Record Breaker
1>01'(i CLEMENT, sophomore from Vancouver, B. C., will lead the
Oregon track squad Into action against the University of Washing
ton at Seattle, Saturday. Last weekend, Clement, a middle distance
man, broke two meet records when the W'ebfoots outran Idaho.
Oregon Cinder Team
To Test Tough Huskies
By Jim White
Emarald SporMwrlter
If Oregon wins Saturday's dual
track and field meet with Wash
ington at Seattle they may be
considered top contenders for a re
peat championship in the dual meet
race. The Ducks might provide
interesting competition for the
Huskies in some events but the
outcome of the meet could be very
dark for the Webfoot trackmen.
Judging from the amount of
tears from Washington, they have
a very strong team and the main
reason for the sobbing is that they
haven't been able to dig up a pole
vaulter. Other than that, the Husk
ies are knee deep in good men for
every event.
George Widenfelt, an exchange
student from Sweden, who is more
versatile than Idaho's Bruce
Sweeney, can fill most gaps that
may arise in Washington’s cinder
squad. Widenfelt can perform In
the high hurdles discus, javelin,
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high jump, broad jump, 440, and
pole vault but he will have compe
tition in Darrold Skartvedt who
also competes very well in most
of the same events.
According to their records, the
Huskies could well sweep the dis
tance runs, javelin, discus, shot
put, and high jump. They appear
to be a little weak in the dashes,
hurdles and pole vault but they
have quantity in these events even
though the quality may be missing.
The Ducks could show up quite
well in the dashes and mid-dis
tance runs with such top perform
ers as Doug Clement, Ted Ander
son, Bruce Springbett, Jerry Mock
and Tom Swalm. Field competi
tion will be stiff for Oregon except
in the pole vault and possibly the
broad jump.
WIN IN TENTH
Oregon Shades WSC
By Bob Colo
Oregon’s Webfoot diamond
nine scored in the bottom of
the tenth inning to come from
behind and edge Washington
State, 7 - 6, in a wild three hour
contest Tuesday afternoon.
Washington State tallied first
in the opening inning. Stan Poppe,
lead-off man, smashed a double
into left field to open the game,
and proceeded to score on two in
field outs.
In the third inning the Cougars
upped their lead to two runs as
Bill Geppert pulled a tremendous
ND BASEBALL STANDINGS
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OREGON 3
Idaho 3
Oregon State 1
Washington 1
Washington State 1
TUESDAY S RESULTS
OREGON 7, vr Washington State 6.
Idaho, 6, at Washington, 5
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390-foot home run over the left
field embankment.
The Ducks, not to be denied,
bunched together three extra base
hits in the fifth for three runs.
After Jim Johnson had flied out
to open the inning, Jim Livesay
and George Shaw hit consecutive
triples, and Don Siegmund fol
lowed with a double.
Two runs were in and when
the Cougar’s firstsacker dropped
a pop fly, Siegmund raced all the
way In from second base.
WSC rallied in the top of the
INTRA-MURAL
STANDINGS
LEAGUE 1
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Delta Upsilon . 4 0
Sigma Xu . 3 0
Iieta Theta Phi . 3 1
Phi Sigma Kappa .0 3
Phi Kappa Psi . 0 3
Sigma Alpha Mu .0 3
LEAGUE 2
Hale Kane . 3 0
Campbell Club* .2 0
Sigma Hall* .1 1
Susan Campbell .1 1
Philadelphia House ..1 2
Alpha Hall .0 3
* Tie game.
LEAGUE 3
French Hall .3 0
Merrick Hall .2 1
Stitzer Hall .1 2
Nestor Hall .1 2
Sherry Ross .1 2
Legal Eagles .1 2
LEAGUE 4
Sigma Chi* . 2 0
Kappa Sigma* .1 1
Tau Kappa Epsilon .1 1
Phi Gamma Delta .1 1
Lambda Chi Alpha .0 3
* Tie game.
LEAGUE 5
Alpha Tau Omega.2 0
Phi Delta Theta .2 0
Delta Tau Delta .1 1
Theta Chi .0 2
Pi Kappa Phi .0 2
LEAGUE 6
Sigma Alpha Epsilon .2 0
Chi Psi .1 0
Sigma Phi Epsilon .1 1
Pi Kappa Alpha .0 1
Phi Kappa Sigma .0 2
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eighth to tie up the score on an
error, a sacrifice, and a solid single
to center by Rightfielder Joe
Trembly. That set the stage for a
wild ninth frame that saw both
clubs cross the plate three times.
Geppert led off the Cougar
half of the inning with a single.
Then, after pinch-hitter Doug
Bohlke had popped up and Lee
Frank was walked, Webfoot Coach
Don Kirsch replaced Norm Forbes
on the mound with Lefthander
Trent Huls.
Poppe, the first hitter to face
Huls, lifted a high fly to left field
which Ron Phillips lost in the sun.
The ball sailed over his head, and
Poppe scored with Geppert and
Frank ahead of him. Huls then put
out the fire but the damage was
done.
Oregon’s Livesay opened the
Webfoot ninth with a walk, and
advanced to second on an infield
out. Siegmund drove him across
with a single, his third hit of
the day.
Earl Averill was hit by the
pitcher, and both runners advanced
a base on Phillip’s ground out.
With two men out Neil Marlett
went to bat for Bemie Averill, and
DU's Edge Betas
In Mural Contest
Delta Upsilon edged out Beta
Theta Pi, 2-1, in the lone intramu
ral game yesterday. It was a make
up of the contest which was origin
ally scheduled for last Friday, but
which was postponed because of
the Hayward relays.
DU’s 000 20—2 6
Beta's 000 01—1 3
Johnson and McConnell; Mickey
and Stout.
Wednesday. April 22
SOFTBALL
3 :50 Xorth Field :
vSitzer Hall vs Xestor Hall
3 :50 South Field :
French Hall vs Merrick Hall
3 :50 Upper Field :
Phi Gamma Delta vs Tau Kappa Epsilon
4 :55 Xorth Field :
Lambda Chi Alpha vs Kappa Sigma
4 :55 South Field :
Susan Campbell vs Sigma Hall
4:55 Upper Field.:
Delta Tau Delta vs Phi Delta Theta
TENNIS
French Hall vs Pi Kappa Phi
GOLF
Delta Upsilon vs Phi Kappa Sigma
sent an easy roller to the second
baseman. The throw to first' was
wide, pulling Bob Burrows off the
sack. Burrows turned to tag Mar
lett out and appeared to have him
cold, but the umpire called the
runner safe. Siegmund and Jim
Archer, running for Earl Averill
both tallied on the play to send
the contest into extra innings.
With Bruce Boldt on the mound
for the Cougars, Oregon loaded the
bases in the bottom of the inning
with one man out, and Siegmund
cracked a sharp single into right
field to score Jim Johnson with the
winning tally. Blodgett was cred
ited with the Duck win, and Boldt
took the loss.
Washington State
AB H R
Poppe, H 2b 5 2 2
Kranc, 2b, ss 5 0 1
Sparks, cf 4 10
Trembly, rf 4 3 0
Burrows, lb 5 2 0
Campbell, 3b 4 1 0
Geppert, c 4 2 2
Wiliams, ss 3 0 0
Frank, p 3 0 1
Bohlke, If 2 0 0
Rehder, lb 0 0 0
Boldt, p 0 0 0
Beckel* 0 0 0
Totals 30 11 6
Washington State 1'
Oregon 000
OREGON
AB H R
Livesay, cf 5 4 2
Shaw, ss 3 11
S’gm’d, lb 6 4 2
E. Averill, c 3 0 0
Phillips, If 4 0 0
B. Averill, rf 2 0 0
Williams, 3b 5 10
Forbes, p 3 0 0
Johnson, 2b S 2 1
Huls, p 0 0 0
Blodgett, p 0 0 0
Marlett, c 1 0 0
Wagner, lb 0 0 0
Archer** 0 0 0
Murray*** 0 0 0
Totals 37 12 7
R H E
0 100 013 0—6 11 4
030 003 1— 7 12 2
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