Duck Trackmen
Prepare to Make
Washington Trek
Aimed at revenging Oregon'*
one point victory over Washing
ton in the Northern Diviaion
track meet IiihI spring, the Hus
kies play hoHt to Mill Bowerman'*
powerful Webfoot thinclod* In
Seattle Saturday in a ND meet.
The Duck*, who topped Wash
ington, 49^* to 48%, to take the
19M dlviKion i hampionship, are
"trong favoritea In their aecond
ND duel of the *ea*on.
Stan Htsermnn, the Hu*kle*'
new track coa<h, ha* hopes of
catching the Wcbfoota with the
hurdle and weight event* and
ha* boy* who may pres* Oregon’*
at l ong corp* of runner* in sev
eral distance*.
Gary Gayton, Husky half
mtler, turned In a 1:55.6 time for
ttic 880 last week, while the
Duck*' Jim Bailey set an Idaho
Oregon meet record with a 1:56.1
clocking.
Bob Leadbelter Is the Wash
ington hope against Bruce
Sprlngbett in the sprints and Bill
Sor*by In the low hurdle*. Lead
betler got a 24.1 in the lows, and
Hornby picked up a 24.5.
Also *lrong for Hlserman’s
crew will be Jim Hilton, who
topped the Washington pole vault
record with 13' 6%". Bowerman
will counter with Kuas Mannex.
Ken Hickenbotom. Bob Fteid and
Dave Newland, all of whom have
toyed with the 13 foot mark
several time* this year.
Hisemian replace* the great
Hec Edmondson, who resigned
after 35 year* a* a Husky men
tor. A star sprinter and hurdler
the three year* he lettered at
Stanford. Hlserman was a mem
l>er of the national champion
ship and world record-setting
1937 Indian 880-yard relay team.
From 1946 to 1954 he coached at
the University of Idaho.
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Spring Sports Play
Foiled Once More
By Foul April Mud
^ Kaln attain held away over
spring athletic action in the
Northwest Tuesday hh Ore
gon’s Intramural softball a late
ami Port land’* Pacific toast
leaRue home doublrhcadcr
opener fell on the postpone
ment list alike.
The Iteavers will attempt to
make up their afternoon and
night Knines beginning today
In old Vautthn Street park, hut
the I'O intramurals are slated
to wait until the rest of the
schedule is played before mak
I ii K up washouts, which now
nuuilier 26 and extend over five
stralKht days.
Not completely hampered by
the weather, the W'ehfoot ten
nis team moved inside McAr
thur court for Its scheduled
non-conference meeting with
Seattle university, hut the vis
iting Chiefs handcuffed the
Ducks and took every match.
Willamette university’s Bear
cat net varsity Is scheduled to
play here Thursday and Port
land university will try Sat
urday If the weather will al
low the windup of Oregon non
division matches.
Santee to Go After
Magic Mile Mark
LAWRENCE. Kan. (API—W«*s
Santee ift expected to make an
all-out bid to run a 4-mlnute
mile here next Saturday.
The setting will be the Glenn
Cunningham mile event of the
30th annual Kansas Relays.
Santee's closest approach to
the 4-minute mark wa» 4:00.5 in
the Texas Relays at Austin earl
ier in the spring.
Santee has completed his col
legiate eligibility but Is finish
ing up work on a degree at the
University of Kansas.
Huskies Triumph
In Idaho Pair
To Start Action
MOSCOW, Idaho IAPi — The
rain-delayed Northern Division
baseball season finally opened
here Tuesday with Washington
sweeping both ends of a double
header from Idaho, winning the
opener 12-6 and the 6-inning
nightcap 4-3.
The second game was ab
breviated by darkness.
The Huskies, showing plenty
of power at the plate, slammed
out 18 hits in scoring their 12
runs in the first game. Jack
Scott and Jack Brady led the
hitters, with Lou Roselli ham
mering a 2-run homer in the
sixth.
Washington pitcher Monte
Geiger gave up 11 hits to the
Vandals, but was never in
serious trouble, Light Idaho
errors enabled Washington to
keep a safe lead.
In the second game. Vandal
pitcher Aubrey Stevens gave up
four runs in the second and then
shut out the Huskies until the
game was called. Bill Hearn al
lowed Idaho only five hits.
Washington 230 052 000-12 16 3
Idaho 003 000 102- 6 11 8
Geiger and Brady; Dodel, Ran
ta 6 and Howard, Riggs 7.
Washington .040 000-4 6 2
Idaho 100 011-3 5 2
Reams and Brady; Stephens
and Howard.
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more.
Staff; Jerry Claussen and Buzz
Nelson.
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Duck Nine to Try
Loop Play Today
Oregon and Washington State
college will attempt to open the
Northern Division baseball sea
son this afternoon at 3 p.m. on
Howe field. In case of rain or
wet grounds a doubleheader is
scheduled for Thursday, and in
event the games are not played
Thursday they will be cancelled
and not made up.
Both Oregon and WSC were
rained out last weekend. The .
Oregon-OSC games were post
poned till late in May, but the
WSOWashlngton games were
cancelled outright.
The Cougars and the Ducks
have near identical records. Ore
gon sports a 7-3 mark while
Coach Buck Bailey’s WSC team
stands at 6-3. The Ducks are
defending Northern Division
champs and the Cougars finished
in fourth place in 1954.
Oregon Coach Don Kirsch will
probably pitch either Bill Blod
gett. Bill Garner or Terry Mad
dox. Bailey will counter with
Ron Webb, Jerry Bartow or Wes
Stock, all juniors. Webb is the
top Cougar pitcher with 2-0.
As opposed to Oregon’s vet
eran lineup, WSC has a young,
relatively inexperienced team.
Only four seniors are listed on
the entire 25-man squad, but
three of them are regulars.
Top Cougar hitter so far has
been Shortstop Ron Foisy. Foisy
is hitting .500 on 15 for 30 and
has batted in 10 runs to lead the
club in that respect. Other bat
leaders are Centerfielder Terry
Sparks .437, Rightfielder Ron
Overby .375, Thirdbaseman Bill
Mashburn .333, and Secondbase
man Gordon Hersey .300.
Filling out the WSC lineup
are Earl McIntosh lb, Terry
Campbell if, and either Rod
Golden or Bill Rich c.
Oregon will take the field with
Dick Schiosstein lb, Jim John
son 2b, Pete Williams 3b, John
Keller ss, George Shaw cf, Jerry
Ross If, and either Jim Pingree,
Bob Wagner, Bernie Averill or
Maddox in rf. Neal Marlett will
catch.
Emeralds Club Indians
In Exhibition Victory
PALO ALTO, Calif. (API—
The Eugene Emeralds baseball
team of the Northwest league
pounded out an 8-6 decision Tues
day over the Stanford varsity.
Stanford Shortstop Rich Scra
maglia hit four singles in five at
bats.
Eugene .000 103 220-8 10 3
Stanford 121 100 100-6 7 2
Page, Hodges 4 and Dapper,
Berry 8; Young, Jones 4, Brown
6, Highsmith 7, Payne 7 and
Swartz.
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