Sigma Nu Victor
In 'Mural Action
In a hectic finish Sigmu Nu
aoserl out Mmturn hall Monday
afternoon 34’~ to 33l -. The IM
track meet had a truly storybook
ending. As the boys lined up for
the last event of the day. the
Mree-quarter mile run. Minturn
' was ahead by the fairly comfort
able margin of eight points. The
Sigma Nus needed nine points to
win. and through the sterling ef
tbrts of Jack Hepner, Fred Gent,
and Vince Tadei. they got them.
The results of the meet are as
Sallows:
Broad jump: Bour, Minturn;
■annett. Sigma Nu; Tadei. Sigma
■u. Distance. 18‘ 2".
High jump: Briot. Sigma Nu and
Santos. Minturn tied for first;
Wong. Minturn and Schmidt. Sig
aaa Nu tied for third. Height. 5'.
Pole valut: Hepner, Sigma Nu;
Wase. Minturn and Simonson. Sig
w Nu tied for second. Height. 8'.
Shot put: Unins. Minturn; Aver
BL Sigma Nu; Anderson. Sigma
Ku; Distance. 39-'.
Hurdles: Bour. Minturn: Fase.
■Br.turr,; Schoonover, Sigma Nu.
Time. 6.1.
40 yard dash: Briot. Sigma Nu;
Muiriiead. Minturn; Uuis. Minturn.
Time. 4.15.
Relay: Minturn: Unis. Santos.
Wuirhead. Bour. Time. 16.3.
Three - quarter mile: Hepner.
Sigma Nu; Gent. Sigma;.Tadei,
Sigma Nu. Time, 3.43.
Today Sigma Chi meets Al
pha Tau Omega: Wednesday is
open; Thursday Sigma Nu plays
mtf with Phi Delta Theta: and on
Monday, the third of March, the
winners of the aforementioned
wwets will play off.
Ducks to Enter
Spring Training
Coach Don Kirseh's Oregon var
sity baseball team has on tap a
31 game schedule for the 1952
season. The Ducks will be the first
Northern division team ever to
enter spring training, as they will
spend spring vacation in the Cali
fornia Bay Region for five pre
season games from March 2-4 to
March 27.
Following is the schedule, whlc’i
will see the YVebfoots open con
ference action at Eugene April IS
against the WSC Cougars.
March 24: Stanford at Palo Alto
March 25: California at Berkley
March 26: Fresno State at Fres
no(*»
March 27: San Jose State at
San Jos»e(** t
April 3: Linfield at Eugene
April 4. OSC at Eugene
April 5: Portland at EugeneC” 1
April 10: OSC at Corvallis
April 11: Willamette at Eugene
April 12: Willamette at Salem
April 18-19: WSC at Eugene
April 23-24: Idaho at Eugene
April 26: Portland at Portland
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April 28-29: Washington at Eu
gene
May 7-8: Idaho at Moscow
May 9-10: WSC at Pullman
May 12-13: Washington at Seat
tle
May 17: OSC at Corvallis
May 19: OSC at Eugene
May 23: OSC at Corvallis
May 24: OSC at Eugene
(*» Night game; (•*) Double
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Ducks Tip Idaho 66-60,
Vault into Second Spot
By Larry Lavelle
University of Oregon’s Webfoots
rocketed into second place in the
Northern Division POC standings
by five percentage points, with a
66-60 decision over the University
of Idaho Monday night in the Van
dals' Memorial Gymnasium, Mos
cow, Ida.
Led by Kenny Hunt, Oregon’s
fire-brand guard, who tallied 19
points and has a 57 mark output in
the first three games of the Inland
Empire series. Hartley Krueger.
Idaho center, dumped in 18 scores
for ranner-up honors.
Vandal Rallies Full
A. crowd of 3400 rabid Idahoans
aaw their favorites stage three
desperate rallies in the second hal?.
all of which failed to over-haul
Oregon’s shaky leads. The Ducks,
who blew a 15 point half-time edge
to Washington State college Sat
urday night, came close to putting
on an encore.
The Webfoots, thanks to a flurry
of buckets before the third quarter
closed, led 59-50 at that Juncture.
Hunt broke in for a layup at the
outset of the fourth stanza to
counter Tom Flynn’s push shot.
The dam nearly gave way as
first-unit Captain Herb Millard de
posited a layup and Krueger
whirled and canned a hook shot
at the 6:30 mile-stone. With slight
ly more than five minutes remain
ing Center Chet Noe. who scored
14 points, fouled the Idaho center.
Krueger, in the act of shooting.
Krueger cooly converted his pair
of shots and Idaho had pulled to
59-61.
Pete Comes Through
* At this point, the Ducks stiffen
ed instead of folding before the
wild-eyed Moscow partisans. The
Webfoots ,who possibly froze the
ball too early against WSC Satur
day, slowed down, but didn't 1m
CHET NOE. towering Oick cen
ter played a splendid game
against the 1'nlverslt) of Idaho
at .Moscow last evening. C’het
coleeted 14 points to help boost
Oregon Into the winning circle
with a 06-60 score.
mediately attempt to put the game
in cold storage.
Mel Streeter tried a push shot
and failed, but dutch-playing Bob
Peterson smacked in the rebound
for the crucial bucket. Noe collar
ed a lay-up on the end of a drive
and Streeter zeroed a free throw
for a 66-59 margin with 4:15 to go.
Oregon began a genuine .stall
and kept uninterrupted possession
for two minutes when the ball was
intercepted. Noe hacked Krueger
and big Hartley hit with the free
toss for the final count.
The score was deadlocked four
j times in the opening quarter. Noe’s
i hook shot for the first bucket of
| the evening came at the end of
| two minutes of wild-shooting. Ida
i ho’s longest margin, 9-6, followed
Krueger's two hooks, and free
throws by Krueger ami southpaw
shooting Harlan Melton.
Oregon bolstered its 17-13 quar
ter lead to 24-17, but a typical
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Chuck Finley nilly over-came that
lec-way when Melton hit with an
other gift toss for a 28-27 count.
The Vandala' second platoon took
over at the 27-21 mark and the
"three emu" Melton, Hill Mather
and Dwight Morrison cannonaded
the bracket with a pair of long
shots and a rebound, respectively.
Hen Wegner and Hunt out-raced
gun with a pair of two-pointers to
give the ItucUs a 87-82 half-time
reading, after the Kugene five and
shattered an earlier, 81-81 stand
off.
The Webfoot* boasted a nine
point, 43-34 cleft after Streeter's
Jump shot at the free-throw line,
but the unflinching Vandal* re
covered and closed to 48-40 and
finally narrowed the gap to 47-45
at the 4:45 clock-watch.
Tonight’s Tilt Crucial
Oregon's second-place margin of
.538 to .533 will be in Jeopardy
tonight at Moscow as the Van
dais close out their season. A vie- '»•
tory for the Idahoans would In
sure them no less than a tie for
the spot in final standings; if the
Ducks win they will need n split
in their final brace of games with
j Oregon State college this wcekerM
to repeat their 1901 finish.
STRIKES
and
SPARES
from the SU cellar
By Jim Mahoney
A rail for complete league
standings seems to be In order ns
league bowling looks ahead to its
final week. It is hoped that this
will help prospectice victors plan
their celebrations with the proper
ly festive spirit.
Faculty League Monday night:
Team Won Lost
JETS 18 6
LIBERAL RATS 17 7
NOGOODNIKS 15 9
FLYING SAUCERS 13 11
VITAMINS 10 14
HOT RODS 9 15
STACK RATS 8 16
GRENADIERS 6 18
Intramural League, Tuesday
night:
Tram W on I>»Mt
THETA CHI 18 2
SIGMA CHI 16 4 *• .
GAMMA HAIX 13 7
HUNTER HALL 8 8
NESTOR HALL 7 13
SIGMA NU 7 13
LAMBDA CHI ALPHA 5 15
SIGMA ALPHA
EPSILON . 3 17
Intramural league Wednesday
night:
Team Won Lost
SIGMA PHI EPSILON 18 6
SHERRY ROSS 17 7
MJNTURN HALL . 15 9
FROSH COUNSELORS 12 12
PI KAPPA PHI . 10 14
ALPHA TAU OMEGA 9 15
YEOMEN 9 15
PHI GAMMA DELTA 6 18
Intramural league Thursday
night:
Team Won Lost
CHERNEY HALL 20 4
PHI KAPPA ALPHA 20 4
BETA THETA PI . 12 12
SIGMA ALPHA MU ..12 12
FRENCH HALL 10 14
KAPPA SIGMA . 10 14
PHI KAPPA SIGMA 6 18
PHI KAPPA PSI . 6 18
Zoo Hager, Alpha Delta Pi,
bowled 190 to take honors for tho
womens high score of the week.
Colonel Eldon Hanes outclassed
the men in open play with a 226
game this week.
Bowling Scores
Vitamins 3, Liberal Rats 1
Grenadiers 3, Hot Rods 1
Jets 4, Stack Rats 0
Flying Saucers 2, Nogoodnicks 2