DUCKS DOWN USC 13 -7
(Continued from page one )
5 foot, 9 inch halfback, who last
year jumped on the track team
and performed acrobatics on the
trampoline, vaulted at least four
feet off the ground to snag the
aerial.
He was upended in the effort,
and crashed to the turf on his
shoulder. An ordinary defender
would have lost the ball, but not
James. His “theft” gave Oregon
possession with two and a half
minutes left ’in the game, and
Shaw used up of this time with
just four playa, even though Ore
gon was penalized once for de
laying the game.
Barney Holland, senior quarter
back, piloted the Webfoots to both
their scores, once In the second,
and again in the fourth period.
Not only did he fire his passes
with needle-threading accuracy,
but he also threw such a variety
of plays at Southern Cal, that the
Trojans didn’t know where the
next play was coming from.
Keith Tucker, junior tackle,
celebrated his 20th birthday Sat
urday, and he must have been feel
ing pretty good. It was he who
opened up the hole for Oregon's
second touchdown, and who gen
erally made a nuisance of himself
In the Trojan attack.
Ron Pheistcr, center, turned in
one of his usually good perform
ances, as did Guards Jack Patera
and Ken Sweitzer, Tackle Hal
Reeve, and Ends Emery Barnes
find John Reed.
In the backfield, little Walt Gaf
fney was a package of dynamite.
He kept the Oregon ground at
tack moving when the passes
failed, and turned in some steller
defensive work. Dean Van Leuven
also had a great day on defense.
Oregon's line, which has not al
lowed more than two touchdowns
a game all this season, was press
ed hard by the Troy visitors, but
held the foes to a net of 144 yards.
And USC held second place in the
RCC rushing department going in
to the fray.
Now the Jess Hill coached op
ponents racked up a gross total of
214 yards on the ground, but the
Webfoot forward wall, especially
He's Happy...
COACH LEX CASANOVA
Elated With Victory
the ends, threw USC runners for
losses accounting for SO yards,
more than the Trojans were pen
alized.
The contest was hard fought, as
the list of post-game injuries
points out. For Southern Cal, Ara
mis Dandoy left the game late in
the third quarter with a pelvis in
jury after being crumpled by the
Duck stalwarts on a line plunge.
For the Ducks, Farrell Albright
was taken out of the ball game
early in the first half with a hand
injury. Len Berrie had some more
trouble with his ribs; Emery
Barnes picked up a bruised hip;
and Ken Sweitzer injured his leg.
As the game started, it looked
like El Tropan was going to have
a field day on the Multnomah surf.
Led by the busting runs of Addi
Team Statistics
Ore.
•No. of rushing plac* . 41
Yards gained rushing .„.j92
Yards lost rushing . 25
Net yards rushing .167
Passe* attempted . 16
Passes completed . 8
Passes had intercepted . 2
.N’et yards passing . 114
Total offense .2Hi
hirst downs rushing . 6
First downs passing . 6
Total first downs . 12
Number of punts . 6
Punting average . 35.6
Yards penalized . 30
Fumbles . j
Hall lost on fumbles . 1
Hall lost on downs . 1
use
52
214
70
144
18
7
1
96
240
12
4
16
5
43.8
78
3
2
2
Individual Statistics
Pushing
Oregon
Shaw . g
Albright . . 3
James . 12
Gaffney . j2
Att. Net Ave.
Van Leuven .. ...
Holland
Southern Cal
Bozanic .
Huckley .
Hawthorne .
Dandoy
PASSING
Oregon
Holland . 9
Shaw . 7
Southern Cal
Contratto . 2
I*1,** .10
Koch ..
Bozanic . ...
RECEIVING
70
10
52
32
7
-4
8.5
3.3
4.3
2.7
1.4
-4.0
. 2
. . 7
. 4
.10
.14
10
13
37
19
33
4.5
0
6.5
5.3
4.8
3.3
0.0
Att. Com. Pet. Yds.
.555
.428
69
45
.. 1
.. 3
Oregon
Gaffney _.
1.000
.200
.500
1.000
.333
34
31
16
13
2
Yds.
Berrie
If odges
....2
1
...A
... 3
....1
23
10
11
44
26
son Hawthorne and Lindon Crow,
the Southern Cal squad marched
from their own 17 to the Duck 5,
but then ran out of steam.
Oregon got the next real sized
offensive away, an aerial drive
that resulted in Oregon’s first TD
just before the half. Barney Hol
land came into the game when
SPORTS FARE
Monday, November 2
VOLLEYBALL
3:50, Court 40, Pi Kappa Phi A v« Pi Kap
pa Alpha A; Court 43, Delta Upsilon A
vs Delta Tau Delta A.
4:35, Court 40. Sigma Phi Epsilon A vs
Phi Gamma Delta A ; Court 43, Kappa
Sigma A vs Sigma Alpha Mu A.
5:15, Court 40, Susan Campbell II B vs
French Hall B; Court 43, Xestor Hall B
vs Susan Campbell I B.
...So's James
DICK JAMES
Interception Ices Game
the four minute rule went into
effect and threw six straight
passes, three of them completed.
The first was to Gaffney and
covered 14 yards. With a third
down and ten yards to go on the
SC 28, Holland flipped a short
pass to Hodges who picked up
interference and went down to
the 16. On the next try, Barney
nailed Shaw with a lofting spiral
in the end zone for the score that
put the Ducks ahead. Shaw's con
version was good.
Southern Cal retaliated in the
third frame with a drive that cov
ered 75 yards in 18 plays, all on
the ground. The Troy attack
bogged temporarily within the
Duck 5, but Dandoy cracked over
on fourth down from the 1. Sam
Tsagalakis came off the South
PACIFIC COAST CONFERENCE
Stanford .
UCLA ...
use ..
Washington
Washington State
CaH forma .
OREGON
Oregon State
Idaho .
W L T
5 0 0
4
.3
2
2
3 0 4,0*
3 0 .333
4 0 200
5 o .ley
2 0 .1*00
It
.0
ern Cal bench to boot the tying'
tally.
The winning touchdown driy®
was set up when Des Koch, USC'a
ace punter, fumbled the pass frem
center on fourth down and could
pick up only three yards running.
Oregon took over on downs, and
Mr. Holland came into pitch. On
the first try, he fumbled and lost
four, but made it up on the ne*t
scrimmage attempt with a 1.5
yard pass to Shaw.
Gaffney carried for 8, and then
Holland hit Shaw again to put tb®
ball on the SC 12. Gaffney picked
up a first and ten with two line
punches, and then went off tackle
for the winning tally after a pass
fell incomplete.
Penalties hurt Southern Cal in.
the dying minutes, as the Tro
jans were pounding for a tying oe
winning score. A penalty for to®
many time outs hurt the losers
chances midway through the laid,
frame, and a clipping penalty coat
the Trojans 18 yards and a fired
down on the Oregon 25 with It
minutes left.
Koch, the top punter in the PCG
put on a fine kicking exhibitic n,
averaging 43 yards per try. One at
his coffin corner kicks zeroed cut
on the Oregon 3, and another 0
his quick kicks went 58 yards from,
scrimmage.
USC Coach Jess Hill comment
ed after the game that his beya
made a few mistakes and Oregon
didn’t make any. He added that
there was “just too much Shaw/'
The Duck win boosted Oregon
up into seventh place in the Coa:<t
Conference with a 1-4 mark. Th®
Webfoots picked a mighty tough
team to defeat for their first
league triumph.
I OREGON
.0 7 0 .6—13
I Southern Cal .
.0 0 7 0- 7
<4
*4
How the stars
got started
ANNE JEFFREYS dreamed of being an
opera star, studied long and hard.
BOB STERLING could have been a
pro athlete, but chose the long, hard
pull of acting. Both eventually won
good parts on stage, radio, TV.
They met on a TV show ... sang an
impromptu duet... became Mr. & Mrs.
in real life . . . and "Mr. and Mrs. Kerby"
. in TV’s brilliant,
new "Topper” program!
P® WERE THANKFUL SO MANY OF OUR
THEATRE FRIENDS TOLD US TO TRY CAMELS.
TO ME THEIR MILDNESS IS TOPS-AND BOB
MUCH PREFERS CAMELS FLAVOR. PURE
PLEASURE FOR BOTH OF US!
YOU OUGHT TO TRY THEM!
j "W
CttOXCE. QJJIkVVTV
Start
smoking
Camels
yourself!
Smoke only Camels for
30 days and find out
why Camels are first in
mildness, flavor and
popularity! See how
much pure pleasure a
cigarette can give you!
i
I
i
j
i
fbr/Wdt&z
gdFtWor