Ready For Huskies
HALVES, left, and ED HAKBERG, right, are both dead-eyes
when it cornea to field goal percentages. Hawes, a senior, paUed
the game oat of the fire for Oregon when they tipped WSC, 75-73,
last weekend. Halberg, product of Port Angeles, Wash., Is Coach
Bill Borcher’s top scorer, and is currently ranked third in the
Northern Division point race.
Sig Eps, Nestor Hall
Win In Close Contests
There were only two close
games Tuesday in intramural bas
ketball, as ‘B’ squads squared oIt
to their second day of action. Sig
ma Phi Epsilon edged out Sigma
Nu, 16-15, with a last minute
stall; and Nestor hall squeezed
by Susan Campbell, 27-22, in a
close frosh contest.
In other games. Legal Eagles
dropped Campbell Club, 26-6; Hale
Kane tripped Barrister Inn, 25-11;
Sigma Alpha Epsilon trimmed
Kappa • Sigma 18-10; and Beta
Theta Pi downed Delta Upsilon,
39-12.
Dick “Peewee" Adams was high
man for the day, plunking in 18
points. Sam Duncan, Hale Kane,
and Jim Wood, Legal Eagles, were
the only other men to reach doub
le figures, accounting for 10 each,
liaglr, <2<.) (6) Campbell
CCoitnell, 4 F 0, Alden
Wood, 10 F 0, Michael
Howard, J ( 0, Jacobson
Morton, 5 O 0, Cowell
Pederson, 0 C. 3, Katekaru
Stilw — Kagles : Poole; Stelle; Chapman,
3. Campbell: Irvin, 1; kicliey ; Maurer;
Kahalekulu. 2; Midlima.
Wednesday. Jan. 20
BASKETBALL
3:50. Court 50, Fiench hall B vs Sherry
hall B
4:35, Court 40, Chi Psi A vs Beta Theta
Pi A.
5:15, Court 40, Pi Kapp/s Phi A vs
Pi Kappa Alpha A.
HANDBALL
5:00. Courta 42, 44, 46, Theta Chi vs Pi I
Kappa Phi.
Nestor (27
Starling, 2
May, 4
Kamos, 9
Gcrow, 0
Kern merer, 4
F
F
C
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(22) Suzies
4, Cannon
3, Not os
3, Courtemache
2, Stem pel
7, Brown
Subs -Nestor: King; Nicber, 2; Johnson;
Kngstrom; Sandgin, 6. Suzies: Loumena;
Norquiftt; Huggins, 3
gomery; Anderson.
Hale Kane (25)
White, 4
Campbell, 2
Duncan. 10
Takano, 3
Michimoto, 2
Main waring; Mont
(11) Barrister Inn
2, Carey
0, Kingle
3, McDaniel
1. Thein
1, Fitzgerald
Subs - Hale Kane: Chaney, 4. Barrister:
Whizzcr, 3; Kincaid, 1#
SAE (18)
F
F
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<;
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Rapp. 0
Withington, 4
Smith, 2
Talbot, 8
Gabrielson, 4
Subs — Kappa
Sig Kps (16)
Olsen. 4
Bowden. 7
Boutwell, 0
Gray. 2
Bell, 0
. (10) Kappa Sig
2, Cassillo
4, Angle
2, Steele
0. Haar
0, Canova
Amos, 2.
(15) Sigma Xu
2, Rose
0, Johnson
0, Bennett
8. Woodyard
Subs Bradley; Oppliger, 3. Sigma Xu.
Warnock; Markulis, 1; Nelson.
Betas (39) (12) DU’s
Xordling, 3 F 3, Lawrence
Adams, 18 F 5, Holt
Sr«ge. 8 C 0, Callow
Martin, 2 G 2, Gaither
Reiser, 2 G I, Schuck
Subs —- Betas: Jefferies; Van Allen, 6;
Fudge; Davis. DL’s: Biinchan; Gregory.
Lettermen Meet
Order of the “O,” lettermen’s
club, will meet Wednesday noon
at the Beta Theta PI fraternity.
President Don Hedgepeth asks
that all members wear white
shirts and lettermen's sweaters,
since pictures will be taken.
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FENNELL'S
860 E. 13th
Nine More Teams
On Wrestling List
Oregon’s wrestling squad, witlj
an even .500 record, goes through
nine mofe matches before winding
up the season on March 3. In
cluded in this total are meets with
Washington State and California.
Oregon faces its next competi
tion this Saturday in Eugene,
when Multnomah Athletic club
comes down from Portland.
The remaining schedule:
Jan. 1G Multnomah Club, Eu
gene
30 O. S. C., Eugene
Feb. 3 W. S. C„ Eugene
6 Lewis & Clark, Port
land
13 O. S. C., Corvallis
15 O. T. I., Klamath Falls
20 Portland S'tate, Eugene
27 California, Eugene
Mar. 3 Portland State, Port
land
Sammies Win
Sigma Alpha Mu took a step
forward in the intramural hand
ball bracket, Tuesday, defeating
Nestor hall, 3-0, jn the opening
candball match for both squads.
The Sammies won both singles
matches handily, and took the
ioubles by forfeit.
Howard Sussman toppled Bob
drall, 21-12 and 21-9 in the first
singles match; while P.on Sherman
took two from Bob Wilbur, 21-4
ind 21-1, in the other singles.
Halberg Top Man
In Duck Records r
Jumping Ed Halberg has a vir
tual monopoly on the Webfoot
scoring columns after two weeks
of Northern Division action. He
leads in points scored, field goal
averages, free throw averages,1
and field goals.
Max Anderson, sophomore pivot
star who has come along fine in
his first season of varsity ball,
follows Halberg in the total scor
ing department.
The Webfoots, as a team, are
rolling along at their top shoot
ing percentage in history. In ND'
competition, the dead-eye Ducks:
are shooting away at a .428 clip,j
and also possess a .382 for the
whole season.
Oregon scoring is very well bal
anced, with four of the regulars i
averaging 10 points or better. Hal- ;
berg has a 16.7 mark; Anderson
owns a 12.7 average; Barney Hol
land is recording an even 11 points
per game; and Captain Kenny
Wegner has a 10.2.
Getting down to figures, Hal
berg connected on 75 percent of
his shots over the weekend against
WSC to boost his conference mark
to .610. For the whole season it
stands .516.
On the free toss line, he is even
more deadly, missing only three
gifters out of a possible 22.
Other field goal percentages .
over .500 in conference action axe:
Anderson, .520; Botr Stout, .500;
and Jerry Ross, .545.
The Ducks worked out in Mc
Arthur court Tuesday afternoon,
preparing an attack to use against
the Washington Huskies who will
trod Into town for a pair of games ■
this weekend.
Hal berg f . .
Anderson, c
Hollands
Wegner, g
P*f«. g.
Stout, i
Ron, f-g
Hawes, g
Claves, c.
Bell, f .
Dorwin, ?
McManus, l.
Sherman, { .
OREGON
Opponents
fga Ig Pet.
41 25 .610
25 13 .520
53 18 .340
46 16 .34*
23 8 .348
20 10 .500
11 6 .545
13 5 .385
0 0 .000
2 0 .000
1 0 .000
0 0 .000
1 0 .000
236 101 .428
289 SO .311
fta ft Pet.
22 19 .864
'45 23 .511
10 8 .800
13 9 .692
11 8 .727
8 1 .125
6 2 .333
3 I .333
2 1 .500
4 0 .000
0 0 .000
0 0 .000
0 0 .000
124 72 .581
123 72 .585
rcb pf tp
40 10 69
48 13 49
6 13 44
21 14 41
6 5 24
22 12 21
8 4 14
4 8 11
0 0 1
3 2 0
0 10
0 0 8
1 0 0
159 82 274
165 79 252
av<. tp
17.2 22j ,
12.2 180-..
11.0 180
10.2 201
6.0 59»"i
5.2 54 .
7.0 30-,
2.7 86
0.3 S-.
0.0 52
0.0 13
3.0 13
0.0
68.5 107ft-,
63.0 102*-.
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