Ducks Stop Sparts to Even Record
By Gordon Rice
Emsruld Sport* Editor
The Oregon I tuck m acored a
workmanlike 20-7 win over an
over-rated Han Jom State foot
ball team Saturday on Hayward
field, and in no doing evened up
their Hoaaon’s record at three
Winn and three Iok.soh.
For the moat part It was nn
unspectacular, though convinc
ing victory, with Oregon never
in any mmIouh trouble.
The cold, windy weather
canned never al dropped passe*
und a number of fumbles, eapc
GBOKGK SHAH
203 More Yard*
cially by Bon Jose, during the
game. It was a fumble which |
gave the Ducks their first score;
early in the game and set the!
visiting Spartans back on their1
heels for the rest of the game.
San Jose, which has been af
fected by fumbelitis even more
than Oregon this year, fumbled
eight times and lost four of ’
them. Oregon lost the ball the
only time it fumbled.
Oregon Win* Flip
Oregon's opening score came
with only 2:28 gone in the ball
game. Duck Captain Ron Pheis
ter won the flip of the coin for
the sixth time in a row thin
season and elected to defend the
north goal, With the wind at his
hack.
San .lose cIiiish to receive,
and on the first |>la.V from
scrimmage Quarterback Ben
ny Pierce pitched out wild to
hit* halfback, who could not
hold the hall. I>can Van I>'u
ven fell on the Itall for Oregon
on the Spartan IS.
For the 10,000 family day fans
In the stands, the fumble was a
welcome change from the open
ing day fumbles which have
plagued their own Webfoots all
season.
The Ducks waited no time
taking advantage of the break.
Tom Crabtree, subbing for the
injured Dick James, ripped off
two yards. Jasper McGee made
two more.
Webfoots Score
On the next play. Quarterback
George Shaw made a beautiful
fake to McGee going into the
line, then handed off to Halfback
Walt Gaffney going around left
end. Gaffney outran the Spar
tan defenders to the sideline and
then cut downfield for the touch
down.
Shaw added the extra point,
and Oregon led 7-0.
The San Jose team seemed
never to recover from the
shock of this first quick TD.
Oregon drove to the San Jose
19 the next time It got the
ball, but couldn’t score, in
sptto of Shaw’s 15-yard run
on fourth down.
Another Oregon drive died on
the Spartan two midway in the
second period, after a drive from
the Oregon <6. Crabtree, Lloyd
Powell and Larry Rose carried
the ball to the San Jose four in
ten plays.
Drive Stopped
With a fourth down coming
up, Coach Len Casanova sent in
McGee to punch the ball across.
The move was obvious, how
ever, and the Spartan defense
was waiting for him and stopped
him short of the goal.
The Ducks had still another
chance a minute later when
San Jose Fullback Dave Fan
ner fumbled on his own 17 and
Phil McHugh recovered for
Oregon, tuft they muffed this
one too.
Three passes by Shaw were
Thefa Chi's Win
In IM Volleyball
Delta Tau Delta's B squad
slipped by Theta Cni'H Bs in the
first set, but the Theta Chi's
used a pair of rallies and the
time clock to make their first
win in intramural volleyball ac
tion Friday.
The Delts edged out a 16-14
victory to take the advantage,
but the Theta Chi forces moved
in the second round to triumph,
15-13. Delta Tau Delta was trail
ing, 11-6, in the final set when
time ran out and the Theta Chi's
were awarded the contest.
SAE Quartet Wins
Only four men showed up for
Sigma Alpha Epsilon's class B
tilt with Chi Psi, but the SAEs
turned the game into a rout.
The SAE Four Horsemen trim
med the Chi Psi’s, winning 15-3
and 15-6.
ATO’s Tip Phi Haps
Phi Kappa Sigma's B volley
bailers fell victim to a too tough
IM Schedule
Monday
3:50 Sigma Nu B vs. Sigma Kap
pa B, court 40.
Delta Upsilon B vs. Phi
Gamma Delta B, court 43.
4:35 Hale Kane vs. Gamma llall
B, court 40.
Philadelphia House B vs.
Campbell Club B, court 43.
5:15 French Hall B vs. Cherney
Hall B, court 40.
Straub Frosh B vs. Nestor
Hall B. court 43.
bunch from Alpha Tau Omega
by identical scores Friday. The
ATO B’s nabbed the first two
sets by 15-5 counts.
Slg Kps Quell Rally
Sigma Chi's B squaders
staged a desperate rally in their
second game against Sigma Phi
Epsilon, but the Sig Eps came
out with a tight 16-14 victory to
take the match. Sig Ep van
quished the Sigma Chis, 15-2, in
the first set.
Two Take Forfeits
Beta Theta Pi and Phi Delta
Theta accepted forfeit wins in
class B volleyball when Phi Kap
pa Psi and Pi Kappa Alpha
failed to show up Friday.
incomplete, although Em] Hal
Reeve caught the third one, but
out of the end zone. On fourth
down, Shaw was forced to run
with the ball and managed to
pick up seven yards not enough
for the find. down.
It was obvious, however, that,
if the Ducks got enough chances
they were going to make use of
STATISTICS
Ore S,JS
j \>t Yard* Kicking 225 <>2
Panoet Attempted ,i« 16
j !'»••« ( 'impletrd . ]2 16
i Mini Inlerrejited 1 0
\rt YiimU I'**»ing 167 M)
| Total Offenne 112 172
1 Hint Downs. 16 13
one of them eventually, and they
did juat that a few moments
later.
Punt Blocked
Guard Keanous Cochrane
smashed through to block a punt
by Pierce, and Tackle Keith
Tucker recovered for Oregon on
the Spartan six yard line.
Oregon was offside on the
first play, and Shaw’s pass was.
ineompiete on the second, hut
on the third play Shaw found
Reeve in the end zone and
pitched a strike, to him for the.
touchdown. Shaw again added
the extra point to make the,
halftime score 144.
The third period was more of
i the same as Oregon drove to the
1 Spartan one yard line, only to
lose the ball on downs.
San dose Drives
San Jose did start one of their
two long drives in the game dur
ing that period, however. Tak
ing over on downs on their own
one, the Spartans moved upfield
as Fanner, Fred Delgadillo and
j Pierce moved the ball to the
Oregon 24 as the quarter ended.
Oregon held at that point as
Kirsch Calls
Hoop Meet
All freshmen Intending to go
out for basketball are asked to
report to room 101 of the physi
cal education building for a spe
cial meeting tonight at 6:45.
Frosh Coach Don Kirsch em
phasized that the meeting is par
ticularly important since details
covering equipment issuance,
practice schedules and eligibility
will be discussed and the squad
role is to be made up.
Prospective players are asked
to bring a pen to fill out Pacific
Coast conference information
forms.
Dellinger Captures
Cross-Country Run
Bill Dellinger, Oregon's junior
mile ace, captured first place
Saturday afternoon as the Duck
cross-country men defeated Port
land university's harriers, 21-39.
The special race began and
I ended at Hayward field as a pre
liminary to the Oregon-San Jose
State football game. The Pilots’
Jim Senko took second place be
hind Dellinger's winning time of
10:15 for the approximately two
mile distance.
Another TJO trackman, Ken
Wayne Reiser, was third and an
Estacada freshman, Stan Ruth
erford, finished fourth. Fifth was
George Johnson of Portland.
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1 the final perior) opened, however.
a nr) took over on the 28 two
plays later.
From there the Ducks drove
to their third tourhdown after
a 53-yard pass play from Shaw
to Crabtree carried the hall
to the Spartan seven. IHck
Favlat was held for no train,
hi/t I’owell carried the trait
over from the one after pick
ing up nix yards on the prev
ious play.
Shaw kicked the point, but an
j illegal use of hands penalty
moved the ball to the 19, from
where his second, attempt was
blocked by Tackle Jack Craw
' ford.
Ducks Score Again
Oregon scored again a few
| minutes later on a nice 25-yard
run by Rose, followed by a tre
: mendous tight rope run along the
sidelines for 18 yards by George
Shaw, after he was nearly
trapped trying to pass. Shaw’s
conversion attempt was wide to
the right, making the score 26-0.
San Jose got its only score
with 2:02 remaining In the
game, after a punt by Pavfat
went straight up in the air
and came down on the Oregon
35 for a minus six yards. With
Tony Teresa passing and Stan
Beasley running, the Spartans
moved to the Webfoot one.
From there Teresa sneaked
into the end zone for the seore
and then kicked the extra point.
Sbaw Adds Vantage
Shaw, the national total of
fense leader, gained 137 yards,
passing and 66 rushing to bring
his season's total to 1046, but he
Sports Staff
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Staff: Gordon Rice, Allen John
son, Larry Schwartz apd Rich,
Urie.
j had fme help from a number
of Oregon backs. Powell, Crab
tree, Gaffney and Rose, all
turned in their best performances
of the season.
Both Coaches
Praise Shaw
Oregon Are George ?5haw was
the object of post-game e.oirr
1 rnent. Saturday afternoon by both
Duck Coach Len Casanova and
Bob Brenzan, mentor of the los
mg Spartans.
The San Jose head mar. praised,
the Duck quarterback and called
him "the best all-around bach
on the Coast.” Casanova con
curred and labeled Shaw’s per
formance in the 26-7 Webfcot
win "wonderful ”
Bronzan blamed defensive
lapses and tenseness for the play
of hrs club, which he termed "dis
appoint mg.”
Casanova sa.d his team’s play
was ragged, and landed the de
fensive men and their contribu
tions to eight San Jose fumbles.
I He singled out for individual
mention End Phil McHugh,
Tackle Keith Tucker, Guard
Reanous Cochrane and Backs
Larry Rose and Tom Crabtree.
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