Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR
About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (March 1, 1949)
Aquaducks Wallop OSC 72-12 in Last Dual Meet Last Saturday afternoon in the Oregon State College men’s pool this year's edition of the Oregon Aquaducks wound up their dual meet competition with a fine 72-12 trouncing of the Oregon State swimming team. They had earlier beaten the Beavers 74-10. ALTHOUGH THE POINT totals show the victory to have been an easy one for the Ducks it does not show that the varsity was definite ly off. Coach John Borchardt will have plenty to say about that this week in the men’s pool as the team prepares for Friday’s and Satur day’s Northern Division champion ships. LEADING THE Dueks were Louis Santos and Earl Walter. San tos was high point man winning the 220-yd. freestyle, the 100-ycl. freestyle and anchoring the final winning relay team. Walter came through with a fine leg on the winning relay team, a second in the 150-yd. backstroke, and a record smashing effort in the final event of the day. It was in the 200-yd. individual medley that Walter set another record which has become one of the bywords of this year’s team. He easily broke the existing stand ard' of Hannnla from WSC by ten seconds. 300 Medley relay: Won by Oregon (Walter, Harmon, Moorhead). Time: 3:19.4. 220-yd. Freestyle: 1. Santos (O), 2. Chapman (OSC), 3. Hiatt (O). Time: 2:38.5. 50-yd. Freestyle: 1. Batch (O), Wiki-Wiki Gets WAA Hoop Title Five weeks of WAA intramural basketball play were climaxed yes terday when Wiki-Wiki swept past Rebec house 21-15 in the champion ship game of the season. Hendricks hall took top honors last year. Wiki-Wiki, composed of an unor ganized group of off-campus girls, ended a perfect season. This made their sixth win while the losers had a total of five wins, losing their sec ond game yesterday. Though the score at the end of the first quarter revealed a 3-3 tie, lhe-off-campus team surged ahead in the next periods to lead 14-6 at half-time and 19-10 at the end of the third quarter. Viola Robbins led her team to vic tory collecting 11 counters follow er by team-mates Bertha Newman with 6, Dixie McCullough, 3, and Mary Doherty, 1. Other players in chided Hazel Petersen, Anne Moore, P it Mounts and Genevieve Shot well. Scoring on the co-op squad were Belle Doris Russell chalking up S points, Jan Neely with five, and Luis Sharkey and Jean Neely, each milking a free throw. Also on the tciim were Jean Matson, Clara Belle Roth, Jackie Briley, Betty Wycoff, and Carol Lippman. In their first meeting on Monday, V iki-Wiki defeated Rebec 14-8. Ac tion on Tuesday saw Hendricks hall f. Iling to University house 40-5 vi th Hendricks also losing to Re vise house 23-13 on Wednesday. Mso winning on Wednesday was Wiki-Wiki over University house 2..-S. In the semi-finals Thursday t 'uver.sj.ty house was defeated by Rebec house. in charge of arrangements for U s double-elimination tournament u ere Mary Myers, student manag er and Jeannette Masilionis, facul ty adviser. (2. Moorhead (O) 3. Ring (OSC). Time: 25.3. Diving: 1. Stanley (O) 2. Mc Cullough (O), 3. Sargent (OSC). 100-yd. Freestyle: 1. Santos (O), 2. Boardman (OSC), 3. Nekota (O). Time: 57.9. 150-yd. Backstroke: 1. Har graves (O), 2. Walter (O), 3. Fue gy (OSC). Time: 1:49.1. 200-yd. Breaststroke: 1. Bayly (O), 2. Harman (O), 3. Fowler (OSC). Time: 2:53.7. 440-yd. Freestyle: 1. Hiatt (O), 2. Braucher (O), 3. Chapman (OSC). Time: 5:58.7. Relay: Won by Oregon (Balch, Nekota, McCullough, Santos). Time: 4:06.6. 200-yd. Ind. medley: 1. Walter (O), 2. Hargraves (O), 3. Board man (OSC). Time: 2:33.5 (new Northern Division record—old rec ord 2:43.0 by Hannula (WSC) last week.) Cub Owner Denies Change In Front Office CHICAGO, Feb. 28— (AP) — While owner P. K. Wrigley was de nying rumors of a general-mana ger change, the Chicago Cubs ar rived at their Los Angeles train ing camp without a single holdout listed. Commenting on a Milwaukee Sentinel story saying that General Manager Jim Gallagher was due to be replaced by Richard (Red) Smith, who has an ambassador-at large Cub status, Wrigley declared. “This is the first I have heard about it.” At Los Angeles, Smith reported that Harry (Peanuts) Lowrey, outfielder and perennial holdout, had come to terms. Webfoot Gets Ace Don Houghton, Oregon student from Florence, posted a hole-in one on the par-three, 125-yard third hole at Laurenwood Satur day afternoon, playing in a three some with fellow Wehfoots Ted Gibbons and Bill Grieve. Houghton used a seven iron to sink his ace, the first of his golf ing career. Aggie Kinney out for Season; Ducks Go Through Light Drill Ducklings Last Game Saturday By Dick Mase The Duckling basketball squad rings down the curtain on the cur rent season next Friday night against the Lebanon Warriors in another 6:15 preliminary to the Oregon-OSC game. Don Kirseh’s crew has had an excellent record opposite high school teams, winning 13 sans de feat. Included among the victims are such prep potentates as Salem, Klamath Falls, Hillsboro, and Cot tage Grove. ON THE DEBIT side of the led ger is the Frosh-Rook series which went to the latter four games to none. Three of the tiffs were of the close species, while only one was a rout for the Baby Beavers. The Ducklings also boast a pair of wins against Oregon vocational school and the Portland university Frosh, making their record 15-4— at present. FORWARD BILL CLAUSEN, ex-University high stalwart, leads the freshmen in scoring with 137 points, while Marshfielder Ken Hunt is close behind with 134. Following is the complete scor ing for Duckling players. Clausen .... Hunt. Korpela Vranizan ... Carr . Gilbert . Kittilson ... Owens. Hultgren ... Settecase ... Calderwood Chaney . Joyce . LanDucci . Berg . Leter . FG FT PF TP .57 23 37 137 .57 20 26 134 .37 13 16 87 .30 22 27 82 .30 13 16 73 .29 9 46 67 26 13 17 65 .21 5 27 47 17 6 6 40 12 6 7 30 .15 4 7 34 ..7 5 8 19 ..5 2 2 12 ...5 1 4 11 .3 0 9 6 .1113 Order of 0 to Meet There will be a meeting of the Order of the “O” this noon at the Sigma Alpha Mu house. NEW FORMULA WITH VIRATOL* works wonders in the looks of your hair. It looks natural... it feels natural... and it stays in place ! Try a bottle. * This special co mpottnJ gires lustre... keeps hair in place without slip/ness, i Following last weekend’s even split with Oregon State, the Oregon Webfoots took things easy yester day, resting up for the first serious workout of the week, this afternoon. The Ducks, now mathematically eliminated from the title struggle, are still in a position to throw the race into a playoff, if they win both games from Oregon State and Washington State sweeps their ser ies with Washington. Saturday night the Webfoots were slowed down by an effective zone defense thrown up by the Bea vers and got few shots at the buck et. The Corvallis team was all over Roger Wiley, holding the loop’s leading scorer to only seven points. Guard Paul Sowers dunked in nine tallies to pace the Webfoots in the 42-38 setback. Cliff Crandall paced the Beaver win with 13 tallies. Oregon came through the week end with no injuries, but Oregon State was more unfortunate. For ward Glen Kinney was carried from the floor Saturday night with a broken ankle and will be lost for the season. The 6-foot 3-inch sophomore had been relegated to a reserve role in the Webfoot-Beaver series, after playing much of the season as a regular. How much his loss would hurt the Slats Gill-coached quint is uncertain. The top Orange scorer, Cliff Crandall, sat out of drill yesterday with a cold. He is expected to be ready to go on Friday night, how ever. GILL SENT HIS squad through a long and rugged workout yester day. He plans to tie up the title a3 soon as possible, which would mean winning Friday night here in Eu gene. The Beavers need to post only one more victory to win, and Gill would like to tie up the race as soon as possible. Though losing ground to Eddie Gayda Saturday night, Webfeot center Roger Wiley still held to his Northern Division scoring lead with 198 tallies. He needs 22 more to break the individual scoring record for Oregon that he set last year when he chalked up 219 points. GAYDA OCTSCORED Wiley Saturday night by making 17 points to Wiley's seven. The Duck star now has a 13 point lead over the Cougar ace. The top ten scorers: G Wiley, Oregon.14 Gayda, WSC ..14 Pritchett, Idaho .16 Vandenb’gh, Wash. 14 Stallworth, Idaho ....16 Crandall, OSC.14 Sowers, Oregon.14 White, Wash.14 Brimhall, Idaho.16 Henson, Wash.14 P 198 185 163 160 154 149 131 130 . 119 107 Ave. 14.1 13.2 10.2 11.4 9.6 10.6 9.4 9.3, 7.5 7.6 Tl NTZ £r° and TfflTS djoxMAurud£y •o£tA&u£ etofoa, jfynde LEAVES NO SOAP FILM BUCK • Ml* ■ MEDIUM • UNI MOW • UBDIN • BEKM • IIIKK TIFFANY DAVIS Sth at Willamette WAR SURPLUS BIRTHDAY SALE "OUR GIFT TO YOU" • • Double-Seam KHAKI PANTS $3.25 T-SHIRTS (the order of the Day for Spring) 59c heavy Athletic Sox 5 pr. for $1.00 lite-gray Sweat Shirts $1.49 Cascade Mercantile 13th and Hilvard