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One-point Bucket Ruins Ducks;
Beavers Win Season Inaugural
PORTLAND When is a basket
a basket? That's the question that
junior transfer ltd Halborg of the
University of Oregon anil his head
coach, Bdl Borcher will mull over
for a long time to come.
In the opening game of the 1952
53 basketball season at the lee
Arena. Halborg, a forward, hit
with a final second shot which
should have given Oregon a Gl-03
win over the Oregon State college
Beavers in a non-conference tilt.
But officials, who along with the
timekeeper, were unable to tell
whether the bucket came before or
after the final gun, ruled it one
point and as a result the game
went into overtime Monday.
Free throws by Reggie Halligan
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and Bill Toole shot the Orange into
a two-point lead in the five-minute
period. The VVebfoots were never
aljle to close the distance and the
Beavers won the game, 72-G8 be
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fort' n sell-out crowd.
Oregon State Jumped ini it an
early lead in tlie opening minutes
of the bull game ami built up a
10-1:5 quarter edge over the
VVehfools. Johnny Jarlwe’s re
bounding and a couple of net
stiots by the same performer
spurred the Corvallis five.
A pair of free thrown by Barney
Holland and his field goal; Kenny
Wegner’s three points and two
charity to as by Center Chet Non
put Oregon in the fore at the out
set of the second quarter. The re
mainder of the first half was dose,
the Orange pulling into a 37-3"i
halftime 1 ad.
OS< Mount* Lead
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gin to three points after thirty
minutes of action with a 50-47
count. Jack Rabbit Danny John
ston. Bud Shut lti'f and Bob lad
wards kept the Aggie quint roll
ing.
Buckets by Bob Stoutt and Bob
Hawes put the surging Ducks into
a 60-50 edge with only four min
utes remaining and the Wubfoots
immediately slackened the pace.
After Mulligan had hit with a pair
j of free throws with :14 left to put
the Beavers ahead Halberg count
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'seconds later with the “winning”
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MO, Phi Dells
Win Volley Tills
By Morion Harkins
Emerald Sportiwriler
The hard .spiking Alpha Tan
Omega B team overcame the I*hi
; Gamma Delta B's 15-6, 13-15 and
15-4 in a .semi-final intramural
volleyball dash Monday afternoon.
Phi Delta Theta overpowered a
Counselor five in posting 15-3 and
15-2 wins.
ATO’S Spikers Hot
In the first contest the ATO's
led the entire way, although the
Fiji's were always a constant
threat. In the second game, the
Fiji’s, after getting off to a slow
start, came from behind to post a
close 15-13 win.
In the final the ATO's jumped
to an early four point lead never
to be headed as they posted a
15-4 win and the three game ser
ies. Heading the ATO’s spiking
list were Rodney Bell, Ron
Chevrier and Mike Kilkenny.
Thomas I.cUas and Stephen Gor
nick starred for the losers.
The Phi Dclts jumped to a five
point lead early in the contest and
were never headed as the Counsel
ors were able to strike the scoring
column but three times. The sec
ond game went much the same
way as the Phi Dolts jumped to a
seven-point lead before the Coun
selors scored.
Chief Aides
Jim Gibson, Bob Wagner and
Norman Kolb were the backbones
of the Phi Delts win with Daryle
Nelson, Don Hendrickson and Gene
Lewis offering heavy support.
Kenneth Ball displayed much of
the Counselor fight.
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