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About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 21, 1957)
(I oitlinual from f'tiiii' one) whon another Webfoot wan run thug A t out Shanley: Sutherland could only describe him. "Hhan ley won it for Oregon," the sub dued WHO mentor Halil. "lie's the count'll g real eat running back." Oregon'-* first Tl> drive was engineered with perfection Ity quarterback .lack Crabtree. (iiiirli leu Casanova’* crew, after a tense, motionless opcrt ing quarter, were uwardeil the ball on their own 17 after stall ing a ( ougar drl\ e. Shanley, through the middle, and Morris on the outside, alter nated rushing, ami Crabtree |>a.s ei| complete to halfback < 'barley Tourvillc for one I t yard gain, and sighted rookie end Alilcn Kimbrough with another pas* that ate up an even dozen yaid*. Monts, again, carried three straight times for six, six. and thr*-«* yards, then Crabtree clicked to Tourvtlle on the left side for 15 more yards, and a first down on the Cougar 12. With one eye on the clock 'Just a little over a minute remaincdi, Crabtree gave to Morris on a pi'. h at right end that moved the tistl to the WHC six, then the I>■ * k fullback gained five more on the left elite Without hesita tion Crabtree pushed It over on a second down situation.diving atop a crowd of frantic defending Cou gar Morris added his first CAT a d the I links had only time to k:< koff before the Intermission. The Webfoot's second score be g.i after tackle Jerry Kershnnr patented a recovery of J>on KHer n k s fumble on the WSC 3 . It t<sik one play from throe I'holps, after nabbing the pitch oat from quarterback Sandy Fra nc r, floated to his right, spied Khanley sandwiched between a pair of WHC napping defenders and lobbed and arching pass to the right halfback. Hhanley caught It easily, tip toed to the Cougar lb, then shot by ttie lust WHC lurching oppon ent, Jack Fanning, for the touch down, his fourth score of the year. Morris easily kicked what turned out to be the games de cider. Cougars Bounce Bark Fa' k shot the Cougars, though. Almost as quick as center Dave Fish kicked off for the Ducks. I lie Staters shook Newman loose He threw to Klllngson for 17 vards, and the Cougar end made the game's best catch with a twisting, sprawling catch near the north sidelines. Then Newman threw complete to halfback Laroy Rath for 11 yards, and followed this with a perfect draw-handoff to Stevens up the middle for a 12-yarder. Kllersiek ran for seven ami Stev ens pushed for nine yards, and with the hall on the Duck or.e yard line, Stevens punched for the score Aldrich converted for a H-7 hall game. When the Cougars sen r id minutes later, It was a play from the Duck l«*nch that saved a It It standoff. Chuck Os tMirne, at fullback, getting day light from a huge hole opened by guard Harry Mondale and center lloti l*eterson, dove for the upright ball as Newman swung his foot. "I didn't think I could block the kick." Osborn* happily re lated, "but I could see his foot aimed toward the left when I Jumped." By that little margin, the hall 'eft Newman's foot, hit the post upright at the cross bar and fell free on the field. Coach Casanova was a humble, happy person in the Oregon dressing room hysterics minutes from the final gun, yet he had group of his performers. "Shan ley and Morris were great," he said, "and Mon dale, Wheeler, and Welch defended real well.” "We were tired in the last quar ter," Cas admitted. "But they defended us almost too good. They’ve a good defensive ball club." Sutherland frauds Ducks Sutherland, too, thought the Duck's defense meant the ball game. "They should be compli mented for their fine spirit," he '♦aid, "They don't make many mis takes, do they?" The great Oregon victory was tainted somewhat early In the opening quarter when starting center Norm Chapman, rushing after an Oregon punt, was nailed by a Cougar blocker, and suf fere 1 a possible dislocated ankle. The Medford senior was carried from the field, but x-rays Mon day, will reveal the complete In jury. And about the Hose Bowl* "They're all tough from now on," ( as said with a smile. "How can we think about the Rose Bowl?" Yet the 40-year lid on the cov et e<i Pasadena glory lifted par tially for the Ducks. California gets crack number one before Hayward Field fans this Satur day. meeting the newly crowned PCC leaders at 1:30. Then in or Stanford, California, WSC Chase Webfoots for Title Oregon Oregon st. \Va*.h. St. I ( L\ h lanford < .iltfornia U axil. I S< Idaho Oregon's Washington r< C Standings W I. IVt. s I* 0 I.IMMI It 11 41 45 si* IK 14 0 6 triumph over at Pullman .061 .661 ,«fi1 .500 .500 .000 .000 .(Kill I* \ HI 26 S6 2K S3 IS 40 S2 29 14-13 State Saturday put the Webfoots In the drivers seat in the Pacific Coast Conference race with three wins and no losses, but none of the other Hose Bowl eligible clubs are clone to being out of the race yet. The Cougars have defeated "eligible*,” California and Stan ford and rate a 2-1 conference record, good enough for second place to Oregon at this pbint. The "Bay Area" clubs have each lust only one game ami therefore can’t be counted out of th.' race. Both dubs huve yet to face the Ducks and could move ahead of the Hose Bowl race w*»h victories over Oregon. The Vtcbfoots meet California at Hayward field next Saturday an,i Stanford at Palo Alto the following week. Stanford held 11s chances together Saturday with a 21 11 victory over Washington’s Huskies at Seattle. Fulllmek f huek Shea from Beaverton Ruined 128 yards In 211 carries t° lead the Indians’ ground f ores* to 235 yards rushing. Washington took the lead in t-'<' first cjuurter on a sneak by 'iiskie quarterback A1 Ferguson, ( huck Taylor’s club scored 'vir° in the second period and °uce in the fourth before the Huskies finally tallied attain with two min lies loft in the game. California won its first game of the season over Southern Cali fornia’s winless Trojans 12-0 in Berkeley's Memorial Stadium. The penalty ridden game saw the Bears score once in the first quarter and add an insurance tally in the third quarter. t'pset of the week In I*CC play was I’CI-Vs easy 2G-7 \le tnry over previously unbeaten Oregon State College at I»s \ngeles' Memorial Colislum. The inspired Bruins, led by the running and passing of tailback Don l^ong, scored once in each of the first two periods and twice in the third quarter before allowing the Beavers' lone score In the final minutes of play. The PCC's only other confer ence team, Idaho, allowed a COP touchdown in the final period of their game at Stockton, Calif., after scoring the first time they had the ball to tie the Tigers 7-7 in a Saturday night non conference game. I tie nig len race in me tvosc Row] wan thrown wide opon Saturday with two shocking; upsets of pre-season favorites. Purdue scored twice in the third quarter to upset Michigan State’s previously number one team in the nation, 20-13. The j Spartans went into the game a 21-point favorite but sophomore quarterback Ross Fichtner paced the Boilermakers to three scores in the second and third period for the victory. Illinois knocked off fourth ranked Michigan State, 31-13, behind the running of halfback Bob Mitchell and the signal call ing of quarterback Tom Haller. The lllini chalked up 270 yards running and 109 yards passing to Rain their second victory of the ; season. In other Big Ten competi tion: Iowa topped Wisconsin 21-7 with some second half power; Ohio tstate smashed weak Indiana 56-0 while train ing nearly 400 yards rushing; and Michigan scored three times in the fourth quarter to se! down a spunky Northwest ern eleven. Other top games in the nation included Oklahoma's 44th straight victory, a 47-0 shellack ing of Kansas; Texas A&M's close 7-0 victory over Texas j Christian; Duke's 34-7 triumph jover Wake Forest; Auburn's 3-0 shutout over stubborn Georgia | Tech; and Texas' 17-0 upset win lover Arkansas. GAS-TOONS AL LINDLEY u a. ■ — “ ... ana why does Madam think she can persuade me to service her ear AHEAD of others?” We look ahead to the service for all our customers. AL LONDLEY'S SHELL SERVICE We give S&H Green Stamps and never close Phone Dl 5-4214 Franklin & Walnut St. BAD BUKAK for the Dorks eame on the fifth play of Oregon's ganie with Washington State Saturday when center Norm Chap man dislocated his ankle. The Webfoots won anyway, 14-13. der. the Ducks play Stanford. Washington. Southern Cal and deleveled Oregon State. Final Statistics: Oregon VVSC Yards gained rushing 193 163 Yards lost rushing 9 15 Yards gained passing 95 114 i Net yardage 279 262 Passes attempted . 11 22 Passes completed ........ 6 10 Passes intercepted by.... 1 1 First downs rushing .11 7 First downs passing 5 7 First downs penalties 2 0 Total first downs . 18 14 Punts .7-27.0 6-40.0 Av. punts returns . 6 6 Yardage penalized . 27 90 Fumbles lost 0 1 Army ROTC Sets Rifle Team Plans Formation of a University rifle team is currently in the planning stage by the Army ROTC depart ment. The team would be sep arate from the regular Army ROTC rifle team, and a women's team may be formed also. Colonel Leonard E. Wellendorf has received several invitations from universities and colleges throughout the nation for com petitive matches, including invi tations from three university women rifle teams. READ EMERALD WANT ADS Wash and Wear Raincoats Both single breasted and Trench coats are available in a neautral oyster color. 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