Golf Team Travels
Coach Sid Milligan's undefeat
ed golf team travels into the Pa
louse hills country this weekend
for a pair of matches, one with
Idaho on Friday and another
against WSC on Saturday. Oregon
can sew up its fifth straight dual
meet championship with victories
in both events.
Betas Tip Hale Kane
Beta Theta PI advanced to the
intramural softball semi-finals
with a 1-0 win over Hale Kane,
yesterday.
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Cartoons & News
Rain Halts Duck Game;
OSC Tramples Cougars
</P> Rain washed out a Northern
Division game between Oregon and
Washington at Seattle Thursday.
A doubleheader is scheduled today.
ND BASEBALL STANDINGS
OREGON
Oregon Stale
Idaho
Washington State
Washington
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4 2 .667 ‘/r
4 4 .500 m
5 6 .456 2
1 5 .167 3%
TODAY'S GAMES
OREGON at Washington, douldeheader.
Oregon State at Idaho.
Norm Wellman pitched his first
victory for Oregon State, mean
while, as the Beavers outslugged
Washington State for an 8-3
Northern Division baseball victory
at Pullman.
OSC First Baseman Jay Dean
led his team with two singles and
a double in four times at bat. Dean
drove in three runs. Outfielder Bud
Shirtcliff wound up the visitors'
scoring with a ninth-inning home
run with the bases empty.
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Free Parking After 5 p.m.
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Banquet Room —:— Orders-to-Deliver
33 East 6th Ave.
East of the Post Office
Dial 5-2012
Intra-Squad Track Meet Scheduled for Afternoon
uregon s third place Northern
Division trackmen take advantage
of an open weekend to hold an in
tra-squad meet this afternoon.
Russ Mannex, A1 Oppliger and Ben
Johnson, who have been out with
Injuries, are expected to rejoin the
squad soon. Ray Packwood rejoin
ed the team this week after a
short disciplinary lay-off.
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fora Plane Ride
Tell that guy of yours that you’ve just got to see the campus
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Get your fellow to phone 7-2366 now and arrange for a cruise.
It’s not expensive. A 15-minute ride costs 32.50 per person.
And as a special to college students, three can go up for 65.00.
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1300 28th Street
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