PCC STATISTICS
Oregon On Way
To Two Records
LOS ANGELES — Throe
teams shared offensive honors
in the weekly football statistics
released by the Pacific Coast
Conference Commissioner’s of
fice — UCLA, Stanford and Cali
fornia.
The UCLA Bruina have gained
their spot on the ground, with an
average of 247.0 yards a game
rushing, and a big bulge over Cal
ifornia's 193.5 and Southern Cal
ifornia's 188.9. Stanford’s superi
ority is through the air where the
Indians have averaged 181 yards a
game.
Nearing Records
Their completion mark of 56.8
per cent and their 14 touchdown
passes place them within range of
the Conference season records of
57.3 per cent (Washington, 1950)
and 16 TDs (UCLA, 1946, and
Washington State, 1951). Califor
nia ranks second in passing with
166.1 and Washington third, 143.1.
California's combined rushing
and passing totals give them a
good lead in total offense with a
game mark of 359.6 yards. Stan
ford is second, 325.4, and UCLA
third, 313.
Docks Up High
Three teams also shared defen
sive honors — Southern California,
Oregon and UCLA. The Trojans
have given up but 114.5 yards
rushing to 121.9 for UCLA and
144.3 for Washington.
Oregon’s pass defense has al
lowed hot 57.1 yards and their
totals of 30 completions allowed
for 457 yards give them a
chance at two I’CC season rec
ords. Montana allowed but 5S
completions In 1946 and
Southern California gave up but
668 yards last year. Ranked next
in pass defense are UCLA, 79.1,
and Stanford, 95.5.
UCLA's total defense average of
201 is the best in the PCC, follow
ed by Oregon, 231.3, and Southern
Cal, 240.7. UCLA also leads in
punting, 40.6, and is tied with
California for Interceptions, each
having stolen 17 enemy aerials.
Washington State leads in kick
runbacks, 17.1 yards on punt re
turns and 21 yards on kickoff re
turns.
All teams have two games re
maining. This weekend: Washing
ton State-Oregon State at Cor
vallis, Oregon-Califomia at Berke
ley, Washington-UCLA at Los
Angeles, San Jose-Stanford at
Stanford and COP-Idaho at Mos
cow. Southern California is idle.
Rush Offense
CCLA
Calif'trnia
Southern Cal
Oregon .
Wash. State ..
Stanford .
Washington .
Idaho
Oregon State
TCB
...348
. 364
.375
.339
366
... .353
.365
266
.281
Net
1733
1548
1511
1311
118Q
1155
1152
729
609
247.6
183.5
188.9
163.9
147.5
144.4
144.0
104.1
87.0
Offense
PA PC Yd*
Sta nford
California
Washington 182
Southern Cal 125
Oregon 136
Wanh. State 136
Idaho 126
Oregon State 116
IX LA 89
176 100 1448
151.,. 71 1329
86 1105
57
62
56
43
42
36
802
781
756
582
506
458
Pet
.568
.470
.447
.451
.456
.411
.341
.362
.405
Ave
181.0
166.1
138.1
100.3
97.6
94.5
83.1
72.3
65.4
Ttl. Offense
Play* Total Ave
California .
Stanford . .
CCLA .
Southern Cal
Washington
Oregon .
Wash. State .
Idaho .
Oregon State
.515
.529
.437
500
: : 7
.475
502
.392
.397
2877
2603
2191
2312
2257
2092
1936
1311
1115
359.6
325.4
313.0
289.1
282.1
261.5
242.0
187.4
159.3
Rush Defense
Southern Cal .
CCLA .
Washington .
Oregon ..
California ....
Stanford .
Wash. State .
Idaho
Oregon State
TCB
.334
.303
.329
- ..424
— .361
.356
.344
__349
. .if,7
Net
916
853
1154
1393
1305
1437
1564
1593
1686
Ave.
114.5
121.9
144.5
174.1
163.1
179.6
195.5
227.6
240.9
Pa** Defense
Oregon
CCLA
Stanford
Oregon State
Idaho
California
Southern Ca!
Washington
Wash. State
PA PC Yds Pet Ave
78 30 457 .384 57.1
116 52 554 .448 79.1
154 46 764 .364 95.5
132 57 687 .437 98.1
120 57 766 .475 109.4
153 67 954 .437 1 19.3
150 67 1010 .447 126.3
150 72 1098 .473 137.3
167 88 1284 .526 160.5
Total Defense
CCLA
Oregon
Southern Cal
Stanford
Washington
California
Jdaho
Oregon State
Wash. State
Rush
853
1393
916
1437
1154
1305
1593
1686
1564
Pass
554
457
1010
764
1098
954
766
687
1284
Total Ave
1407 201.0
1850
1926
2201
2252
2259
2359
2373
2848
231.3
240.7
275.1
281.5
282.4
337.0
339.0
356.0
Cal Boss
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COACH ‘PAPPY” WALDORF
Prepare* for Duck Reason
Ducks Stay
In Condition
Coach Len Casanova isn't going
to let his Oregon football eleven
get out of shape for the University
of California game this Saturday at
Berkeley.
The Ducks have won their last
three games, the longest win streak
since the 1948 Cotton Bowl season,
and “Cas" isn't going to let his boys
become overconfident.
After a giant-killing effort
against USC two weeks ago, the
Webfoots had It easy for the Idaho
game. Casanova’s job this week is
to harden the Oregons up for the
always tough Bears of Coach
•'Pappy” Waldorf.
The locals went through their
second day of heavy practice
Tuesday afternoon beneath wet,
drizzly skies, the type of weather
that isn’t expected for the Cali
fornia contest.
The Ducks came out of the Idaho
clash in good physical condition,
and minor leg bruises are not ex
pected to slow down Don Hedge
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WAPPA YA KNOW
No Forfeits Reported in IM Games;
Fijis; Phi Delfs, ATO's Victorious ,i
in intramural action Tuesday,
all of the games were held as
scheduled, a feat that has been ac
coplished only four times since the
start of the volleyball season.
In the first game, Phi Gamma
Delta had to go to three games to
gain their win over the Delta Up
silon team. All three of the games
were fairly close, with the Fijis
winning the first, 15-12, the D U’s
the second, 15-13, and the Fijis
finishing stronger, 15-8. Both
teams played a good brand of ball,
with many fine saves.
Phi Delts Take It Easy ..
Phi Delta Theta had an easy
time of it as they roiled over the
Phi Kappa Sigma team in two
successive games, 15-0 and 15-8.
The Phi Delts showed a tremen
dous net game as their spiking
added many of the points to their
score.
ATO Drops Delts Twice
In Tuesday’s final game, Alpha
Tau Omega took both of the
games played from the Delta Tau
Delta squad. The scores were 15-5,
and 15-12. In the final game, A T
O had quite a time in keeping out
in front of the Delts, but closed
fast to grab the win.
Sr
Yesterdays action affected only
the, second place standings in the
"B” leagues. A win for the Fijla
upped them into a second place
tie with the team that they defeat
ed, Delta Upsilon, in league 2-B;
and the Alpha Tau Omega victory
gave them undisputed title to sec
ond place in league 3-B.
Ho Hum, Irish Top
AP Gridiron Poll
NEW YORK <JP) - Notre Dame’s
victory over the University cf
Pennsylvania last Saturday, did»t
hurt the Fighting Irish’s national
football rankings at all. For the
seventh straight week, Notre
Dame was picked as the number
one team in the nation in the pell
of sportscasters and writers con
ducted by the Associated Press.
Notre Dame came from behind
to beat the Quakers, 28 to 20, al
though the Irish were 19-point
favorites. However, Notre Dame
polled 79 of a possible 125 first
place votes. Maryland again wai
second and polled 24 first-place
vote3. Illinois moved up a notch
to third place and received four
votes for the top spot.
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