Second Straight
IDAHO (13)
Mays, 2 .
Williams, rf .
Massingill, If
Crider, 3 .
I.inck, cf .
Stallworth, s
Pritchett, 1 ..
Hunter, If .
Glaves, c .
Dailey, p .
Knikkeberg, p
Triggs, p .
' Whitcomb ....
§ Groves .
AB H PO E
...5 112
0 0 C
2 1
2 0
1 2
3 2
2 12 C
3 3 C
12 2
Oil
.0 0 0 0
.1 0 0 0
.1 0 0 C
0 0 0
Totals .42 15 24 1C
*Hit into double play for Dailey
in fifth.
§ Struck out for Triggs in ninth.
OREGON (18)
Kovenz, If .
Zurcher, cf .
Oohen, s.
Bartle, 1.
Kimball, 3 .
Dibble, rf .
Kirsch, rf .
Torkelson, c ....
Bropst, p .
PeBernardi, p
Mills, p .
AB H PO E
3
0
2
6
1
0
7 5
0 8 1
0 0 1
.0 0 0 1
.2100
Totals
Idaho .
Oregon .
.38 11 27 0
010 350 004—13 15 1C
222 062 22*—18 11 C
Summary: Runs — Massingill
Grider, Linck 2, Stallworth 4, Prit
chett 3, Hunter, Glaves, Kovenz 3
Zurcher 3, Cohen, Bartle 3, Kim
ball 2, Dibble, Kirsch 3, Torkelson
2 Runs batted in—Massingill 2,
Stallworth, Pritchett 2, Hunter 2,
Glaves 2, Kovenz, Zurcher 2, Cohen
5 Kimball, Dibble 2, Torkelson 2,
Mills. 2-base hits- Grider, Massin
gill 2, Pritchett, Kimball, Cohen 2
3-base hits Hunter, Stallworth
Kimball.
Duck Golfers
Face Victoria
In Lid-Lifter
Oregon's top four golfers left the
Fugene campus Wednesday morn
ing for an auto junket to Victoria,
E. C., where they will test then
drivers, putters, and tees for the
first time this season in a Saturday
match against Victoria College.
The quartet, composed of
Dwayne Omlid, John Eckstrom
Fred Zolezzi, and Dora Provost will
meet their coach, Sid Milligan, at
Victoria. Milligan left earlier this
week to participate in a Canadian
r eet, also at Victoria.
The top four king-pins arrived
ou top by blasting their way
through the qualifying rounds.
Omlid topped the field with a 288
i . the 72-hole grind, with Eck
strom posting a 292, Zolezzi a 294,
and Provost a 297.
Jack Gaudion landed in fifth po
sition with a 302, while the usually
steady John Prince was sixth with
p score of 306. Bob Sederstrom, Hex
McDowall, and Jim Donahue all
notched 307 s to wind up in a tlrtee
may tie for seventh spot. A1 Uiebel
notched a 308 for tenth position.
Tucse ten men compose the varsity
<lf squad, the top four’ playing in
matches away from home.
Ducks Outlast Idaho, 18-13,
As Teams Commit 16 Errors;
Mills Checks in for Victory
By Don Fair
Idaho out-slugged and out
errored the Webfoots yester
day, yet lost an 18-13 marathor
to the run-happy Kirschmen
The victory gave the Ducks a
perfect two-win record in Nor
thern Division competition.
The two teams put on a good
show of boot-me-around-agair.-Wil
lie, Idaho committing ten errors
and Oregon contributing six. It was
anything but a day for the pitchers,
as both coaches paraded three men
to the hill, in a drawn out 2 hour
50-minute session.
IN SCORING in every inning but
the fourth, the Webfoots were still
on the short end of the hitting led
ger with 11 safe blows to the Van
dals’ 15 Making use of four Idahc
miscues, the Ducks managed a paii
of markers in each of the first three
frames to lead 6-1.
Idaho gave starting Webfool
hurler Homer Bropst the showei
signal in the fourth frame, bunch
ing three hits for a like amount oi
runs.
Dick DeBernardi took over the
hurling chores in the fifth frame
and Chuck Finley’s lads promptly
knocked the cover from his offer
ings.
THE VANDALS bunched foui
hits, including Nick Stallworth’s
triple and capitalized on two Ore
gon errors (DeBernardi being
charged with a three-base boot) for
five runs and a 9-6 lead before Dor
Kirsch waved Sid Mills in from the
bull pen.
Smarting' from the Idaho up
surge, the Webfoots immediately
teed off on Ozzie Kinkkeberg foi
six tallies and a 12-9 bulge.
In the bottom half of this night
marish inning, the first man, Did
Battle, scored when the Vanda
centerfielder dropped his deep fly
Don Kimball pounded a triple tc
deep left center, and after Don Dib
ble's groundout, Walt Kirsch walk
ed. Hal Torkelson was safe on Stall
worth’s error, Kimball scoring-.
MILLS sacrificed the runners
along, and Johnny Kovenz walked
to fill the bases.
Hal Zurcher slapped a single be
tween first and second, batting in
two markers. A1 Cohen’s long dou
ble scored the final two runs.
Mills kept the Vandals pretty
much on the hip with his dipsy-doo
curves until the ninth inning, when
the Moscow squad made a belated
four run assault.
HE GAINED credit for the ver
dict, while Knikkeberg was charg
ed with the loss.
Cohen and Kimball wielded the
big guns for Oregon, Cohen batting
in five runs on two doubles and a
single, with Kimball slugging a
two-bagger and a triple:
Frosh Thinclads Meet
OSC Rooks Here Today
Bill Bowerman’s Frosh thinclads
will vie against the Rooks of Ore
gon State at 3 o’clock this after
noon in a dual meet on Hayward
field. This will be the first meeting
of the two this year and the first
college team the Frosh have been
up against.
Both teams are lacking in some
events.
Oregon State will be weak in the
sprints and field events while the
Frosh, still hampered by the ineli
gibility of Olympian half miler
Jack Hutchins will be weak in the
distances.
BOWERMAN has a full squad,
however, and will be relying heav
ily on field events to gain a lot of
points. Marvin, Almand, and Ed
Robison will be doing the pole
vault. Robsion will also high jump
with the help of team mates Smith,
Soresby, and Elliott.
For the discus there will be
Langer and Craig both of whom
will also throw the shot put.
Frosh Javelin thrower Chuck
Missfeldt will be a heavy favor
ite to take that event.
Bowerman is counting on Jones,
Wilson and Timms in the 100-yard
sprint with Jones and Almand in
the 220-yard event. Bill Soresby
and Tom Elliot will be the frosh’s
main representatives in the 440.
THE HURDLES will be cleared
by Soresby, Risley, and Joyce in
the highs, while Smith, Singler and
Elliot will take the lows.
The distances will be run by
Bachlund and Picket in the mile
with Hamilton and Braedetich
filling up th ehole in the 880 left
by Hutchins.
Standouts in the Rook line-up
are Pederson, Fulerton, and Fisher
in the distances. Hughs will carry
the Orange and Black in the 440
yard run. Pederson. Pederson sur
Vandal Dual
On Saturday
For Oregon
Oregon’s thinelads went through
a light, form-perfecting workout
yesterday afternoon as they add
ed the finishing touches in prepa
ration for their first dual meet of
the season against the University
of Idaho on Hayward field.
Saturday’s clash marks the sec
ond time the two schools have met
in dual track competition.
THE WEBFOOTS captured the
first encounter held in 1947 by a
score of 79-52.
Several dual records are almost
certain to fall by the wayside since
the meeting of the schools is short
on history.
George Rasmussen, Oregon’s
stellar vaulter, is almost assured of
topping his 1947 mark of 12 feet,
9 inches as are Don Pickens and
Lloyd Hickok, depth men in the
event.
RAVEY HENTHORNE is anoth
er Duck who could shave time off
his present record in the century,
which now stands at 10.1.
Woodley Lewis looks like a cinch
to chalk up a new mark in the
broad jump.
Don Pickens now holds the rec
ord with a jump of 21 feet 3y2
inches while Lewis has been leap
ing over 22 feet consistently in
practice sessions.
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