Loscutoff
Tops in
Scoring
; Bob Peterson and Jim Loscutoff
.continue to lead the Oregon Web
foots in scoring statistics going
into the eleventh week of the cur
rent season.
Peterson is tops in conference
SCPI'ipg with 68 points, while Los
-cutaff leads the entire season par
ade with 198 counters.
. Peterson's total gives him an
average of 11.3 points a game.
That's the highest in the Northern
Division. Loscutoff is close behind,
being in third spot in the ND with
a, J0.2 points a contest average.
Webfoot Curt Barclay is fifth
in the division with 58 points and
«• 8,7, average.
Jn the rebound column, Peterson
8#ct Loscutoff have 77 and 75, re
spectively.
i The important column of shoot
ing accuracy is topped by Duck
Forward Mel Streeter, who has a
i,444 mark. Ken Hunt is second
With .387, and Barclay is next
With 367.
;,J4«1 Krause, Loscutoff and Jim
Vvftftizan are all hitting at better
4han -300. The complete figures for
the aquacl in both ND and total
acaann play are below.
14Key to column headings: G,
games; FGA, field goals attempt
ed;, FG, field goals made; FTA,
free-throws attempted; FT, free
>throws made; PF, personal fouls;
HIS, rebounds; TP, total points.)
CageyCougar
GEORGE ROSSER, star Wash
ing-ton State forward who will
probably take the pivot duties
against Oregon when the Ducks
invade the Inland Empire during
the next week. Rosser has been
doing a good share of Cougar
scoring.
Duck Slat Squad
ToEnterNevada
Winter Carnival
Oregon’s Webfoot ski team
will participate in the Winter
Carnival at Mt. Rose, Nev.,
Feb. 16, 17, and 18, athletic
Director Leo Harris announ
ced yesterday.
Just who will make the trip
for the Ducks has not yet
been determined, Harris said,
because bad weather has
made mountain training diffi
cult.
But the Ducks'will be there.
The Oregon slat team is still
in the process of being orga
nized. Turnouts to date have
been enthusiastically large.
Kramer; Betz,
Still Winning
SAN JOSE, Calif.— UP) — Jack
Kramer and Pauline Betz Addie
lengthened their wide margins.QYer
Pancho Segura and Gussy Moran in
their pro tennis tour over the week
end.
Kramer was pushed but won 6-3,
3-6, 6-3, giving him a 44-15 margin
over Segura. Addie easily beat Mo
ran 6-2 in their one-set match to
make it 46-9.
SPORTS STAFF
Jim Mendenhall
John Barton
Phil Johnson
Webfoot Statistics Released
Player & Position • G
P»ubi Peterson, f .6
jinv Loscutoft', c.6
C.'iut Barclay, I".*..6
Jack Keller, jy.6
Mel Krause, y.6
Ken Hunt, tt'.6
Mel Streeter, f .6
Will Urban, i.3
Jim Vranizan, c.4
Henry Bonnemann, c .5
Chet Noe, c. 2
Keith Farnam, f .2
John Neeley,. 1
j Ini Webb, g.1
.Totals.6
Opponent's .6
?GA FG Pet. FTA FT Pet.
85 21 .247 39 26 .667
76 24 .316 21 13 .619
60 22 .367 21 14 .667
74 13 .176 22 16 .727
45 15 .333 14 S 2vl
31 12 .387 16 12 .750
18 8 .444 13 7 .538
24 6 .250 10 4 .400
3 4 .308 4 4 1.000
5 1 .200 2 1 .500
6 1 .167 1 0 .000
0 0 .000 0 0 .000
0 0 .000 0 0 .000
1 0 .000 1 0 .000
438 127 .290 164 105 .640
392 124 .316 156 98 .628
PF RE TP Ave. TP Ave.
21 77 68 11.3 86 10.8
23 75 61 10.2 198 10.5
22 -28 58 9.7 195 10.3
9 26 42 7.0 164 8.6
18 21 38 6.3 110 5.7
8 10 36 6.0 82 4.8
11 14 23 3.8 41 2.4
3 16 16 5.3 143 10.2
11 9 12 3.0 23 1.6
3 5 3 0.6 6 0.6
5 4-2 1.0 51 4.6
0 0 0 0.0 32 2.9
0 1 0 0.0 18 2.0
2 0 0 0.0 2 0.7
136 286 359 60.0 1159 61.0
144 252 346 57.7 1173 61.7
Cherney, Kappa Sig,
SAE Take IM Contests
Cfaerney, Sigma Alpha Npsuon
anrt Kappa Sigma scored victories
Monday in A intramural hoop ac
tion.
/. power failure almost called an
end to the SAE-Sigma Nil tilt in
lha first half but after five minutes
of darkness, play was resumed with
Kigmu Alpha Epsilon eventually
winning 17-14 in an interesting eon
lost.
The game was rough with an ex
cessive amount of fouls called on
yoth,quints. SAE led 7-6 at the half
out trailed 14-13 early in the last
quarter. At this point an attempt
[>y Sigma Nu to stall failed and a
field goal plus a pair of freethrows
cod the game for SAE.
Kappa Slgs Roll
The Omega-Kappa Sigma game
.urged into a scoring derby for the
liappa Sigs. They trounced their
opponents. 47-5 in one of the sea
son's high scoring contests.
faced by Bill Clausen with 12,
ArtHitt Johnson with 12 and Bob
Mularson with nine points respec
ivoly, the winners rolled up a lialf
,ime lead of 20-2 and were out in
rout 36-4 at the start of the final
H-riod.
Jack Cardinale scored all five
.ointa for Omega.
Cherney hall lowered the boom
■n the Legal Engles by a score of
11-6 to round out the afternoon's
'nativities. Tlie sharpshooting of
tub Brittain. Jerry Cach and Dick
jonnson supplied 100 mucn power
for the Eagles to combat.
Billiard Squads
Picked for Tilts
Three teams were chosen last
night as the University’s entrants
in the forthcoming telegraphic bil
liard tournament.
Because the three squads—pock
et billiard, straight-rail, and three
cushion—will enter telegraphic
competition at different times,
several men made two or all three
teams.
First five men and alternates,
in that order for the pocket bil
liards team are:
K. E. Brown, Frank Tilly, Wil
liam Sperling, Champ Husted, Jim
Hoogs, Fritzi Mueller, Jim Weath
eralt, and Jerry Benedict.
Straight rail team and alter
nates in order:
Ken Eaton, Fritzi Mueller, Frank
Tilly, E. E. Brown, Champ Husted,
Max Kending, Jerry Benedict, and
Ivan Midlam.
Three-cushion team is:
|
Frank Tilly, Ken Eaton, Jerry
Benedict, William Sperling, Ivan
Midlam, E. E. Brown, Fritzi Muel
ler, and Champ Husted.
Three Faculty
Teams Win Tilts
Faculty bowling last night saw
one lop-sided score, two 3-1 victor
ies and one split count.
The Grenadiers bowled over the
Vitamins, 4-0 in the one sure match
of the evening.
For the Grenadiers, Capt. R. J.
Greiner bowled a high series of 505.
In the split match of the even
ing, the Stack Rats and Jets finish
ed play with a 2-2 count.
Other matches saw the Flying
Saucers take the Nogoodniks, 3-1,
and the Liberal Rats defeat the
Draftsmen, 3-1.
Webfoots Prepare
For Idaho, WSC;
12 to Make Trip
Oregon’s Ducks yesterday started preparatory drills for the
weekend that will make or break their 1951 basketball destinies.
The Webfoots’ destinies will be a; stake this weekend when
Oregon starts the rugged invasion of the Inland Empire with a
pair of games against Idaho at Moscow.
After a one-day rest Sunday, the Ducks will, shift to Pullman
fA Wtocl-Mncrtrm Sha'tp hn Monday and d uesdav.
Since Christmas, the Ducks have
won 10 of 12 games, with the two
losses being to Washington. Since
Seattle, Oregon has won over St.
Mary’s University of San Francis
co, and Idaho and Oregon State,
both twice.
Fourth Win
The 66-47 win over the Beavers
Saturday was the fourth consecu
tive ND win and the sixth in a row
starting with the St. Mary’s game
in the Bay city.
Those four division wins raised
Oregon straight out of the base
ment and into a tie with WSC for
first place in the ND.
Oregon won two tough games
from the Vandals at Eugene, 60-56
and 62-56, and with Idaho playing
op their home floor in Moscow,
things will be even tougher.
The Ducks have not yet met
Washington State this season, but
the early performances of the
Cougars have been fair warning
that a rugged pair of games is in
the offing.
Same Starters
Coach John Warren does not
plan to change his starting lineup
for the first game against Idaho.
Sophomores Curt Barclay and Bob
Peterson will take the forward po
sitions, Junior Center Jim Loscut
off will line up to jump, and Sen
iors Jack Keller and Mel Krause
will again be the starting guards.
Captain Will Urban got a chance
to try out his injured foot in the
second OSC clash and he showed up
well. He will make the trip. Other
travellers will be Mel Streeter and
Jim Vranizan for the forward spots,
Chet Noe and Henry Bonnemann
for center reservists, and Ken Hunt
for the extra guard position.
The twelfth man on the travel
ing squad will be either John Neel
ey or Keith Farnam.
Frosh Eligible
Next Fall, PCC
Man Predicts
SPOKANE — — The Pacific
Coast Conference will have fresh
men eligibility rules similar to
those in effect during World War
II, H. P. Everest said here Sunday.
Everest, University of Washing
ton’s PCC faculty representative
and former conference president,
said the National Collegiate Ath
letic association may put a ruling
on freshmen eligibility into effect
without referring the matter to a
full meeting of the association.
Everest said the NCAA left it up
to its 13-man council to decide the
question. He added frosh rules
probably will be discussed at a PCC
meeting in San Francisco early next
month.
Everest was here to address the
semi-annual high school scholar
ship awards banquet of the Spo
kane Junior Press club.
All a good executive needs for
an office is a room that’s big
enough for his brains.
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