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About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (May 21, 1962)
UO Splits Twin Bilt With WSU Cougars Oregon'h varsity baseball team split a doubleheader with the Washington State Cougars Sat urday at Pullman, losing the first game 7-4, but winning the night cap 8-1. WSU hurlcr Bob Stephens spaced 7 hita evenly as the Cou gars took the opener. The Duck* jumped off to an early lead on a leadoff homer by John Livingston, and singles by Handy Nosier and Kric llardin, and a squeeze bunt by Ken Jensen made it 2-0 at the end of the second frame. WSU came back with a homer by Zeke Blockinger after the UO scored two more runs In the fourth, and won It In the fifth League Play Over In Girl's Softball Final league games of the Wo men's Intramural softball com petition ended last yeek. This week there will be playoffs in the Wednesday night league. The fol lowing week will be the big game between the winners of the Wed nesday ana Thursday night leagues. IIKKK AKK the standings: Wednesday league W I, Ann Judson 3 0 Highland 3 0 University A 3 0 Carson 3 and Pi Beta Phi 1 2 Dyment and Chi Omega 1 2 Kappa Alpha Theta I 2 Cloran 0 3 Susan Campbell A 0 3 Hendricks A 0 4 Thursday league W L T Susan Campbell C 4 0 0 University B 2 0 1 Rebec it Alpha Delta Pi 2 1 0 Carson 1 & 2 12 1 Trl Delts 12 0 Hendricks B 13 0 Sifema Kappa 0 3 0 Carson 0 0 4 0 WRA Sports Day Results Given Following are the results of the Women's Recreational Associa tion Sports Day held May 19. The final results are: Archery 1st. 2nd, 3rd—University of Oregon Bowling 1st Portland State College 2nd University of Oregon 3rd Oregon State University Hi-Series 1st University of Oregon 2nd Oregon State University 3rd Portland State College Hi-tlame lst-2nd—University of Oregon 3rd-- Portland University Badminton-Doubles 1st Pacific University 2nd University of Oregon 3rd Oregon College of Education Singles -1 Tie for 1st—University of Oregon Oregon State University Portland State College Singles- 2 1st Oregon State University 2nd- TIE--University of Oregon & Oregon College of Education advertising works for you I with four runs wending the Duck'd Arba Ager to cover. In the second game, Nosier drove in two runs with a dingle, and Cal Dean contributed a home run. The Webfoots won it in the sixth with pitcher Robbie Snow driving in the final two runs with a dingie. The dplit put the Ducks out of reach of the Oregon State Beav ers who are now 11-2 with but two games remaining on the slate. Northern Division W I. Fct. <»B Oregon State 11 2 .846 — Oregon 6 ft .fttft 4 Washington State 6 ft .fttft 4 Idaho ft M ,.88.*> 6 Washington 3 II .214 8'/2 Frosh Netters Whip Rooks, 5-2 The Oregon Frosh beat the Oregon State Rooks 5-2 in tennis Saturday. SINGLES Mike Brundage (ITO I d Mel Chow (OSU), 6-4 6-4. Dick Stark (UOi d Lee Smith (OSUI, 6-1, 8-6. Merwin Logan (UOi d Jim Bowie (OSU),, 6- 2, 6-1 Dennis Greer (OSUi d M;ke Rstey (UOi 5-7. 6-2. 6-2 Dick Courrcges (UOi d Marty Filings!on (OSUi, 6-2, 6-3. DOUBLES Stark - Brunda ge , (UOi d Chow-Smith (OSU), 6-2, 7- 5. Greer-Ellingston (OSUi d Neil Steinberg-Al Mildrexler (UOi, 6-1, 6-4. Duck Soccer Club Edges Beavers, 4-2 THE UNIVERSITY of Oregon1 Hoccer team beat the Oregon State club 4-2 in a game played at Corvallia Saturday. The inter national team is made up mostly of Congolese, but there are .some 1 Americana on the squad. Other countries represented are: Bel gium, the Netherlands, Korea, ! and Canada. The first half ended with a score of 1-0 in favor of OSU. Jan Broekhoof of the Netherlands scored early in the second half for the Ducks to even the score at 1-all, but the Beavers quickly scored again to go ahead 2-1, Hernii Bontongo of the Congo evened things up with another goal. BKKNAKKD LOLYA put the Webfoots ahead for good with a free kick which traveled over 40 yards. Late in the half, Close Botonga added an insurance goal to give victory to the UO. There will be a match here next Saturday between the same two teams. Patty Berg Wins MUSKOGEE, OKLA. (UPI) Patty Berg captured first place money in the $7,500 Women's In vitational open golf tourney at Muskogee, Oklahoma today. Miss Berg registered a 290 to pick up a purse of $1,200. Shirley Englehorn and Ruth Jessen tied for second with 292. Mickey Wright was next at 297 while Kathy Whitworth and Marlene Kagge had 298’s. Use Emerald Classified Ads— JlftofMiriy ® EMERALD DUCK HI ftDLKK Jerry Tarr shown moving up on far right in 440 hurdles. Tarr won the race easily in 52.0. He announced after the race that he may compete in this event in the NCAA finals. (Emerald Photo by Broom» Salem your taste every puff Yai Ci c/s • With every Salem cigarette, a soft, refreshing taste is yours. Salem’s special cigarette paper breathes in fresh air ... to smoke fresh and flavorful every time. Smoke refreshed... smoke Salem! • menthol fresh • rich tobacco taste • modern filter, too Created by R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company . V
