George Shaw Leads Oregon
Bat Parade with .400 Mark
Although he failed to hit .safely,
in the Seattle university game,
eenter-fjelder George Shaw contin
ued to dominate University of j
Oregon baseball statistics through!
the first eleven games of the sea
son.
Shaw, with marks attained In
the alumni game last Saturday
not counted, has the beat batting
mark among lh% regulars with an
even ,40?i percentage. Shaw has!
compiled his average on the wings
of IS safe hits in 45 trips to the
dish. First basemaq Dick Sehloss
teln is second in the batting de- j|
Jiartment with 10 hits in 40 official
tries for a batting average of -
MWi. Neal Marlett is a close third
with 13 for 40 and a mark of .325.
All three of these top batters lost
percentage points from their bat
ting marks in the Seattle game as
they all went hitless. Marlett lost
the most, falling from .361 to
.325.
Wagner \dvanees
Out-fielder Boh Wagner was the
only player to make any appreci
able gain against the Chieftans.
Wagner walloped a home run and
it single in four times up to ad
vance his mark from .250 to .281
(>KOK(<K SHAW, Oregon cen
ter-flelder, continued to l<-ad hi-*
Ditck teammates In hatting
through eleven games with an
even .100 average.
to gain, with a four point jftrnp
from .22 to .25)6.
Webfoot Batting
(Does not include Alumni game)
Bill Garner ...
George Shaw
Norm Forbes .
Farrell Albright ...
Dick Schlosiirtein
NmI M&rlett
John Keller
Jerry Rosa .
Bob Wagner .
Trenton Hula .
Gene Lewis
Jim Johnson .
lion Phillips ...
Bill Bhwlgett . .
Fete Williams ...
Bernie Averill ..
Don Hedgepeth .
Barry Hibbard .„.
Duane Reeves .
AB R
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.500
.400
.333
.333
.326
.325
.300
.296
.281
.250
.250
.235
.212
.200
.186
.154
.000
.000
.000
422 70 118 12 5 10 .280
Shaw alHo lead# the team in to
tal run# scored and total hit#.
Slugging George ha# crossed th<
plate 15 times in his eleven games
and ha# hit safely 18 times in the
same number of tussles.
Shortstop John Keller is second
In runs with 10 and MarJett is
third with nine, in the total hit"
department Dick 8chlos«tein D
second to Shaw with 16 and Keller
i# third with 15.
Shaw Top# In Homer#
Shaw i# the top home run hitter
with four and Mailett and Schlos
Ht-in are the only other players to
hit more than one. Each has two
round-tripper# to his credit.
No player ha# hit more than
one triple and at present time five
men are tied for the lead with one
apiece. Shaw, Marlett, Keller, Ross
and Jfm Johri#on all have one
three-baser.
Schlosstein lead# in doubles with
three to hi# credit. Shaw, Ross and
Wagner all have two to closely
follow him.
As a team the Ducks arc hitting
at a .280 clip, a seven point drop
from last week. They have pound
ed out 118 base-knocks in 422
tries. They have scored 76 runs.
Among the Webfoot hits have
been 12 doubles, five triples and
10 horners.
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Oregon had little trouble with
Idaho Wednesday afternoon and j
won a Northern Division baseball1
Kame at Moscow, 6-4. The Ducks!
racked up 10 hits off two Idaho'
pitchers.
The combined four-hit pitching
of Trent Hula and Bill Blodgett I
and a <-pectacular catch by center -
fielder George Shaw kept the Van
dal.., under control. Huls was cred-1
•ted with the pitching win.
Shaw made a leaping one-hand
ed catch of a hard hit ball to re
tire the Vandals in the fourth with
the oases loaded.
Neal Marlett was Oregon’s lead-'
ing batter of the day with two
hits in four times up.
R H F.
Oregon 420 001 000 8 10 0
Idaho 000 310 000 4 4 2
Huls, Blodgett 15) and Marlett:
Hallett, Barton (2) and Quane.
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