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1Beefy Vandals Next Healthy Ducks Drill, Scrimmage Remember when a football game with the University of Washington meant medical prob lems for the rest of the year? Apparently, that tradition has ended. Only two Ducks failed to suit «p for Tuesday’s football prac tice—and that, according to the Oregon coaches, is unusual for so few days after an Oregon Washington game. Furthermore, ¥ both of those two — offensive guard Ross Carter and tackle Roger Stalhut—are expected to be back in pads today. Carter came up with a tempo rary illness Tuesday while Stalhut developed a late back muscle problem from the game Saturday. The other members of the i team either drilled hard on of fense or defense in Tuesday's I drill—and then ^everybody parti cipated in a scrimmage session near the end. The defense worked against the outside run plays Idaho will like ly send All-America fullback Ray McDonald on, in addition to con centrating on stopping the Van dal’s interior line smashes. Offensively, the Ducks worked on their overall attack. And Oregon’s first unit defen sive beat the first unit offense 6-4 I/O 3rd in PAC Defense Remember how at the begin ning of football season Oregon’s defense was tabbed as one of the Bucks’ weakest points? Thanks to the efforts of play ers such as George Dames, Jeff MacRae, Cam Molter. Ken Klein, Jim Smith, Tim Temple, and Om r* Hildreth, just to name a few, that concept has now been changed. And this week's Pacific Athletic Conference six-game statistics show it. For the third week in a row Oregon holds down the number three spot in total defense be hind the conference’s two Rose Bowl contenders, USC and UCLA. In the Ducks' two wins this season, the defense has heroically •held on to an early lead, and they might have done it again last Saturday against Washington if. it hadn’t been for an Oregon fumble on the three-yard line which set up the winning touch down. After giving up 55 points in three opening defeats the Duck defense has stiffened and has al lowed only two touchdowns in the last three games. Oregon wingback Scott Cress joined the conference’s top ten receivers with his performance against Washington. Cress caught OSU’s Bobby Grim and passed •Washington’s Dave Williams and ^aul Cope as well as WSU’s WcWashington, to move up to eighth place. The only new leaders in the conference stats are UCLA’s Mel Barr and OSU’s Pete Pifer. Farr took over the scoring lead from -teammate Gary Beban and Pifer ftassed Washington’s Don Moore, who was suspended, for the top rushing spot. INDIVIDUAL Scoring Farr, UCLA—56 (9 TD’s, 1 two-point conversion). Beban, UCLA—46 (7 TD’s, 2 two-point conversions). Bradley, Cal —36 (6 TD’s). Zimmerman, UCLA—34 (3'field goals, 25 one-point conversions). Sherman, USC—32 (5 TD’s, 1 two-point conversion). Jordan, Washington—30 (5 TD’s). Gerela, WSU—28 (2 TD’s, 3 field goals, 7 one-point conversions). -Shoemaker, Stanford—25 (6 field goals, '7'one-point conversions). McCall, USC —24 (4 TD’s). Cope, Washington—24 (4 TD’s). Rushing Pifer, OSU—475 ( 4.1 average). Farr, UGLA—463 (6.1 average). Moore, Wash ington—447 ( 5.1 average). Jones, Ore gon—429 ( 3.5 average). McCall, USC— 416 (4.6 average). Root, Stanford—370 (4*6 average). Beban, UCLA—309 (3.9 overage). Sherman, USC—277 ( 5.4 aver age). Washington, Stanford—267 ( 3.4 average). Grim, OSU—262 (7.7 average). Passing Henderson, WSU—74 (780 yards, .569 .percentage). Beban, UCLA—945 yards Serving all our ICE CREAM products plus various assort ments of SANDWICHES and SOFT DRINKS. One block from campus. 706 13th Ave. East or Phone 343-7512 .621 percentage). Winslow, USC—54 1 (665 yards. .557 percentage). Bronk, Cal—52 (627 yards. .515 percentage). Sparlln, Washington—43 ( 591 yards. .422 percentage). Washington, Stanford—33 (447 yards, .351 percentage). Brothers, OSU—32 (282 yards, .395 percentage). Barnes, Oregon—24 ( 347 yards, .387 per centage). Williams. Stanford—19 (245 yards, .514 percentage). Page. USC— 239 yards. .704 percentage). Receiving Flansburg, WSU—42 ( 442 yards. 1 TD). Drake, USC—33 (392 yards, 3 TD’s). Conrad, Stanford—28 ( 342 yards, 1 TD). Cope, Washington—22 ( 341 yards,, 3 TD’sl. Bradley. Cal—22 (317 yards, 4 TD’s). Busby, UCLA—21 (353 yards, 3 TD’s). Sherman, USC—20 ( 246 yards, 2 TD’s). Cress, Oregon—16 (216 yards). Grim, OSU—16 (141 yards, 1 TD). McWashington. WSU—14 (192 yards, 1 TD). Williams, Washington— 14 (176 yards). Punting Gerela, WSU—48.3 average (6 for 290 yards). Houser, OSU—42.6 average (33 for 1406 yards). Martin, Washington— 41.0 average (28 for 1148 yards). Eng strom, W'SU—40.4 average (30 for 1213 yards). Lewis, Stanford—40.2 average (29 for 1166 yards). Abena, Stanford 40.0 average (1 for 40 yards). Leon, USC —38.7 average (24 for 929 average). Cox UCLA—38.4 (18 for 691 average). Slsul, Oregon—36.6 average (5 for 183 yards). Berry, Cal—35.3 average (35 for 1362 yards). Total Offense Beban, UCLA—1254 ( 309 rushing, 945 passing). Winslow, USC—740 (75 rush mg, 665 passing). Henderson, WSU—730 (-50 rushing, 780 passing). Washington, Stanford—714 (267 passing, 447 pass ing). Sparlln, Washington—629 ( 38 rushing, 591 passing). Bronk, Cal—554 (-73 rushing, 627 passing). Plfer, OSU— 475 ( 475 rushing). Farr, UCLA—463 ( 463 I rushing). Moore, Washington—447 ( 447 ' rushing). Jones, Oregon—429 ( 429 rush j mg). TEAM Total Offense UCLA—2488 (1435 rushing, 1033 pass ing). USC—2295 (1349 rushing, 946 pass ing). Stanford—1727 ( 969 rushing, 758 passing). Washington—1673 (1053 rush ing, 620 passing). WSU—1566 ( 742 rush ing, 824 passing). Oregon—1454 ( 657 rushing, 797 passing). OSU—1449 (1167 rushing, 282 passing). Cal—1366 ( 599 rushing, 767 passing). Rushing Offense UCLA—1435 net (1548 total gained). USC—1349 net (1480 total gamed). OSU —1167 net (1309 total gamed). Wash ington—1053 net (1208 total gamed). Stanford—969 net (1185 total gamed). WSU—742 net (931 total gamed). Ore gon—657 net (two total gaineui. <-«>— 599 net (828 total gained). Passing Offense UCLA—172 average (1033 yards, .588 percentage). USC—158 average (948 yards, .583 percentage). WSU—137 av erage (824 yards, .558 percentage). Ore gon—133 average (797 yards, .429 per centage). Cal—128 average (787 yards. .480 percentage). Stanford—128 aver age (758 yards. .401 percentage). Wash ington—103 average (620 yards, .407 percentage). OSU—47 average (282 yards, .364 percentage). Total Defense use—1195 ( 489 rushing. 706 passing). UCLA—1446 ( 525 rushing, 921 passing). Oregon—1540 ( 793 rushing, 747 passing). Washington—1655 ( 778 rushing, 877 passing). WSU—1802 (1174 rushing, 628 passing). Cal—1808 ( 869 rushing, 939 passing). Stanford—1819 (916 rushing, 903 passing). OSU—2294 (1183 rushing. 903 passing). Rushing Defense use—489 yards. UCLA—525 yards. Washington—778 yards. Oregon—793 yards. Cal—869 yards. Stanford—916 yards. OSU—1163 yards. WSU—1174 yards. Passing Defense WSU—628 yards (.385 percentage). USC—706 yards (.464 percentage). Ore gon—747 yards (.562 percentage). Wash ington—877 yards (.523 percentage). Stanford—903 yards (.533 percentage). UCLA—921 yards (.515 percentage). Cal —939 yards (.503 percentage). OSU— 1131 yards (.511 percentage). Cre33u 3 Month End Sale! • DYMO LABEL MAKERS £95 with 1 roll of tape, Reg. 9.95.” • HALLOWEEN DECORATIONS including large hanging witches, £}f)C scarecrows, skeletons. Reg. 98c.NOW O CANDLES.15c to 19c • CREPE PAPER for all occasions, all colors! All students with purchases over $1.00 will receive a 10% DISCOUNT during this sale! CHECK OUR BOOK DEPARTMENT FOR SPECIAL SALE BOOKS! C^re33u 3 BOOKS & STATIONERY Open Friday Nites till 9 p.m. 864 Willamette 345-3121 in the scrimmage during the Iasi half of the drill. In a later scrimmage, Oregon’s freshman offense went against the second unit defense in a non scoring battle. The team — in five separate units—watched films of various Idaho games later Tuesday night. IM Schedule Wrestling 123 4:24—Moore (Adams) va. Okamura (Sherry Ross). 5:06—Woatle (Campbell Club) vs. Jac obs (Splller). 5:18—Osborne (Tau Kappa Kpsilon) vs. l.ee (Splller). Twlng (Phi Kappa Psl) vs. T. Smith (Boynton). 5:24—Bradshaw (Sherry Ross) vs. Wor den (Alpha Tau Omega). Carter (Sig ma Phi Epsilon) vs. Miller (Stafford). 130 4:00—Burkett (Dyment) vs. Brush (Beta Theta PI). 4:48—Link (Young) vs. Woodward (Kappa Sigma). 4:54—Singer (Watson) vs. Mark (Wrist Lockers). Ota (Tau Kappa Epsilon) va. Anderson (Phi Kappa Alpha). 5:00—Glasser (Phi Kappa Alpha) vs. Ahern (Campbell Club). 5:24—Bradshaw (Sherry Ross) vs. Wor den (Alpha Tau Omego). 137 4:24—Cunningham (Sigma Chi) vs. Cau fleld (Wrist Lockersi. 4:30—Seeley (Chi Psl) vs. Yoshin (Spll ler). 145 4:38—Mills (DeCou) vs. Urban (Sigma Alpha Epsilon). Kroodshlng (Phi Gamma Delta) vs. Turley (Tau Kap pa Epsilon). Ramsdel (Phi Kappa Psl) vs. Moore (Clark). (Continued on Page 5) Emerald SPORTS SILENT FILMS • SATURDAY AFTERNOON A Mack Sennett comedy with Harry Langdon • LEADING LIZZIE ASTRAY Fatty Arbuckle and Mabel Normand • TWO WAGONS, BOTH COVERED Will Rogers in dual role 3 CHAPLINS • One A.M. (1916) • The Count (1916) i • The Cure (1917) 1085 EUGENE'S NEWEST INTIME THEATER 1085 Oak St. 7, 9, 11 p.m. Fri., Sat., Sun. ZZ Astonishingly frank! Una bashed look at reaf-life sex. 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