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Ducks Open ND Season
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Bowlers Slate
SU Tournament
Bowling tournament sign-up
deadline for the “A,'' "B,” and "C
divisons will be Thursday, accord
ing to Louie Bellisimo, Student Un
ion recreation director. Bowlers
may sign up until 7 p.m. at the
basement recreation desk.
The "A" division should play all
four rounds next week. Bellisimo
said. In any event the third and
fourth rounds will be bowled next
Thursday and Friday. This divi
sion will be composed of the top
bowlers at the University.
“C" division players must bowl
their first and second games before
Thursday to facilitate determina
tion of handicaps.
Scores for all divisions will be
based on total pin points. Times
available for bowling are 4 p.m. to
9 p.m., Monday through Thursday;
4 p.m. Friday: 1 p.m. and 4 p.m. on
Saturday; and 2 p.m., 4 p.m.. and 7
p.m. on Sunday.
A charge of 25 cents per line will
be made both afternoons and even
ings.
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Table Tennis
Deadline Set
The deadline for first-round play
in the men’s all-school tuble tennis
tournament has been extended to
Friday, April 20, 4 p.m. Second,
third, and fourth-round matches
will be heki next Tuesday and Wed
nesday from 7:30 p.m. to 10 p.m.
in the recreation area. Each match
will be played at a scheduled time
and table.
Women's second-round play dead
line is slated for the same time.
Third and fourth-round matches
will be held on the same days as
the men's matches.
The following matches must be
completed by 4 p.m. Friday to
complete first-round play. All
matches not played will be- for
feited.
HanU Narsohik — Dick Williams
Dick Thompson — Vic Haklial
Tom MacDonald — Nobu Yoko
gawa
Jerry Bailey — Dick Chambers
Bob Ridderbush — Doug Hunt
Womens second round:
Nancy Galbreath — Mary Burrell
Mary Deth Woodell — Norma
Smith
June Nichols — Joan DeBene
detti
.Marge Elliott — Donna C.utton
Anna Clark — Caroline Black
Delts Outscore
Theta Chi Nine
TUESDAY’S SCORES
Delta Tati Delta 9, Theta Chi 8
Delta I’pttilon 12, l*i Kappa l’hi
1.
rhi Gamma Delta 24, Phi Kap
pa Sigma 1.
Beta Theta PI 5, Gamma Hall
1. / *'<
Kappa Sigma 7, Sherry Ross I.
By Clark Smith
Delta Upsilort, Phi Gamma Del
ta. Beta Theta Pi. Delta Tau Delta,
and Kappa Sigma won intramural
softball games Tuesday afternoon,
while the Yeomen forfeited to
Omega Hall.
Delt Pitcher Jack Reading, who
had previously pitched two no-hit
ters, wae battered for eight runs by
Theta Chi. His teammates collected
the same number from Theta Chi
Pitcher Gene Hebrard in the regu
lation time, with the Delts scoring
one run in an extra inning for the
victory.
Scoring nine runs in the third in
ning, the DUs walloped Pi Kappa
Phi 12-1. Frank Johnson was the
winning pitcher, while Schroeder
collected two hits in three tries for i
Delta Upsilon.
The Fijis scored 14 runs in their,
only time at bat to swamp Phi Kap-1
pa Sigma. The Phi Kaps were held
to one run by Pitcher Tom Lekas.
Idaho Scheduled
For Howe Field
Horsehide Battle
Tin- l'11i\ iT.-ity of < fregon \ arsitv ha-chaU stpiad w ill open it -
1 »>51 Northern I )i\ isiuii against tin- Idaho Vandal* at 3:00 p.m.
todav on the local 11 owe 1‘ield.
Co-captain Mel Krause, a 1950 All-N’ortherii Div ision second
team selection, w ill start the frame on the mound for Coach I Jon
Kirsch’s Ducks.
Krause, also an All-Northern Division hoop star, started hi
Wehfoot career as an infielder. hut he shifted to the pitch r'- hox
during his sophomore season. During hi- junior \ear. 1950. he
xvas credited with four of Oregon's six Northern Division vie
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COACH DON KI KMC'll w ill di
rect tlic Duck diamond urllnti
when they liattle I lie Idaho Van
dals this afternoon on Howe
Field. Coach Kirscti is starting
his fourth season as W'ehfoot
horseliide mentor.
Webfoots Hold
All-Time Lead
Oregon .
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Washington ...
use.
Idaho
Won Lost IVt.
Ill 107 .015
100 10H .602
146 180 .528
140 188 .504
04 200 .242
Order of the '0'
Tin* Order of the “O” Will meet
at noon today at the 811*1110 Al
pha Kpsilon house. All members
are firmed to attend.
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PortMilrr I, vie Kovels, miurcit
; u finger during n recent picnic and
probably will be out of action foe
the entire ND season.
“"’itogerii had the outstanding Dv#k
hurting record for the ten pri sea
son games Giving up one run in 11
' innings, he hud un 0.89 earned run
i average. Facing 40 batters, he fan
' ned 13, walked 2. and surrendered
■I hits.
Smith Iteeelvlng
Jack Smith Is scheduled to
handle the Duck receiving chores
during ttie clash. Smith leads the
Oregon regulars In the bulling de
partment with a healthy .429 aver
age.
Collecting 7 safe blows in 21 trips
I to the1>!ate, lie has acquired a rep.
| ntation as a power puncher by hil
ling two homers, two triples, and a.
double during pre-season games.
Coach Kirsch plans to start Phil
Sett ecus'* at fust base, Joe Tom at
short, ND Batting Champion Dar
. lye Nelson "t second, and Nu k
| Schmer at third.
The starting outfield will consist
of Norval Ritchey, left field; Jim
Llvesay, center field: and Earl Av
erill Jr., son of the famous major
leagiTer, right field.
I Winning five of their ten pre-sea
. son dashes, the Ducks displays I
power at the plate (nine homers,
I ten triples) but weakness on the
| mound.
Krause. Ihe top-ranking hurlcr
| since Rogers injured his digit, has
surrendered 11 hits, 12 runs (some
I of them unearned), and 16 bases on
| balls in 17 innings.
Second Clash Thursday
Oregon will face the Vandals
again at 3 p.m. Thursday on the
same diamond. The Ducks have lost
only one series to the Idahoans dur
I ing their 18 years of ND competi
tion. The Vandals took a 3-1 series
triumph during the 1934 season, but
the Webfoots nevertheless ad^l
the ND title that same year.
On two other occasions, 1940 and
19.r>0, the Ducks split their four
games with Idaho. The remaining
15 seasons featured Oregon series
wins. The Ducks have won 55
games lrom Idaho, losing 15.
Oregon will battle the state
semi-pro titlists, the Archer Blow
er and Pipe Company, Saturday
afternoon on Howe Field. The Ar
cher nine is coached by Bill Carney,
played for the Ducks during the
1940, 1941, and 1942 seasons and
was an All-Northern Division out
fielder.
Adams Slated
Catcher Eddie Adams, former
Portland Beaver backstop, also is
slated to perform for tlje state
champs. Teammate Bill McClus
key, Washington ■ High diamond
coach, might see action in the
game.
Coach Hal Zurcher’s undefeated
Oregon Frosh will meet the Ore
gon State Rooks for a doublehead
er at 2 p.m. Saturday on the local
fields.
Before the opening of the 1950
season, California Coach Pappy
Waldorf stated, “There’s no ques
tion but what, we’re the greenest
team in the Pacific Coast Confer
ence. We lost 26 lettermen and both
our offensive and defensive lines are
virtually gone.” The Golden Bears
then took the PCC? title for the third
consecutive vear.