Three Players
Set Paint Pace
With only two more games left
In the regular season, the Ore
gon scoring statistic*! have boiled
down to a three man race between
Kd Halberg, Max Anderson and
Barney Holland.
Halberg la the current leader of
the bunch with 160 points and an
11.4 average. But right behind are
Anderson with an 11.0 mark, and
Holland with a 10.5 record.
Besides leading the scorers, the
Jumping-Jack forward from Port
Angeles has the upper hand In
field goal percentage, .440, and is
tied with Holland in the field goals
department with 55.
Big Max ' holds a big margin
over his nearest pursuer in the
free throws attempted column1
with 120 tries. He also leads the
Webfoota in gift tosses, 68.
The tall sophomore from Port
land has also collared the lead In
rebounds, 131 (11.0 per game), and
personal fouls, 52.
Howard Page, who rounds out
tire top five scorers, has taken the
lead from Holland in fr‘-e throw
percentages with 19 out of 24, for
a .792 mark. Holland fell from
above .800, before the weekend, to
.725, (37 out of 51. >
As a team, the Ducks hold an '
Northern Division Standings
W L Pet.
10 4 .714
8 6 ,571
7 7 .500
• 5 7 .417 j
. 4 10 .286;
Vandals Eliminated
The Washington State Cougars
blasted Idaho'a last remaining
Northern Division title hopes
I uesday night with a convincing
56-44 victory at Pullman.
The Cougars built up an early
lead and held it all the way for the
victory. The defeat gives Idaho
a 7-7 mark in conference compe
tition, three full games behind
Oregon State, with only two
games to play.
edge over their foes in ail depart
ments except free throws and re
bounds. Their margin in most
cases is not too large, however.
In total scoring, Oregon tops its
foes by a scant 7 points for the
whole season. This averages out
to a .4 margin per game.
Oregon State .
OREGON .
Idaho .
Washington
Washington State
Individual Statistics
Halberg, t
Anderson, c
Holland, g
Wegner, g ...
T'aK<\ K
Rosa, f .
Hawes, g _
Stout, l .
Bell, f .
others _ ...
Oregon
Opponents
fg Pet.
55 .440
43 .371
55 .327
43 .309
31 .400
24 .289
24 .329
15 .375
8 .304
ft Pet.
50 .667
68 .507
37 .725
35 .714
19 .792
25 .694
15 .750
6 .375
14 .467
1 .090 6 .667
pf tp
45 160
52 154
44 147
47 121
23 81
20 73
24 63
22
34
7
36
30
6
299 .353 275 .644 318 873
289 .323 288 .584 290 806
three unanimous
Wagner, Barnes, Crabtree
Lead All-Star Selections
J5ob Wagner, Phi Delta The
ta, I om Crabtree, Susan Camp
bell hall, and Emery Barnes,
Hale Kane were unanimous
Catchina Uo
BARNEY HOLLAND, guard, is
pressing the leaders in the Ore
gon point parade with a 10.5
average.
Phi Delts Monopolize IM's
me intramural Basketball
leagues all finished and the 1. M.
tournament in the history books,
it would probably be interesting
for some people to scan back over
the results and see just which
teams were outstanding in this
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Phi Delts
Beta Theta Pi
Pi Kappa Phi
Pi Kappa Alpha
Chi Pai
League 2-A
Alpha Tau Omega
Lambda Chi Alpha
Delta Upsilon
Phi Gamma Delta
Delta Tau Delta
league 3-A
Sigma Chi
Theta Chi
Sigma Nu
Sig Eps
Sigma Alpha Mu
League 4-A
Sigma Alph Epsilon
Phi Kappa Phi
Phi Kappa Sigma
Phi-Sigma Kappa
Kappa Sigma
League 6-A
Hale Kane
Barrister Inn
Sigma Hall
Tau Kappa Epsilon
Alpha hall
League 7-A
N. C. C.
Campbell Club
Legal Eagles
Philadelphia house
League 1-B
Theta Chi
Phi Kappa Psl
Sigma Alpha Epsilon
Phi Gamma Delta
Kappa Sigma
la-ague 2-B
Phi Delts
Sigma Chi
Alpha Tau Omega
Beta Theta Pi
Delta Upsilon *
League 5-B
Hale Kane
Campbell Club
Barrister Inn
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year’s court play.
Phi Delta Theta won both the
“A" and “B” team circuits with j
Susan Campbell hall finishing sec
ond in the senior tourney and
Hale Kane nabbing the runner-up
spot in the Junior playoffs.
League 3-B
Sigma Nu
Sigma Phi Epsilon
Phi Kappa Sigma
Chi Psi
Delta Tau Delta
League 4-B
Nestor hall
Stitzer hall
Merrick hall
French hall
Susan Campbell
League 5-A
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Merrick hall
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League champions in the “A”
leagues were the Phi Delts, Alpha
Tau Omega, Sigma Chi, Sigma
Alpha Epsilon, Susan Campbell,
Hale Kane, and Northwest Chris
tian College.
In the "B" dision the top fives
were the Phi Delts. Theta Chi, Sig
ma Nu, Nestor hall, and Hale
Kane.
By virtue of their double crown,
the Phi Delts will definitely
strengthen Uieir hold on the lead
of the intramural race for the
year's highest number of points.
Following are the standings of
all the teams which took part in
the I. M. basketball program this
year:
choices for this year’s intramur
al all-star basketball team,
chosen by the Emerahl I. M.
sports staff J ue.sday afternoon.
♦ ♦ ♦
“A* TEAM ALE-STAR
first Team
Bob Wagner, Phi Delta, F.
Tom Crabtree, Susies, F.
Ernery Barnes, Hale Kane, C.
Dick James, Theta Chi, G.
Bob Hazel, Phi Psi, G.
Second Team
Gene Lewis, Phi Delts, F.
Ron Phillips, Sigma Chi, F.
Bill Jones, Susies, C
Spike Hillstrom, Nestor Hall, G.
John Keller, ATO, G.
Honorable mention: Fred Bell,
French Hall; Jim Tennyson, SAE;
Jim Lehl, Susies; and Charles Tur
byfill, .Sigma Phi Epsilon.
“B” TEAM ALL-STAR
First Team
Dick Johnson, Sigma Nu, F.
Bill Haney, Phi Psi, F.
Sam Duncan, Hale Kane, C.
A1 Mundle, Phi Delts, G.
Dick DuBosch, ATO, G.
Second Team
Dick Hamilton, Theta Chi, F.
Dick Adams, Beta Theta Pi, F.
Allan Murphy, Theta Chi, C.
Jim Woodyard, Sigma Nu, G.
Dave Talbot, SAE, G.
Wagner, the high scoring fo* -
ward who led his team to the
championship, and Crabtree, tho
flashy Susie front court perform
er, were paired at the forward
! spots on the first team. Bamoi
was picked as the starting center.
The two guard posts went to
two players whose teams failed
to make the playoff tournament.
They are Bob Hazel of Phi Kap
pa Psi and Dick James of Theta
Chi.
| In the “B ’ league the starting
all-star quintet named included
Dick Johnson. Sigma Nu, and Bill
J Haney, Phi Psi, at the forwards
Sam Duncan, Hale Kane, cente;:
and A1 Mundle, Phi Delta Theta,
and Dick DuBosch, Alpha Tau
j Omega at the guard posts.
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Staff: Bob Robinson
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