Phi Delts Romp
Led by the passing of Difk
Scholsstcdn. l‘hl Delta Theta
ground out a lop-alded victory
over I he PI Kappa Phi team Fri
Uay afternoon by a score of 35-0.
The Phi Delta couldn’t be
Mopped «k they acorn! in every
period except the third and
gained yardage almost at will.
The PI Kapa were unable to get
any wort of offense going when
they had the ball and seemed
unable to stop their opponents'
passing attack.
Sig Eps Triumph
Don Spinas scored one touch
down and passed to another Fri
day as the Hlgma Phi Epsilon
team scored a 19-0 victory over
Chi Phi's squad in intramural
play.
Chi Psi was no match for the
last Sig Bp team which displayed
a good passing game and made
several Interceptions while get
ting seven first downs to its
Opponents’ none. The Sig Eps
scored in every quarter except
the third.
ATO's Edge Theta Chi
Alpha Tau Omega edged past
Theta Chi 6-0 in its battle for
the runner-up position behind
league leading Sigma Chi.
The only score came in the
second quarter when Sam Notes
snagged a short pass in the end
zone for the ATO's.
Fijis Cop Tilt
Two quick second quarter
touchdowns gave Phi Gamma
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Hale Kane vs. Dorm Coun
selors. IM field.
Gamma Hall vs. Philadel
phia House, field 1.
Delta I’psdon vs. Sigma
Nu, field 2.
Beta Theta Pi vs. Lambda
Chi Alpha, field 3.
PI Kappa Phi vs. Kappa
Sigma, IM field.
Phi Delta Theta vs. Sig
ma Phi Epsilon, field 1.
Phi Kappa Psi vs. Tau
Kappa Epsilon, field 2.
Sigma Chi vs. Theta Chi,
field 3.
2:50
4:45
in-Jin ft slim 12-0 triumph over j
Phi Kappa Sigma in a close
defensive battle Friday after
noon.
Both scores came on passes
from the fingers of Roy Carr.
The first Fiji score came on a
25 yard pass play with Chuck
Fehely on the receiving end and
Bob Fawcett grabbed in a short
scoring pass to put the game on
ice for Phi Gamma Delta.
Delt Passes Click
Delta Tftu Delta scored prac
tically at will to swamp Pi Kap
pa Alpha, 35-0.
The Delta were led by the
«harp passing of George Gul
dager, who flipped the pigskin
for two TD passes and three con
versions. One of these was the
most outstanding play of the
day, a first quarter length-of-the
i field pass play with Jim Erd
, man on the receiving end in pay
: dirt.
Cherney Wins Rout
Thirteen points in the last
; quarter turned a close football
game into a rout as Cherney
I Hail smothered >Jestor by a 20-0
count.
Sigma Chi's Win Third
Sigma Chi remained the only
undefeated team in its league
I as it toppled Phi Kappa Psi, 15-6.
A 2-0 lead stood up well into
! the third period as the result
| of a safety scored by the Sigs
J in the opening half.
Straub Frosh Roll
Gary Brown sparked a three
• touchdown production job to lead
the John Straub Frosh to a 19-0
triumph over Hunter Hall.
Webfoots Trip Cal
In Berkeley Upset
A determined Oregon team
came off the floor in the aec
ond quarter and battered the
heavily favored California Bears
into submission, 33-27, at Berke
ley Saturday.
The Ducks were relentless,
hard-charging demons from the
time that the injured George
Shaw entered the game late in
the first period. With the Web
foots trailing 13-0 as a result
of two Cal touchdowns set tip by
Oregon fumbles, Shaw reorgan
ized the forces and marshalled
the team to a series of scoring
drives that rocketed the Ducks
to a 33-13 lead and eventual vie-1
tory.
The win put the Ducks back
in the Robc Bowl picture and
was convincing proof that Ore
gon can play the kind of foot
ball that the pre-season dopesters
predicted for them.
Durk Fumbles Cost
Cal was quick to take advan
tage of Oregon misplays and
turned two early Oregon bobbles
into touchdowns. Dick James
fumbled on the first play from
kickoff and the Bears had a
score four plays later. Ted
Granger crossing into paydirt
from the three.
On the next kickoff Johnny
Keller fumbled on the second
play. With Paul Larson pitching
and running, Pappy W’aldorf's
Bears made it 13-0 with only
seven minutes piayed. It looked
like a slaughter until Shaw went
in.
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the ground, the Ducks struck
leeply into California territory.
In the second quarter Shaw
passed to James and Gaflney to
the Bears’ five from where James
went over.
An interception by Dean Van
Leuven with an assist to James
and the hard-charging line,
which mercilessly rushed the Cal
passers, set up the second Ore
gon tally. Shaw hurled strikes
GAME STATISTIC*
Oregon Calif.
First downs IS 14
Net Rushing yardage 112 110
Passing yardage 360 106
Passes attempted*... 20 14
Passes completed .32 7
Passes intercepted by 3 1
Total net yardage .272 216
Fumbies lost .... 2 2
Yards penalized . 25 30
Punting average .38 47
to Lloyd Powell, Dick Mobley
and Hal Reeve and a final 22
yard scoring pass to Sophomore
Hank Loumena. Halftime score
was 13-13.
In the third quarter Oregon
pounced on the Berkeley Bears
for three touchdowns. Ron Pheis
ter intercepted a Larson aerial
and Jasper McGee—a standout
If
at fullback and James and
Shaw led the team to a 20-13
margin wild Snaw running left
and on a fourth down play for
the wore.
Larson, trying to pass, waa
swarmed on almost every play
and had another toss interne pied
by Reeve, who returned it 3&
yards to the home team's one.
McGee scored on the next play
as the stunned Cal players and .
31,000 mostly partisan fans read
Oregon 26 California 13 on the
scoreboard
Cal moved to its own 34 but
fumbled and Spike Hillstrom re
covered. Shaw completed two
passes to Powell and James tal
lied from the eight, making the
count 33-13.
Starters Take Rest
At this point Shaw and the
other Duck regulars left the
game and the Bears scored twice.
Larson and Tommy Kramer
moved on the ground with the
first, scoring play, a 16-yard
pitch from Larson to End Jirn
Hanifan.
The Blue and Gold Bears marie
it 33-27 as Larson returned an
Oregon punt 56 yards for a TD.
With five minutes left it
looked like Ceil might pull it out
of the fire.
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