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their first two outings the Ducks
have displayed a surprisingly
strong ground game which has
netted them a 239 yard per game
average, best in the Pacific Coast
Conference.
Although Oregon has not shown
much of a passing offense thus
far no one is losing much sleep
over that. George Shaw is in his
1 third varsity season with the
Ducks and in his first two seasons
he demonstrated a sterling pass
, ing arm which was a worry to
opponents at all times. Even
though he has not thrown many
yet this year General George will
open the gates to the aerial game
when the need arises. In both the
Nebraska and Stanford tussles
the rushing plays were working
so well that there was little need
for much passing.
Because of this show of offen
sive strength on the part of the
Webfoots speculation as to the
final result of this game has
changed greatly. Now, Oregon is
given a good chance of making
a tight ball game of it. Most of
the forecasters are quoting UCLA
as a two to three touchdown fav
orite but most of them are quick
to admit that it could be much
closer than that.
For UCLA this game with Ore
gon could go a long way in tell
ing just how strong the Bruins
are. Rated by many experts as the
number one team in the country
the Uclans thus far have not lived
up to their terrific pre-season
publicity.
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Last week they were hard press
ed to nip the Kansas Jayhawks,
19-7. A decisive win over the
Ducks would take away all doubts
as to the strength of Red Sanders’
eleven.
On the other hand if Oregon
should upset the Bruins the Uclans
would be knocked completely off
of their throne in the clouds of
the football kingdom.
Oregon will enter the game in
fairly good physical condition.
Backs Cecil Hodges and Ted An
derson will probably be slowed up
a little by injuries but botn arc
due to see some action.
When the two teams line-tip
for the 1:30 p.m. kickoff Satur
day afternoon the starting teams
will probably look like this:
OREGON
Rce-l . I..E.
Tucker . L.T.
Sweit/cr .. I..G.
Phei&ter . (’.
Patera . K.(i.
Reeve . R.T.
Parries . K.E.
Shaw .. O.
James . L.H.
Albrivbt . R.H.
Van Leuven . F.
UCLA
. Smith
._ FJIcna
... Feldman
... Salsbury
. Doud
... Berliner
Dehay
.. Cameron
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Davenport
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Wauh.-OSC.
USC-Indiana.
Cal* Ohio St.
Mich St.-Minn.
Stan.-Illinois.
Duke-Tenn.
Idaho* Mont.
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20-7
Duke
21-0
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14 13
Yankees
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27-14
Mich. St,
14 7
Stanford
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Ouke
13 12
Idaho
Wash. St.
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4-3
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21-20
Mich. St.
20-6
Illinois
14-7
Duke
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28-12
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13-6
Illinois
27-7
Duke
140
Idaho
Iowa
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26-7
Wash.
20-6
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33-12
Ohio St.
27-13
Mich. St.
21-14
Illinois
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14-6
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4-3
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UCLA
26-7
Wash.
20-6
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21-7
Mich St.
1.V7
Illinois
20-13
Duke
26-13
Idaho
19-6
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