Freshman Scoring
Led by Tuchardt
Averaging 15 points a gamp,
6’ ft” forward-center Paul Tuc
hardt NtlU holds a wide margin
over hta nearest competitor In
Frosh basketball scoring. Hla to
tal of 105. on 43 field goals and
16 free throws, put him 42 points
ahead of Dave Wanaka, who got
21 over the weekend to move Into
second place.
Tuchardt also holds the lead
In rebounding with 72, but Hal
Duffy collected 33 Against Mar- •
tin Signs and Fernandez Loggers
and Is close behind with 64 re
coveries.
The Ducklings took two more
on the chip last weekend, losing
60-54 to Martin Signs of Eugene
on Friday and 66-66 to Fernan
dez Loggers of Longview Satur
day night.
Next games for the Frosl) are
Marion Motors of Salem and
Clark Junior college. Both games
are slated as preliminaries to the
Oregon-Washington contests Fri
day and Saturday night.
Statistics through first seven
games:
FG FT PP TP RB
Tmrfunlt 43 19 17 |05 72;
Wanaka 26 11 ’7 63 62!
Ka«,i ..26 i IS SS IS
Hatting* 20 H 17 48 >3 j
Unfit - IS 4 14 34 64 I
Pi'i. 13 4 8 30 23 j
At rc ..II 8 13 30 8]
Se .n V 2 9 20 22 |
IMH.,n .8 2 10 18 20 ■
Slfk 3 4 4 10 1 j
Tenner 3 0 2 6 4 j
Wsiliam* .0 4 6 4 18 ;
llM.lurk I I 4 3 S ■
LimiUml .... __ I 0 0 2 l|
Pbclii* .0 0 1 0 0
Theta Chi's Drop
SAE's in Bowling
Sparked by Jim Johnson's
high game and series, Theta Chi
took a 3-1 bowling match from
Sigma Alpha Epsilon Tuesday
night in intramural action. Other
winners were Phi Kappa Psi,
Campbell club and Pi Kappa
Alpha.
Johnson had a high game of
215 and a high series of 509 in
the Theta Chi win. Tom Mont
gomery was top man for the
SAE’s cause.
Dean Boyle and Dick Barnard
led the Phi Psi's to a 3-1 win
over Tau Kappa Epsilon, with
Dick Harrison pacing the losers.
The Campbell club team blanked
Kappa Sigma, 4-0, as Elmer
Jones led the winners.
And Carlton Loennig topped
the PiKA’s in their 4-0 win over
Delta Upsilon.
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Four team* won outright vic
tories In IM bowling action Wed
nesday night at the 8U alleys.
Hale Kane, Alpha Tau Omega,
8igma Chi and Higma Phi Epsi
lon all took wins.
The Hale Kane team won a 3-1
match from Gamma hall, sparked
by Wilfred Watanabe's high
singles game of 226. Bob Taka
no bowled the high series of
527. Top* for Gamma was Ken
Brookshire with highs of 555 and
233. the night's highest totals.
The ATO's were led by Bryce
Relmer and Scott Page in their
3-1 win over Phi Kappa Sigma.
Reimer had a 547 for high series
arid Page's high game was 201.
For the Phi Kap's Pete Plum
ridge tallied 440 for top series
and John Wlnkelman had 179
for single high.
Alpha hall took a 4-0 blanking
at the hands of the Sig Eps. Dick
Childs with 496 and Maurice Bell
with 201 led the winners. Syd
Payne had 416 and Norio Taka
yama had 155 for Alpha.
And Sigma Chi bowled past
Sigma Alpha Mu by a 3-1 score.
Tom Stamper topped the Sig’s
with a 412 series, while Don Bo
nlme topped the Sammies with
a 365 series and a 138 single.
Coyote Player
In NW Lead
By the Associated Pww
Elgin Baylor, the point pro
ducer from College of Idaho,
rolled his average up to 25.9
tallies per tussle and swiped the
lead in the Northwest basketball
scoring race this week from Don
Porter of Linfield.
Porter still topped him in total
points, 463 to 389. but the Ldn
field Luger's average was 25.7—
a slight gain over the previous
week but not enough to hold off
the Baylor challenge. Norm Hu
bert of Pacific ranked third on
the basis of average score with
25.2.
After this bunched trio there,
was a sharp drop to Ted Schade
witz of Eastern Oregon College,
who ranked fourth with 22.5.
Seven players in the area are
averaging 20 or more points a
game.
The leaders based on games
through Jan. 29:
Games Points
El«in IlayUir, Cl .15 389
Don Porter. 1.infield 18 463
Norm Hubert, Pacific .17 428
Ted Schadewits, EOC .17 383
Urry Pryce. HOC 17 352
Dick Hartrl, Portland 16 329
K. C. Owens, Cl IS 320
Jim !»*cutoff, Ore. . 18 341
II. Edwards. KWCK 17 322 -
Dean Parsons, Wash. 17 3"2
Loren Anderson, SePac 17 301
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Desk Editor: Allen Johnson.
Staff: Jerry Claussen, Jack
Wilson, Don Dovett.
Avg
25.9
25.7
25.2
22.5
20.7
20.5
20.0
18.9
18.9
17.8
17.7
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French Hall Edges Cherney;
Straub, Counselors Triumph
French hall squeaked by Cher
ney hall, 24-22, in the feature
battle of Wednesday's A league
intramural basketball schedule.
In other games, the Straub Frosh
drubbed Nestor hall 41-20, and
the Dorm Counselors topped Bar
rister Inn, 28-14.
Cherney Tripped
Lee Bumford’s last-half hook
shots saved what looked to be
a runaway for the Cherney five,
who utilized a fast break to hold
a 12-6 halftime lead.
Hooking from the left side and
sinking most of his free throws,
Bumford wound up with 16
points, high for the afternoon.
Jim Shanley led the losers with
6 tallies.
Cherney (22) (24) French
Dodge 2 F ... 16 Bumford
Brandsness F 2 Forbes
Flohr 4 .C. Harris
Creps .C... 2 Rutherford
Shanley 6 G . 4 Boyer
Subs: Cherney—Boggs 4, Mui
ra 4. French—Urie.
Straub Triumphs
Tom Hale bucketed 10 points
to lead the Straub Frosh to their
easy win over Nestor. After a
raKISed first half, which saw
Straub on top 13-8, the combi
nation of intercepted passes and
deadly shooting by the winners
left Nestor far behind.
Nestor (20) (41) Straub Frosh
Minklcr 2 F 10 Hale
Beeson 4 F . Jarvis
Reiter 2 .C . 4 Shelby
Waldrop .G 7 McCoy
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