Injuries worry Casanova
as Webfoots await contest
tty BOB MUIJJN
Ktneraid Sport* Kill I or
Ivf-n Casanova finlshc<l the
work at his desk In his Athletic
Department office. In a few mo
ments he whs to Journey to the
practice field to put his Oregon
football team through its Thurs
day afternoon drills for the Ore
gon State game at Corvallis Sat
urday.
Before he left, however, he
spoke shortly with this writer.
A grim look crossed his face
when asked about the team's
Injuries. "(Charliei Tourvllle Is
out for sure,” he said, lifting his
eyes from the papers in front of
him on the desk. “(Koni Stover
says he wants to play; he’s not
in very good shape, but he'll see
action.”
ToUrville had relnjured his
leg In Oregon's 7-3 loss to
t’C'I.A lust week and Stover
hasn't played alner the Call- !
fornla game four weeks ago.
(as added that quarterback
Handy Frazer was doubtful
and tliut guard Joe Khaffeld
wouldn’t Is- up to full strength.
Of Oregon State, Casanova
noted: "They've been beating
teams that have beaten us. And
they've recovered from their in
juries while we haven't."
The Ducks dropped Pacific
Coast Conference games to Cali
fornia, Washington and UCLA.
All three of these teams lost to
tlte Beavers. And reports from
OSC Publicity Director said that
not one Beaver gridder was def
initely' not going to play.
“We’re far below starting
potential," the grey-haired
veteran of eight Oregon sea
sons went on. “Stover’s a
threat when he’s In there—even
when he’s not catching jiass
es, lie’s a threat. And Tour
Tight contests
mark IM play
Tight contests highlighted in
tramural volleyball action Wed
nesday as two of the five sets
played went the full three games.
In B action Hunter grabbed the
first game from French, but fal
tered in the next day. The scores .
were 6-10, 15-2 and 10-2. Theta
Chi racked up the only one-sided
triumph of the day, topping Al- 1
pha Tail Omega 14-3 and 7-3.
Phi Delta Theta was pusher! to
the limit by Sigma Nu, but man
aged to come off the floor with an
8-6 and 10-8 triumph. The other B
clash saw both Chemey and
Young draw zeros— via the dou
ble-forfeit route.
In A action, Sigma Phi ppsilon
edged a rugged Sigma Alpha Ep
silon squad 11-9 and 8-5. Kappa
Sigma won its second game in
two days, coming from behind
to whip Tau Kappa Epsilon 5-10,
7-4 and 11-8.
IM schedule
Friday, Nov. 21
Volleyball
3:50 McClure B vs. Morton B,
Court 40; Stafford B vs.
NWCC B, Court 36.
4:35 Sigma Alpha Epsilon vs.
Delta Tau Delta B, Court
40; Sigma Phi Epsilon B
vs. Phi Gamma Delta B,
Court 43.
5:15 Kappa Sigma B vs. Tau
Kappa Epsilon B, Court 40;
' Chi Psi B vs. Lambda Chi
Alpha B, Court 36.
LKN CASANOVA
“Injuries hurt us”
j vllle too. They added worries
to opposing team.”
When asked about the differ
ence between this year’s club
compared to last year’s squad
that nearly upset Ohio State in
a 10-7 loss in the Rose Bowl,
Casanova said, "We’ve been an
unfortunate team this year.”
He rose from his seat. "Last
year when we needed four yards,
we just made it; this year we're
getting three and a half. Last
year we caught the important
pass; this year we drop it.
“Of course we miss (Jim)
Shanley and (Jack) Morris” in
the backfield,” he added. It
was Shanley and Morris that
combined to give the 1957
Webfoots the best one-two !
running combinatioh in the
i school’s history.
Cas noted that injuries have
, hurt this year’s UO eleven too.
"When we had everybody in
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there, we did a good job, but we
aren't deep enough to fill in for
the injuries we’ve had this year.
"Many replacements didn’t get
the experience in Spring Practice
this year." Casanova referred to
the junior college transfers who
didn’t enter the University until
this fall.
A grim look crossed Casa
nova’s face. “The kids have
really worked hard for this
game,” he said. And this in
spite of the bad breaks.
One more question, Cas. Do
you want to win this one? “You
bet we do!"
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