Ducks Win Season Opener
(Continued from pugc 9)
score after setting: up the TD on
a series of passes and a nice 24
yard run.
Keller Hits Targets
The fourth and fifth touch
down drives were engineered by
Keller, a 165 pounder who played
Frosh ball in ’52 and was hejd
out last year.
Keller passed 31-yards to
Lloyd Powell, former 6-man
footballer from Triangle Lake,
for one score and 14 yards to
Chuck Greenely for the other.
When Keller went out. Coach
Len Casanova sent in Russell,
former Eugene high ace. Russell
was followed by Don Holt. With
two minutes left in the game
Holt tossed eight yards to Leroy
Campbell, a senior back from
two years in the service. 23 yards
to Soph Tom Crabtree, and 42
Taylor, Caswell
Die In Eugene
During Summer
Two former University of Ore
gon department heads died just
one month apart during the sum
mer.
Albert E. Caswell, retired head
of the physics department, died
June 18 in Eugene. He was 70
years old.
Howard R. Taylor, retired head
of the psychology department,
died July' 18 in Eugene.
Caswell taught at Oregon from
1913 to 1949, with only the war
years and a brief leave of ab
sence interrupting otherwise un
broken service. He worked on
research during World War II
and did research for the air force
after his retirement in 1949.
He was the first president of
the state chapter of Sigma Xi,
science fraternity.
Taylor retired in 1953 after 28
years at the University. He was
active in University and Eugene
community life. He had been a
member of the Eugene Water and
Electric board for many years.
He originally came to the Uni
versity in 1925 and was named
department head in 1934. He re
tired in 1953 to devote his time
to academic work.
yards to Bui Moore, anotner
sophomore.
It was the 33d win for Oregon
in the Idaho series, which dates
from 1901. Idaho has won two
and four have ended in ties. It
also tied the record high score
for the Webfoots against Idaho.
The Ducks won by 41-0 in 1949.
The sparkplug for Idaho was
Wilbur Gary, 175-pound fullback
transfer from San Pablo JC in
California. Gary gained 06 yards
rushing in 11 tries.
Idaho, which had a small open
ing day turnout, was hard hit by
injuries to Backs Flip Kleffner,
Ted Frostenson, and Bob Haines.
Kleffner. one of the top punters
in the country, will probably be
held out for the season.
Oregon came out of the
game with only two injuries,
but both involved fullbacks.
Jasper McGee suffered rib in
juries while Larry (Rose bad a
bruised shoulder.
Oregon converted five out of
six times Shaw three times and
Crabtree and Dick ravlat one
each.
Washke to Direct
Football Publicity
Paul R. Washke, director of the
University's intramural program,
has been appointed chairman of a
drive in five western states to
publicize touch football rules.
As eighth district chairmen for
the National College Touch Foot
ball committee of the College
Physical Education association,
Washke will be in charge of pub
licizing the rules in Oregon,
Washington, California, Nevada
and Idaho.
STATISTICS
Net yds rushing
Passes attempted
Passes completed
Total yds passing
Passes had intercepted
Total net yards
First downs rushing
First downs passing
Total first downs
N ds lust penalties
Fumbles lust
I O
138 118
14 24
4 15
37 301
175 419
9 6
0 8
9 14
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Get with It, Ducks,
This Nest Has It!
It’s happy days, what with the ducks flocking hack to the old roost at Rod
Taylor's . . . A joyous sight—Rod standing there, teats streaming down his
checks—as he welcomes his old friends hack to home away from home.
And he has a special welcome for all those ducks who over the summer
reached the golden age of 21 (documentary evidence please) and may now join
the gay, spirited fraternity of ducks and duckesnes who make Rods a happy habit.
What's that new atonta wafting the air at Rods? It's roses of course . . .
Fresh every day.
And Rod wants everyone to know that his roost is strictly for ducks; there's
not a goose in the place. That's at
ROD
TAYLORS
On the Glenwood Strip
The Student Union Board
Invites You to the
ENTERTAINMENT
DANCING
TOURS
PRESIDENT'S
RECEPTION
OPEN HOUSE
7:00 P. M. - 10:30 P. M.
Thursday, September 23
HELLO DANCE
Music by Darrell Renfro
TONIGHT 9.00 P. M.
C U « S U
WITH THE OFFICIAL OREGON
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May We Bid One and All a Hearty Welcome Back to Oregon
—And We Extend To You An Invitation To Drop In And Look
Over Our Stock—And Be Sure To Enter Our Drawing For The
Campus Wardrobe!
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on the campus
881 E. 13th