Last Duck Home Game Today
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They're Doing a Good Job
A BIO REASON why the Oregon football team leads Pacific Coast
conference standings is the Duck coaching staff. Jim Aiken (above)
and his two assistants, Frank Zazula, backfield coach, (below right),
and Dick Milicr, line coach (below left) have tutored the team in
championship style.
Starting Lineups
OREGON ST. MARY'S
Dan Garza.LER. Tony Kotowski
Steve Dotur.LTR.R. V. Johnson
Ted Meland ..LGR...Al Beasley
Brad Ecklund.C.John Bergamini
Ed Chrobot.RGL.Will Sullivan
Don Stanton.,_RTL.John Mapelli
Dick Wilkins. REL.Dan McGeehan
Norm Van Brocklin.Q.Dick Jarvis
Woodley Lewis.LHR.FrankCassara
George Bell.RHL.Spike Cordeiro
Bob Sanders .F.Dave Haffner
Gael Battle
'Breather'
For Oregon
Three - touchdown favorites
to win thfcir sixth game in sev
en 1948 starts, the Oregon
Webfoots close their Hayward
field season today at 2 p. m.,
against a swift crew of invad
ing St. Mary’s Gaels.
A near-sellout crowd of 16,
000 is expected to watch the
game, and the stadium may fill to
capacity if the weatherman comes i
through with a good football day.
Although favored to win this
non-conference battle, the Ducks
may be pressed by Joe Verducci’s
youngsters. The Gaels arrived in
Eugene yesterday, and looked good
during their brief workout.
Upset Not Impossible ‘
A hard-charging line and a fast
backfield led by Spike Cordeiro and
Dick Jarvis could take the Saints
to a major west slope upset.
Oregon Coach Jim Aiken and his
league-leading team are not ex
pected to- hold back today, since
they will be after more than 20
points. California defeated St.
Mary’s 20-0 earlier in the season.
McKay Ready
The Webfoot backfield will be at
full strength today for the first
time in three weeks. Left halfback
Johnny McKay has been running
well in scrimmage, and will see
plenty of duty.
Woodley Lewis will probably
start at left half, George Bell will
go at right half, Bob Sanders is
set to open at fullback, and Norm
Van Brocklin will run the team
from his quarterback post.
Van Brocklin to Pass
Van Brocklin is expected to
boost his passing percentage even
higher today, with Dick Wilkins,
Dan Garza, and Darrell Robinson
on the receiving end..
The only player on the doubtful
list is Benny Holcomb, defensive
safety man out with a leg injury.
Holcomb, one of the ten seniors
playing their last home game to
day, may be ready for some duty.
Six V-Ball Squads
Win Initial Battles
MONDAY’S SCHEDULE
3:50
Campbell Club B vs. SAE B
Chi Psl B vs. ATO B
4 :S5
Delts B vs. Lambda Chi Alpha B
Phi Delt B vs. Sis Eps B
5:15
Theta Chi B vs. Fiji B
Sigma Chi B vs. Phi Psl B
Twelve “B" volleyball teams saw
initial intramural action yesterday
afternoon, as the net sextets
boomed into the fifth day of 1948
competition.
Sigma Nu edged Kappa Sigma
twice by identical 15-11 scores: Phi
Delta Theta ran over Hunter hall
15-6 and 15-4: Stitzer hall lost to
Phi Gamma Delta by a forfeit, and
Delta Upsilon whipped Sigma Al
pha Epsilon 15-9 and 15-3.
In other games, Beta Theta Pi
downed Phi Sigma Kappa 15-5 and
15-4, and Sigma Chi won two over
Stan Ray hall, 15-2 and 15-11.
ELECT
Stanley R. Darling
MEMBER of Eugene Water Board,
Ward 1 Trained and Experienced
LAWYER, age 39, Oregorn born and educated
Graduate, U. of O. Law School
Experience Includes:
Legislative Representative, League of Oregon Cities; At
torney for Bonneville Power Adm., Attorney in Charge of
Oregon Office U. S. Dept, of Justice, Lands Division; Spec
ial Lecturer in Law, U. of O.; 3 Years as Eugene’s first
Municipal Judge. *
Favors Continuation of Water Board Policies
Which have given Eugene’s water and power utilities
national recognition and outstanding success.
Pd. Adv. by Suluey \Y. Clavpool, Sec.
Darling for Water Board Committee
Oregon® Emerald
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