Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012, January 14, 1966, Page Five, Image 5

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    Freshmen Teams
Set Full Weekend
JKKKV ANHKKSON
freshman Hoop Coach
Saturday's induction day for
freshman wrestlers and gymnasts
with both teams scheduled to get
its lirst taste of inter school com
petition
The rnalmen will face visiting
Clark Junior College of Vancou
u-r Wellington at 1 p.m in th<*
wrestling room of the men's PE
department while the gymnasts
host Cottage Grove and Sheldon
High Schools at 9 a m in Mc
Arthur Court
l-'ro h luisketballers, with four
games under their belt, will In
active that evening, taking on
the Oregon Medical and Dental
Schools in a game immediately
preceding the Oregon Washington
State varsity contest
The Frosh will also play Friday
night against lanvcr Columbia
Junior College of Washington
Doth games are set for fi p.m
The freshman wrestling team
is a little different than in pre
vious year- Coaches used to have
difficulty in filling all the weights,
hut now there is actually compe
tition in several of the divisions
for the top spot
iloiness Coaches
Coach Art Keith is “real
pleased'' about this Hut he’s on
a tour of Washington and Ore
gon with the varsity and won't
he able to watch his youngsters.
Assistant mentor Don Hoiness,
a former state collegiate cham
pion front Oregon and hack from
three years service with the Ma
rines in Japan and Viet Nam, has
taken over the coaching details.
Scheduled to compete this
weekend are Terry Huffman
(North Eugene) at 123, John West
(Reedsport) at 130, Dave Baronti
(South Eugene) at 137, Larry
Bottoms (Oakridge) at 145, Rande
Eranke (Gervais) at 152, Barney
Zchleisger (Medford) at 160, Dick
Bellock (North Salem) at 187,
Mike Stowe (North Bend) at 177.
and Nick Shur (La Grande) at
heavyweight.
"We could be in better shape,
and we ll have to work more on
takedowns; but this group has
talent and a lot of spirit. We
should do well," said Hoiness.
The gymnasts also have a prom
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ixinK group but, according to
coach Dick Smith, “looks sloppy
and need a lot of work.”
Cymnasts “Need Work"
I he most outstanding individ- i
lial so far appears to be Wayne
Nooker of San Jose, California,1
who will compete in the all ,
around event. The other all-!
around man, Bob Leech fro m
South Kugene, also, according to
Smith, "looks good.”
The team is fairly thin in other
areas. Spence Kissler (South Ku
gene) will compete on the high
bar and long horse, while Dennis
Scholdizer (South Salem) and Ro
ger Cook (Thurston) will add {
strength on the still rings.
Coach Jerry Anderson’s fresh-!
man hoopster’s currently sport a
2 2 record but have not seen ac
tion since before Christmas.
Four players, notes Anderson,!
, have been playing very well. Rick
! Abramson from McMinnville, the
team's leading scorer, is a definite
varsity prospect, as is Jim Hannon
(Portland), who has been "real
aggressive” on the boards. Clax
ton Welch (David Douglas) and
(•Ion Campbell (Thurston) also
were singled out.
As far as the team is concerned,
the big game of the season is next
Friday when it meets the Oregon
I State Beavers at Corvallis. “If
we lose all our other games, but
beat Oregon State, we’ve had a
satisfactory season,” smiled An- j
derson.
Future varsity players? "We've
got at least two,” he said. “Ab
ramson and Hannon. If they keep
up like they've been doing, they 1
could make it next year.”
Sports Slate
Friday
Oregon vs. Washington, varsity
basketball at McArthur Court,
8 p m.
Oregon vs. DSC, varsity swim
sing at Ixw Angeles. 4 pm.
Oregon vs Washington State, var
sity wrestling at Pullman. 7
pm
Oregon vs. Lower Columbia JC,
frosh basketball at McArthur
Court, 6 p.m.
Saturday
Oregon vs Washington State, var
sity basketball at McArthur
Court, 8 pm.
| Oregon vs. UCLA, varsity swim
ming at Los Angeles, 2 p.m.
Oregon vs Washington State and
Chico State varsity gymnastics
at McArthur Court, 1 p.m.
Oregon vs. Kastern Oregon, var
sity wrestling at La Grande, 3
pm.
; Oregon vs. Medical Dental School,
frosh basketball at McAr
thur Court. 6 p.m.
Oregon vs. Cottage Grove and
Sheldon High Schools, frosh
gymnastics at McArthur Court, i
9 a.m.
| Oregon vs. Clark JC, frosh wrest
ling in the wrestling room, 1
p.m.
IM Schedule
Handball
4:00 Boynton vs. Kappy Sigma.
4:45 Sherry Ross vs. Douglas.
Basketball
3:50 Court 40, Spiller A vs.
Thornton A.
Court 43, Robbins A vs.
Parsons A.
4:35 Court 40, Gamma A vs.
Philadelphia A.
Court 43, Sigma Phi Epsil
on A vs. Theta Chi A.
5:15 Court 40, Phi Kappa, Psi
A vs. Chi PsiA.
Court 43, Sigma Nu A vs.
Tau Kappa Epsilon A.
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