Ducks, Huskies Tied; Huskies Crush Idaho; WSC, OSC Divide Cougars Lose 3 In Valley Invasion The Washington State Cougars llvaged what was left of their Wil liamette Valley Invasion by defeat ing the Oregon State Beavers. 45 ,s at Corvallis Saturday night. The Beavers previously upended the Cougars In Friday night's bat tle. The win gave th<- WSC crew a record of six w ins and six Josses in Northern Division play winch places them In third place, two game* b« !und league leading Wash ington and Olegon. By capturing this game the Cou gars won their only game of the four played in their Willamette Valley trip Th-. y had previously lc st two to Oregon. 66-57 on Tues • lay and 57-55 or. \\ dn-v. lay •'3-19 at th. Half WSC held a 22 19 halftime J<:id For th.- first six minutes of the second half Oregon didn't score and WSC scored only thr. p. nt s Then Pete Mullu ma-'..* 1 - i.fth field goal of the night and the Cou gars soon biult up a.nine-point ftd V.- tag-. But the Be tvei s roared Ixuk. and a tor.g shot by Dan Tor rev cut the leal to one point. The Cougars reacted to this OSC .surge-, and pulled farther ahead again. They steadily formed the final seven point lead which they held at the end of the game. Msf Hits Better Oregon State had a Hr... .t -g per er.tage of 27.‘>. or 14 f e|<| gua'~ in M tries WSC. hitting !7 of 43 shot .. had a good percentage of 395. The Beavers, however, captured 32 re txiunds to 26 for the Cougars, but their inability to hit shots cost them the game. Pete Mullins, the Australian flash, led the scoring with 13 points, followed by OSCs Bob Payne with 12 and the Cougars’ Bob G&mbold with 11. Eric Rosser, WSC center, •cored 9. The Cougars have four games re maining. two against Idaho, follow ed by two against the powerful Washington squad at Seattle. ND Standings OKKtiO.N \\ ii^hinclxn \W Idaho t»Nt The I'wvfpMly of Washington Huskies pulled away from a half time tie to wallop the Idaho Van dals 76 59 Saturday night for their second massacre over Idaho m two nights. Friday night the |*>w>-rful llusk ie,-. lacquered the Vandals Ktdu The 76 }>oinl total was ih< largest basketball score that the \\ oil mg ton team ever made against a Pacific Coast Confluence trail;. The win movi-d the Huskies 1 a ftr-l place tie with the Uiuvn >ily of Oregon VVebfoots. who they meet in this weekend* two-game M’l U*BL Two Foul i Hit Immediately after the start *•' the second half Idaho lost Sam Jen kins, considered as one of the l»- d playets m the Northern Inc.. . and Brute McIntosh on personal fouls, and the roaring Huskies Were quick to lake advantage Husky Fr ank Guianese and Van dal Herb Mead trade*! ft. id ii« and the score wa* still tied, at 29-29. Then Goi*»ecs drove in f«r a lay-up. and Washington pulled ahead, never to relinquish the 1<- id ld.-ho later lost BtU Math • on fouls, as did Washington lo • its hooking Bob Houbregs Gutane.** led all scorers in the high-scoring game, at leas! foi the Huskies with 21 poir.tr Team male Louie Soriano, who teamed w ith Gmsness at guard last year before Gulsm-ss was switched l<> forward this year by Coach Tippy Dye, racked up 15 counters < ouldn't Hit The other Washington guard LaDon Henson, scored 13 points Forward H-rb Mead of the Van dals was high point man for hi* team with 12 point*. Idaho was get ting Its share of shots in the sec ond half, but, compared to the Huskies, they couldn't seem to hit \\ I. Pet. 5 t .667 H I .667 6 6 .500 5 b .557 a y .5.57 Emerald Classifieds GET RESULTS .05 per word fir.-t insertion .02 per word each .miIi-citiu-nt ii: -• rti><» FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE (.'lasMfied.' ma\ he placed • At th Student l ’:. ••!! Main De l; • At the J'.merald "S' n< !,” Oregon Awaits Washington Series The University of Oregon lw»kri ball team. well aware of the im portant-? of their coming two-game K, rt--n with the powerful University of Waalungtun in M. Arthur t‘«urt KrUtay and Satin.Jay. drilled <>n nl Will Urban ter Saturday ai d Will drill on both uffi'&iM' at I d« • for the Huskies luday Bob IVterwuC who was itl from influenza during the W S< scries last Week though hr played the major portion of 5*»lh gam«-a, work ed on! Saturday and will t-c ready for the Iluak:<- Will Urban < aj» tain, la utSil not ready fur fuii-tiftre action Hi* ri-injiifinl font in still healing, and he is not in a* good condition aa (.<■ would !*• through regular playing. The Washington llunkii have a very powerful aggregation, and will pose a definite tlir«-nt to the Web foot* !f Oregon can do well ag •»*• the Huskies tin y wili I* in a go „| position against OK(* the following week The Heavers W ill a 1*0 he u |*» tent opponent for Oregon, which Iwn l won ail four gam< -* of it* aerie* with OSf at any time He»t in \t\ Washington's Frank <; n. high-scoring forward and defen sive* standout, is rated by most coaches a- the best player in the Northwest He was a htilllanl guard last year, and was swtti le d to forte ai d by new roach William Harrison Tippy" Dye this year Sophomore renter Bob Jloubreg . i« an excellent hook shot. Sopho more forward Do;ig.,\b Clary In jut about as good a hook shot, al though In usually play* out In Dye s system, playing in the key occa sionally. Guard 1-nDon Henson Is one of the most valuable players in the Northern Division. He is playing los fourth year of varsity hall, having played one season as a naval t rainee. Aqua-Ducks Whi OSC Team, 55-2 liy Tom Nckot<) t *rru»>n‘» *»umimnji trim . .,tr«| ii!t ( m lltr < »rai»m* j- t thr 2Jn(f {"l* ititle' I* he final »vi»rc ivn* j*1 Thr I'tuU runlMiurd thru .i nt ■ i • ri fr.,.,4 l(| .Mlilrtt 5 m<»rr iu l*» it: mph in 22 sla.f t« As they IroH'-Vo) their WHJ..' a tr.i f«l to 12 win* and l t*-.n *%»«• h I'.; K in’. ; Kr ah rolled to Ihc.r highest a nrihg total sin* •• they 11.a va.M f ■ 1 llwllnofwl High til lit it,; winter to commence a 13 game •.'i- to»y string Oregon Yea flirty Kor-w »r! liar hr> tloi'.an-t |e-i botti quintets with 27 ruutilrf a on tl fie54 g->ais and -< gift |cmini iHnkUftg Reserve K«fWafd Hon Phillips t* swd m 13 point* Guard KC1U »y Wegner (■>ll»» nl With 12 ami <2itat4 Bob MaW** »4'k ) It The Krnsh who enjoyepj a one site I 1241 halftime advantage fired in the fie 14 goals »l a 37» clip during thiif rofitnl T«» I arr Halrttl The Dim h ling a will fare the pow • rt ,1 Kalein Vikings at ft 30 K riilay ght in M> Arthur I'oml Salem rank' I in »e landings. re.roily ftnuh*4 <*n th t»|i of the Big Mitt standing* for the fifth < ae< ullyr year The Vlkinga ■ . •! • Hpnngfiekl Millers «•' tft in their latest clash The Yearling* Will terminate the s.-us- Saturday night with a M< Arthur t‘otirl Iwltlr With the tire gon State Ko»'kM The Duckling have 'i.feal' I lh«0'.ook* site times in seven tries during the present 1 < ampaign Oregon Skiers UKNO»Nev I'.b IH (.in The Portland l'm veralty »ki tram tal lied fti-i pine# in jumping com tit inn and third in the rlrlom event Monday <>, earn winner*' laurels in the t i Uiiiveritity of Nevada, with SHU 7 poinlt’. wan second in the meet. The Nevadan* today won the rlaloirt event and placed aecolld nt juinptmk. to hang onto the w* • ond place they earned Saturday ♦»> winning the downhill, • Third jdm ■ m the meet went to i In- t hdvendty of California ah lei a with »7U.f» point* They placed ond in the slalom and fourth In Jumping. Stanford wnn fourth with S6f» • ’> point fifth, Oregon, SIM 7; MXtll, UCLA, 838 8; seventh, 1 Jollege ol I’ttClilc, 2H fi Mlu McCollum and George Me Math of Oregon won ninth and tenth, reaped!vely, In the alaloni. At^Carnival ^ ***-p**7if taaiM 1 ■)' >•<• N | 1' 1 ■ 3 |Vfp V a* Ji !* • " ■'» "« tftf'tw**. ! '••■ 4«>-ySrtJnH*j^ rff ■ ' • *‘>0 Tb» ..'.Mil "-*■■• If aU itnr* !*jn ,j •«• <>y- KM't '*•*• ■ '' ‘M* WiBftef g({|J aa c V *'.fs Ibt JStaj >:»f ! !• . -\>w oreu Isa*! ■-■' A r M if; : • W ?hf (4 ^ J ”t $ ^>0 * Ui SH3I ] l( ill* ^Ov> X Ar ! riKltiri ‘ j *• * 8r‘j» I 1 in ' :■> a art! Irr» »! 1 Ir tltnsii Ail*' If. 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