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NORTHERN DIVISION
BASEBALL STANDINGS
Team W L Pet .
Oregon . .3 0 1.000
Washington State .... 2 0 1.000
Oregon State 1 0 1.000
Washington 4 4 .>00
Iclaho . 0o .000
Friday’s Results
Oregon 13, Washington 12.
Saturday's Results
Oregon 8, Washington 5.
By Buzz Nelson
Emerald Auirtnl Sports Editor
Oregon tripped the University
of Washington in two crucial
Northern Division baseball con
tests Friday and Saturday and
vaulted into the ND lead with a
perfect 3-0 record. The wins
were the Ducks' eighth aud ninth
straight.
Coach Don Kirsch's club won
by 13-12 and 8-5 margins and
used big innings in each game.
Both the Huskies and the Ducks
had on their hitting clothes and
the pitchers wilted before the
onslaught of base hits.
The Webfoots hit the road this
weekend for six games in eight
days. They face Washington
State at Pullman Friday and
Saturday, Idaho at Moscow Mon
day and Tuesday, and Washing
ton at Seattle Friday and Satur
day after that.
Play the Emeralds
The home schedule takes up
again May 17 when they are
scheduled against the Eugene
Emeralds at Emerald park. Ore
gon State will be here for a
doubleheader on May 20. and
the Ducks will journey north to
Corvallis for another twinbill on
May 21. That winds up the
Northern Division season.
In the Friday game Washing
ton jumped to a 5-0 lead in the
first inning, but Oregon peeked
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Against Eugene
With half the schedule already
washed out. Oregon's Frosh
baseball squad will make still
another effort to open the sea
son against Eugene high school
today at 3:30 on the EHS dia
mond.
A scheduled game with the
Oregon State Rooks Saturday
was cancelled.
Eugene's Axemen are young
but boast one of the top prep
squads in the state. Although
weather conditions have prevent
ed the Axemen from opening
their district 5-A-l season, pre
league action has proved them
tough to beat.
The Frosh have plenty of ac
tion billed for this week, with
McChord Air Force base slated
for a doubleheader Wednesday
and Clark college scheduled for
single games Friday and Sat
urday.
Wilson, Williams Place
In Billiards Tourney
Oregon placed two men hSgh
up in the finals of the National
Intercollegiate Billiard cham
pionships. held at Michigan State
college Saturday.
Stan Williams finished second
in the three-cushion faceoff, and
John Wilson placed third in
straight rail billiards.
I away until they assumed a 10-5
I edge. After the first, pitchers
Bill Garner and Terry Maddox
held the Huskies to one hit until
the ninth.
Oregon's big blows were a
three-run pijjch homer by Norm
Forbes in the fourth and a bases
loaded triple by Jerry Ross in
the seventh.
But in the ninth the Huskies
rallied for seven runs with two.)
out to snatch a 12-10 lead. Then
: in the Oregon half Ross singled,
; Neal Marlett got life on an er
ror. Terry Maddox walked, and
NORM FORBES
Returns to Lineup
John Keller walked to force in
one run. Jim Johnson then pow
ered a long double over the cen
terfielder’s head to score the
winning runs in the 13-12 Oregon
victory.
Webfoots Slug
The Saturday game was a little
i drab after a big eight-run Ore
j gon splurge in the second inning,
j Pete Williams smacked a two
| run homer to get things going, j
and Forbes hit a triple for an
; equal distance.
Johnson hit well in both games
and raised his season's average '
to .356. top mark on the Oregon
team. Close behind are Shaw at
1.348 and Williams at .347.
FIRST CAME—
Washington
Bahard, ri .
| Scott, 2b-ss ...
j Brady, c .
Watson, lb .
Geiger, cf .
Reimcr, p.
Reams, p .
Rosselli, If .
McClary, 3b ..
Hill, p .
Lajala. p .
* Jarvis, 2b .
liuletz, ss .......
* * Pressey, cf ...
Totals .
Oregon
Keller, ss
Johnson, 2b .
Shaw, cf
Schlosstein, lb
Williams, 3b
Ross, If .
Wag tier, rf
Averill, rf
Mariett, c .
Archer
Garner, p .
‘“Forbes .
Lundell, p .
Maddox, p ..
Totals .
B
. 4
...0
.. 3
.5
4
. 3
0
. 0
4
...3
3
0
. 2
2
.. .1
34
B
....3
...5
3
4
4
.. 1
4
0
...1
1
....2
0
38
H
3
0
2
0
0
0
0
2
1
0
0
0
0
0
10
H
0
2
1
1
2
3
0
0
0
0
0
1
1
0
11
0
2
0
2
6
11
2
0
0
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
25
0
2
3
3
8
1
2
3
0
5
0
0
0
0
0
27
A
0
«i
0 I
0]
0 I
0
0
0
1
1
0
0
6
0
8
A
3
2
0
0
1
0
0
0
3
0
0
0
0
0
9
One out when winning run scored.
* Fanned and popped out for l.ajala in
9th.
“ Fanned for Huletz in 9th.
“‘Homered for Garner in 4th.
**** Ran and
Washington ....
Oregon
Pitcher IP AB
Hill . 7 28
Lajala ........ 1 5
Reimer (L) 1-3 3
Reams ...... 0*r 1
Garner 4 15
Lundell 4 2-3 17
M addox (W; 1-3 2
for Marlet in 9th
.500 000 007 12
.010 300 423 13
R H ER BB SO
8 7 4 5 4
2 2 2 2 0
112 10
2 10 0 0
5 6 5 4 2
3 3 5 2 2
4 12 2 0
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*
E Scott : R llallanl 2. Scott 2. Iltady
2, \V:ils«n. Giger J. Ro**elli 2, McClary, j
Keller 2. Johnson. Shaw, Schlosstein, Wil
liam* 3, Ross. Archer. Marlett, Forbes,
Maddox. RBI Ballard, Brady J. Rosetli 4,
McClary 2. Keller, Johnson 2, Schlosstein
2, Williams. Ko»» 4, Forties .1. 2B Brady
2, Johnson 2, Roselli, Schlosstein, Wil
liams. Koss. ,IB McClary. Ross. HR —
Forties. SB Roselli, McClary. Sac. Bal
lard. Ill* Fuseli i (Garner). WP Mad
dox. PB Marlett. Left Wash. 5, Ore
gon 9. Time: 2:35.
SECOND GAME—
Washington B
Ballard, rt ..... 5
Scott. 2b .... .. .3
far vis, 2h t
Brady, c .... .. . 5
Watson, lb 4
Geiger, cf .... J
Presses. cf . .... I
Russelli. If 5
McClary, 3b . ... 3
Hulets. ss .3
R rimer, p 1
Reams, p 2
* Hit! 1
• "George 0
l.oLila, p 0
Totals ... 0
Oregon B
Keller, ** 3
Johnson, 2b ... 4
Shaw, cf 5
Schlosstein. lb .. . . 1
Williams, 3b 5
Ross, It ... ...3
Forbes, rf . ..... 4
Avert!!, rf 0
Marlett. c .... —3
Blodgett, p .4
Maddox, p . .0
Totals 32
* Singlet! fur Reams m 8th,
•* Ran for Hill in 8th.
H O A
2 5 0
1 2 I
0 2 0
2t>0
0 8 0
l 0 0
0 1 0
1 0 0
0 0 3
1 0 4
Q 0 0
0 0 1
1 0 0
0 0 0
0 0 0
0 0 0
H O A
0 l 5
2 1 2
1 I 0
011 0
2 l 0
1 2 0
1 1 0
0 1 0
1 8 0
0 0 3
0 0 1
8 27 11
Washington
Oregon »
Pitcher IP AB
Reitner (I.) 1 -f- 5
Reams 6 23
Lajala 1 4
7 2-3 31
Blodgett (W >
Maddox ... 11-3 6
004 000 010 5
080 000 OOx 8
R H ER BBSO
2 4 2 3
5 5 14 1
0 10 11
5 6 2 5 7
0 3 0 0 0
E Brady 2. Ballard, Williams. K Bal
lard. Brady. Geiger. Rosselli. Huletz. Kel
Itr. Johnson. Shaw , Schlosstein 2. Williams,
Ross. Forbes. RBI Scott. Rosselli 3. Hill.
Johnson, Williams 2. Forbes, Marlett. 2B
Ifnletz. 3B For be*. ^ HR Williams, Ros
selli. SB Shaw 2. Keller. Johnson. Sac.
Marlett. I)P Maddox to Kellr to Schlos
stein. HP Johnson t Reams). WP Mod
grtt 2. Left Wash. 9. Oregon 9. Cmp*
Fleskas and Henke. Time: 2:29.
IM Schedule
Monday
Softball
3:50 Sigma Alpha Epsilon vs. Pi
Kappa Alpha, north field.
Sigma Alpha Mu vs. Phi
Kappa Sigma, south field.
Kappa Sigma vs. Campbell
club, upper field.
4:55 Cherney hall vs French hall,
north field.
Straub Frosh vs. Hunter
hall, south field.
Gamma hall vs. Barrister
Inn, upper field.
Tennis
4:00 Sigma Nu vs. Delta Upsi
lon, courts 4, 5, 6.
Golf
Delta Upsilon vs. Phi Gam
ma Delta, Oakway.
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FENNELL’S
! ON THE CAMPUS
Varsity, Frosh
Nab Tennis Wins
A sweep In the doubles brought
Oregon's varsity tennis team
from behind to take a close 4-3
decision from Oregon State Sat
urday, as the Ducks won their
first Northern Division match.
And the freshman team com
pleted an all-winning weekend
by dropping the OSC Rooks and
Springfield high.
Bob Baker and Ron Carlson
teamed to defeat OSC's sopho
more pair of Norm Merrill and
Bob Jensen in the final doubles
match to give the Ducks their
victory. The final set scores were
7-5, 3-6, 6-4. Don Bonime and
Dick Gray had previously beaten
Dick Jacobson and Pete Overton
6-3, 6-3 to tie the match.
Frosh Triumph
Coach Hilbert Lee's Frosh
team saw action both Friday and
Saturday, bouncing the prep
pers by a 6-1 count and defeat
ing the Rooks by the same score.
Frosh Trackmen
Take 3-Way Meet
With the aid of four spring
football players. Coach Bob Mc
Collum’s Duckling cinder team
swamped the Oregon State
Rooks and the Portland Track
and Field team to the tune of
74, 49, 38. Saturday at Hay
ward field. The mainstay in Ore
gon's behalf was workhorse Jack
Morris, who won the century
dash in 10.1, captured the 220-yd.
low hurdles in 25.4. and anchored
the winning mile relay team.
The most outstanding effort
of the day was OSC's Wayne
Moss's high jump of 6’ 4”. He
completed his share of blue rib
bon finishes when he won the
shot put at 43’ Ex-Oregon
distance expert Pete Mundle was
up to snuff in the mile and two
mile. He toured the four lap
race in 4:29.1, and the two mile
in 10:12. Don Meskimen of Ore
gon finished second in both
events.
Stewart Jones suffered the only
singles loss to the Millers and
Stan Kalapus dropper the only
match to the Kooks.
Carlson opened the Beaver
match with a 7-5, 1-6, 7-5 win
over Merrill, but Overton coun
tered by overcoming Baker, 3-6, .
6-1, 7-5. Gray defeated Jensen
by 6-3, 6-3 and Jacobson tipped
; Bonlme. 6-3, 6-4. And State's
! Emory Keolanui topped Oregon's
■ Dick Hamilton in the final slng
1 les match. 4-6, 6-4, 8-6.
Gary Boedlghelmtr of the
Kooks registered the only OSC
win in the Frosh meet by down
nig Kalapus, 1-6, 6-4, 6-4. In
I other singles action Marv Woods
: beat Charles Cook of OSC, 6-2,
6-3; Jones whipped Jan Jack
son, 6-1, 6-2; Brian Booth out
lasted Allen Frazier, 4-6, 6-3,
6-3; Don Robinson won from Lee
Stevens, 6-1, 7-5.
Take Doubles
Kalapus and Woods teamed to
defeat Boedigheimer and Fra
1 zier 6-4, 6-2 and Phil Lowthian
i and Robinson whipped Jackson
| and Cook, 6-3, 7-5 in doubles ac
tion.
Kalapus defeated Bob Smith
of Springfieid high in a rnara
tfion-llke match of 10-8, 11-9 to
lead the Fro:*h to their Friday
afternoon win. Woods topped
Tom Bourgeois 7-5, 6-1; Bob
Stewart of the Miners upset
Jones 10-8, 6-1; Booth drubbed
Jerry Leek, 6-2, 6-2. and Robin
son beat Don Williams 6-2, 6-0.
in singles action.
The team of Woods and Low
thian beat Leek and Williams In
the only doubles match by a
I straight-set score of 6-4, 6-2.
Next action for the varsity
squad is against Idaho in Mos
cow May 6.
Sports Staff
Desk Editor; Buzz Nelson.
Staff; Jerry Claussen, Chuck
Mitcheimore, Jack Wilson, Bob
Rogers, AI Johnson.
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