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Retain State Title
The University Of Oregon swim
ming team retained its state AAU
senior men's championship last
weekend, outdistancing its near
est competitor by 30 points. The
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two-day meet, held in Portland
at the Multnomah Athletic club
pool, ended Sunday. Coach John
Borchardt’s crew scored 113
points, Multnomah Athletic club,
82, and the Aero club, 65.
Gordon Edwards and Yosh Ter
ada were the top point getters for
Oregon, each gaining a pair of
firsts in the two day stand. Sat
urday, Edwards won the 1,500
meter freestyle in 20:28.8 and
placed second in the 220-yard free
style, losing to Bob Gregson of the
Aero club. Sunday, Edwards cap
tured the 440-yard freestyle.
Terada scored his two victories
in the 150-yard backstroke and
the 100-yard breast stroke. He es
tablished a new state record in
the latter event by finishing in
1:05.2. It was the only new record
made in the men's division of the
meet.
Saturday, Oregon won the 400
yard freestyle in 3:47.6.
Fijis Win in Handball
In intramural handball Monday
afternoon, Phi Gamma Delta won
over Beta Theta Pi 2-1.
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ATO Quint Downs Phi Kaps, 28-21;
Chi Psi, Suzie, Also Win Contests
By Morton Harkins
Emerald Sportiwritor
Alpha Tail Omega, behind’the sharpshooting of Kay Packwood,
downed Phi Kappa Alpha, 2S-21, in a rough and tumble game Mon
day afternoon in "A" intramural basketball pluy.
The ATO'a jumped to an early lead, with several quick baskets and
led the Phi Kaps M-10 at the half way point. The game was marked
Broken Quacker
Hi T—Tm-nti a MM—HB
BARNEY HOLLAND
Mav Miss Series
Webfoot Guard
Gains on Noe
In Scoring Race
Junior Guard Kenny Wegner
scored 29 points against the Ore
gon State college Beavers last
weekend and closed the distance
on Chet Noe by a single point in
team scoring statistics, released
Monday by the Athletic News
bureau.
Wegner, with 71 field goals and
101 free throws for a total of 243
points, trails Big Chester by 42
points. Noe has tossed in 95 field
goals and the same number of
charity points for his mark of
285 points.
Ed Halberg, who has scored 229,
has the highest field goal rate of
any Webfoqt, 91 buckets in 223
tries for a .408 percentage. Weg
ner, on 151 trips to»the free throw
line, has hit 101 times for a .609
per cent. Bxib Hawes has a better
average, but on fewer tries 36
hits on 48 trips.
Number one rebounder is Noe,
with 274 in 20 games—an average
of 13.7 per contest. Noe’s 24 points
against the Beavers Friday night
is the highest single output re
corded this year.
Total Scoring FG FT PF TP
Chet Noe .95 95 56 285
Ken Wegner .71 101 79 243
Ed Halberg ...91 48 73 229
Barney Holland 73 71 61 217
Bob Hawes .69 36 45 174
Keith Farnam .31 32 44 94
Bob Stout .16 15 38 47
Hank Bonneman.. 6 6 16 18
Lefty Page . 4 8 17 16
Bud Covey . 3 0 13 12
Wayne Johnson. .. 3 5 7 11
All others. 14 3 6
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with a high number of fouls nml
rough action which raw one Phi
Kap player thrown out of the game
for unnecessary .roughness. High
scorers for the game were Hay
Packwood of A TO and Bud Dunn
of the Phi Kaps each with nine
counters.
A TO (28) (21) Phi Kaps
Blodgett ,5 I1’ 4, Stingley
Torgesoll, 5 F 7, Hunted
Packwood, 9 .C !t, Dunn
Lowell, 5 ... (i I. (iillsey
Shaw, I .Q 0, Chadwick,
Chi Psi Wins 34-20
The Chi Pip's from down Hil
yard way scored a 34-20 victory
over the Lambda Chi Alpha fivo
in an "A” team basketball intra
mural game Monday afternoon.
Led by Thomas Wrightson with
! len points and Delmer Clemens
| with nine, Chi Psi's had little or no
trouble in downing the Lambda
Chi team. Chi Psi led at the first
, quarter mark 8-4 and doubled this
! score to lead 16-8 at half time.
Third quarter score was 25-13.
Chi Psi (34) (20) Lambda Chi
Wrightson, 10 . F 9, Kremmel
Morris, 7 .F 1, Maurer
Clemens, 9 .C 4, Itansom
Dunbar, 4 (1 2, Woodward
Stoneroad, 4 (• 4, Merryman
Suzies Maul Lawyers
Susan Campbell easily downed
Barrister Inn 32-14 in a makeup
game for one that was postponed
earlier in the intamural basketball
season.
Susan Campbell jumped to an
early 10-3 first quarter lead never
to be headed. High scorer was
Richard Montgomery with a total
of 13 points.
Barrister Inn (14) (32) Campbell
Melwal, 0 .F ... 2, Jolly
Danielson, 5 .F ... 2, Briggs
Baer, 5 .C 3, Pound
Thiene, 3 .G .... 10, Stnrkel
I Kgger, 1 .G13, Montgomery
Subs: Susan Campbell; Wulberg,
I 2.
Gamma Didn't Show
In another scheduled contest
Sigma Hall won over Gamma Hall
by forfeit.
Betas Triumph
Beta Theta Pi had very little
trouble in downing Campbell Club
50-17 Monday afternoon in an in
tramural track meet.
The highly talented Betas grab
bed every first place win as they
completely overpowered the Camp
bell Clubbers.
Broad Jump: Adams, Bela—17’
8”
High Jump: Sogge, Beta 5’
Pole Vault: Manex, Beta—10’
Shot: Harvey, Beta—36’7”
Hurdles: Mannex, Beta 5.4
40 yd. sprint: Beta—4.5
Relay: Beta—17.2
% mile: Beta—4:12.6
SPORTS FARE
Tuesday, Feb. 3
3:.i0 Court 40 Phi Gamma Delta A vs. Phi
Kappa Psi A
.1:50 Court 43 Sigma Chi A vs. Phi Sigma
Kappa A
4:35 Court 40 Sigma Xu A vs. I’hi Delta
I beta A
4:3.5 Court 43 Theta Chi A vs. Delta T'p
5 Hall' \Ult 40 JIa'e Ka,ie A vs- (Jamma
5 dj’ ]C°urt 43 Barrister Inn A vs. Alpha
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Staff—Jay Fournier, Mort Har
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