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Varsity Bowling
Picks Members
Eight Oregon students earned
spots on the varsity bowling team
following tryouts that have been
held throughout the past three
weeks.
These eight join the six mem
bers of last year's team to form
a doubles league which will be
rolled two nights a week on the
Student Union lanes. Action be
gan Monday night, while the
second league will begin Wednes
day night.
The new team members include
Bill Warner, Ed Marges. Arni
Fredrickson, A1 Honda, A1 Loney,
Dave Amato, Lenny Brown and
Bob Abbey. The six varsity mem
bers are Jim Parker, Larry Bell,
Mike Alford, Mike Crawley, Rod
Smith and Dave Young.
Rounding out the league as an
eighth team will be Pat Wiley and
Kent Forrester
Coach Lou Bellisimo has a num
ber of matches on tap this term
in preparation for the Region 14
tournament, which Oregon hosts
February 10-12. Oregon has won
the tourney ten of the past 13
years, including last year’s com
petition in Seattle.
The varsity held two inter
squad matches last Saturday.
Loney shot the top series with a
633 Other 600 s rolled were by
Alford, 624; Parker, 621; and
Bell, 619
IM Managers Set
Weigh-in, Draws
IM managers are urged to pick
up entry blanks for the IM
wrestling competition beginning
Oct. 26. The entry blank is due in
the IM office (135 PE) by 5 p.m.
Monday.
The official weigh-in will take
place 3:45-5:30 p.m. Oct. 20-21 in
the PE locker room.
In IM football. IM managers
are asked to attend the IM touch
football playoff drawing Thurs
day at 3 p.m. in the IM office.
IM Schedule
October 13
Football
3:50—IM Field, Sherry Ross vs.
Adams
Field 1. Young vs. DeBusk
Field 2. Ganoe vs.
_ Henderson
Field 3, Clark vs. DeCou
4:45—IM Field, Delta Chi vs.
Delta Tan Delta
Field 1, Pi Kappa Alpha vs.
Chi Phi
Field 2, Phi Kappa Sigma
vs. Phi Kappa Psi
Field 3, Kappa Sigma vs.
Alpha Tau Omega
Monday Results
Stafford 33, Bean East 0
Douglas 13, Thornton 2
Boynton 20, Parsons 0
Counselors 41, Burgess 0
Hauna 21, Tau Kappa Epsilon 0
Sigma Chi 19, Phi Gamma Delta 0
Legal Eagles 28, Campbell Club 0
Hawaiians 7, Philadelphia 0
Bunker Leads
Receiving Stats
Oregon’s Steve Bunker moved
into the AAWU lead in the con
ference’s pass receiving category
last weekend as he caught four
passes for a total of 18 comple
tions.
Doug Flansburg of Washington
State, last week’s leader, didn’t
snag a pass in the Cougar’s game
with Villanova and slipped to
second place. Bunker has gained
355 yards and three touchdowns
on 18 passes while Flansburg has
totaled 211 on 17.
Oregon halfback Scott Cress,
catching nine aerials, has also
scored three TDs on passes and
totaled 108 yards through the air.
Ray Palm of Oregon is tied for
third in receptions with 15 for
233 yards.
☆ ☆
Garrett, USC
Cress, Ore.
Sherman, USC
DeSylvia, Stan
Beban. UCLA
Bunker, Ore.
Eilmes, WSU
Handley, Stan.
Scholl. Ore.
Zimmerman.
UCLA
SCORING
TD I pt. FG
7 0 0
0
4
7
0
5
4
0
3
3
3
3 0 0
0 11 2
0 0
0 0
Ttl.
42:
30
28;
19'
18
18
18
18
17
15
TOTAL OFFENSE
Rush Pass
I
5
647
34
188
139
Lewis, Stan.
Garrett, USC
rrovato. Ore.
Beban. UCLA
Winslow, USC
Roth, WrSU —66
Brundage, Ore. 6
Pifer, OSU 380
Eilmes, WSU 373
Berry, Cal. 143
660
12
542
302
351
535
377
0
0
164
Total
665
659
576
490
490
469
383
380
373
307
RUSHING
TCB Net
Garrett. USC
3ifer, OSU
Eilmes, WSU
rlandley, Stan.
Earr, UCLA
Read, Stan.
3eban, UCLA
Medved, Wash.
Grim, OSU
119
71
76
63
31
54
58
42
34
647
380
373
269
221
189
188
172
163
Avg.
5.4
5.4
4.9
4.3
7.1
3 5
3.5
4.1
4.8
Judo Club Slates
YMCA Meeting
The Oregon judo club will
meet at the YMCA, 20th and Pet
terson, Wednesday night. Begin
ners will attend at 7 and advanc
ed students at 8.
The club also meets Monday
at 5 p.m. and Saturday at 2 p.m.
in the University’s P. E. depart
ment. First competition is set for
Nov. 6 at Richland, Wash.
Ski Quacks Meet
All interested skiers are invited
to the annual first meeting of the
Ski Quacks, Oregon’s ski club,
Thursday at 7 p.m. in the SU.
Ski films will be shown and in
formation about the club will be
discussed.
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Tom Trovato, Oregon quarter
back who topped the total of
fense column last week, fell to
third place behind Dave Lewis
of Stanford and Mike Garrett of
use.
Lewis has totaled 665 yards.
Garret 659 and Trovato 576. Gar
rett has gained 647 yards of his
total on the ground, a situation
that is unique to this particular
category.
Garrett, obviously, leads in
rushing with 647 yards, way ahead
of runner-up Pete I’ifer of Ore
gon State with 380 Garrett also
leads the PAC scoring race with
seven touchdowns and 42 points.
Cress trails in second place with
five TDs and 30 points.
The Ducks still lead the con
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41
33
33
26
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23
16
PASSING
PA PC
Lewis, Stan. 86
Roth, WSU 80
Trovato, Ore. 63
Winslow', USC 51
Hullin, Wash. 51
Brundage, Or. 47
Beban, UCLA 46
Brothers, OSU 53
RECEIVING
No.
Bunker, Ore.
Flansburg, WSU
R. Palm, Ore.
Moton, USC
Connelly, Stan.
Blunt, Stan
Altenberg. UCLA
Cress, Ore.
Conrad, Stan.
Sherman, USC
18
17
15
15
11
10
9
9
9
9
PI
3
5
4
3
3
1
0
2
Yds.
660
535
542
351
324
377
302
103
Yds.
355
211
233
165
138
284
155
108
97
93
TDs
3
0
1
1
0
1
1
3
0
2
PUNTING
Lewis, Stan.
Miller, Ore
Engstrom, WSU
Abena, Stan.
Berry, Cal
Cox. UCLA
Houser, OSU
No. Yds. Avg.
12 527 440
28 1174 42 0
20 831 41.6
6 242 403
27 1078 40 0
19 756 39 8
11 438 39 8
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with 919 yards, seven touchdowns
and a 230-yard average in four
games. The second place team is
Stanford with 704 yards and three
touchdowns.
Oregon also tops the rushing
defense, along with l’AC leader
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Trojans in first place und the
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