Frosh Hoopers
Add Win, Loss
By Jack Wilson
Emerald Sports Writer
The Oregon Frosh squeaked
past Portland Air Base, 80-78.
last Friday, then took an 81-64
shellacking from Dahl-Penne"s
tall and talented crew on Sat
urday. The Frosh went against
the AAU squads as preliminar
ies to the Oregon-ldaho varsity
games.
Guard Bob Ayre had his big
gest night of the season as he
collected 16 points to lead the
Frosh to their Friday win. Big
Ken Servas and Jerry Hefty hit
for 28 and 20, respectively, to
spark Dahl-Penne Saturday.
Frosh 80, Air Base 78
If the game had lasted thirty
seconds longer, the score would
probably have gone the other
way. Ahead by eleven points at
the four minute mark, the
Ducklings saw their lead dwindle
rapidly as Jack Griener and Dick
Wickstrand poured in almost
enough buckets to tie the score.
The Frosh managed to stay
barely ahead through most of
the first half, but at 6:40 Air
Base Forward Tom Ferguson
tied it up at 24-24 with two free
tosses. Then Roger Diddock and
Burt Williams started hitting to
pull the Ducklings out to a 37-30
halftime margin.
Midway through the second
stanza, the Air Basers caught
up and passed the Frosh. They
were ahead 48-47 when Lowell j
Slick put in a field goal to put j
the Ducklings in front for good.
Trailing Ayre in scoring for
the Frosh were Paul Tuchardt
with 13 and Hal Duffy with 10.
Griener and Wickstrand both hit
eight field goals and eleven char
ity throws for 27 points for the
losers.
Frosh (SO)
Wanaka, i .
Tuchardt, f-c
Duffy, c.
Rasor, g
Ayre. g
Hastings, g
Far is, f .
Piddock, g _
Williams, f
Slick, g
Dei bon, g
Swan, { ....
Lindland. g .
FG FT PF TP
Totals
Air Base (73)
Griener. f
Ferguson, f
Wickstrand, c
Poulin, g .
Woods, g
Harth. g
Behmer. t _
33
14
4
11
2
2
0
0
FG FT
.8 11
8
13
10
C
16
6
25 80
PF TP
2 27
Totals
24 30 13 78
Dahl-Penne 81, Frosh 64
Touch and go all the way
through the first half, the game
developed into a rout following
a 37-37 halftime tie.
Wendy Rasor and Wimp Hast
ings, on the reserve bench at the
ball game’s start, sparked the
Ducklings in the first half with
jump shots and long howitzers
that seldom missed. But Servas
was unstoppable for Dahl-Penne,
and the ex-Lewis and Clark All
Northwest conference choice got
16 in the first chapter.
A 39-39 tie was the closest the
Ducklings got to a second-half
lead. After that, the iron-man
Portland five got red-hot, seem
ing to score almost at will.
High point of the second half
for Oregon rooters was Hastings’
IM Schedule
Basketball
4:00 Sigma Alpha Epsilon A vs.
Sederstrom Hall A, court
40.
4:45 Hale Kane vs. Straub Frosh
A, court 40.
Handball
4:00 Beta Theta Pi vs. Dorm
Counselors, courts 42,44,40.
display of alert ball-hawking.
Twice in less than a minute the
ex-Bandon high star took ad
vantage of a Dahl-Penne slip to
steal the ball and drive for an
easy layin.
Martin Swan scored the last
Frosh basket at the 1:40 mark
to make the score 7.V64. Then
Servas scored twice, and Damien
Rocha ended the game with a
layin following a length-of-the
court pass.
Tuchardt hooked in 22 points
to lead the Ducklings. Hastings
got 14 and Rasor 12.
Frosh (64)
Duffy, f c
William .
Tuchardt,
Diddock. g
Ayre. g
Ra^or, g
Swan, t
Hastings,
Fari>. i
Wanaka. i
Slick, g
Delbon. g
Lindland.
Tw id well,
Tennev, i
Totals
Dahl-Penne t.S t)
Hefty, f
Rogers, f
Serva>, c .
Rocha, g .
Scrivens*. g
\V ridge, g
Totals
FG
. 3
12
4
FT
0
0
0
0
2
29
FG
34 13
PF TP
6
23
0
4
12
14
0
13 64
FT PF TP
20 !
28
9
12
6
81
Tankers Win,
Lose in Pair
Oregon's swimming team re
corded its first Northern Divi
sion win of the year Friday as
it downed Idaho, .12-31, but
bowed to Washington State's
strong team Saturday at the
men's pool, 45-30.
Harry Fuller anil Howard lled
inger were the ironmen for Ore
gon Friday ns they paced the
Duck tankers to the victory over
the Vandals. Fuller won the 180
yard medley and the 220-yard
and 440-yard freestyle events
while Hedlnger topped the 60
yard and 100-yard tests.
The better-balanced Cougar
team was top tough for the
Ducks Saturday as only Hedinger
in the 50-yard freestyle and Bob
Huys in the breaststroke record
ed individual firsts.
Campus Calendar
10:00 PAD 113 SU
Noon URC 111 SU
Spanish Tbl 112 SU
3:00 SU & Ed
Act Bdgt Com 337 SU
4:00 Hds of Hses 214 SU
7:00 Orides Gerl 3rd FI
7:30 R1 & Tackle 315 SU
8:00 Van Tuyl Lect Ballrm SU
Freshmen Grapplers
Defeated, Beat Rooks
The Klamath Falls Pelicans
avenged an earlier 28-11 get-back
handed them by the Oregon
Froah wrestling team by tuking
first place over the Ducklings
and Grants Pass in a triangular
match Friday afternoon at Mc
Arthur court. The Pelicans ac
cumulated 45 points in the 21
bout card. Oregon’s second place
total was 21 while Grants Pass
trailed with 17.
Results:
98 pound* Kramer < K F » drew Steven*
(CP) 5*5: 104 pound* Tillman (KF) doc
Kmtgi ((IP) 5 3; 1H pounds Robert*
(KF) pinned Ihliuey (CP) 1 :0<) thud per
iod; l.M ikmiiuN Confoy (CP) pinned Price
(Kr) 1:40 third pcriwl; 1JJ pound* Green
(O) drew Conner < K F > 4 I.
1.H) pound* Olmrn (KF) pinned Cooke
(O) 1:12 second period; l.Ui pound* Krai
mg (KF) dec. M e Hr ten (()) 0*5; I Jo
(Kiutud Steiner (KF) pinned Byrd (CP)
1:55 third period; 117 nound* Thiertng
(O) dec. Wynlaitd (CP) 5*1; 1J7 pound*
Berg (KF) pinned Brown (GP) i ’9* Crtt
period; 147 pound* Hitchcock (KF) d«
Colvin (GP) 4 |; 147 pound* B.igrtt (KF)
dec Griffith (O) 7*6;
157 |H>ut)d%_I>r> nan (O) dec. Pcteffton
(GP) 3-0; 157 jiuuinU Dexter (O) dec
Durhrau (GP) >•); 157 nound* Hearing
(<)) pinned Lime (GP) :Su second |>eriud;
167 p<mi de Ropp ( KI ) dec Lilly (O)
4 J; 177 iNiiutd* Krupitka (O) pinned
Slaven (C»P) 1:40 Mtottd (M-rtod; 177
|m)uiuI<i—Thompson (GP) pinned I .and
•kroner (O) 1:40 thud period: 180 pound*
Mtmro (KF) dec. Faulkner M)i 7 3; un
limited Barker (GP) pinned Heuhartt (O)
1:15 *ectmd period; unlimited 11 arm:h
burger (KF) dec. l.enhart (O) 11.4.
The Oregon Frosh defeated the
Oregon State Rook* 19-13 at
Corvallis Saturday. It was the
second victory for the Frosh "over
the Rook* this ncaion, the first
being ii 26-7 decision at McAr
thur court.
The teams had two fails apiece,
but the Oregon freshmen gar
nered three decisions while the
Rook rnatmen took only one.
Results:
12) |njtiimI** Hay (Iretn (Hi il«?. Itnli
ittcU I ini < --.it
(F) «lcc. \ ancc Mrown (R) IH-J, |.I7
tM.lt lit I n I. Il fill Hill) (F) ptllltr.l Unite
Schmitz (k) I 4M nrn.inl round; 147 pound*
Howard Timitititti (K) pinned Henry
DorrHiitK (F» :S0 MfCpnti round;
157 pound’* Cordon CJretz <R> immcd
Jay DruiuiK (F) 1 ;4J aafoitd r««itw; D*7
|mt||tidn Doll Drutrf (F) dft Klfll Worrell
< K i (» J: 177 pound* Kay Fither (R> dei
(iniigr kr npii ka (Ft ' I ; Uhltroitrd Ituir
je»»mrr (K) pinned Alvin Dcubam if)
1:59 nrcond round.
IM Finals Gained
With Handball Win
The Dorm Counselor* handball
team *wept Into the final* of
the Intramural team tournament
Thur*day a* It downed the Sig
ma Chi team. 3-0.
The Counselor* will fare the
Beta Theta Pi team today at -I
p.m. for the championship in
courts 12. 41 and 46 In the physi
cal education budding.
Previou»ly the Coun*elor* had
beaten Phi Kappa Stgma. Delta
Tau Delta and Campbell Club to
reach the *emi-fiual* against the
Sigma Chi'*.
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