Palouse Trip
Vandals, WSC
Next on Duck
Swim Agenda
By Ron Ricketts
Keeping their conference record
in the win column will be tough
for the Duck swimmers as they
take on Washington State College
at Pullman and the University of
Idaho at Moscow this Friday and
Saturday.
The Cougars will probably give
Oregon its stiffest test yet this
.season. They have been highly un
derrated in the northern division.
Actually, they have the conference
champion in the 1500-meter free
style and also they have the num
fder one man in the 200-yard back
stroke.
They are very strong in the dis
-tance events and have several of
the strongest breaststrokers in the
conference. Coach Borchardt fig
ures the meet to be very- close, with
the second and third places to de
cide the winner.
The OSO meet indicated that
about half of the Duck swimmers
were not in shape. As a result,
. much of this week’s practice will
,-be spent on conditioning. Since the
team must be cut to 12 men for the
coming trip, there will be time
trials on Wednesday for the men
which have not clinched spots.
Yosh Terada looked good in win
ning the 100-yard individual med
ley at OSC. His 1:00.7 was one of
the best times recorded on the
coast this year. This weekend he'll
be entered in the 200-yard back
stroke, the 400-yard freestyle re
lay, and the individual medley.
§
6
i STRIKES
and
SPARES
8 from the SU cellar
By Jim Mahoney
Are you often embarrassed at
your inability to answer simple
■questions about your University?
Ate you shunned because of your
-ignorance as to the purpose of the
SU? Have you ever been refused
ice cubes at a party because you
-knew not the reason for the bowl
ing alley in the basement of Erb
.Memorial? Have you? Then read
on. Here for the first time is the
4-eal story behind this insidious
.^game.
Bowling for sport first appears
~^n recorded history as early as the
12th century, wdien William Vitz
>«tephens mentions in his “Survey
'of London” that "... on summer
■^•holidays certain youths took exer
cise, amongst other pastimes, in
‘jactus lapidum’ (throwing of
atones). To engage, the citizen
■ ^needs must go outside the city and
■center within closed walls.” I should
.-think so!
In 1240 the Bishop of VVorchester
• recognized the alleys as ‘‘scenes of
' vice and debauchery” and forbade
the clergy to attend the games.
Such Goings On
Edward III, in 1366, fearful that
bowling might replace archery as
the chief means of relaxation
among the troops, had Parliament
■ ■issue a memorandum condemning
bowling as one of the games “lead
ing to dishonesty and without use
or-profit.” And, from bad to worse,
Henry VTH, a fine one to talk
about anything, declared it an
illegal practice: “No one, by him
self, factor, deputy, servant, or
other person, shall, for his or theft-,
jgain, lucre or living, keep, have,
„4bold, occupy, exercise, or maintain,
any common house, alley, or pla(?e
©f bowling." He ordered his magis
trates to “search suspected tene
ments and make arrests.” Henry
VIII died of satiation.
Charles I was bowling at North
; Jbamptonshire when he was caught
©.nd beheaded.
Bowling was carried to America
the hold of the same ship that
(brought the common European
d«ouse mouse to these shores.
f Please turn to page five)
Husky Controls Casaba
—Eugene Register Guard Rhoto
LOOK OUT, MAC_Bob Peterson couldn't quite graftp the ball, but It looks as though he succeeded In
fouling Washington Center Doug McClary during the Oregon-Husky series in Mc Arthur court last
week-end. Washington won both games.
Today's IM Sports Schedule
3:50 Court 40—Phi Kappa Psi A
vs. Tv.u Kappa Cpsilou A
3:50 Court 48—Delta Upsllon A vs.
Alpha Xau Omega A
4:35 Court 40—Chi Psi A vs. Sigma
Nu A
4:35 Court 43—Delta Tau Delta A
vs. Beta Theta Pi A
5:15 Court 40—McChesney hall A
SPORTS STAFF
Desk Editor: Larry Lavelle.
Staff: Ron Ricketts, Jim Ma
honey, Doug White.
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5:15 Court 43 —Frenchhall A vs.
Sederstrom hall A
Track Meets
3:55—Philadelphia House vs. Theta
Chi
4:45—Phi Sigma Kappa vs. Sigma
Chi
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| Edwards Calls Meeting
“Order of the O” will meet
Wednesday noon at the Theta
Chi house. President Tommy
Edwards announced today.
Nothing Doing
Ducks Relax;
Noe Tops Pete
In Scoring Race
All wan quiet on th<‘ Oregon
front Monday afternoon as Bill
Borcher, Webfoot coach, gave his
basketballcrs a duy off following
their hectic Northern Division sdr
ich last weekend with the Univer
sity of Washington.
The Ducks will resume practice
this afternoon in McArthur court
In the first of three sessions pre
patory to entertaining the Uni
versity of Idaho Vandals Friday
and Saturday nights.
A New Trio
Meanwhile, three candidates for
Don Kirschs Junior varsity squad
turned out for Monday's drills.
They are Bob Briggs, Neal Marh'tt
and Bob Htnman. The Junior Ducks
will play their third of six games
with the Oregon State college Jay
vees Friday and will entertain the
University of Portland junior var
sity the following night In Mc
Arthur court.
Coach Chuck Finley's Inlaiul
Umpire terrors wire crowned Pit
louse country kings following their
double wins over Washington Slate
college s humpty-dumpty crew. ThV
victories were Idaho's second and
third over their bitter, intra-state
rivals.
A Nor Drill
UnofflctHl team statistics reveal
that Chet Noe, who dumped In '20
pqint* for the Ducka Saturday *
night, has surpassed Bob Peterson
a a the Individual acoring leader.
Noe has 242 points, Peterson, 240.
Ken Hunt has the best free throw
average, .718; Kenny Wegner has
a flossy 359 shooting average for
leadership in that department.
Following are the statistics;
fg ft pf
Chet Noe
Hob Peterson
Keu Hunt
Kenny Wegner
Mel Streeter
Bob liana's
Barney Holland
Keith Farnam
lion Bottler
dim Vranlr-an
Hank Bonnenuin
Bud Covey
lion Phillips
All others
93
99
80
40
38
22
16
15
17
It
8
8
1
1
56
42
56
30
20
16
21
17
8
4
4
3
3
1
51
69
40
49
67
28
20
27
34
25
10
15
3
6
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212.
240
216
102
60
53'
47
42
26 '
20
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Totals
452 287 444 1191
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