Baseball Nine
On Road Trip
Oregon utarta Ita annua) ‘>ul
clde awing" of aix games In
eight days this afternoon when
they play Waahlngton State col
lege at. Pullman.
The Ducks will follow up with
another game agalnat WSC on
•Saturday, move to Moscow to
play Idaho Monday and Tuesday.
Wednesday will be spent in trav
elling to Seattle where they will
take on Washington Thursday
and Friday.
Coach Don Kirsch figures Ore
gon will have to win five games
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Ituck First ItiHi-inaii
to remain In competition, and
that til*- VVHC series will be
the toughest hurdle. The Cougars
have a top pitching staff and it
will be well rested for Oregon.
Klrsch has nominated Terry
Maddox to open against Wash
ington State. Bill Blodgett is
the likely starting hurler for
Saturday's game. Bill Garner,
John Lundell. Pete Williams, and
Jim Leh! are also available tor
mound duty.
IM Schedule
Friday
Softball
3:50 Umbda Chi Alpha vs. Pi
Kappa Alpha, north field.
Tau Kappa Epsilon vs. Sig
ma Alpha Epsilon, south
field.
Phi Kappa Sigma vs Camp
bell club, upper field.
4:55 Chi Psi vs. Kappa Sigma,
north field.
French hall vs Hunter hall,
south field.
Nestor hall vs. Straub
Frosh, upper field.
Tennis
4:00 Sigma Alpha Mu vs. Beta
Theta Pi, courts 4. 5, 6.
Goir
llale Kane vs Alpha Tau
Omega, Oakway.
Monday
Softball
3:50 Cherney hall vs. Hunter
hall, north field.
Sederstrom hall vs. Alpha
hall, south field.
Legal Eagles vs. Philadel
phia house, upper field.
4:55 Sigma Alpha Mu vs. Camp
bell club, north field.
Sigma Phi Epsilon vs. The
ta Chi, south field.
Phi Gamma Delta vs.
Lambda Chi Alpha, upper
field.
Tennis
4:00 Tau Kappa Epsilon vs.
Dorm counselors, courts 4,
5, 6.
Golf
Phi Delta Theta vs. Beta
Theta Pi, Oakway.
Track
4 :55 Sigma Nu vs. Gamma hall,
intramural field.
Hale Kane vs. Phi Kappa
Sigma, intramural field.
Frosh Baseball Team
Edges Rook Nine, 7-6
By Jack Wilton
Em*r*td Sportt Writer
Dan Lane socked a three-run
j homer in the second inning and
I struck out eleven batters while
allowing only eight scattered hits
to lead the Oregon Frosh to a
7-6 win over OSC’s Hooka
’ Thursday.
First game of the season for
the Frosh dlamontlmen. It saw
Duckling hitters collect 12 safe
blows and hunch their runs In
the second and fifth Innings.
Second Hacker Twink Peder
son of the Hooks had a home
run and two doubles in hiH four
attempts. The Little Beavers
scored three in the third, and
single runs in the fifth, sixth and
ninth innings.
i Ron Dodge started off the big
second stanza with a dump single
into left, his opposite field. Jer
ry Unless sacrificed him to sec
ond, and Left Fielder George
Simpson clipped a hard single
to left to bring him around, ad
vancing to second on the peg.
Dale Dickey kept the rally going
with another single through
shortstop. Then Lane stepped up
and clouted his circuit blow over
the bank in left field.
The Rooks came right back in
the third, however. Lane Issued
walks to the first tv/o men to
face him, then found the plate
only too well an Pederson
slammed his round-tripper.
Oregon State picked up an
other run in the fifth after two
were out. Pederaon pounded out
the first of his doubles, and
Tommy Bowen brought him home
with a single into center. Lane
put out the fire by wriffing
cleanup man Larry Brown for
the second time.
The Oregon fifth went thus
ly: Une walked. Bob Oiler*
was safe on an error. Terry
Burke beat out an attempted
sacrifice to load the bases.
Jim Plfher (topped out. Jerry
Waldrop walked, scoring Lane,
and Dodge whacked his double
into left scoring Oiler* and
Burke as the ball went past
the catcher. Dick Jarvis and
Hlmpson flew out to end the
inning.
Gene Stott and Pederson
scored the final runs for the
Rooks. Pederson started off what
might have been a game-winning
rally in the ninth by doubling and
scoring on a passed ball. But
Lane took care of Brown on a
dribbler to the mound, and LeRoy
Hanley ended the game by
grounding out to Shortstop Jim
my White.
The Ducklings take on Clark
Sig Ep, Phi Psi Nines
Get Softball Victories
Extra-base hits were the or
der of the day in Thursday in
tramural softball action, and
Sigma Phi Epsilon, Phi Kappa
Pal. the Legal Eagles and Al
1 pha Tau Omega emerged victor
ious. In addition. Phi Delta The
! ta was awarded a forfeit win
over Delta Tau Delta.
The Slg Eps massacred Ih-1
ta Epsilon pitching and ran tip
a 24-1 winning margin. Five
home runs were included in
the carnage and Mike O’Hara
stilled the III* bats with just
one base hit.
Theta Chi tallied six runs in
their half of the first inning, but
the Phi Psi nine came right back
to get seven tallies in both the
second and third innings, and
took an eventual 15-6 decision.
Larry Anderson outpitched
Art Weatherford for the win
and Kverett Stiles led the way
for the winners at hat by
pounding out three hits, includ
ing a home run.
Marc Anderson's 2-for-2 hit
ting led the ATO's to a 4-1 win
over Beta Theta Pi. Winning
pitcher Jerry Hamilton spaced
four Beta hits to overcome Dick
Van Allen in a hurling duel.
And in the final game Max
Ingerson pitched his Legal
Eagles to a one-sided 9-2 win
over the Dorm Counselor nine.
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JC today at 3 in the first of a
two-garne series.
Rooks
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Howni, s*
Brown, If
Hanley, c
Stott, cf
Carrigan, rf
Phillips, 3b
Ackerman, p
Pickens, lb
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•Singled for Ackerman in sixth.
Prosh
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Burke, 2b
Pifher, »*
Waldrop, rf
Dodge, c
I'rness, cf
Simpson, If
Dickey, lb
Lane, p
Hastings, 2b
White, s*
Jarvis, cf .
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Rooks .003 011 001—6
Prosh .040 030 00* 7
RBI Pederson 3, Bowen, Phillips, Lane
3, Simpson, Dodge. 2B Pederson 2. Stott.
Dodge. HR Pederson, Lane. Sac. Burke,
l*mess. DP Bowen to Pederson. UropS—
Schopf, Boqua. Time: 2:30.
Top-Rated Golfers
To Face ND Foes
The conference-leading Oregon
golf team will go into action at
Moscow today in a Northern Di
vision match with Idaho in the
first of a weekend pair of meets.
The Ducks are riding atop
the standings after two fairly
easy wins over up-and-coming
Washington and tough Oregon
State. Idaho, as well as Wash
ington State- who the Webfoots
play Saturday- is not expected
to give Coach Sid Milligan's team
any trouble.
The Ducks took along a high
ly-rated group of divoteers to
match strokes with the Vandals
and Cougars, Captain Nell Dwy
er, first man and the only double
letter winner in the squad, will
lead the team composed of Bob
Takano. Bob Norquist, Barry
Ott, Justin Smith and Howard
Zenger.
The Idaho team, which lost to
Washington 20-7 but beat WSC
1412-12,'S in their only two con
ference starts, is short of ex
perienced swingers. First man is
Bob Adamson, the school intra
mural champ of last year. The
only two lettermen are Dave
Powell and Bob Campbell. Other
team members are Tom Lindsey,
Bill Summers and John Benzin,
The WSC team is also short on
letterman golfers. The Cougars
feature Larry Graft in the first
slot who shot a low of 74 in the
VVSC-Idaho match.
WSC, Vandals
On Net Schedule
With a warm-up win over the
Oregon Medical school Wednes
day on their record, the Duck
tennis team headed for the In
land Empire to meet the Idaho
Vandals in Moscow today. Sat
urday, the Webfoots move over
to Pullman to face Washington
State.
Coach Hilbert Lee’s netmen
are strong contenders for the
second spot in the division be
hind champion Washington.
The Ducks took a 4-3 decision
from Oregon State last week
end, but previously lost a 7-0
nod to the powerful Huskies.
In the Med School match, three
former Northern Division stars
almost led the losers to an up
set win. Ex-Oregon star Ron
Lowell and former OSC stand
out Pete Carter, along with an
other ex-Duck player in Martin
Magi, were instrumental in the
Medics fine showing.
It took a final doubles win
by Dick Gray and Dick Ham
ilton to turn the tide to an
Oregon victory. Gray and
Hamilton downed Magi and
his partner in straight sets,
6-2, 6-1.
All the points for the Medics
were earned by Carter and Lo
well. Carter beat Bob Baker in
a singles match 1-6, 6-4 and
Lowell polished off Ron Carl
son, 6-3, 6-4. Gray, Hamilton
and Don Bonime all won their
singles contests, while Carter
and Lowell teamed to defeat Ba
ker and Carlson in the doubles.
For the WSC and Idaho
matches, the usual five of
Carlson, Baker, Bonime, Ham
ilton and Gray made the trip.
The Idaho team has yet to
score o mint.
An all-junior team leads WSC.
composed of A1 Ostness. Gary
Clifford, Bill Meyers. Tom Trim
ble and Jack Bannister. The
Vondals claim four lettermen—
Barry Rust, Sonny Long, Jim
Richardson and Roy Clements—
and Keith Spencer.
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