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Diamond Team Sets Husky Series By BILL MORRIS Sports News Editor Coach Don Kirsch cautioned his baseball team that weekend foe Washington will be no pushover. "1 thought the team may let up a tittle since we beat Washing ton six times in Northern Division play last year." said Kirsch. “so 1 reminded them that the two play ers who contributed the most to those victories are not with us this year." Kirsch was referring to Keith Lampard and Don Banderas who were particularly outstanding against the Huskies. "Lampard went 10-19. including three hom ers. and Banderas stole five bases during the series." Kirsch re called. The Ducks play the Huskies three games during the weekend, playing a single game Friday at 3 p in . and a doubleheader be ginning at 1:30 on Saturday at Howe Field Currently the Huskies are 11-6 on the season, with a 1-2 record in Northern Division competition Last weekend they established their conference record against pre-season favorite Washington State Kirsch pointed out that all three games were close, which indicated to the Duck mentor that the Huskies will be tough. Washington lost 12 seniors last year, and are in the midst of a rebuilding year. Coach Ken Leh man believes that most of the returnees are inexperienced or sophomores, but they have good team speed and hitting power. Two year lettermen shortstop Doug Sherry and outfielder Char ley Johnson are the mainstays in the Washington lineup Outstand EMERALD SPORTS PAC Track Stats 100 Norm Jackson. UCLA Butch Lumby, OSU Larry Questad. Stan Dwight Middleton. USC Dick Lapman. WSU 220 Norm Jackson. UCLA Dwight Middleton. USC Larry Questad. Stan. 440 Dwight Middleton. USC Bob Frey. UCLA Forrest Beaty. Cal. Jim Ward. Stan 880 Dennis Carr. USC Dave Buck. USC Wade Bell. Oregon Dennis Breckow. UCLA Mile Bob Dav, UCLA Geoff Pyne. UCLA Wade Bell. Oregon Bruce Bess, USC Two-Mile Bob Dav, UCLA Geoff Pyne, UCLA John Link, USC Bob Price. Cal. 94 9 4 96 96 9.6 20 6 21.1 21.1 46 2 46 6 i 46 9 47.1 1:48.5 1:49.5 1:50.1 1:50.3 3:58 4 4:03.5’ 4:04.5 4:04.8 8:37.4 8:47.8, 8:58 4' 9:00.0 120 High Hurdles Bob Blum. Oregon Paul Kerry, USC Ron Copeland. UCLA Earl McCullouch. USC Lou Kirtman. Cal. 14.0 14.0 14.1 14.2 14.2 440 Intermediate Hurdles Paddy McCrary,Cal. 51.9 Rodger Johnson. UCLA 52.2 Dave Williams. Wash. 52 7 John Buller, Oregon 52.9 ' 440 Relay California 39.9 ! UCLA 40 0 Stanford 40.5 USC 41.3 Mile Relay California 3:10 0 UCLA 3:10 8 Stanford 3:11.7 USC 3:11.9 Broad Jump Bud Walsh. Stan. 24-4 Tonv Albin, OSU 24-4 Jerry Talbott. WSU 23 94 Mike Jackson, OSU 23-84 Discus Gary Carlsen. USC 189-84 A1 Pemberton. Wash. 186 44 Rob Stoekcker. Stan. 184-8 Randy Schneider. Cal. 177-8 High Jump Greg Heet. USC 6-10 Mike Weinreich. UCLA 6-94 Bob Keppel, WSU 6 8 Mike Parker. USC 6-64 Javelin Phil Lowry. OSU 241 1 Dick Selby. UCLA 237-4 Egil Sundbve, UCLA 235-44 Jack Bonkrude. UCLA 234-2 Pole Vault Marc Savage, UCLA 16-9 Jim Eshelman. Stan. 16-4 Bill Fosdick. USC 15-64 Chuck Smith. Stan. 15-6 Shot Put Neal Steinhauer. Oregon 65-34 Traugott Gloeckler, UCLA 60-34 Lachen Samman, OSU 58-1 Alain Drufin, USC 57-114 Triple Jump Mahoney Samuels. USC 50 14 Doug Olmstead, UCLA 49-9 Jerrv Talbott. WSU 49-0 Tony Albin. OSU 47-114 gcouian auzo service voLK$w?agea specialises WOQViT22ai26f2ip gaaQ£iT2/c<2cd: $QCZO X2Q 'Z'Q£l\12£CL CXpCQZ cC\GLs 342*2912 cCqivc co 2045 fQpil2K]U?2 bLVCf ing sophomores will dominate the Husky lineup These will include first baseman Tom White, out fielders Dave l.amhert and Mike Hall, and infielder Billy Parker. Washington’s pitching stall is headed by senior letterman Lonnie Sherick. Herb Mueller and Hon Martin serve as other front line hurlers. Kirsch said that he will prob ably start Ken Hadden on the mound in Friday’s game, and will have Mike Nicksic and Jerry Gjesvold starting the two games Saturday. Although Kirsch said he was disappointed about losing two of three games to Oregon State last weekend, he was pleased with some parts of the Duck’s game. "We outhit them and outscored them during the series but still lost two,” Kirsch said. “In the third game we had runners on with the strong part of the order Riflers Place In Tournament Sharpshooter and marksman squads of the Oregon rifle club have taken first team honors in respective divisions in the an nual Willamette Valley League tournament held this month in Junction City. In addition to firsts In team matches, several members gar nered trophies in individual com petition. Chuck Ramsdell, the team’s only triple winner, scored with a first place in kneeling and two second's in standing and aggre gate sections of marksman class. In sharpshooter class, first place kneeling was taken by Walt Greenwood while Terry Carter captured first place in standing Mike McCartney, the club's only expert class shooter, took second place standing in that division Membership in the rifle club, coached by Staff Sergeant Curtis G. McHendry, of the University's Army ROTC, includes men and women graduate and undergradu ate students and is in no way limited to ROTC cadets. Anyone interested in joining should con tact Sgt. McHendry at the Army ROTC department. at bat several times, but we couldn't get the runs across." "1 was pleased with the pitch mg performances of (ijesvold and Nickslc,” Kirsch said “Nicksie doesn’t have a fast hall right now because of an arm injury he suf fired earlier this year, lie is get ting by using a curve and being crafty." Kirsch said that he felt the hitting would have to improve if the Ducks are to be contenders for the Northern Division crown "Our pitching and defense is spotty," Kirsch said, "and our hit IM Schedule Softball 3.50—North field, Counselors vs Hawaiians South field, Robbins vs. Watson Upper field, Canoe vs. Henderson 4:55— North field, Young vs. Adams South field. Phi Gamma Delta vs. Delta Tau Delta Upper Field, Tau Kappa Epsilon vs. Kappa Sigma coir Decou vs. Beta Theta I’i Tennis Clark vs Counselors Swimming The diving preliminaries for the IM swimming competition will be held at 6 p m. Thursday in Leighton Pool. A front dive is required, along with five optional dives. Softball Results Laurel House 7. Delta Gamma 4 Highland 7. Pi Beta Phi 2 Alpha Chi Omega 4, Kappa Kappa Gamma 2 ting is going to have to make up for that." Thursday the Ducks are play ing a makeup game at Lewis and Clark. The game wus scheduled for Wednesday, but was postpon ed because of rain. Bowler Headed For Nationals Lawrence Bell, a senior at the University, finished first in all events in the recent intercollegi ate bowling regional competition to win one of the 16 spots in the national finals to he held in Ho chester, N.Y., April 24. Bell was one of 13,000 college howlers, representing schools all over the country, who competed for the berths. Rugby Meeting Set There will be an important rugby meeting for all players Thursday at 6:30 pm in the Stu dent Union The room will he posted. ENDS TUESDAY! cDONALD Today 8 05 JAMES STEWART Richard Attenborough Peter Finch "THE FLIGHT OF THE PHOENIX" Pick up & Delivery Service sieqmuiKrs "A NAME YOU CAN TRUST' 821 E. 13th 345-6321 29c. Banana Split Sale Dairy Queen THURSDAY - April 21st 13th Ave. & Hilyard 1605 COBURG ROAD 1030 COBURG ROAD
