By GORDON RICE
Emarald Sport* Editor
I lit* Stanford dressing room was quiet after the Indians’
ii|)'< t victory over Oregon in Portland Saturday night. There
was none of the shouting and horseplay that usually goes
on after a win. 1 he players dressed quickly and quietly, and
except for occasional calls for. tape, towels and other equip
ment, they were almost silent.
Coach Chuck Taylor, in the hall outside the Stanford
dressing room, was not as silent, but he didn't seem any
happier than the players. lie told reporters that his team
wit' lucky to win, ami only shook his head when people came
by to congratulate him.
Taylor Praises Oregon Line
He praised the Oregon line, and called the Ducks a better
all-around ball club than his own Indians, but said that his
own ball club was “better on the breaks.” Taylor, incidental
ly. predicted the final score of the game almost exactly, be
fore the game, he had told newsmen that the Indians would
win 21-1.5, missing the actual score by only three conversions.
It has been some time since we ve seen a team miss three
straight conversion attempts in a game as Stanford did.
After watching two kicks by Mill Tarr and one by Dewey
Atkinson going wide, it was obvious why Stanford chose to
run the ball for the extra point that beat College of Pacific
the weekend before.
Freshman Athletes
flasket ball:
II i A»>*<■. K-nsrnr: Rob Aytr. Coo.
lUy; Hob Cellar*, In am. In.n tlclbon
Iinly Cily (Calif ); Holier Unblock, Ma.l
i*>«; Mat Dully, I'nriUt^; Wimp Halting*.
Handnn; link Jarvi*. Auburn (W»»h.) .
luck Koford. (nivalin. Kti Morgan, !*ori
•and; At Noland, Oalrndite; Jim Pillar,
Hakrf : Wendy kiMif, p.ngrnr ; I lave Sirl
i'li Albany; Marlin Swan, Vancouver;
Haul T ucliardl, Oakridgc; Jrriy I Irian,
'I la- Dalle*; Have Watiaka, Portland ; Hurl
William*, Medlurd; Norm W ilknighby,
ATTENTION
All entrlg* for intriuminil
touch football should be turned
In to the I M office by S:00
p.rn. today. According; to Ton
Van*. unsWtant Intramural di
rector, very few of the living
organizations have submitted
them.
It*-a4 Emerald CMfMH
Three Webfoofs
On Injured List
George Shaw, Dick Mobley and
Jaaper McGee rniBsed out on the
heavy action Monday afternoon
a» the Oregon football team ran
through a Hhort workout follow
DICK MOBLEY
—2 Oregon End
*ng a long chalk talk and ob
servation of the Oregon-Stanford
game movies.
Mobley spent Monday in the
infirmary for observation after
being kicked over the kidney dur
ing the Stanford game.
Freshman Athletes
Enroll at Oregon
University of Oregon freshman
teams should be very strong in
competition this year if numbers
mean anything. A total of 126
athletes are signed up, with
some of them being active in
more than one sport. Football,
being the major sport, has the
largest group, with hasf ball and
track following in that order.
Twenty-four of the athletes are
out of slate arrivals, with Cali
fornia and Washington the only
states being represented.
The breakdown of the sports
participated in is as follows:
Baseball:
Don Ainge, Eugene ; Paul Reek Salem;
GaVrrn Bradley All,., ny; Frank Union),
Albany; Bob Cellars, I Irani; Don Delbon,
Italy City tCalif.l; Don Dialer, Kiamath
Fall-;^ Rim [J'xIri , Olympia IWaih.l ;
John FNkildsen, Portland ; Wimp Hastings,
Hendon ; Jack Henkel, Kugenr ; llirk Jar
vi*— Auburn; Don Cant, San lomm
(Calif) ; John MdCatl, J.aCenter IW;r.h.);
l ed ()win», Sweet Home ; I.eKoy Phi Ip'
San Bernardino f Calif j; Jim f’liher,
Baker; I yn Bead, Santa Ri,>a I l'a Ilf. I;
Dave She Ihy, Albany: George SiliRwi,
Biirlinnnme O.aM ;, Jeiry Urne*«, The
Dalle-. - jerry Waldrop, Cascade Union;
Dave Wanaka Portland, J'm Whip, I 'or 1
| land ; Won Whittaker, F.ugene ; Terry
| Burke, Portland; Stan Bya:-, .Miiwauioe.
Foot bull:
Don Ainge, Knpene: Bill Alvarado.
Pnrme (Calif ) ; ktrve Biro low Coo* Bay ;
Milton BIrvine, Grants Pa** ; Norm f hap
man, Mrdiord; Jeny Colhn*, PortL.ml;
Hal Dully, Portland; Frank Dorm, Hir e- ,
; Jerry Finley, MiFwauk*; John Klaxr-i.
North Bend; Mel Flohr, Santa Ffo-a
(Cam.); Stacy Gibson, Burns; Don
Graham, North' Penrl. Tom Hale, Mi!
waukie; Jack Henkel, Kugtne , Kudy fieri
Browruvdte f Calif j ; Roger Mopkmson.
1 «•* Dick Jarvis, Anbitru
(WtSih.j; Jerry Kenhrtrr, Stadium
fWawb.): Ken Khiwr Ifonkter^G abfT);
(jti/Tgr Knipifkn, ?/1olalk»; /)rm>M !,*>»
hart, San Oa^rrcl fCahf.); Al (««i<:, Med
ford, Bob fame*. I'acifk Grove; Witlatiuo
Mr, Coy, Ashland; IsRnjr Phelps, S.,u
Bernardino (Catif. i; John RavrntwH, Menlo
Bark tCaftf.) ■ Len Read, S;*.nt«i R#*ja
tf Calif.) * Bob Rrtter, Amorta; John Robin
»n, flaty City (Calif. > ; Vern Scott, PwM
Und; Jim Stanley, North Bern*; Duat.r
Sbaw, MrMrrntviik- Ted Tenney, A*tb
Jaml; Tom Wand, Tillamook; J.'C. 7/he*|
♦ *, Orr^i/n Cky; J»m William Portland;
Charles With* r« , Portland: Bob Wondr,
Grant* Par.,; Bill Woodward, Orbtwl
G'ahf ) ; Jrrr/ Urmss, The
Trark:
Boh Ayre, Marshfi'id; J»tn Bailey
Au-trata, Ste^ htgtlow, ('<*,* Bay Bob
Brown, .Sprtnpdw id ; Norm < ataman, Med
ford , Bob Dr ynar», Afh«ny , fJtnn.f, George.
Knfcer*.; ferry Kerehoer, £ fad him
IWaih.j j Stan Rutherford, hstafad^;
f>uane Shaw, MeMrrmvBk ; I)on Steen,
Vancomn-T, B C.; Paul Tnehardt <>ak
Mdf^e; Butt Wrttunr.% Medford; Jim W4
Itamtt, Portland, Karri Whitney, ft rtiand;
Boh Wnod*. Orzrtfn Pa*' ; Clarence Baber,
Ashland; Dave Burton, Ontario; tiary
Coyacr, Tvie f^abe (CalH.>; Gene Ortlip,
Astoria; Joe Hayea, Centvafta 'Wash);
Don Meyer-i, Btrrmg; Boh • Parker, Port
land; MaThn Rermcr, Independent:’ Keith
Stanton, Pilot Roek.
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