Huskies Upset Webfoots, 12-5
Arnason
Registers
8-Hit Win
Too much Hal Arnason and
similar top heaviness in the hit
ting column on the part of Art
McLarney’s hustling Washing
ton Huskies joined forces yes
terday to deal Oregon a 12-5
setback.
The defeat, completing- the
Ducks’ six game road trip, dropped
Con Kirsch and his lads into a first
place tie with Washington State.
VICTOR in four out of five starts
on the Northern swing, Oregon now
boasts eight wins and three defeats,
an does Buck Bailey's nine.
Arnason limited the I.einon-and
Cnreen to eight safeties, and, back
ed by the solid smashing of his mat
es, who drove out a dozen hits and
-two opposing pitchers from the
•OMMind, he coasted in easily.
Oregon used three hurlers all
told, starting with Sid Mills.
HE WAS shelled to the showers
after yielding the Huskies a 4-1
lead.
Jlig Stick for Victors was Bill
Aadring, who, with three hits,
{boosted his loop-leading batting
•Average. Johnny Kovenz of the
JMurks also came through with a
trio of bingles.
Next game for the Kirschmen is
Wednesday when they take on Wil
-ltamette at Salem.
OREGON
AB R H PO A E
1
0
2
1
0
3
1
2
1
0 0
2 0 1
0 10
2 8 1
9 0 0
1 1
0 0
5 2
0 0
0 0 0 0 0
0 0 10 0
Kovenz. If . 4
•JSurcher, cf .5
Gohen, ss .4
iBartle, lb .3
Wohlers, rf .2
Kimball, 3b .1 0 0 0
Kirsch. 2b .4 0 0 f*
Rose, c .1 0 0 2
Mills, p .
JBcobst, p .
Krause, p .
DeBernardi, p
Stratton, 3b ..
Dibble, rf .
Torkelson. c -
Kenwood*
Hanns**
Totals
* Singled for Rose in fifth.
** Walked for DeBernardi in
.0 0 0 0 0 0
.1 0 0 0 0 0
.2 0 0 1 2 0
.2 0 0 0 0 0
.2 0 0 2 0 0
.1 110 0 0
.0 0 0 0 0 0
84 5 8 24 M 5
ninth.
.wcr
Alt H H 1‘0 A K
Tucker, 3b .4
JHeyamoto, ss .4
Ohorlton. cf .. 4
Audring, lb
Tute. 2b
B' iggs, rf ..
Swanson, It'
Lewis, c ...
Arnason, p
Goldberg, It'
FCensler, rf
Farm, e .
Totals ....
Oregon .
Washington
1 0
1 1
1 1
1 0
9 1
0 0
3 16 0 0
2 5
1 0
10 0 0
0 2 10
....4
...3
...4
...3
...1
...2 0 0 0 0 0
...2 0 110 0
...2 0 0 0 0 0
1 0 1110
34 12 12 27 19 2
.100 011 020— 5
.202 016 01*—12
Hus batted in Zurcher, Kovenz,
D.bble, Kimball, Tate 3, Briggs 3,
Cnorlton 2, Heyamoto, Andring,
Farm. Doubles—Tate, Cohen,
Cnorlton, Briggs. Stolen bases—
Briggs, Heyamoto, Chorlton, An
dimg 2, Tate, Cohen. Double
plays—Wash. 2, Ore. 1. LOB—
'Wash. 8. Ore. 5. Struck out by—
Mills 2. Brobst 1, Arnason 5. Walks
off Mills 3, Brobst 3, DeBernardi
2 Arnason. Hit by pitcher—Ama
zon (By DeBernardi). Wild pitch—
Arnason. Sacrifice — Arnason.
Earned runs: Off Mills 2, Brobst
2, Krause 2, DeBernardi 1, Ama
zon 3. Balks—Arnason 4, Loser—
JWiHs.
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Cindermen at Seattle Today;
Final Event May Decide Meet
Form Chart for Track Dual
By Dave Taylor
Predicted final score: OREGON 69, WASHINGTON 62
100-yard dash: 1—Henthorne; 2—Bullier; 3—Brewer. Oregon’s twin
rockets will roar as usual. Too bad Bob Weber was injured. Could
have been a clean sweep for the Ducks. Points: Oregon 8, Washing
ton 1.
?20-yard dash: Same as Century. Oregon 8, Washington 1.
140-yard dash: 1—Harrison (W); 2—Countryman (O); 3—Sullivan
(O). Nod goes to Donn Harrison because of his Idaho performance
last Saturday. Oregon 4, Washington 5.
880-yard run: 1—Hensey (W); 2—McClure (O); 3—Brown (W). If
Hensey runs, but if he stays on crutches as Washington Daily pa
per claims, it’s a first place for McClure. Oregon 2, Washington 6.
Mile: 1—Steed (W); 2—Abbey (W); 3—Cummins (W). Bowerman
moved A1 Kraxberger into this weak spot for the Ducks, but it’s
his first race. Oregon 0, Washington 9.
rwo-milee: Carbon copy of the mile. Oregon 0, Washington 9.
Pole vault: 1—Rasmussen (O); 2—Pickens (O); 3—Hickok (O). Ore
gon’s Big Three will continue to dominate ND vault circles with
Ras Breaking the record with a 14-foot, 6 inch leap. Oregon 9,
Wahington 0.
Discus: 1—Dalby (\V) 2—Anderson (O); 3—Heidenrlch (O). Dave
Dalby is ND champion from last year. Oregon 4, Washington 5.
High jump: 1—Olson (W); 2—Reinelt (W); 3—Holden (O). Neither
team has an outstanding performer, but Hec Edmundson’s pair
have been clearing 6 feet, better than Ducks. Oregon 1, Washing
ton 8.
High and low hurdles: 1—Burke (W); 2—Doyle (O); 3— Weingarten
(W). Jack Burke, second ranking hurdler on the coast, just behind
Craig Dixon of UCLA. Oregon 6, Washington 12.
Shot put: 1—Anderson (O); 2—Robinson (O); 3—Hurd (W). Possible
sweep for the Ducks with Hale Paxton bringing up a third. Oregon.
8, Washington 1.
Javelin: 1—Robinson (O); 2—Stelle (O); 3—Doug Robinson (W). If
Bowerman could carry more men, he would capture all three places.
Oregon 8, Washington 1.
Broad jump: 1—Lewis (O); 2—Larberg (W); 3—Hublou (W). Loss of
Weber also hurt Ducks here, but Lewis will still take first. Oregon
5, Washington 4.
Mile relay: Ducks should win with Sprinters Henthorne and Bullier
making up a first lap deficit. Oregon 5, Washington 0.
Golfers Clash with Beavers
At Eugene Country Club
Gunning for their fourth consecutive conference victory, the
Oregon Varsity linksmen take on the Oregon State Beavers to
day for 36 holes at the Eugene country club. The match will mark
Oregon’s final home stand of the season.
Having already polished off the Beavers this season, the pow
erful Webfoots, unbeaten in four matches, will be out to prove
their worthiness with a repeat over the strong Corvallis squad,
which is paced by Sophomore Dick I IjBPWw**11 ~_
Yost.
AFTER A WEEK of hotly con
tested challenge rounds, the Duck
first six now comprises Johnny
Eckstrom, John Prince, team cap
tain Dom Provost, Jim Donahue,
Ned Omlid, and Bob Sederstrom,
in that order.
The hard-hitting Prince blasted a
l>9 yesterday to take second place
over Provost.
He turned in a par 72.
THIS MARKS Sederstrom’s first
appearance in the top six men,
Best ball play is slated to start
at 8:30 this morning at the Eugene
county club, followed by individual
matches in the afternoon.
lO' Netters in Win
Oregon’s hard-stroking tennis
team encountered little trouble in
downing Idaho 5-2 yesterday as
Lhey tuned up for today's match
with Washington State in Pullman.
The present road trip, which
concludes against the Cougars, rep
resents the last ND competition of
the season for the Duck netters
with the exception of a meet with
Oregon State followed by the Nor
thern Division championships.
i The final event this afternoon,
the mile relay, could well be the
decisive one when Coach Bill Bow
erman’s Webfoot cindermen take
on the Washington Huskies in
Seattle.
Both teams will have to depend
heavily on their depth material to
gain the dual meet victory since
each outfit completely dominates
particular ..events. ..These ..crucial
events where the average run-of
the-mill athletes hold the balance
of power are the 440-yard run, sec
ond and third place in the hurdles,
and the shot put.
Using a graduated Williamson
rating system and a mystic’s crys
tal ball, we predict the invading
Ducks will capture the relay and
the meet by a score of 69-62.
Frosh Whipped
By Rooks; Play
Twin Bill Today
Rook hurler Don White struck
out 12 men to pace the Orange and
Black nine to a 4-0 victory over
the frosh yesterday at Corvallis.
DICK WAIBEL kept up with the
pace set by White until the sixth
inning in which the Rooks man
aged to squeeze three runs across
jthe plate.
They picked up another tally in
the seventh before the Ducklings
could recover.
White never got into serious
trouble as he gave up only six hits
to the yearling batters.
THE FROSH will try to get
back in the winning column this
afternoon when they vie against
Klamath Falls and Eugene high in
a double header on Howe field.
The first game against the Peli
cans is scheduled to start at noon
followed by the Eugene game at
3.
Jim Cortright will pitch against
the southerners and Dahlbeer will
throw to the Axemen.
McUure Ukays
Coaching Offer
Bob (Buster) McClure, whose re
ceipt of an official offer to serve
as line coach for the Ducks was
disclosed by the Emerald earlier
in the week, has already phoned in
his acceptance from Nevada.
McClure, who has been helping
Jim Aiken during spring drills, left
last weekend for Reno to confer
with his wife about the proposed
job. It was learned that on Monday
night he contacted Aiken prior to
the latteer’s journey to Cleveland
and informed him that he would
accept the post.
The vacancy was created when
Dick Miller resigned and moved
into the head coaching position at
North Dakota, taking Frank Za
zula with him.
Announcement of the new back
field coach is expected sometime
next week.
Beavers Clip Idaho
Oregon State kept Idaho out of
the winning column yestterday as
it meted out a 5-2 defeat to Van
dals.
OSC . 000 011 201—5 9 3
Idaho . 100 010 000—2 7 1
Erickson and Roelandt; Beebe,
Kanikkeberg, and Whitcomb.
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