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About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 21, 1965)
Oregon Looks for Wo. 1,,. Football Team Meets Utes * iinriMiy in uian m*nan nnother «trin« of football names Saturday. And Oregon Duck followers will be hoping the string con tinues this coming Saturduy night in Salt Lake City when the Web foots meet the itedskins in Ute Stadium Utah's eight-game winning streak was brought to a halt Sat urday by Arizona's 10!) win in Salt Lake City and the Oregon varsity will travel to Utah with the idea of continuing the Red skin’s losing string. And the Ducks, off a 17-15 vic | lory over Pittsburgh in the two school's openers last Saturday, will be fighting to keep their own winning streak alive. The game will be Utah’s third of the 1905 campaign, as they defeated Montana State, 28-13, j Sept. 0. Their eight-game winning string included a 3241 victory over West Virginia in the Liberty Howl last season and a 14-0 win over Cali fornia of the AAWU. liorthwlck Parcs Utes Halfback Hoy llorthwick, a rookie from Vancouver, B. C-, and two-year man Kich Groth, the Ute quarterback, pace the Red skin offense. Borthwick gained 115 yards in nine carries for a 12,7 yds. per carry average in Utah's win over Montana State. He scored one touchdown, a 68 yd run in his first attempt from scrimmage, in the Montana State win, and the single Utah tally against Arizona. Groth, back to quarterback the Utah offense, connected on eight of 14 passes in the Montana game for 88 yards and one touchdown, hitting wingback Gary Heard for the score. Groth gained 34 yards rushing in that game for a total of Welcome To ERB MEMORIAL SU BARBER SHOPPE 6 Barbers to Take Your Money 8:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. TUESDAY through SATURDAY Located: Bottom of S.U. Building Phon« 342-1411 Ext. 1909 132 yards. Utah used both running and passing offense equally in their Montana win while they employed a passing offense basically Satur day against Arizona. Utah began the 1965 season as an inexperienced squad with only two of the ’64 starting offensive eleven returning. Coach Kay Na gel also lost his entire starting defensive backfield. But the Redskin defense in re ality gave up only one score in Arizona’s 16-9 win as the Wild cats scored one touchdown on an intercepted pass and another two points on a safety. Line Averages 214 Utah, which gained co-cham pionship status in the Western Athletic Conference 1964 foot ball race, along with Arizona and New Mexico, averages 202 pounds on the offensive team. The line weighs in at 214 pounds and the backfield 181. The Redskin offensive interior line is bolstered by 230-pound junior right tackle John Stipech. Senior Greg Kent, left tackle, weighs in at 225 pounds Bruce Bean, a 220-pound junior, and Ketil Moksnes, 202 pounds and a senior, claim the guard spots while 211-pound junior Pat Mc kissick holds down the center position. According to Nagel, standouts after the two Utah games have been defensive end Bill Morley, McKissick, Moksnes, defensive halfback Jerry Pullman and power end Frank Mazzotta. Moks nes, Pullman and Mazzotta all work on both offense and defense. Oregon has met the Redskins nine times and has won seven and lost two. The last Oregon win came in 1962 in Eugene by a 35-8 tally. Utah’s last win, a 14-6 vic tory was scored in 1961. The Ducks first met Utah in 1933, and finished with a 26-7 win. Want to really get results?— Use Emerald Classified Ads— Phone 342-1411, Ext 1818. Swingline tMik f 1 ] Do they have , a 4th of July in England? (Answert below} f2] Take two TOT Staplers froai three TOT Staplers, < aid what do yoo have? < This is the Swingline Tot Stapler w 98* (Including 1000 staples) Larger size CUB Desk Stapler only $1.49 no Digger tnan a pack of gum-but packs the punch of a big deal! Refills available everywhere. Unconditionally guaranteed. Made in U.S.A. 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