Northern Tourney
Adler Confident of Win
“We feel we have the best
team and we should win it.”
These were the words of first
year golf coach Jack Adler com
menting on the Ducks’ chances
of copping this year’s Northern
Division Golf Championships.
The 72 hole tournament will
work on a medal play basis with
the total scores only determining
the winner. This weekend Wash
ington will host the first half
of the tourney at the Seattle
Country Club.
Next week the scene will move
to Corvallis on Friday and here,
in Eugene the following day for
the completion of the competi
tion.
Coach Adler has decided to go
with Gay Davis, Mike Davis, Ralph
Schafer, Don Morrow, Bill Debel
lis. and Scott Smith.
“If we play the kind of golf
we're capable of playing, we’ll
surely win it, Adler further said.
Gay Davis captured the Ore
gon Amateur Championship last
summer. His brother, Mike, was
last year’s low man with a 75.
average.
Commenting on the other teams,
Adler said, “The competition will
be close." The Oregon State
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Cal Meet Toss-up
Oregon’s track team has the prospect of another close home meet
Saturday when they host the California Bears in their second con
ference meet of the year.
Last weekend the Ducks were upset 76-69 by Washington’s Hus
kies in a meet that went down to the final relay and Saturday’s meet
promises no less excitement.
The Ducks will have to offset California’s strength in the jump
ing events with their middle distance stars, Mike Crunican, Roscoe
Divine, Wade Bell and Arne Kvalheim, and with their weight men,
Neal Steinhauer and Bob Foskett.
Last weekend against Southern California, the top rated track
team in the nation, the Bears swept the triple jump, went one-two
in the long jump, won the high jump and placed two-three in the
pole vault.
Two events, the three mile and the steeplechase have been added
to the meet.
Duck-Bear Track and Field Bests
100—UO' Mike Deibelle 9.7. Rick Howard 9.8; CAL: Lloyd Bartlett 9.8
220—CAL' Pat Weddle 21.6; UO: Mike Deibele 22.0. Bob Bauer 22.4
440—CAL: Lai n Hengl 47.8. Pat Weddle 48.6; UO: Jere VanDyk 48.1
080—CAL: Mike Shafer 1:50.3, Devone Smith 1:J1.2; UO: Wade Bell 1:51.4
Ulile_UO: Roscoo Divine 4:03.3. Arne Kvalheim 4:05.9. Wade Bell 4:06.1
120 HH—UO: Bob Blum 13.9\v; CAL: Lou Kirtman 14 3. Paddy McCrary 14.5
44" 1H—CAL Paddv McCrary 51.5; UO: Dean Southam 53.0, Paul Cope 53.8
Shot Put —UO' Neal Steinhauer 68-11*4. Bob Foskett 59-10; CAL Ed White 54-10*'2
Javelin—UO: Bill Heikkila 239-2*a. Ron Wilson 226-9*2; CAL: Gary Pennington |
Pole-Vault_CAL: Greg Miguel 16-0*i. Mike Robinson 15-3; UO: Bob Varley 1441
High Jump—CAL: Willie Nut 6-8, Ted Ackley 6-4; UO: Larry Sangurass 6-4
Discus—UO: Neal Steinhauer 187-3. Gary Bricher 155-2Mi; CAL: Jerry Woods 157"
Triple Jump—CAL: Jim Kiefer 48-7. Stan Royster 47-10*2, Jim Kennedy 47-3U
Broad Jump—CAL: Stan Royster 25-349, Jim Kennedy 24-10, Jim Kiefer 23-1*4
440 Relay—UO: Bauer. Deibele, Howard, Southam 41.7; CAL: Kirtman, Richards,
Weddle, Bartlett 41.9 a , ,
Mile Relay—CAL: Weddle, Smith, Hengle, McCrary 3:11.0; UO: Shubley, Crunican,
Bell, VanDyk 3:14.3
BOYS'
RALLY SQUAD
PETITIONS
DUE FRIDAY
313 STUDENT UNION
SPRING RUSH
April 15-16
SPRING RUSH
April 15-16
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Beavers, who hold a dual win
over the Ducks, are led by Lloyd
West, the medalist in last year's
northern championships, and Bill
McKay.
Washington has a well-balanc
ed low-scoring team and Wash
ington State also has a fine
squad.
Annual Swimming
Banquet Saturday
The annual Dolphin and Swim
ming Team Awards Banquet,
sponsored by the Dolphins, will
be held Saturday at 7 p.m. in
the Eugene Hotel. Swimming
awards for the 1966-67 season
will be presented.
Awards will be given to the
outstanding varsity swimmer, the
outstanding frosh swimmer, the
most valuable varsity swimmer,
and the most improved varsity
swimmer.
Individual letter awards will
also be presented as well as a
special scholarship award which
is presented to the varsity let
terman who had the highest grade
point average for the past quar
ter.
Two special awards will be giv
en. The first goes to the person
or organization, selected by the
coaches of the state, who has pro
vided the greatest contribution
to swimming in Oregon. The sec
ond goes to the outstanding high
school swimmer in the state.
Dolphin officers for 1967-68 will
also be announced.
Sportcyclists Hold
White Water Ride
The Oregon Sportcycle Inc. is
sponsoring a ride up the McKen
zie river to attend the White Water
Parade Sunday, April 16 at 10
a.m. Meeting place for all in
terested persons is 14th and
South “A” St. in Springfield.
There will he a picnic stop at
Finn Rock for those who wish to
bring a lunch.
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Gridders to Hit More,
Scrimmage Saturday
Football coach Jerry Frei has set an lntra squad scrimmage for
Saturday to culminate the llrst week of Duck spring football prac
tice. I
Frei said the nature of the scrimmage will depend on how much
progress is made in the next three practices. "1 can't say how we’ll
arrange things,” he remarked. "It probably won’t be the best offense
against the best defense. It will be the first time we have eleven
men against eleven men."
"We’ll let everybody play," he added.
The scrimmage has been set for between 11 a m. and noon on
Saturday, following the regular practice. The team will also prac
tice today and Friday.
Frei said he plans "a lot more hitting” in the next few drills.
"We’ll still be on the basics for a couple of weeks," he said.
He was “very pleased" with the first practice Tuesday afternoon.
"I was pleased with the excellent condition of the athletes, and their
attitude,” stated Frei. "It looked like an enthusiastic, hustling,
fighting group, and that's what we want.”
"As far as techniques go.” he added, "We’re still learning the
fundamentals, how to block and so forth."
One of the highlights of the first day's practice was the kicking
of Tom Blanchard, the triple threat quarterback of last season's
frosh. Blanchard boomed several punts between 50 and 55 yards.
Scott Cress, scoring and pass-catching leader for the varsity last
season was the most notable absentee from the first drill. He Is a
member of the baseball team.
Emerald SPORTS
Frosh Teentan Top
Rival OSU Team
Oregon’s frosh golf squad, under
the helm of Gary Wircn. proved its
superiority over the Oregon State
frosh teemen by completely out- j
classing the rival Beavers, 18*^t-'
8%.
Coach Wircn singled nut fourth
man Hick Copping as the top
star for the Ducks Copping was
medalist for the day.
First man Fred Haney shot a |
76 to top OSU's number one golf- ■
er Paul Kamp 76-31 in the match
match-medal scoring contest.
Mike Currie of the Duck team
added 24 points to the team’s
victory by edging Bob Allard in
second man action 77-79.
Fourth man Copping topped Ed
Leatz 7581 to add three more
points for Duck freshman. Jed
Guitteau, sixth inan. also won his
match by winning 76 83.
Fifth man A1 Mitchell was edg
ed out by the Beavers’ A1 Phil
lips 84-87.
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