DUCKS REGAIN ND BASEBALL LEAD
urcgon jumped back up on top'
of the Northern Division baseball
standings .Saturday with a close
2-1 victory over the Oregon State
Beavers at Howe field before about
4,000 fans.
The two teams meet again today
at Corvallis in the second game
of the four game series. Oregon
must win two of the remaining
three games to cop the ND title.
The Webfoots, via the close
decision Saturday, jumped half a
game ahead of the Aggies, who
had previously held the lead. The
current standings of the two
squads now are:
W L Pet GB
Oregon .9 3 .759
Oregon State .8 3 .727 \/t
The battle last Saturday was as
Close as they come, with Oregon
hopping to a quick two run lead
in the first inning, and then fight
ins: off a lant flitch rally by OSC
in the ninth to come out victorious.
Norm Forbes, young sophomore
right hander, held the Beavers to a
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pair of hits for eight innings, but
softened for two safeties and a
lone run in the last frame.
After working out a full 3 and
2 count on Forbes, Beaver short
stop Chuck Fisk walked as the
first man up in the OSC ninth.
Bobby Boub sent him down to sec
ond with a single to right field.
Bud 8hirtcliff, the next man
up, popped up to Oregon short
stop George Shaw behind second,
but Jay Dean, OSC cleanup man,
drove a double to left field that
scored Fisk from second.
Big John Thomas, Aggies catch
er, now came to the plate with
one out and teammates on second
and third. He swung at the second
pitch and topped it in front of
the plate.
Forbes raced in for the ball
looked Boub back to third and
rifled to Firstbaseman Don Hedge
peth for the putout at first. Hedge
Trackmen Trounce Oregon State;
Packwood Captures Three Firsts
Oregon’s trackmen scored an im
pressive US 1/6-42 5/6 victory over
their cross-state rivals from Cor
vallis Saturday in the final dual
track and field meet of the season.
The Ducks captured all but one
of the running events and lost only
the javelin and discus to OSC in
the field.
Hay Packwood turned in a bril
liant performance as he led the
green and gold thinclads with a
total of 16 1/3 points. Packwood
won both hurdle events, the pole
vault and tied for second in the
high jump. He also set a new rec
oi d, one of three for Oregon, as he
ran the low hurdles in a time of
24.3, one tenth of a second off
the old record set by Art Holman
Of in 1931.
A1 Martin, Oregon's ace miler
Golfers Win Crown
Fifth Straight Time
Coach Sid Milligan’s University
of Oregon golfers won their fifth
straight Northern Division dual
golf championship last Friday at
Corvallis, overwhelming the Beav
ers, 21-6. The Eugene linksters'
next competition is this weekend,
when the Ducks enter the Northern
Division golf tournament as heavy
favorites.
Oregon’s tennis squad, however,
lost to the Aggies at OSC 6-1, for
the second straight time this year.
Oregon's lone victory came in the
first doubles match when Ron Low
ell and Neil George defeated Ed
Dey and Pete Carter, 6-3, 6-4.
The Duckling n e 11 e r s also
dropped a match to the Rooks by
a 6-1 count. Shannon Oldham de
feated Don Jepson for Oregon’s
only win.
accounted for another record in
the mile with a time of 4:19.3, the
beat mile recorded in the Northern
Diviaion this season. Oregon’s re
lay team of Martin, Jack Loftis,
Ted Anderson and Doug Clement
broke Oregon’s record set in 1931
for the last new mark of the day.
Merv Brock came back, after
losing to Bruce Springbett in
the 100, to take the 220 a stride
ahead of Springbett for the Ag
gies’ only win in the running
events. The Beavers also swept
the discus and took first and
second in the javelin.
Jimmy Jones upset the highly
touted John Witte in the shot with
a toss of 45 feet 1% inches. Bob
Faucett scored in two events, tak
ing first in the high jump, and
finishing second, behind Ben John
son, in the broad jump.
Anderson and Clement displayed
their usual form in capturing the
440 and 880 respectively, and Ken
Reiser, a Eugene sophomore, scor
ed an easy victory in the two mile
run.
Large Crowd
The largest crowd of the sea
son, estimated at about 1000. saw
the Ducks roll to their fifth
straight victory over the Aggies
and their 15th win in the last 20
Northern Division dual meets. The
Ducks will host the Northern Di
vision championship meet at Eu
gene next Saturday.
Summary:
Mile Run—A1 Martin (O) ; Turner, CO);
Strcight, (OSC). Time 4:19..!. (New meet
record. Old mark of 4:19.6 set by Don
Vaillancourt, OSC, in 1940).
44—Ted Anderson O); Tebb (OSC):
Smithpeter (OSC). Time 50.2.
100—Ilruce Springbett (O) ; Brock
(OSC); Mock (O). Time 10.
Javelin Ralph Sutton (OSC) ; Church
(OSC); Sogge O). Distance 296’J”.
High Hurdles — Ray Packwood (O) ;
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Lowry (OSC) ; Sogge (O). Time 15.2.
High Jump—Bob Faucctt (O) ; Tie. Bad
(°>; . Lack wood (O), and Schell
(OSC). Height 6’2".
,.,880 Doug Clement (O) ; Loftis (O) •
Whitman (OSC;. Time 1:56.3.
Shot But — Jimmy Jones (O) ; Lloyd
(O;; Witte (OSC). Distance 45’1%".
220 — Merv Brock (OSC); Springbett
(O); Mock O). Time 21.7.
Pole Vault — Ray Packwood (O);
Mannex (O); tie. Hickenbottom (O;
Holmes (OSC). Height 13'8".
Two
(OSC)
Mile — Ken Kci-er (O); Streight
; Roberts, (O). Time 9:46.51
Low hurdles — Kay Packwood (O) •
Chambers (OSC); Swalm <Oi. Time 24.3.
CNew record. Old record of 24.4 set by Art
Holman of Oregon in 1931;.
Broad jump — Ben Johnson (O); Fau
cctt (O;; Mannex (O). Distance 21 ft. i%
Discus — Joe Fulwyler (OSC); Lungren
(O.-sC;; Duncan (OSC;. Distance 14T6".
Mile Relay — Oregon (Jack Loftis, A1
Martin. Ted Anderson. Doug Clement).
Time 3.20.9. (Xew meet record. Old mark
of 3.22.4 set by Oregon in 1931).
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A two run outburst in the bot
tom of the sixth inning gave the
Oregon Ducklings a 3-1 decision
over the traveling Linfield Junior
Varsity squad last Friday on Howe
field.
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SATURDAY’S RESULTS
Oregon State, 1, at OREGON. 2.
Washington State, 2-1, at Idaho, 4-8.
TODAY S GAME
OREGON at Oregon State.
peth, seeing the runner on third
dash to the plate, returned the
throw to catcher Earl Averill, who
tagged Boub when he slid past
the plate.
Ducks Score in First
The two Duck runs came In the
first when Jim Livesay singled,
and went to second on George
Shaw s sacrifice. Don Siegmund
grounded out, but Averill -was safe
on an error by Fiak that let Live
say score from third.
Averill was safe on second on a
steal when Second Baseman Boub
dropped a throw from the catcher.
The stocky runner came home on
Ron Phillip’s single.
OREGON STATE
Boub, 2b 4 0
Shirtcliff, cf 4 0
Mean, lb 4 0
Thomaa, c 3 0
Rustles, rf 3 0
Hayes, If 3 0
Rothst'm, 3b 3 0
Wellman, p 3 0
Totals 3-0 1
OREGON
H AB R H
0 Livesay, cf 4 1 1
1 Shaw, ss 3 0 1
0 Siegmund, If 3 0 0
1 E. Averill, c 4 1 0
0 Phillips, rf 4 0 1
1 Archer, rf 0 0 0
1 Hdgpetfi., lb 3 0 1
0 Williams, 3b 2 0 0
0 Johnson, 2b 3 0 1
— Forbes, p 3 0 0
4 _; _
Totals 29 2 S
Oregon State .000 000 001—1 4 4
Oregon .200 000 00*—2 S 0
Pitchers IP AB R H ER BB SO
W ellman 8 29 2 5 0 2 2
Forbes 9 30 1 4 1 2 4
12-12 DEADLOCK
Green, White Spring Grid Teams
Tie in Intra-Squad Scrimmage
rwo evenly matched Oregon
football teams, garbed in green and
white jerseys, fought to a 12-12
deadlock Saturday at Hayward
field in the Spring Sports day foot
ball scrimmage, first event of the
day.
The White team, quarterbacked
by Barney Holland, scored first on
a pass to Farrell Albright after
approximately 19 minutes of play
ing time had elapsed.
The Greens came back strong,
however, marching 70 yards to the
goal line on a number of fine passes
by quarterback Don Holt and the
line - smashing efforts of sopho
more fullback Dean Van Leuven.
Dick James was the lad who
chalked up the six points, as he
bucked the line from three vards
out.
The game then settled down to
a battle of defensive units, with
r
neither team scoring for some
time. Late in the fray, however,
White quarterback Holland
dropped a pass in the waiting arms
of halfback Tom Elliott in the
' end zone, and the Greens trailed,
j 12-6.
Don Holt and his green-jerseyed
; mates were not to be denied, how
, ever, as they set out on another 70
yard march which ended with Walt
Gaffney crossing the goal line
from one yard out. Gaffney’s run
ning had much to do with setting
up the score, as the tricky JC
transfer picked up yardage several
time on the way down the field.
The Whites took over the ball
with only a few minutes remain
ing, and despite a pair of long
passes by Holland which passed
through the arms of his team
mates, there was no more scoring
in the tilt.
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