Betas Drop Sigma
Nu Softballers 2-7
Despite frequent drizzles and
wet grounds, intramural softball
action was successfully carried on
Tuesday with five games being
played.
Beta Theta Pi, behind the su
perb pitching of Harlan Mickey,
downed a strong Sigma Nu nine
2-1 in a well played ball game.
Sigma Nu scored their lone run
in the third inning on a single, a
walk and a costly Beta error. This
one run lead looked like possibly
the only score of the ball game
until the Betas opened the fifth
inning with a hit. followed by a
Sigma Nu error, a fielder's choice
and then a long double.
This splurge counted for two
tallies, which proved to be enough
to win the ball game.
The Betas has a total of two
runs on six hits while Sigma Nu
had a total of one run on two hits.
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Betas ..060 02*—* «_
Bigma Nu ...... ... .. 001 000—l 2
. Mickey and Adams; Meyers and
*Cai3er.
Hale Kane Wins, 14-2
Hale Kane continued their win
ding streak by downing the Camp
bell Clubbers 14-2 behind the two
- frit pitching of Al Wardell. The
jHale Kane nine jumped to an early
dead by scoring five runs in the
first inning. Campbell club sent
three flingers to the'firing line in
a’ strong attempt to stop the pa
rade. , . - .
Hale Kane drew a total of four
teen runs on nine hits. They ob
tained ten walks and there were,
.eight Campbell Club errors.
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Hale Kane.543 20—14 9
Campbell Club ....001 01— 2
Wardell and Fralin; Jones, Jac
obson, Robinson and Hoyer
Sammies Victors
In other intramural action. Sig
ma Alpha Mu downed Phi Sigma
Kappa 11-6 in a game which was
called at the end of five innings
because of the time limit.
Leading the Sammies was Don
Olds, allowing six runs on five
«iits. The losing pitcher was Bob i
■Enright who aHowed eleven runs
on eleven hits.
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■Sammies .220 25—11 11 j
Phi Sigs .021 03— 6 5
Olds and Sherman; Enright and
Beeman.
Nestor Squeezes By
Nestor Hall, behind the seven hit j
pitching of Ron Isaacs, downed
the Sherry Ross nine 7-6 in a close
intramural softball game.
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Nestor .202 021—7 6
Sherry .200 040—6 -7
Isaacs and McLoughlin; Rene
i>erg and Sjoland.
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Legal Eagles Win
French Hall was dropped by
Legal Eagles, 7-3, in the final in
tramural softball tilt Tuesday aft
ernoon. The winning nine collected
a total of seven runs on ten hits.
The French players had a total of
three runs on four hits.
Legal Eagles .103 03—7 10
French Hall .300 00—3 4
Thalofer and Thien; Carskadon
and Page.
INTRArMURAL
STANDINGS
LEAGUE 1 '
VV L
Beta Theta Pi .—.4 ' 1
Sigma Nu .'- 4 1
Delta Epsilon . ...v..4 1
Phi Kappa Psi__,_.t S
Sigma Alpha Mu..,.1 4
Phi Sigma' Kappa .:...0 4 '
. LEAGUE 2
Hale Kane .....4 0
Sigma Hall _1_:...J f
Campbell Club ..3 1
Susan Campbell . '.....I 3
Philadelphia House .1. ... .1 3
Alpha Hall .. 0 4
LEAGUE 3
French Hall —.... 3 2
Nestor ..1.... 3 2
Merrick ......_T..... :...,3 2
Legal Eagles ....._....3 2
Sherry Ross . .......2 3
Stitzer Hall _1 4
LEAGUE 4
Sigma Chi .. _..4 0
Kappa Sigma .. 2 1
Phi Gamma Delta .;....2 1
Tau Kappa Epsilon ..1 3
Lambda Chi Alpha .:.0 4
LEAGUE S
Alpha Tau Omega ..2.'..3 0
Phi Delta Theta .'....3 1
Pi Kappa Phi .i.:....l 2
Delta Tau Delta . 1 2
Theta Chi ... 0 3
LEAGUE 6
Chi Psi .. 2 0
Sigma' Phi Epsilon ..:. 2 1
Sigma Alpha Epsilon ...2 1
Pi Kappa Alpha ..1 2
Phi Kappa Sigma ..0 3
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Spring Grid Drills
Held in Light Rain
Coach Len Casanova sent almost
60 football prospects through a
second day of spring practice,
Tuesday afternoon, underneath
drizzly skies.
Track Squad Preps for Encounter
With Washington State Saturday
Oregon’s cindermen will run
through light practice Friday in
final preparation for Saturday's
big meet with the WSC Cougars.
The Ducks will be gunning for
their third straight dual meet win
over the powerful Cougars but
last Saturday’s meet showed that
Oregon has a drastic shortage of
manpower which will hurt any
chances of upsetting the powerful
Washington Staters.
Bob Gary, PCC 100 yard dash
champion will provide plenty of
competition for Oregon’s Bruce
Springbett. Springbett is one of the
most promising sprint men in the
.Northwest. Ted Anderson should
easily win the 440 event.
Doug Clement will run up
against his first real competition
in A1 Link. Link has turned In
the best time for the half mile so
far this season. The Cougars are
particularly weak in the pole vault,
high jump and broad jump. The
Ducks also have a good chance in
the hurdles, shot put, and mile.
Oregon could pull an upset bdt
win or not it will be one of the
closest meets of the year. The
Webfoots are almost certain to
sweep the pole vault and the Cou
gars could do the same in the
javelin and discus.
Weather Halts
Duck-Pilot Tilt
Oregon's baseball team, which
has rolled up ten straight victor
ies was temporarily halted yester
day, when a scheduled nine inning
game with the non-conference
Portland Pilots was cancelled be
cause of rain.
The next action on the Webfoot
slate is a weekend series with the
Washington State Cougars at Pull
man, Wash., Friday and Saturday
afternoon.
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SPORTS FARE
Wednesday, April
SOFTBALL
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Phi Camma Delta vs Kappa Sigtna
3 :50 South Field :
Delta Tau Delta vs Theta Chi
3 :50 Upper Field :
Sigma Phi Epsilon vs Chi P»i
4:45 North Field:
Alpha Tau Omega vs Pi Kappa Phi.
4:55 South Field:
Chi Psi vs Pi Kappa Alpha.
4:55 Upper Field:
Philadelphia House vs Susan Campbell.
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