League Leading Ducks
To Meet Huskies Today
This afternoon the University of
Oregon meets Washington’s Husk
ies in the first game of a two game
baseball series in which the Web
foots will be out to protect their
league leadership in the Northern
Division.
Huskies Last
The Huskies, who last year tied
for the league championship arc
now resting in the basement. A
whole host of veterans are miss
ing from the 19,52 squad, and Coach
Warren Tappin is in the process of
rebuilding his ball club.
Leading the Husky batsmen Is
Sain Mitchell, who was an all
coast choice last year in the
catcher’s slot. Bill Kearns, a
right-handed sophomore, pitched
the Washington nine to a 8-0
triumph over Idaho last week,
and is expected to get the start
ing assignment on the mound
today.
Coach Don Kirsch's Webfoot
nine has posted three consecutive
wins in conference play, arid has
compiled a hefty .308 team batting
average, while the pitching staff
has held the opposition to a meag
er .200 mark.
Llvesay Leads Hitters
Pacing the Ducks at the plate
is Co-Captain Jim Livesay with a
brilliant .615 percentage. Others
batting .300 or better are George
Shaw, Don Siigmund, and Jim
Johnson. Siegmund also leads the
runs-batted-in column with four in
the three contests.
Stan Dmochowsky, who hurled
a three hitter against Washing
ton State, is scheduled to start
the contest for the Ducks. Norm
Forbes and Bill Blodgett have
also keen credited with confer
ence wins.
Phi Kaps, Campbell
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Theta Chi 001 0— 14 0
Keller and Kessen.
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Alpha Hall 001 0—1 2 5
Campbell Club 017 0—8 7 0
Jones and Hoyer; Wah and
Ruecker.
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Chi Psi
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Pi Kappa
R H E
342 00— 9 5 1
534 20—14 11 4
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050 02—7 8 0
Alpha 000 21—3 2 1
Weaver and Sullivan; Hemple
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Sigma Alpha Mu 101 31—6 9 0
Trixie and Gass; Olds and Sher
man.
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Delta Upsilon 000 00—0 1 1
Sigma Nu 300 11—5 5 1
Johnson and McConnel; Meyers
and Mondale.
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Huskies To Host Webfoots
In ND Dual Meet at Seattle
By Jim White
Emarald Sporttwrfter
The Webfoot cindermen left tqt
day for their second dual track
meet of the season, with the Uni
versity of Washington Huskies as
their opponents. The meet, to be
held at Seattle will see the Ducks
gunning for their seventh straight
Northern Division dual meet win.
An Oregon victory would
strengthen the chances for a repeat
championship but Ducks will be up
against the stiffest competition
they have faced in nearly two
ye^-s.
Dog Eat Dog
Both Oregon and Washington
have laid claim to the role of un
derdog but all indications are that
the meet could easily go either
way. The Huskies have more depth
and experience in the field and the
distance runs while Oregon’s
strength lies in the sprints, hurdles
and middle distances.
Bob Hutchinson will be the
chief challenger to the Sprlng
bett-Mock 100 and 220 monopoly.
Hutchinson beat Mock in last
year’s meet in both sprint events.
Oregon should sweep the pole
vault again as the Huskies have
also promise to be weak in the low
hurdles and far from outstanding
in the highs.
The Ducks may have a very dif
ficult time in the mid-distances un
less Anderson is in very good con
dition. In the 880 Washington’s
Red Vanderhoof is one of the best
in the conference but he will have
to beat Doug Clement to win and
that isn’t an easy job.
Jack Burney may be a con
tender in the 440 but Clement
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has recorded the best time of the
year in that event and Ted An
derson is also a consistent winner.
Oregon is weak and inexperienc
ed in most of the field events bnt
in the distance races it will be '<&
matter of the Huskies first rate
team against a strong bunch of
Oregon runners.
Washington will feature Denny
Meyer, one of the best distance
men in their history in the two mile
event and Bob Fornia, Northern
Division champ in the mile.
Bobby Doerr holds the big league
record for consecutive errorless
games, 73 in a row.
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