UO-OSU Hoop Rivalry This Weekend
OTARI) l>\vi: KAFOL’RY drives for two points again't Washing
ton in last weekend’s contest. The hustling senior, who’ll be ready
for Oregon State avion Friday and Saturday, has scored 65 points
and picked oil 16 rebounds for Oregon this season. Kafoury has
excited Duck fans by scoring at a 12.3 clip in league competition,
while shooting a .123 percentage. dim Chaskin Photo
EMERALD SPORTS
Harnett, g f
1'inkstafT, c
N Jones, g
Craven, f
Kafoury, g
Thomas, f
Jennings, g
Smith, f
DuShane, g
Franz, c
.1 Jones, g
Nicksic, g
Itomppancn, f
Totals
Opponents
Duck Hoop Stats
(11 Games)
(, FGA FG Pet. FT A FT
8 127 52 409 62 46
11 132 51 386 46 34
11 123 53 431 33 20
11 108 43 .398 28 16
10 71 30 423 6 5
10 43 17 395 20 8
9 32 11 .344 20 16
6 30 12 400 15 9
8 26 10 385 11 9
11 27 11 407 6 4
3 10 4 400 0 0
6 3 2 .667 2 1
1 1 0 .000 0 0
11 733 296 .404 249 168
1! 762 301 395 278 192
FAC
Pet. Reb. PF TPAvg. Avg.
.742 58 26 150 18 8 20 5
.739 99 30 136 12 4 9 3
.606 37 32 126 11.5 9.5
571 77 15 102 93 9.3
.833 16 21 65 6 5 12.3
.400 38 17 42 4.2 0.7
800 34 13 38 4.2 2.5
.600 21 13 33 5.5 2 0
818 16 18 29 3.6 2.0
.667 19 14 26 2.4 3.0
.000 2 4 8 2.7 ....
500 2 3 5 0.8 0.0
.000 4 1 0 0.0 ....
.674 500 207 760 69.1 67.0
.691 567 210 794 72.2 77.3
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By PAUL POL8KY
Associate Sports Editor
The war is on!
Friday evening and Saturday
afternoon the Oregon State Bea
vers and the Oregon Ducks will
continue their long rivalry, this
time on the hardcourt, with a pair
of basketball games.
First, the Ducks, 5-6, will trav
el to Corvallis for an 8 p.m. en
counter at dill Coliseum, and
then Saturday afternoon the
Ducks will host OSU in a region
ally televised affair at McArthur
Court beginning 'at 2:30 p.m.
Although these games will not
count in the PAC league stand
ings, both teams will be after the
coveted Chancellor’s Trophy
which annually goes to the team
that wias the season series.
The Ducks will be very eager
for the Beavers as they would like
to wrest that trophy from OSU.
As it stands, the Beavers have
won the symbol of supremacy
12 of the 13 times it has been up
for grabs since the inauguration
in 1953.
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Looking at the Beavers, Duck
coach Steve Bclko remarks that
"they are much stronger than
last year, and they have good
hoard play.” Once again the Bea
vers, 94, under coach Paul Val
enti this season, are a well drill
ed and very slow, deliberate team.
They are very disciplined.
Belko reports that the Ducks
have been working against a zone
defense during practice this week
and that he is doing this mainly
out of necessity. He does ex
pect them to go mainly man to
man but they might sneak in with
a zone. He also said that he can
not remember a Paul Valenti team
using a zone defense.
Belko has also primed his
charges against the press. He was
not satisfied with their perform
ance against the press used by
WSU last weekend and has tried
to rectify that situation in prac
tice.
“Our main problem will be
their over all balance,” said Bel
ko. "We must take the good shots
because if we miss we may not
be able to get the hall back for
awhile.” And it's pretty hard to
score without the ball.
Captained by White
Looking at the OSU personnel
coach Paul Valenti’s team is
captained by Charlie White, a 6-4,
189- pound senior from Detroit,
Mich. He is a transfer from Mon
terey JC in California.
White is considered by Belko
to be one of the most dangerous
players on the Beaver team.
White can lead the offense, shoot,
and handle the ball about as well
as any guard in the league. Last
year he was the second highest
scorer with 250 points and had
183 rebounds.
So far this year White has been
instrumental in leading the Bea
vers to a 3-1 league record and
first place tie with Stanford and
UCLA. Against SC White dumped
in more than 20 points to pull the
Beavers out of a tight situation.
His defensive play has been out
standing.
Loy Petersen, a sophomore
transfer from Pepperdine College
in Los Angeles, has also been
good for the Beavers. The 6-5,
190- pound forward, took a lot
of the scoring in the first few
games but recently has been
somewhat quiet. Coach Belko is
hoping to keep him that way
over the weekend.
Before the season started Pe
tersen was rated an outstanding
sophomore prospect, one of the
best seen at OSU of all time.
IM Schedule
Basketball
3:50—Court 40, McAllister B vs.
Douglas B.
Court 43, Dvment B vs.
Clark B.
4:35—Court 40, DeCou B vs.
Counselors B.
Court 43, Pi Kappa Alpha
B vs. Chi Phi B.
5:15—Court 40, Sigma Nu B vs.
Phi Gamma Delta B.
Court 43, Kappa Sigma B
vs. Tau Kappa Epsilon B.
Handball
4:00—DeCou vs. Hawaiians.
4:45—Phi Gamma Delta vs. Par
sons.
He is a fine shooter and can hit
with both hands. His only defi
ciency is experience and he has
picked up a lot of that so far
this season.
Belko also had praise for Rich
Whelan, a seasoned veteran with
an improved shooting eye and
good ball handling techniques.
"Whelan is a definite shooting
threat,” Belko said. Scott Eaton
at 6-3 and 192 pounds is another,
Beaver to watch. Eaton is a much
improved shooter from last year
who possess terrific speed and
good defensive player.
The only other thing, if these !
weren’t enough already, that wor
ries Belko is the Beaver’s bench
strength.
Coach Paul Valenti has named
Eaton, White, Fredenburg, Whel-!
an and either Petersen or Harry
Gunner to start Friday’s game.
Closed Practices
All this time the Ducks have
not been standing still. During
the week Belko has held closed
practices and worked very hard.
Tuesday night the Ducks work
ed long and hard, deviating from
their usual early week programs.
Wednesday the Ducks worked
hard but not as long and plan
to close our drills with a short
workout Thursday afternoon, j
Belko usually doesn’t like to work
his teams too long and hard be- i
cause injuries tend to crop up ‘
easier and the players get tired.
One of Belko’s biggest concerns
was Bob Craven, the 6-7 forward
from South Eugene who has been
coming into his own in the last
couple of weekends. Craven is
suffering from an infection but
reports indicate that he will prob
ably be ready.
The Ducks are also looking for
Nick Jones to continue his up
ward swing into stride. The jitter
bugging Ducks scored 27 points
last weekend and showed flashes
of his fine sophomore form. His
defense on the tough Washing
ton and WSU guards was tremen
dous. Another good effort from
Jones will be a great asset to the
whole team.
The continued fine play of
guard Dave Kafoury has also
been a big boost to the Duck
attack The 6-0 senior from
Cleveland High in Portland has
turned in fine performances of
late, including some fine clutch'
shooting from long range and
good defensive work.
Then there is Jim Barnett, the
noblest Duck of them all. Bar
nett turned in some of the fin
est plays seen in recent years
last weekend at Mac Court with
his fine shooting and ball han
dling abilities. And all of this
with those sore fingers of his
still-cushioned hand with foam
rubber and tape.
Barnett led the Ducks to two
weekend wins against WSU and
Washington with a total 44 point
effort and fine all-around play.
With this in mind Paul Valenti
of OSU will have his hands full
trying to defend the flashy Duck
and hold the Oregon scoring ma
chine for the weekend.
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