Webfoot Grid Practice Going Well
By PAUL POI.SKY
Associate Sports Editor
„ Football, baseball, and a very
big track meet coming up with
UCLA were the main topics at
Oregon Club Monday. Coaches
•Len Casanova. Don Kirsch, and
Bill Bowerman spoke at the week
ly luncheon held at the Eugene
Hotel.
Spring practice has begun and
Cas reports that his squad of 80
varsity hopefuls have been run
ring through their paces since
late last week.
■'We hope to have a tough
team." said Cas. who opened his
lb'th season as head coach "After
three days of practice we have
yet to throw a pass, which is some
what of an oddity for us con
sidering how much we relied on
that in the past.” he continued.
Cas reports that his charges are
.practicing with a lot of enthusi
asm and are doing quite well.
Players Going Two Ways
A look at some of the person
rel shows that all players are
going both ways, offense and de
fense. with backs Jimmy Smith.
Ciaxton Welch, and Steve Jones
doing good jobs so far. Cas also
mentioned the two new JC trans
Riflers End Year
On Winning Note
The University rifle team con
cluded its regular season in a
winning way in a recent meet at
Junction City
Chuck Ramsdell, in the kneel
ing division. Walt Greenwood, in
the sharpshooter class, and Terry
Carter, in the standing expert
class, won individual champion
ships for the team. The sharp
shooter and marksman squads also
took firsts.
fers from Boise, Idaho, are look
ing quite good.
Casanova invited the public to
his first scrimmage w h i c h he
hopes will be Saturday and an
eye opener for the fans.
Don Kirsch, the Oregon base
ball coach, talked next about his
baseball team and its weekend
series with OSU.
“I was not happy with our per
formance in the series and was
a little discouraged. However, our
two teams are real close to equal
strength and it was a tough
series."
Ducks Lost Anyway
Kirsch pointed out that the
Ducks outscored the Beavers in
runs. 10-9. hit more homeruns.
3-1, and garnered 11 hits to only
three for the Beavers in the sec
ond game of Saturday's twin-bill.
But the Webfoots still lost.
Kirsch credited pitcher Mike
Nicksic with an "outstanding job,"
saying that the hurler "fought
them hard all the way to win."
'Nicksic wins games with craft,
cunning, and deception, and I
was tremendously impressed with
i his courage.” Big Mike, from
j Kent. Wash., gunned down the
Beavers. 4-2, in the first game at
I Corvallis.
Kirsch was also pleased with
the hitting of Steve Bunker who
began to rap the ball over the
weekend, along with Ron Del
planche and Dick Armstrong, who
hit “well at times.”
No Key Hits
One of the main problems was
the Ducks' inability to get the
key hit at the right-time. The
problem was compounded in the
second game Saturday when
steady Joe Kniser had trouble
finding the plate and got behind
a lot of hitters and had to throw
in the good pitches.
Bill Bowerman, Oregon’s an
swer to the Wizard of Id. began
OREGON’S Steve Bunker is forced out at second base on an in
field grounder during the Duck-Oregon state doubleheader at Cor
vallis Saturday. The Webfoots. now 1-2 in the Northern Division
baseball race, meet Washington in a three-game series on Howe
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his appraisal of the UCLA Bruin
track team like this: "It's been at
least 1980 since we've been as
badly outmanned as we will be
Saturday against UCLA.
“UCLA has a splendid track
team,” Bowerman added. “They
have a fine sprinter and good ones
in the 440 and 880 with possi
bilities for natioual champion
ships."
Bowerman pointed out distance
ace Boh Day and 880 man Dennis
Breckow as two outstanding ath
letes. However, the Ducks have
the Bruins outmanned in one
Emerald
SPORTS
Duck Net Team
Drops Decisions
Oregon's tennis team dropped
its second and third straight
matches last weekend, losing to
Seattle University and University
of Washington by identical 6-3
scores. The team's season record
now stands at 5-3.
The Ducks managed to take
only two of six singles matches
and" one of three doubles in losing
to Seattle Saturday at Seattle.
The Duck singles victories were
registered by Bob Donnelly, 6-2,
6-10, and Bob Whitman, 7-5, 6-3
Jim Horne teamed with Whitman
for Oregon’s sole doubles win.
Against Washington Friday at
Seattle, the Ducks could fare no
better, again picking up two sin
gles wins and one doubles It
was Chuck DeardorfT and Tom
Lehmer who gave Oregon its sin
gles points, DeardorfT winning,
2-6, 6-3. 7-5, and Lehmer winning,
1-6, 6-4, 6-2. Bo Miller and Dear
dorfT fought from behind to take
their doubles match, 4-6, 6-4, 6-3.
After eight matches, the tennis
ladder stands with Jim Horne
ranked first, Miller second, Dear
dorfT third, Donnelly fourth,
Whitman fifth, and Lehmer
sixth. Sophomore DeardorfT has
compiled the best record on the
team, winning seven straight as
a number five player and losing
his only match as a three play
er.
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and that is the managers. The
Ducks have two line ones.
Looking hack to Saturday's in
vasion of California, the Ducks
upped their season fual meet
wins from 10 to 3-0 and added
a triangular win for a 4-0 season
mark.
Another 10.0 Race
Concerning 10-Hat sprinter Mike
Deibele, Bowerman feels that the
sophomore has taken the fact that
he is the lone sprinter too seri
ously and he is pressing a little
too much for good efforts.
Diebele ran a good race Satur
day, another 10 flat, and finished
fifth.
"Jcre VanDyk is a good 440
man but he can't take Cal's For
rest Beatty. He tric'd and was
with him until the last 200 and
then fell to the Bear flyer and
finished a tired fourth," said
Bowerman.
The Duck coach also had praises
for hurdler Boh Blum who "ran
a very fine race. For the first
time he looked smooth and pow
erful going over the hurdles. Even
the two senior hurdlers are com
ing right a 1 o n g,” commented
\ Bowerman.
Coach Praises Brame
“Steinhauer got a good double
at Berkeley in the shot and disc,
as did Wade Bell in the half and
mile races. Ken Moore also did
a good job," commended Bower
man.
Herman Brame received a lot
of credit from his coach for his
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