Varsity swimmers
lose to Ducklings
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Fine raid Hfiortit Writer
A powerful freshman swim
squad edged the varsity swim
mers 51-46 in the annual frosh
varalty meet Saturday morning
In the University of Oregon pool.
The frosh gained the decision
as a result of a victory in the
400 yard freestyle relay, the final
event in the meet. Besides earn
ing them the victory, the team's
winning time of 3:34’.75 gave
them a new freshman record in
this event, and bettered the mark
of last year's varsity, who set
the old record against the Univ
ersity of Washington In the 1959
Northern Division Champion
ships.
All but one of the winning
times bettered the times set In
the same meet a year ago.
FOUR other new frosh records
were established in Saturday's
competition. The 400-yard medley
relay team, composed of Pete Ful
lerton, Mack Hlrayama. Norm
Swanson, and John Tompkins
won their event in the record
smashing time of 4 :08.6.
Other freshman who bettered
old marks were Arthur Thomson,
winner of the 100 yard freestyle
event, Pete Fullerton who took
■ a second place behind Gary Dahl
in the 200 yard backstroke com
petition. a n d Mack Hirayarna,
fust m the 200 yard breaststroke
event.
Two varsity records were also
wiped out in the meet. The 400
yard medley relay team, compos
ed of Gary Dahl, Tom Herman.
Mike Hastings, and Kon Nakata,
although taking a second spot to
the frosh team, still came through
in the record-breaking time of
4:09.6. Mike Hasting set a new
standard in the 200 yard butterfly
race with a mark of 2:22.45.
ARTHUR THOMSON, in addi
tion to his triumph In the 100
yard freestyle, came across the
line first in the 220 yard free
style event, to stand as the only
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swimmer to grab two meet vic
tories in Individual competition.
Pete Meuleveld, Dave Boyd,
Kick Friberg, and Tom Herman
all contributed five point victor
ies to the losing varsity cause.
Meuleveld copped a win in the
200 yard Individual medley, Frl
berg took the diving competition,
Boyd led the field in the 50 yard
freestyle event, and Herman set
the pace in the 440 yard free
style.
Swim coach Don . Van Rossen
was pleased with the results of
the meet, and is Very optimistic
in regard to the coming season.
DU, Theta Chi
IM net victors
Delta Upsilon "B” and Theta
Chi "B” took wins in last Thurs
day’s Intramural Volleyball tour
nament. The D.U. forces dropped
Chi Psi, and Theta Chi beat Phi
Kappa Sigma.
The four other scheduled mat
ches ended with forfeit wins. Chi
Phi forfeited to the Delta Tau
Delta ”B" team. Yeomen forfeit
ed to Car.ard "A". The Legal
Kagle “A” forfeited to Campbell
Club. Tau Kappa Epsilon took a
forfeit decision over Lambda Chi
Alpha.
The Delts took the first game
from Chi Psi, 15-11, but the Chi
Psis came back to even things
up with a 15-7 win in the second
contest. The D.U.s took the final
match and the victory with an
easy 15-5 win.
The Theta Chis were only able
to field a three man squad, but
still managed to drop the Phi
Kappa Sigmas in two straight
seta. They took the first one
15-6, and clinched the win with
a 15-il victory in the second.
Frosh drop Rooks, 6-0
By LARRY GRAVES
Emerald Sports Writer
The Oregon Frosh ended an un
defeated-untied season last Fri
day afternoon, taking a hard
fought 6-0 decision from the Ore
gon State Rooks on Hayward
Field’s muddy gridiron.
The only score of the game
came In the second period on a
seven yard aerial from Frosh
quarterback Bob Berry to end
Dick Imwalle. The play culmin
ated a 31 yard march that start
ed when Mel Renfro recovered
a fumble in the Rook backfleld.
Th« try for the extra point fail
ed.
The Frosh threatened to score
several other times when they
pushed their way deep Into Rook
territory only to surrender the
ball on fumbles or pass inter
ceptions.
IN THE FOURTH quarter the
Rooks threatened to score, mov
ing the ball on two successive
drives inside the Frosh ten yard
line but each time coach John
Robinson’s Ducklings were equal
to the occasion, containing the
Rooks on both fourth and one sit
uations.
An estimated crowd of 2,000
watched the Frosh roll almost at
will although unable to push the
ball into the end zone.
Renfro again proved to be the
strong man of the Frosh offen
sive attack, picking up 59 yards
in 14 carries. He also intercep
ted a Rook pass, recovered a fum
ble and caught a 21 yard aerial
from Berry.
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HALFBACK Monte Fitchett
and fullback Lucious Bain added
sting to the Frosh forces. Fit
chett rambled for 47 yards in
11 tries and Bain gained 49 yards
in 17 tries.
Duckling signal-caller Berry
completed 6 of 11 passes for 78
yards and one touchdown.
Tailback Rich Shields led the
Rooks offensively, picking up 81
yards running and completing
two of nine passes for 15 yards.
Rook fullback Bruce Williams
gained 35 yards in 13 carries.
The 6-0 score was exactly the
same score by which the Frosh
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