Duck Quint Hopes to Clinch
Second Slot in Husky Series
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By Bob Cole
Emerald Sporttwriter
Oregon's Webfoots. who have
all but clinched second place in
the Northern Division Conference,
iiivade Seattle this weekend to
encounter Washington’s front
running Huskies. The biggest ob
f.tacle confronting the Docks, who
hope to hand the Huskies their
first defeat in conference play,
will be putting the stopper to Bob
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Houbregs, who lead9 the confer
ence scorers with a record-break
ing 28.1 points per contest.
Stop ‘Hooks*
Tuesday afternoon emphasis
was placed on a defense to bottle
up Houbregs. and it wouldn’t be
too surprising if Coach Bill
Borcher comes up with a little
different defense than "Hooks"
and his teammates have faced all
seasbn. Chet Noe, who has been
outstanding defensively this sea
son will probably get the indi
vidual assignment of guarding
Houbregs.
Offensively the Webfotots are
trailing the SeattUtes by a sin
gle point in the league scoring
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race. Where Oregon falls de
cidedly behind is defensively,
having allowed 67.7 points per
contest, while Washington has
yielded only 56.1, the best de
fensive record In the conference.
The Webfoots will certainly have
to be at their best if they ex
pect to return home sporting a
triumph.
Coach Bill Borctier isn’t ex
pected to make any changes in
his regular starting lineup, which
would consist of Halberg and
Keith Farnam at forwards, Noe,
center, and Wegner and Barney
Holland, guards. Holland has been
using a face guard for the past
two weeks, and it is probable he
will be using the protection again
this weekend.
Ducks Close to Second
Now sporting a five game con
ference win streak, the Ducks
have a solid hold on second spot
at the three-fourths mark, three
games above third place Idaho and
four ahead of Oregon State. One
win in Seattle would give the Ore
gon five at least a tie for second
in the final standings.
Order of 'O' Meeting
The Order of “O” will meet
today at the Phi Delta Theta
house, according to Tom Lyon,
president of the organization.
Oregana pictures are to be
taken.
UNDEFEATED
French Five Takes
Dormitory Title
The powerful French Hall "B"
team sparked by the sharpshoot
ing of Justin Smith and Troy Bel
lah, rolled to an easy 42-17 victory
over a completely outclassed Nes
tor "B" team. The victory gave
the French team an undefeated
season and the championship of
the league of Freshmen dormitor
ies.
French (42) (17) Nestor
Bellah, 10.F.9, Davis
Buchanan, 5.F.1, White
Page, 1..._C.2, Massey
Zenger, 2.G.0, Haswell
t'urskadon, 4.G.3, McFerran
Subs: French—Smith 14, John
son 3, Dalros 3. Nestor: Farrow,
Anderson, Norton 2.
Betas Down Delts
*Beta Theta Phi came from be
hind late in the fourth quarter to
edge past Delta Tau Delta 19-15.
The game was very close all the
way with the Delts in the lead
most of the way. The halftime
score was 9-7 in favor of the
Delts.
Betas (19) (15) Delts
L Wolfard, 2 F 6, B. Adair
X. Forbes, 0.F 3, It. Morgan
C. Sogge, 0.C 2, G. Leslie
T. Lyons, 5.G 2, •!. Adair
A. Martin, 7.G 2, R. Ricketts
Subs: Beta Theta Pi; Pyle, Bear
isto 5.
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Hale Kane Wins
Hale Kane came from behind In
the last seconds of the third quar
ter to defeat a hard fighting and
determined Susan Campbell team
29-20.
Hale Kane (29) (20) Campbell
K. Frolen, 8.F.1, Found
J. McElravy, 8....F.2, Jolly
J. Tom, 2.C.4, Briggs
Kitakano, 5 G.7, Starlet!
H. Fong, 0.G O, Montgomery
Subs: Hale Kane: O’Brien 4,
Johnson 2. Susan Campbell:
Dougherty, Walberg,
Kappa Sigs Fly High
The Kappa Sigma A basketball
five downed Tau Kappa Epsilon
46-11 in a one-sided affair Tuesday
afternoon in intramural basketball
action. Kappa Sig's Dick Dougher
ty was leading scorer, tallying
25 counters to eruse this year’s
single scoring record of 23. The
previous record was held by Ken
Torgerson of ATO.
(46) (11) THE
. F 0, Bradetich
...F 0, Markham
C.2, Paul
G.8, Lacy
<1 .1, Fowler
Kappa Sigma
Talbot, 19
Steele, 0.
Dougherty, 23
Sweit/.er, 0 .
Novlkoff, 2
Barrister Inn Rolls
Barrister Inn led by Robert D : -
ielson with eighteen counters
downed Sigma Hall 46-21 in in
tramural basketball action. Bar
rister jumped to an early 12-6
first quarter lead, held a 17-10 half
time edge and coasted the final
two quarters to greatly overpow
er the Sigma Hall five.
Barrister Inn (46) (21) Sigma Hull
Danielson, IX F 4, Wisniewski
Eggar, 0. F 4, Jones
Baer, 7 C .1, Smith
Duncan, 10 .G 0, Hall
Thiere, 5. G 3, One
Phi Kaps Forfeit
, Tlie Campbell Club B five wort
over Phi Kappa Sigma B's by
forfeit.
ATOs, Phi Deits
Seize Track Wins
Although Phi Gamma Delta took
more first places than Phi Della
Theta, the Phi Deits still managed
to collect enough runner-up spots
to down their opponents, 35 to 24.
Alpha Tau Omega took every
first and a good deal of the sec
onds and thirds in a track meet
Tuesday, in waylaying the Chi
Psi’s 49to 9S
SPORTS FARE
Wednesday, Feb. 13
BASKETBALL
3:50 Court 40 Lambda Chi Alpha A VJ«
Sigma Phi Epsilon A
4:35 Court 40 Sigma Chi A vs. Phi Ivappa"
Sigma A
5:15 Court 40 JIalc Kane vs. Susan Camp
bell A
5:15, court 43, Phi (lamina Delta A vs,-*
Phi Sigma Kappa A. (make up game)
TRACK
Susan Campbell vs. Meta Theta Pi
Sigma Xu vs. Hale Kane
HANDBALL
Alpha Tatt Omega vs. Phi Delta Theta
THURS., FEB. 19
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and his orchestra