Great Predictor
Returns to Scene
He’s back!!
Bow down all you peasants, he has returned. Now, instead
of concentrating all his powers into a few slender weeks
during the fall, that wizard of the crystal ball, the Pres
tigious Prognosticator, has consented to make a rare spring
appearance.
The special occasion for this great happening is. of course,
tomorrow’s Oregon-Oregon State track meet. P.P. will pick
the order of finish in each and every event, plus making
pertinent remarks about each. These forecasts must be
taken as the gospel truth, barring of course, an act of God.
HO OSH 1
100: Mike Diebele. UO, Tony Albin. OSU, Bill O’Toole, HO 6 3
Lumby’s hurt, but little Mike would win anyway.
220: Diebele, UO, Steve Pancoast. OSU, O’Toole. UO 6 3
Ditto.
440: Pancoast, OSU, Bob McLaren, OSU. John Shook. OSU 0 9
A Duck weak point all year, things don’t look any
better this week.
880: Wade Bell, UO, Don Scott, UO, Mike Crunican, UO 9 0
W’ebfoot middle distance power is just too much.
Mile: Bell. UO, Dave Wilborn, UO, Terry Smith, OSU 8 1
Make that 9-0 if Moore doubles.
Two Mile: Ken Moore. UO. Bruce Mortenson. UO,
Smith, OSU 8 1
Mortenson is about due for a good effort.
120 Hurdles: Bob Blum, UO, Marcial Hunter, UO,
Paul Elliott, UO 9 0
Pure Power, another sweep for the Ducks.
440 Hurdles: John Buller, UO, Paul Cope, UO,
Denny Bonn, OSU 8 1
Bowerman will be easing up by this time.
Javelin: Phil Lowry, OSU, Bill Heikkila, UO,
Ken McGowan, UO 3 6
Lowry chucks it out there.
Discus: Neal Steinhauer, UO, Don Tollefson, OSU,
Lahcen Samsam. OSU 5 4
Maybe another school record for the big boy.
Shot Put: Steinhauer, UO, Samsam, OSU, Bob Foskett, UO 6 3
Neal’s a shoo-in, and Foskett just might take second.
440 Relay: Oregon 5 0
With Lumby out, this is no contest.
Mile Relay: Oregon State 0 5
Here’s where the lack of 440 men hurts.
Pole Vault: John Hergenrather, OSU Bob McGowen, OSU,
Bob Varley, UO 1 8
Second place is really anyone’s guess.
High Jump: Carlie W’hite, OSU, Bob Shepard, UO,
John Franz, UO 4 5
This one is a toss-up. State’s as poor as we are.
Long Jump: Albin, OSU, Herm Brame, UO,
Mike Jackson, OSU 3 6
A little improvement by Brame could change things.
Triple Jump: Albin, OSU, Brame, UO,
Werner Sonnenschein, UO 4 5
W’erner’s beginning to move, but cap a busy day for
Albin.
85 60
Emerald
SPORTS
CO-OPerate
WITH
Jernstedt
\
ysnonif
\
Career Preview for Juniors Only
Juniors who are top students will have an unusual oppor
tunity next summer to evaluate life insurance selling as a
career through a specialized summer work program in our
agency.
Those selected will receive valuable technical, business, and
sales training through active participation in the daily acti
vities of the agency. This is full-time, salaried work under
direct management supervision.
Mr Englehart will be on the campus on May 11th to inter
view interested juniors. Please contact the Placement Office.
Miles P. Englehart & Associates
Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Company
1201 S.W. 12th Ave., Portland, Oregon
Phone: 228-0278
Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Company
SPRINGFIELD, MASSACHUSETTS, ORGANIZED 1851
Ducks, Beavers Collide
In Cinder Civil War
Beavers on the right . . .
Beavers on the left . . .
Beavers all around. Say Colonel,
we're surrounded.
The Civil War rivalry between
OSU and the Oregon Ducks re
sumes 1:15 p in. Saturday at Hay
ward Field when the two schools
clash in the first of two Duck
Beaver track-and field meets this
spring.
The form charts seem to indi
cate a real whing-ding alTair.
Oregon coach Bill Bowerman
said earlier this week: "The meet
could be one of the best seen in
a long time," and OSU conch
Bernie Wagner has also indi
cated that he expects a really
outstanding attraction.
Always Close
In the last six meets between
the two schools the biggest mar
gin of victory has been 15 points.
The Duck “sure” wins are in
the shot-put and discus where
Neal Steinhauer is seven feet
better than OSU's Lachlan Sam
sam, and better than 19 feet in
the discus over Don Tollefson of
the Beavers.
In the broad jump the Beavers
must be considered the favorites
with Tony Albin over 24 feet
and the Duck’s best jumper. Bob
Woodell, in the hospital with a
broken back.
However, Herman Brame has
been pushing 24 feet for the past
couple of weeks and could be a
surprise.
The Beavers have an over
whelming superiority in the jave
lin with Phil Lowry beyond the
241 foot mark. However, the
Ducks’ Bill Heikilla is overdue
to let out a big one and may make
the competition a little more com
petitive than expected if he has
a good day.
The other Duck strong points
include the 880, mile, and two
mile events with such outstand
i inn performers ns Mike Crunican,
who just received tiie most ini
l proved spiker award for his con
sistent efforts in lowering liis
times this spring. Don Scott. Wade
| Bell. Ken Moore, and Bruce Mor
j tensen.
It is likely that Bell will double
i in the mile and the 8H0 with
Moore a possible double in the
, mile and the two mile events
I Crunican and Scott are entered
j in the half mile competition.
I.uinhy Out
In the sprints the Beavers are
1 hurting with their "Hash," Butch
Bum by ailing with an Achilles
Heel condition. Mike Diebelc
must be considered the pre meet
i favorite in both the 100 and 220
However, the Ducks are in a
similar position in the 440 ns
(iordy Payne is doubtful with a
Netters Meet SOC
Oregon's tennis team hosts
Southern Oregon College Satin
day at 2 p.ra. at the Eugene Swim
1 and Tennis Club. It will be the
Ducks' last match before trav
! eling to I.os Angeles for the
’ AAWU championships May 12
!14
In a previous meeting t h e
Ducks defeated SOC, 7 2.
painful bon*' spur. If lit* Is out, the
Ducks will lost* points to the
Heavers in this event. Probable
Puck entries include Dean South
am and Paul (’ope.
The high hurdles should belong
lo Bob Blum, who owns the sec
ond fastest time in the 1’AC this
spring Blum will be Joined by
Paul Elliott and Marcial Hunter,
as they try to shut-out Beavers
Craig Sonnison and Denny Bonn.
Beavers Favored
In the pole vault the Ducks
take the back seal to two vaulters
who have ch ared 15 feet in John
llergcnrathcr < 1t) and Bob
Glni'ser. The Duck hopes include
Bob Valley and Dennis Keller.
Vnrley cleared 15 feet ugainst
PCI,A for the best Duck mark of
ltXiti.
Wagner was contemplating this
week's upcoming meet and with
a tone of amazement, analyzed
that his Beavers are one of the
only teams in the country to
meet the defending NCAA co
champions on successive week
ends.
In analy zing his team’s chances,
Oregon coach Bill Bowerman
figures the Ducks must capture at
least one relay. As he noted, "We
could be m real trouble if we
lost both relays."
W'ant to really get results?—
Use Emerald Classified Ads—
r SAVINGS MULTIPLY TOO
Iv^
1338 Hilyard
One Hour “Martinizing”
) the most in DRY CLEANING
India Madras Shirts our specialty
1 Hour Dry Cleaning
No Extra Charga >
66 Wa*t 29th
The authentic, traditional,
classic, conservative button
down. Very acceptable.
The long points on this Arrow
Decton Oxford are just right.
Anything less would ride up.
Anything more would give you too
much roll. Other noticeable details:
Back collar button, box pleat and
hanger loop. Tapered to a T.
"Sanforized-Plus”, in a wash and
wear that goes past midnight
without a wrinkle. Available in
other colors.
Bold New Breed by $7 00
-ARROW