3 Matches In 2 Days
Matmen Await Weekend
By BOB HAGIST
Emerald Sports Writer
Oregon wrestlers have a big
weekend ahead of them—three
matches in two days.
Friday night the Ducks take
on the Washington Huskies at
McArthur Court right after the
basketball game with Goniaga
Then Saturday at 2 p.m. they
meet Portland State and that
night the Webfoots are against
California, again following the
Goiuaga basketball game
Last year against Washington
the Webfoots came out on the
short end of a 15-9 score. The
Huskies have graduated Rich
Ruggers Slate
Washington Trip
A winless record and a sopho
more-studded team travel to the
state of Washington today to
try to get the Oregon ruggers on
the .tinning track.
The team is in Bellingham to
day for a game with Western
Washington. Saturday it travels
to Seattle for a league game with
Washington.
Eight sophomores are in the
starting lineup for Oregon. After
four games this season the team
lias a tie to show for itself—
and three losses. The tie. though,
came in the ruggers' last game
with Oak Bay. B.C.
Despite its record, the ruggers
still have a chance at the league
title, since Oregon is only 0-1
in league play.
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Bell, two-time Coast champ at
177. but otherwise are just about
the same. Reuter pointed out that
Oregon is stronger this year.
The Oregon coach looks for
a real close and tough match with
Washington. The Huskies have
three real good men, said Reuter.
In the 123-pound class P. (7. Phil
lips is a better than average
wrestler.
Dick Wooding, at 137, is also
one ot the better Washington mat
men. He holds a 2-1 career mark
against Webt'oot Monrad Bjorge,
whom he will face in Friday's
match.
In the 157-pound match the
Huskies have Ron Johnson.
Portland State is not as strong
as they have been in the past, said
Reuter.
During the last few years they
have always been one of the out
standing teams on the Coast.
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UO Rifle Record
Oregon rifle team member John
Refsnider broke the school rec
ord by hitting 197 out of 200 tar
gets in competition with the
Junction City Rifle Club Tuesday,
although his mates lost the match
to their hosts.
He had a perfect score in three
of the four shooting positions —
prone, kneeling and standing
His three misses came in the sit
ting position. His 50 for 50 score
standing was also a record. The
old mark was 195 by Ben Kahale
kuler in 1957
And Refsnider almost didn't
win, despite his record. Eldon
Powell of Junction City had Ref
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missed three of his last four
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I This year they have lost to Cal
Poly, 16-12, a team that the
1 Ducks beat, 19-8.
Could Be Close
Portland State has some good
wrestlers who could make the
match real close At 157 pounds
they have Les Brown. Brown tied
Oregon’s Doug Muck last year.
A penalty point gave Ron Dex
: ter a 6-5 win over Charlie War
ren last year. Another good Vik
ins is Ron Calhoun who will wres
tle at either 130 or 137.
Reuter said that he didn't
know too much about California
He had not been able to obtain
any information about the Bears.
The last two years the Ducks
have won 30-0 against the Cali
fornians and have never lost a
match to them.
For Oregon Hiro Hokkyo will
lead off in the 123 pound class
Hokkyo. a black belt in judo, is
relatively inexperienced in wrest
ling. but he is learning. His two
wins thus year were by falls.
Robertson at 130
At 130 pounds Doug Robertson
| will start for the Ducks. Robert
! son, a sophomore, has a 4-3-1
record. At 137 Bjorge is set for
i the Webfoots. Bjorge. hampered
by an injury most of the season,
has an 0-2 record.
Charlie Warren will set his 6-2
record on the line against tough
opposition. Warren was fourth on
the Coast last year. Muck also
will face outstanding opponents
in the 157 class. He has a 5-1 rec
ord.
Sophomore Bob Mitchell will
'wrestle at 167 He has a 7-1 ree
i ord.
Glenn at 177
In the 177-pound class t h e
Ducks have Bruce Glenn. Glenn.
' out of school last year, won the
; national AAU 171 pound cham
pionship. He has a 7-1 record this
1 year.
In the heavyweight class t h e
Ducks have Bob Keeney Keeney,
also with a 7-1 record, was Coast
; champ at 177 last year.
The Frosh have two meets
i scheduled this weekend. Friday
: they meet Clark College in Van
couver, Wash Saturday they take
on Multnomah Athletic Club at 1
p.m., just before the varsity
match.
IM Schedule
Thursday, Feb. 13, 1964
Basketball
3:50 Court 40, Stafford A vs.
Clark A.
Court 43. Parsons A vs.
Ganoe A.
4:35 Court 40, Blue Mountains A
vs. Deady A.
Court 43, Hale Kane B vs.
DeCou B.
5:15 Court 40, Pi Kappa Alpha
B vs. Philadelphia B.
Court 43, Betas B vs. Fiji
B.
Handball
Counselors vs. Stafford.
Yesterday’s Results
Basketball
Phi Psi A, 28. Fiji’s A, 10.
History A, 16, Dyment A, 13.
Barrister A, 13, McClure A, 9.
Sigma Nu A, 21, Chi Psi A, 6.
DeCou A, 23, Morton A, 9.
Legal Eagles A. 17, Psychology
A. 8.
Handball
Teke’s 2, Sigma Chi 1.
Oregon Bowlers Seek
Region Championship
By JANET O'DELL
Kincrald Sports News Kditor
Oregon’s varsity bowlers will
be defending their Region 11
championship this weekend, us
tournament competition gets un
der way in Corvallis today.
Other Oregon teams entering
the tourney, which is sponsored
by the Association of College
Unions, will be women’s Itowling,
bridge, chess, pocket billiards,
three-cushion billiards and table
tennis.
Both the men and women bowl
ers will roll their nine games
today, while the other teams will
see action on Friday. They will
be competing against colleges
from California, Washington, Ida
ho, Montana and Oregon.
Lou Bellisimo's varsity bowlers
—Bill Starnes, Dennis Murphy,
Andy Smith, Bon Babjar and Jim
Bradbury—will be looking for
their ninth regional championship
in the past 12 years. Last year
at Berkeley, they took top hon
ors in the team event, w h i 1 e
Bradbury and Starnes finished
second in doubles, and Murphy
grabbed second in singles.
In addition, the trio copped sec
ond, third and fifth in all-events
(total pins for nine games). The
top five bowlers in the tourney
are sent to the nationals, but the
ruling that allows only one bowl
er from each school to go pre
vented Starnes and Murphy from
making the trip to Buffalo, New
York.
Of the 20 men’s teams entered.
Bellisimo figures UCLA to be
Oregon’s toughest competition
He also expects Washington,
Stanford and Cal to send strong
squads
Bowling for Oregon’s women’s
team, coached by Miss Corlee
Munson, will 1m1 l*at Johnson.
Mariann Furrer. Betty Peary, I)ee
Colick and Janet O'Dell
They will be competing against
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Hubert Adams, chess; (lail Drib
skov and Edwin Kam. pocket bil
liards; Walt Hautnann, three
cushion billiards; and Yu Lee
Lee and Paul Roos, table tennis.
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