UCLA, Oregon
Lead Statistics
LOH ANUELKa (H pedal)
Hugged line play ha* paid off for
the undefeated UCLA Bruin* who
lead the Pacific Coast conference
In rushing offenac, rushing de
fense and total defenae, figures
from the PCX' Commissioner"* of
fice ahow.
UCLA has averaged 283.3 yards
a game rushing, while holding op
ponents to 99.H yards on the
ground. Washington State has the j
number two ground game with a i
218.8 yard average, while Oregon
ranks second In rushing defense,
120.8 yards, and total defense,
207.8. Best pass defense is South
ern California's, 04.8 yard* a
game, with Oregon second, 81.
Oregon dominates the other of
fensive departments, leading the
Conference In passing with 188.8
yards a game, to 182.8 for South
Ole Miss, Buffs
Boast Offenses
NEW YORK AP Colorado
and M.sissippl, two of the October
nominees for January bowl games,
have the most potent football at
tacks in the country bo far this
season.
Colorado leads in rushing of- j
fense with an average of 381.3.
yards per game and in total of
fense with 430.8 per game, w'hile
Mississippi is tops in passing with
211 yards per game and second in
total offense with 423.3. Missis
sippi's attack is almost perfectly
balanced between land and air,
with 211 passing and 212.3 run
ning.
.Only other teams in the "400"
set are Boston I'niverslty, with
410.7 yards per game; Denver,
410.3; Wichita, 402.3 and Texas
Tech, 401. Tech ranks second to
Colorado in running, having
piled up 338.5 yards per game
on the ground.
The nation's television football
fans witl see some of the best
passing in the country Saturday j
when Oregon, number two team
passing, meet* Southern Cali
fornia, number four. Oregon is av
eraging 188 8 yards per game.
Southern Cal 162.8, Purdue, whose
passing was stymied by Duke last
Saturday is third with a 163.3
mark.
Colorado is averaging 7.40
yards a try on the ground, 7.61
yards a try including passes,
leading the country in both re
spects.
Wichita leads in scoring with
177 points in four games, a 44.3
average and Colorado is second
with 174 for 43.5.
Dorm Bowline
Starts Soon
The annual dormitory bowling
league will officially start Wed
nesday. October 20, on the Stu
dent Union alleys. The eiglit teams
will bowl a total of seven weeks
on a round robin schedule, begin
ning at 8:00 p.m., a measure
adopted to accommodate those'
dorms having deserts on Wednes
day nights.
The teams and their captains
comprising the dorm league will
include, Yeomen, Warren Knud
son; French hall, Stan Hodges;
Nestor hall, Earl Kindall; Local
Yokels (off campus men), Vern
Jackson; Gamma hall, Ken Brook
shire; Cherney hall, Don Jacklin;
Sederstrom hall, Bob Heaves; and
Hale Kane, W'il Watanabe. All of
these teams will be competing for
a perpetual challenge trophy. The
trophy was presumed lost three
years ago, when the Yeomen won
it, but it has been found in time
for the league.
Each team will be permitted
seven members, five bowling each
night, and two being available for
substitution.
®rn California, and in total of
fense with 833.5 to 32.*>.8 for the
Trojans.
California has the best team
punting average, 37.7 yards, with
opponents returning lft punts,'a
total of only *9 yards. .Southern
California has averaged 37.2. Cal
also leads in kickoff returns with
21.4 yards to 20.8 for UCLA, while
the Hruins have the top punt re
turn mark of 20.2 with California
second-ranked, 16. UCLA also has
intercepted the most passes, 10.
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Oregon State
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PC
51
33
Ru*h
579
65 2
1053
Ko7
512
590
617
241
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Southern Cal
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Oregon State
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Stanford
Idaho
Total Defence
UCLA
W'a thing ton
Southern Cal
W’ath. State
Stanford
California
Oregon State
Idaho
YG
514
MM
653
731
783
810
HH0
730
PC
16
Ruth
399
507
547
692
529
611
684
639
753
TCB
200
190
164
165
161
176
161
138
100
Yd*
755
651
645
560
365
464
347
262
237
Pa**
755
651
227
347
645
560
464
365
262
No.
15
21
19
14
. 17
23
15
17
17
YL
115
111
124
184
152
99
118
127
91
Yd*
259
324
28 J
386
394
458
477
486
633
Pa a*
394
324
386
259
477
4K6
4 58
283
633
Net
1053
867
652
617
590
579
512
490
241
Pet.
495
.46 5
426
.625
.500
.400
.403
.390
.442
Ttl
1334
1303
1280
1214
1157
1150
981
606
752
Yd*
566
693
482
574
768
488
531
519
Net
399
507
529
547
611
684
692
753
639
Pet.
.308
.403
410
.521
.403
.572
.492
.483
.4 56
Ttl
793
831
933
931
1006
1097
1142
9 22
1386
Avg.
263.3
216.8
163.0
154.3
147.5
144.7
I2H.0
122.5
HO. 3
Avg
IKS.8
162.8
161.3
140.0
121.7
116.0
86.8
65.5
56.7
Avg
333.5
325.8
320.0
303.5
289.3
287.5
245.3
202.0
188.0
Avg
J7.7
37.2
36.5
34.4
33.7
33.4
32.6
31.2
30.5
Avg.
99 8
126.8
132.3
136.8
152.8
171.0
173.0
188.3
213.0
Avg
54.8
81.0
94.3
<K> 5
98 5
114 5
119.3
121.5
! 58 3
Avg
198.3
207.8
233.3
237.8
25! 5
274.3
285.5
307.3
345.5
Bowling Leaders
Continue Streak
Theta Chi hung a 4-0 defeat on
Sigma Chi Tuesday night to
at retch its lead in the Fraternity
Bowling league. Ron Griffiths of
Sigma Chi bowled 188 for high
single game, and tied Ron Ice
land of Theta Chi for high series
with 482.
In other matches Delta Upsilon
swept a 4-0 match from Alpha
Tau Omega, in spite of Bryce
Reimer's 204. game and 590 ser
ies.
Tau Kappa Epsilon also swept
its match from Lambda Chi Al
pha. Tim James of the winners
took high honors with a 190
game and a 497 series.
In the fourth match. Phi Kap
pa Sigma took a 3-1 decision
from Pi Kappa Alpha. Sam Sor
enson of the winners had the
high series with 502.
The standings:
i'iii Kappa Sigma t,
llrlta l.paiiou 5 4
Alpha Tau Omega 4 4
Sigma Chi ....... 4 4
Tail Kappa Epsilon . 4 4
l.amhi!a Chi Alpha 0 8
0SC Bocks Hurt;
Mason May Start
CORVALLIS — AP — Oregon
State quarterback Jim Withrow
has injured his back and Coach
Kip Taylor has moved halfback
Dick Mason to the slot.
Taylor said Mason will start
against Nebraska at Lincoln Sat
urday if Withrow does not re
cover. Two other OSC quarter
backs, Ray Westfall and Bob
Clark, also are ailing.
Taylor said all three will make
the trip to'Lincoln.
Webfoots Prepare Defense
For Southern Cal Trojans
Coach Len Casanova sent the
Oregon football team through
a rugged defense session Wed
nesday afternoon as the Duck
grtdders worked on ways and
means to halt the high scoring
University of Southern Califor
nia Trojans.
Oregon and Jess Hill’s USC
team meet Saturday at Port
LEN C ASANOVA
defensive diet
land’s Multnomah stadium in the
nationally televised “Game of
the Week." Originally intended
as a night game, it has been
moved up to a day contest.
Much will be at stake as both
teams are gunning for a share in
the Rose Bowl pie. Oregon, up
set winners over Cal last week,
has a 2-2 mark on the season
and 2-1 in the Pacific Coast con
ference. .Southern Cal has a 3-1
overall and 1-0 in the confer
ence.
The Trojans opened the season
against Washington State 39-0.
walloped Pittsburgh 27-7, edged
Northwestern 12-7 and suffered
their first loss last Friday, a
20-7 defeat inflicted by Texas
Christian.
Shaw Still Hurt
The Oregon coaching staff
commented that the squad was in
pretty fair physical condition,
but that star quarterback George
Shaw was still nursing leg in
juries which have hampered him
in recent contests.
Coach Jess Hill of U8C has
expressed his opinion that
Mhaw Is the best back in the
PCX' and has been working
his players on pass defense.
The Oregon mentors also
stressed that the Ducks will have
to be at their physical peaks to
halt the hard-running Trojans,
who are reported to have one
of the fastest backfields in the
nation.
In Aramis Dandoy, Lindron
Crow and Soph Jon Arnett, the
Trojans have speed to burn. The
Ducks edged USC last year by
preventing Hill’s fast backs from
breaking loose and are faced
with the same problem this year.
Jim Contratto, a senior who
at last is first string Southern
Cal quarterback, has done a
very capable job of passing and
punting so far but reports from
the Trojan camp indicate that
he will not be able to play against
Oregon because of rib injuries.
In overall season play, Ore
gon leads USC In offense and
defense. Oregon is first in the
PCC in total offense with 333.5
yards per game while USC
is second with 325.8.
The Ducks trail only UCLA
in defensive effectiveness, and
the Trojans are but fourth in
this department.
Southern Cal leads Oregon in
punting and pass interceptions,
however.
Long range weather forecast
for the Saturday skirmish is for
rain Friday and Friday night but
with clearing skies Saturday.
Medical Students
To Fill Out Cards
Pre-medical, pre-dental and
; pre-medical technology students
are asked to fill out cards at the
physics department office in Sci
ence 121.
Purpose of these cards is to
provide the staff with informa
| tion which will be used for noti
; fying the students of matters
| concerning them.
Booklets describing opportu
' nities at the University of Ore
gon Medical school in Portland
will be available to pre-medical
■ students when they fill out the
cards.
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