Webfoots Defense,
Pass For Trojans
- Oregon’s Ducka sharpened up
-on both offense and defense Wed
nesday afternoon as they pre
pared for the Saturday rlash in
Portland with the potent Univer
sity of Southern California Tro
jans.
Most of the drill was spent on
rflefense in an effort to stop the
Trojan offense, which last week
'rolled up 34 points in whipping
California, 34-20. Coach Len Cas
!
BARNEY HOLLAND, Oregon
quarterback, will be pitching
passes when the Ducks take on
k the invading Southern Cal Tro
'jans Saturday.
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anova commented that the defense
"stood up well."
Fames Click
A short offense workout fol
lraved the defense. Barney Holland
and George Shaw, taking turns
calling the signals, consistently
hit their receivers with passes.
The Trojans will come to Port
land with a host of good back**.
George Bozanic and Landon Ex
ley are the quarterbacks, Aramls
Dandoy, Lindon Crow, and Des
Koch arc the halfbacks, and
Harold Han and Econ Sellers
handle fullback. Dandoy and
Koch are both outstanding
punters. B
At end Is 6’3”, 218-pound Tom
Nickoloff who was named on sev
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eral pre-season All-Americar
teams.
Southern Cal usually sticks tc
the ground, but Coach Jess Hill
does have capable passers in Bo
zanic and Dandoy.
Dandoy Top Threat
Dandoy, an all-around back, it
second in the conference in rush
ing with 3G6 yards, sixth in tota
offense with 531, second in punt
ing with an average of 40.9, anc
has scored four touchdowns. H<
also is tops in punt returns anc
ranks fifth in kickoff returns.
In team statistics USC is sec
ond in rushing offense, third ii
total offense, and first in rushint
defense. *
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