WASHINGTON STATE’S Dick Frichict performs on the side horse
during Saturday’s WSU-Oregon-Chico State double dual gymnastic
meet in McArthur Court. The Ducks topped Chico State, 146.65
100.60, but were edged by the Cougars, 152.50-145-65. John Turchi
paced the Webfoot team, scoring 7.75 points in both the long horse
and trampoline. Jim Chaskin photo
Swimmers Lose Meets
By GORDON ROSENBERG
Sports Writer
Oregon’s swimming team lost
dual meets to two of the nation's
strongest teams last weekend in
Los Angeles.
The Ducks were dumped by
NCAA champion Southern Cali
fornia Friday. 65-30. and fell to
tough UCLA. 64-30, Saturday. The
losses dropped Oregon’s season
record to two wins and three
I losses.
“USC is as strong as always,”
! stated Oregon head coach Don
Van Rossen before the meet.
The Trojans proved this fact
by rolling to an easy victory be
fore their home fans. Taking
nearly all of the first places, USC
opened up a quick lead and left
no doubt of the outcome of the
meet.
Meanwhile, UCLA put together
a balanced attack to overwhelm
the game Ducks. Fifteen Bruins
figured in the scoring, led by
freestylers Jim Keller and Jim
Bailey.
Keller swam to first place in
the 50-yard freestyle (22,9) and
anchored the Bruins crack 400
yard freestyle relay team, which
took first in a good 3:23.6
Bailey won the 100-yard free
style (50.8), finished second to
Keller in the 50-yard freestyle,
and swam the opening leg for
the freestyle relay team.
UCLA picked off eight of
1 eleven firsts, without any one
swimmer taking more than one.
Frosh Find Weekend Wins
By DAVE BARONTI
Sports Writer
The frosh basketball, wrestling
and gymnastics teams — all at
home last week—had at least one
important thing in common:
Namely, they all went unde
feated, compiling five wins (com
posite) against no defeats.
“The hoopsters. led by the shoot
ing and rebounding of 6-6 center
Glen Campbell and 6-5 forward
Jim Hannon, contributed two of
the victories, trimming Lower
Columbia junior college, 78-69.
Friday night and then upsetting
the Oregon Medical- Dental
School. 88-20. 24 hours later.
Slightly less auspicious was the
performance of the wrestlers
against Clark junior college of
Vancouver, Washington, Satur
day. Three forfeits by the losers
proved Clark’s undoing, despite
the fact that the visitors won
four of the si* matches run off.
Two local high schools—Shel
don and Cottage Grove—dropped
meets to the gymnasts in a tri
dual affair that same day—Shel
don 55-50, and Cottage Grove
63.5-405 The win over Sheldon
came with Wayne Noecker's de
feat of Sheldon's Dave Olson in
the final event on the program,
the all-around.
The basketballers were ahead
by only two (38-36) at halftime in
their game Saturday night. The
Ducklings quickly remedied that
situation early in the second half
by running off a string of baskets
and stretching their lead to 10.
The Medical- Dental School
fought back to a deadlock with
six minutes left; but the lead
never changed hands . . . Camp
bell putting the Ducklings ahead
for good at that point with a
short jumper.
Hannon and Campbell paced
the three-pronged Duckling scor
ing attack with 24 — five more
than teammate Rick Abramson
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who hit for 19 High man for the
game, however, was Steve Pauly,
former Oregon State standout,
who played for the losers, and
had 26.
Wrestlers Need Conditioning
When assistant wrestling coach ■
Don Hoiness was preparing his
freshmen for competition last
week, he suspected that his group
might not be in very good shape
But he didn’t expect them to be
as far out of condition as they
were. “Everyone of them was
whipped after the first round,”
Hoiness observed. Then he added,
“we're going to do some running
next week."
The biggest problem the frosh
had, however, was in countering
the grapevine—an important fac
tor in each of Clark's individual
wins
The only two frosh winners—
Dick Bellock, who won a 6-4 deci
sion in 177, and Nick Shur, who
registered a pin in unlimited—
each nabbed an early lead, forc
ing their opponents to drop the
grapevine and go for the pin.
Noecker Leads Frosh
Without Wayne Noeker, Dick
Smith’s gymnastic's team prob
ably would currently sport an 0 2
record instead of 2-0. But Wayne
was there, and—to his opponents
—he made that painfully evident
Against Cottage Grove, he took
firsts in the floor exercise, side
horse, long horse, parallel bars
and all-around. That's first in five
out of the seven events. Only
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Holding Wins Again
Oregon's firsts went to con
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Holding, NCAA champion diver
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Holding breezed to another
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Folinsbee took an easy victory
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Other Bruin standouts were
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•'The cold water affected out
boys a little.” commented Van
Rouen. "Their team was used to
it, but we weren't.
Oregon now has a week off
from league competition The
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