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About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (April 21, 1959)
Webfoots slate Cougars in baseball series here Oregon's baseball squad will meet the Washington State Cou gars Wednesday and Thursday at Howe Field in the second series Oregon bowlers eye NW tourney on SU allies The Northwest Regional games will be held at the Student Union Thursday through Saturday. April 2?-25 according to tournanjenl director Lou Bellis^no. Competition for the schools in the Association of College Unions will begin Thursday with the first team series in bowling slated to begin at S p.m. Twenty schools will compete in the tournament which will in clude competition in bowling, bil liards and table tennis. Doubles and singles in bowling are scheduled to get underway Saturday morning at 9. Times have not as yet been set for bil liards and table tennis. Trophies for the three-day tour nament will be awarded at 1 p.m. Saturday in the Student Union. Schools competing in addition to Oregon are Southern Oregon College of Education. OSC. Lewis and Clark, Seattle University, University of Washington. Cen tral -Washington College of Edu cation. Eastern Washington Col lege of Education, Pacific Uni versity. Nevada. Olympic Junior College, Yakima Valley Junior College, Montana State Univer sity. Gonzaga, Western Washing ton College of Education, Idaho. Washington State. Idaho State, Montana State College and Port land State. Duck golfers top country clubbers %id Milligan's Oregon golf squad scored a 12-6 victory over the Columbia Edgewater all-stars at the Portland course Sunday. The victory. Oregon’s fifth dur ing the current campaign, kept the Ducks’ undefeated 1959 dual meet record intact. Keith Gubrud paced the victors with a 70, nipping Columbia's Bob Atkinson by one stroke. The results: Gubrud (O* def. Atkinson, 24 to 4; Lou Stafford (C-E> def. Tom Jakobsen, 3-0: Chuck Hun ter (O) def. Bill Wittenberg, 3-0; Pete Walsh (C-E i def. Tom Shaw. 24 to 4; Chuck Siver (Or def. Ross Clark. 3-0; Gary' Hval (O) def. Jim McKenzie, 3-0. This ad worth 15% off on all • seat covers • rugs • repair work • convertible tops Al's Auto Upholstery 14th & Oak DI 4-2504 better products dvertising works for you I of the 1959 Northern Division race. Coach Buck Bailey's Cougars along with Oregon State are co favorites for the title this sea son. The Ducks will be out to upend the Washington Staters. Coach Don Kirsch’s Webfoots ended Oregon State's 15 game winning streak last’Saturday and will be out to dampen the title hopes of WSC as Well as enhance their hopes of capUiring the title. Washington State and Oregon are currently tied with two other squads for the loop lead with 1-t records. Oregon has a 12-7 season record as compared to WSC's ten wins and 9 losses. s Bailey's squad has been a good pitch, no hit club so far this sea son. Coach Bailey is trying to bol ster his light hitting outfield by switching pitcher Bob Boling broke into center field. Boling ! broke hit .318 in preseason play j and hit four home runs. Arnold Pleasant, WSC third • baseman led the Cougar tutting i attack with a .411 average dur 1 ing the preseason campaign. Top pitchers for WSC are Dick SF hoop standout to enroll at Oregon All-conference forward Bill j Simmons, a veteran from the i City College of San Francisco, ; will enroll here next fall. The 6-4 hooper led the San Francisco JC five to the Big Eight : championship as a freshman this winter. Montee, Boimgbroke. tsoya swem and Elwood Hahn. Montee led the Cougar mound staff in early games with a 4-1 record and a 2.39 earned run average. Thii games are slated to begin at 3 p.m. both Wednesday and | Thursday. Sports calendar Wednesday, April 22 Baseball Oregon vs. Washington State at Hirwe Field. 3 p.m. Thursday, April 2S Baseball Oregon vs. Washington State at Howe Field. 3 p.m. Bowling Northwest Regional Games at Student Union. 8 p.m. Friday. April 24 Tennis Oregon vs. Reed College at Portland. 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