Trackmen Topple Washington State
By Rick Tarr
The University of Oregon track
men practically cinched the North
ern division dual meet champion
ship by defeating Washington
State at Hayward field Saturday
C7'2 to 63'i.
Am there are only two meets left
with the comparatively weak
teams of Idaho and Oregon State
it looks like Coach Hill Bom-rmun
may walk off with his second ND
crown in four seasons at Oregon.
Fortunately the two toughest foes,
Washington and Washington
State, were met on home ground.
The next meet with Idaho on
May 3rd will Is- the Duck’s only
dual meet encounter away from
linme. Oregon Slate will come to
Hayward field the next weekend.
A week later the Northern division
will take plure In Seattle followed
l>y the Pacific Coast conference
meet at Kugene May 23-24.
Saturday’s meet might have
been a duplicate of the Washing
ton thriller if LaVerne Torgerson :
hadn't fallen early in the low
hurdle event. He and Pete Mulllna
were running one-two up to that
time.
Had they finished that way the
score going into the mile relay
would have been a narrow 64 >■£ to
til margin for Oregon. The name
situation ex luted laat week against
Washington.
Ah It turned out, strong second
by pole-vaulter ltay Packwood and
a third by Larry Blunt kept Ore
gon out of danger and allowed
Bowerman to save the efforts of
Bill Kell, AI Martin, and Jack
Hutchins in the relay.
Ted Anderson, the fourth mem
ber of last week’s record breaking
team anchored Saturday's lap but
was beaten by inches with Cltnt i
Richardson's fine drive in the final
20 yards.
IJoug Clement proved himself to !
bo a capable quarter oilier as he ■
H1I.I, BOWERMAN
... title bound ?
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Medford Grabs
Hayward Relays
Class 'A' Title
Medford high school took its
eighth clans 'A' Hayward relay
Saturday, regaining: the trophy
from Klamath Kalis who tqok it
away from Medford last year. The
'B' crown wits taken by Cottage
Clove while Pleasant Hill won the
division for the second straight
year.
Cottage Grove uns’affcd last
year’s w Inner, Ashland. Slayton
took second and University High
third. The only ‘B’ record to fall
was In the Shuttle hurdles. The
Cottage Grove trio set the new
record at 37.1.
Pleasant Hill swamped all com
petition in taking the ‘C honors
while breaking two records. Hiving
up to expectations. Dale McCor
mick .shattered Dean Van Leuven's
shot put record of 45' lO'^" by
heaving the 12 pound ball 51'
1 9-11". The new mark of 11:45.8
In the distance medley bettered
their own record of last year by .
eight seconds.
A close duel between Medford
and Grant in the final mile relay
topped off the class 'A' meet Sat- j
fcurday afternoon. With Medford
ahead 63*a to 59, the G-men had;
to finish two places ahead of Med- j
ford to taka the crown.
Second place was the best they ]
could do, however. Medford's anc- |
hor man Don Spinas was barely
able to beat off a determined drive j
by Doug Sandy of Grant in the ]
^ final 220 yards. i
(■rants Pass took third and Jef- j ,
ferson Of Portland finished fourth j ,
In one of the few relays that an ,
‘A* standard wasn't bettered. Med
ford's two first places came In
the shot and mile relay. They
placed in all but one of the ten
events, the distance medley.
IM SCHEDULE ;
SOFTBALL, 1
8:30 North Field Campbell Club i
vs. Alpha Tail Omega i
8:50 South Field Beta Theta PI vs.
Chi Psl
8:30 Upper Field Philadelphia
House vs. Kappa Sigma
4:55 North Field Lambda Chi Alp
ha vs. Phi Sigma Kappa
4:55 South Field Sigma Hall vs.
Cherney Hall
4:55 Upper Field Gamma Hall vs.
Alpha Hall i
TKNNIS i
Lambda Chi Alpfea -vs. Cherney l
GOLF
Chi Psl vs. Delta Upsilon
AT THE STUDENT UNION alloys tonight at 6:30 p.m. Ray Rand’s
Roundups, a top-flight women’s bowling team, will play a three
gumc match against picked local teams. The Roundups consistently
beat male tenpin teams. They are, from left to right: Doris Porter,
Ifuttie Wooster, LaVerne Haverly, Alyce MraU, and Esther Woods.
Ray Rand's Roundups
To Bowl of SU Tonight
Hay Rand's Roundups, one of
he nation's finest feminine bowi
ng teams, will appear in the Stu
lent Union Recreation Area to
light at 6:30 p.m.
At that time they will bowl a
hree game match against three
ampus teams, one of men stu
lents, one of co-eds, and a third
>icked from the faculty league.
Social Hour Set
At 9:00 p.m. the five members
if the Roundups will be guests of
he Student Union at a social
lour in the Recreation Area. All
nterested bowlers are especially
nvited.
Members of the team are La
erne Havcrly, ('apt., Esther
Voods, Alyce Mrak, Doris Porter,
md Hattie Wooster. Their 1951-52
iverage as a team is 915, with in
lividual averages ranging from
71 to 188.
The team won the 1951-52 Los
Vngeles city championship, and
ilso the 1951-52 Southern Califor
lia Ladies Major Traveling League
itle.
Capt. Haveuly was 1951 WIBC
iU events champion, and has rank
’d fifth two different times in the
... * i — .
national poll for woman bowler of
the year. Esther Woods has been
Northwest Singles Champion,
Washington State singles cham
pion, and Los Angeles City singles
champion.
Wooster Has 300 Game
Alyce Mralc was Wyoming all
events champion for three years
in succession, while Doris Porter
was twice a member of the South
ern California all-star team.
Hounding out the quintet it Hat
tie Wooster, who among other
feats, has bowled a perfect 300
game.
Members of the Oregon men's
ups are Dick Graham, Ned Taka
sumi, Leo Naapi, Bruce Koppe, and
George Troeh.
On the co-ed squad are Donna
Donahue. Marilyn Moore, Gerri
Phillips, Donna Butz, Mutz Wada,
and Betty Coe Rilea.
The picked team from the fac
ulty league lists S. W. Little, H. P.
Barnhart, George Hopkins, Col. W.
E. Hanes, and Maj. I. L. Unger
leider, • • - « ■ ■ , „
[iiishcd Anderson all the way In the i
HO yard run, and made up a 15
High jump — Barnes, O; and
Roberts, WSC, tied for first; Bark
yard gap in his third lap of the
mile relay.
The only record erased Satur
day was the old two-mile mark of
3:43.0 set in 1049 by Dick Paeth of
WSC. The Cougars’ sensational
freshman, Jim Fisher, turned the
3istance in 9:35.2 with seeming;
•ase.
Mile run A! Martin, O; Hutch
ins, O; Matson, WSC. Time: 4:22.8.
440-yard run — Anderson, O;
Clement, O; Millard, WSC. Time:
50.X.
100-yard dash Fell, O; Gary,
WSC; Richardson, WSC. Time:
10.1.
Javelin Missfeldt, O; Duncan,
WSC; Roinenen, WSC;. Distance:
109' 11.
Shot put—Roinenen, WSC; Noe,
O; Craig, O. Distance: 47’ 10”.
120-yard high hurdles—Mullins,
WSC; Blunt, O; Swalm, O. Time:
15.6.
er, WSC; and Badorek, O tied for
third. Height: 6' 4”.
880-yard run — Hutchins, O;
Martin, O; Link, WSC. Time:
1:56.8.
Pole vault—Packwood, O; Pree
dy and Anderson, WSC, tied for
second. Height: 13’ 4”.
220-yard dash—Fell, O; Richard
son, WSC; Gary, WSC. Time: 22.0.
Discuss—Englund, WSC; Mess
enger, WSC; Barker, WSC. Dis
tance: 138’ 2\”.
Two-mile run — Fisher, WSC;
Rader, WSC; Reiser, O. Time:
9:35.2.
220-yard low hurdles—Mullins,
WSC; Packwood, O; Swalm,O.
Time: 25.8.
Broad jump—Don McClure, O;
Richardson, WSC; Smith, O. Dis
tance: 22' 11 Vi".
Mile-relay—WSC (Millard, Hor
ner, Ray, Richardson). Time:
3:25.5.
What Price Glory?
Want to raise your bowling !
avcrave ? Then just get good and
mad. At least it helped Warren
Price, journalism professor. In
faculty league play Sunday night
at the SU he posted a 450 series
—mediocre, in his opinion.
So Kegler Price got angry,
stayed after his teammates had
left. The result? A 620 series,
compounded of 213, 220, and 187
games.
Net Meets Cancelled
The University of Oregon tennis
team did not see action over the
weekend, as their scheduled mat
ches Saturday and Sunday with
the Multnomah and Irvington
Clubs were cancelled.
Coach Bob Laurence’s netmea
travel to Oregon State April 2#
for their conference opener with
the Beaver team.
This is what
^ women put on men
...when men
put
on
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