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Today's IM Schedule Phi Delta Theta and Sigma Nu will hold a semi-final track con test at 4:00 p.m. in the unfinished track area. Track Meeting . . . Today, all persons wishing to participate in track spring term are asked to meet in room 101 PE at 6:45. Sugar Plum CANDY, MAGAZINES, SANDWICHES 13th & Hilyard_j Edwards breaks ND freestyle record as . . . Duck Paddlers Beat Aggies in Swim Meet The University of Oregon swim ming team easily defeated the Oie-, gon State squad by the score of 61 | to 23 Wednesday night at the men's pool. Gordon Edwards broke the Northern Division Conference record in the 440 yard freestyle with the time of 4:44.6 the mark previously set by Jack Medica of Washington in 1934. This time also ties his pool record set earlier in the season. Oregon diver Pete Charlton made a clear sweep in the diving SHISLER’S food market Groceries-— Fresh Produce — Meats Mixers Beverages — Magazines — Ice Cream OPEN FROM 9 A-M. D\1LV Si SUNDAYS 13th at High St. TILL 11:00 P.M. Dial 4-1S42 When good fellows get together they wear Sportshirts Indoors or out, when you see a crowd of campus biggies relaxing, you’re sure to notice that the really smart boys are wearing Manhattan Sportshirts. The reason is a3 simple as a snap course. Manhattan Sportshirts are style right, handsomely tailored, and so darned comfortable you just hate to take ’em off. Manhattan has them in long and short sleeves ... in a wide variety of colors and patterns all in the finest fabrics. All are the sportiest you could put on your back when you want to take it easy! Skirls, Sportshirl3, Neckwear, Underwear, Pajamas, Beachwear, Handkerchiefs i events with Hal Davis of Oregon j placing second. Oregon won both of the relays. ■ In the 800 yd. medley relay Yosh ! Terado built up an early lead and j Milton Kotoshirodo retained it. ' OSC managed to pull up on Harry j Fuller but Oregon won by the margin of 10 yards with the time i of 3:08.2. The 400 yd. freestyle | relay was won by Dave Houck, Jim Allan. Y'osh Terado and Milton Kotoshirodo with the time of I 3:41.4. i The summary: 300 yd. Medley relay: won by , Oregon t Yosh Torada, Milton Ko j toshirodo. and Harry Fuller). | Time: 3:08.2. 220 yd. Freestyle. A1 Irwin I (OSCi; Phil Lewis IO>; Ron Naab tOSC». Time: 2:26.3. 60 yd. freestyle: Jim Allen (O); Bill Knapp (OSC i: Don Baker j (OSC). Time: 30 6. 130 yd. Individual Medley: John English (Ol; Harry Fuller (O); Chris Leiblem (OSCi. Time: 2:13.1. Diving: Pete Carlton (O); Hal Davis (Oi; Pat Williams (OSC). Total points: 340.3. 100 yd. freestyle: Milton Koto shirodo (Oi; Burt Lavacek (OSC): Don Baker (OSC). Time: 54.4. 200 yd. Backstroke: Henry Kau ira (O); Dick Spight (OSCi; Chris Leiblein (OSC). Time; 2:33.1. 200 yd. Breast Stroke: Allan i Wakinekona (Oi; Dick Ruckdes chel and Dave Paine (OSCi. Time: 2:35.8. 400 yd. Freestyle: Gordon Ed wards (O); Harry Fuller (O); Chris Leiblien (OSC). Time: 4:44.6. 400 yd. Freestyle Relay: Won by Oregon (Dave Ilouek, Jim Allen, Yush Terada and Milton Kotoshiro do). Time: 3:44.4. I Ducks Prepare For OSC Beaver Invasion Friday A weary Oregon basketball squad arrived in Kugene Tues day from their grueling four games-in-tive nights invasion of the Inland Empire, where they won two of four games. The Ducks still have a chance for a second place tie in the Nor thern division if they sweep both contests this weekend with the cellar-dwelling OSC Beavers. They won Friday night from WSC by a 71-01 count, and were nipped in the final seconds Saturday, 67-65, on a tip-in by Cougar Pete Mullins. Identical Scores Against Idaho, the Ducks led off with a 66-60 win, Monday night, and were nipped Tuesday night by an identical 60-60 count. Commenting on the games, Coach Bill Borcher said: “Friday night against WSC, we played a fine game. Saturday we played equally well for two quar ters, hut seemed to fall apart in the latter part of the final half. W'e tried a ball-control game, but it didn’t work.” ‘‘Monday against Idaho, we snapped back after a day of lest to play what was perhaps our best game of the season. We played well for three quarters Tuesday night, but ran out of gas in tile fourth period.” Hunt Cauded Individuals who came in for praise from the Webfoot mentor were seniors Ken Hunt and Mel Streeter, plus Ken Wegner, a sophomore. “Hunt,” he said, “was playing the best basketball of bis career. Not only' was he scoring well, hut he got a lot of assists. Streeter played especially well in the Ida ho series, while Wegner showed much improvement throughout j the whole trip. We will undoubted- | ly be counting on him a lot next | season.” I Flashy Beaver ■M DANNY JOHNSTON, high scoring guard for the Beavers will be in McArthur court Friday when the Ducks tackle their northern rlxals in the first game of the ‘civil war' series. Ia»st year Johnston was third highest scorer for the Orange with 101 points but has already surpassed that murk this season with 174. 'Size Means Nothina' Ken Hunt, Danny Race for Charmed Circle ("apt. Ken Hunt of Oregon and Danny Johnston of Oregon State, two of the highest scoring "little men" in the history oi the Northern Division, will he gunning for a season scoring rec ord no player under six feet tall has ever accomplished when the Heaver’s and the Ducks meet this weekend in the final two games of the 1952 conference season. Hoth Hunt and Johnston have an excellent chance of crack-. ing the “magic" 200-point mark in league competition, a total un matched by “little men" in 30 years of conference play. Hunt, with 193 points, has already pass ed the previous high of 187 set by Oregon State's Wally Palmberg in 1936 and lied by OSC's Lew Beck in 1917. Hunt will become the third Ore gon player to crack 200 points, following IMek Wilkins’ 207 In 1945 and Boger Wiley’s 219 In 1948 r.nd 235 In 1949. Johnston can become Oregon State’s second 200-pointer, Red Rocha having hit 225 In 1945 and 215 in 1947. Mixed Bowling League Starts The mixed doubles league, which will run during spring term in the SU bowling area begins on April 1st and 2nd at 6:30. There will be a total of 15 teams on each night. The four league winners will roll-off June 3rd. During the 9 week schedule, the tournament will feature a red pin in the set. i If that pin is not knocked down j with two balls which you get, it will cost the person 5c which will go into a fund for a parly and dance of bowling participants. Each bowler will pay $1 with 10c extra going into a fund to pay for a party and a dance to he held on June 6. Start looking for a partner, or if you do not find a partner, sign up with Louie Bel llsinio and he will get one for you. Sign up will continue until Mar. 11th. The four league winners will get individual trophies and the champion partners will get their names put on a trophy in the SU bowling alleys. The SU recreation committee is sponsoring the all term tournament. For any questions on this ma terial merely give Leo Nappi a ring and he will be glad to an-! swer any questions. The Webfoot captain trailed''* Johnston most of the season, but jumped ahead with a sensational 74-point spree in the four game* played over the weekend on the Inland Empire trip. Houbregs Breaks 200 Mark Scoring 200 points in a confer ence season is a relatively new feat' for Northern Division players.) Oregon’s Laddie Gale tallied 249 in 1938 during a 20 game seasonf but it was not until Gale Blahop f pitched in 224 in 1943 that it was I done In a 16-game season. Since that time 10 players have made j the grade 15 times. Itochu and Wiley were two of* 1 the five men who made it twice an f the others include Washington’s^ Jack Nichols with 20-1 (1947) and 265 (1918), WSCs Ed (iayda 2127 (1919) and 200 (1950), and WSC’a Vince Hanson with 253 (1915) and 220 (1948). In addition to Wilkins, ’ Gene Conley of WSC tallied 220 points in 1950 to join Bishop > among the players who have made it once. Also, Washington’s Boh Hou- k bregs atul Frank Gulsness have made it this year with 219 and, 200 points to their credit anil two games to play against Washing ton State at Seattle this weekend. ^ Idaho Hunt’s ‘Cousins' j Johnston's peak was reachecr j when he tallied 23 points against f Idaho aL Corvallis and in the four' games against the Vandals he aC- 'S counted for 67 of his 174 points. He gathered the remainder of hisf total by scoring 43 against WSC, 38 in the Washington series and 2b. in the first two games against Oregon. Huntfs top single game was . against Washington State at nian when he scored 21 points an In the four Cougar games lie rollec . up 84 points. Ills 20 points against Idaho at Eugene ranked second j and his four-game 'total again. . the Vandals was 62. In the ''ash ington series Hunt scored iS points, Ills low of the year.