FAST-SKATING REDWING forwards (left to right) Tommy Gillespie, Frank Sauer, Dick Gillespie,
Roger Newton, and Gene Thiessen slide to a stop during a recent Eugene practice at the local arena.
The Redwings meet the Corvallis Beavers Sunday night in an Oregon Hockey league game starting at 8.
I-M Teams End Week
With Thrilling Games
UIUWUAX'S
“B” Games
3:50
Nestor hall vs. Beta Theta Pi
4:35
Sigma Nu vs. McChesney hall
5:15
Legal Eagles vs. Phi Kappa
Sigma
Another day of intramural bas
ketball play rolled by yesterday
with “A” teams bringing the firsl
week’s play to a close, while twc
“B” teams made their debut.
In “A” tilts, Sigma Nu lashed
out for their second victory of the
week, defeating the Tau Kappa
Epsilon five, 37-6. The Alpha Tan
Omega casabans downed Beta The
ta Pi, 16-5, and Campbell clut
whipped Kappa Sigma, 23-16.
Sigma Alpha Mu knocked off
Phi Gamma Delta, 39-12, and Chi
Psi bounced Phi Sigma Kappa, 17
15.
In “B” play, Sigma Phi Epsilon
downed Cherney hall, 28-4.
Sigma Nu Hot
The Sigma Nu club, sparked by
Dick Mobley and John McBee,
showed skill-plus as they slaugh
tered Tekes 37-6 in “A” competi
tion.
Mobley, Nu center, worked the
boards with ease, while guard Mc
Bee crushed the TKE defense with
lay-ins to score ten points. Mobley
was high point man with 13 points.
Betas Lose
A rough and ready ATO five was
seen yesterday when they downed
the Betas, 16-5. The skillful team
work of Dan Cudahy and J. T.
Hamilton hit the net time after
time.
Cudahy bucketed six points for
his squad in the first half and
Hamilton was hot in the second
half, scoring ten points to win
high score honors for the ATO club.
Campbell Wins
The Campbell club squad defeat
ed Kappa Sigma 23-16 in a fast
moving uit.
In the second quarter of the
game, the Campbell men stayed
two-point leaders until seconds be
fore the half-time whistle. The
half-time score was 13-12.
During the second half, the
Campbells stayed out in front and
increased their score to 23, holding
the Sigs to 16.
With a sharp eye for the basket,
A1 Cohen and Jerry Ginzburg
brought the Sammies a .39-12 vic
tory over the Fijis.
The Sammies led the Fijis at
half-time, and then Cohen and
Ginzburg opened up to score 22
points between them.
In the closest contest of the day,
the Chi Psis nudged Phi Sigma
Kappa, 17-15.
The Chi Psis were leading at the
half, 10-6, but in the second half
the Phi Sigs tried to get the lead,
fading in the final seconds. Liska
of the Phi Sigs was high with six
points.
The first B game of the season
saw the Sig Eps down Cherney hall,
28-4. The Sigs led all the way. Jim
Eckstrome, received high point
honors with ten Sig Ep counters.
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New Grid Rules
Favor Offensive
PALM SPRINGS, Calif., Jan. 15
(AP)—There won’t be much differ
ence in the matter of wholesale sub
stitutions running on and off col
lege football fields next Fall, but
the game will be a little more ex
citing and a little less rough.
Such were the deductions yester
day as members of the Intercollegi
ate Rules committee headed home
ward after another tussle to im
prove the grid regulation book.
The highly controversial free sub
stitution rule rated top attention.
Admittedly, according to William J.
Bingham, of Harvard, chairman,
this provoked hot debate in closed
door sessions during the snowbound
four-day session.
No Single Substitutions
Here are the new statutes on the
subject:
Coaches will not be permitted to
send one player at a time into the
game while the clock is running.
They will be able, when the ball
changes hands, to send in as n*any
players as desired on either team.
But subs must be in and ready to
play while the clock is running and
before the customary 25-second
period elapses from the time the
referee placed the ball in position.
Encouragement to offense is con
tained in these rules:
A player can elect to run back a
punt from scrimmage if the ball is
caught in the end zone. This used
to be an automatic touchback.
Still a Touchback
If a punt receiver gets nailed in
the end zone, it still goes as a touch
back and the ball goes to the 20
yard line. If he is tackled on the
one-yard line, that’s where it goes
into play.
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In Hockey Game Sunday
It will be Oregon vs Oregon State tomorrow night at the lo
cal ice arena, as the strong Eugene Redwings meet the Corval
lis Beavers at 8 p. m.
The Redwings, playing their second year of hockey and now
a member team of the Oregon Hockey League, consist largely
of University of Oregon players who were instrumental in the
Redwing win over a potent Salem Hornet aggregation last Sun
day. i
Seniors Frank Sauer and Roger Newton, together with hieh
scoring jonn Olson, make up one
of the powerful student combina
tions used to advantage by Coach
Tommy Ferris, while fast-skating
Don Severson rounds out the for
ward wall together with "townies”
Tom and Dick Gillespie, Ferris,
Gene Thiessen and Joe Worth.
The defensive element includes
Ducks Ed Worth, Will Wall, and
HOCKEY STANDINGS
W L T P GF GA
Eugene.I 0 0 2 5 3
Portland .1 0 0 2 8 3
Salem._...0 1 0 0 3 5
Corvallis .0 1 0 0 3 8
Dick Runyard, together with Bob
Potter. Freshman Jim Hoffer holds
down the goalie spot.
The Beaver squad is composed of
OSC students with the exception of
two players, so in actuality Sun
day’s game will match representa
tive teams.
Olson, injured in the final seconds
of the Redwing-Salem game Sun
day, is recovering from head
wounds and should be able to see ac
tion. The Corvallis crew dropped
their opener to the Portland Black
Portland Pilots Win
PORTLAND, Ore., Jan. 15 (AP)
The University of Portland Pilots
rallied from an early lag here last
night to defeat the Gonzaga Bull
dogs in a basketball game, 60-51.
The Pilots trailed until shortly be
fore the half. Then they squeezed
ahead to hold an intermission mar
gin of 25-22. They widened it in the
second period with Ray Folen lead
ing the scoring with 14 points.
The teams meet again tonight.
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hawks in a rugged game at Corval
lis Thursday night, but they are ex
pected to come back into their sec
ond game with added strength.
Arena Manager Geary Worth has
announced that the plan for Oregon
dates to see games on one ticket
will remain in force until further
notice.
This plan allows Oregon men to
take their date to the Sunday night
games on one seventy-five cent
ticket, by showing student body
card.
Worth anticipates a sellout
crowd, so students are warned to
arrive in plenty of time to get seats.
Probable starting lineups:
Jim Hoffer.G. .. Dirks Foster
Ed Worth.D.... Jim Rodgers
Will Wall .D.Dave Turple
Roger Newton ,...W. Bob Beall
Frank Sauer.C Corky Cocoran
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