lowe, Portland’s ace divoteer, was
practically assured a victory and
the absence of Rod Taylor hurt.
Marlowe defeated Dom Provost 3
to 0 by shooting a two-under-par
70, capturing medalist honors.
Beavers Spring Upset
But the truly unexpected came
when the underdog Beavers clipped
the Ducks’ tail feathers. Again the
Webfoo'ts were short-handed be
cause of an arm infection suffered
by Provost, regular second man.
Dead-to-the-pin approaches, or
dinarily accomplished with great
ease by the Oregon linksters, were
running long on the fast Corvallis
Country club greens and as a re
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All Runs
Scored At
Beginning
CORVALLIS, Ore., May 17.
Oregon pushed in three runs in
the first inning to defeat Ore
gon State, 3 to 2, and even their
northern division coast con
ference series at one game
each.
All of the scoring was taken
care of in the opening inning,
as Oregon State tallied its two
runs.
The Ducks took full advan
of walks by Beaver pitcher
Fred Siri to win. Johnny Ko
venz opened with a hit, Walt
Kirsch walked, and Pat Woh
lers sacrificed to advance them.
Bartle Bats in Pair
Dick Bartle then singled to score
the first two runs. The final Ore
gon marker came in as Siri walked
the next three batters The Web
foots batted around in the initial
inning, with Don Bedford replac
ing Siri.
Oregon State’s scoring came on
two walks, a single, and a sacri
fice off Whitey Lokan, the winning
pitcher.
Meet Friday
The two teams will renew their
rivalry next Friday night in Eu«
gene, when the Ducks and Beavers
clash at 8:15 at the civic stadium.
The final game of the Civil War
series will be held Saturday in Cor
vallis.
The win for Oregon still gives
them a slim chance of overtaking
the first place Washington State
team. The Cougars have only Ida
ho left on their schedule.
Score:
Oregon .300 000 000 3 8 1
Oregon State .. .200 000 000 2 7 0
Batteries: Oregon: Lokan and
Burgher; Oregon State: Siri, Bed
ford (1) and Roelandt.
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