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About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 8, 1968)
Fantastic Frosh Outrun Claudia's By JOHN ANOKRSON Emerald sport* Writer Take ii group of former col lege basketball stars from the I’nciflr Northwest Put them on the same AAU team, Claudia's of Portland Let them have u (I 10 center and three excellent outside shooters. Then set them face to face against the fantastic Oregon Frosh. Spot Claudia's an 1810 lead in the first minutes of the Kama. Let them linish with 105 points, including a shooting per centage of 407 from the field and .840 from the foul line. What hap|H-ns: Believe it or not, the Frosh score 119 and win going away. With 0 9 center Stan Love scoring 34 points. 0-5 forward Bill Drn/.diak 26, 0 5 guard Leon ard Jackson 24. and 3 9 guard Carlton Stater 19, the Frosh re bounded from an early deficit and never trailed after 4:12 of the first half. Claudia's challenging line-up boasted ex-Oregon Stale center Karl Anderson. Bandy Stoll from Washington State, Gon zaga's Bob Hunt and Don 11a kaln of Linficld, plus Oregon grads Dave Kafoury, Bill Jen nings and Bob Foskett. Ilakala High Man Itakala was high with 28 Hunt scoring 27. Stoll pushed in 15, and Kafoury and Jennings 10 each. Oregon spent most of its time at the free throw line, as the seven Claudia's players totaled 29 fouls, plus s i x technicals. Four Claudia’s players fouled out of the game. It got so bad that the last two fouling out, Jennings and Kafoury, had to stay in the game to give Claud ia's a full team. The Ducklings conected on 37 of 51 attempts from the line, led by Drozdiak’s 16 for 20. It was Drozdiak’s two free throws that tied the game at 21-21 for the Frosh after trailing in the early going. Claudia's led last MEL ERNST BS, Accounting, PMC, a member of Bethlehem's 1963 Loop Course, was trained in a number of divisions of administrative accounting. Now he’s on the staff of the manager of corporate data processing. Mel earned his MBA (Lehigh) under our Educational Assistance Program. MANAGEMENT MINDED? Career prospects are better than ever at Bethlehem Steel. We need on-the-ball engineering, technical, and liberal arts graduates for the 1968 Loop Course. Pick up a copy of our booklet at your placement office. An Equal Opportunity Employer in the Plans for Progress Program BETHLEHEM STEEL tit 40 .'JO with 4:29 to go in the first half, hut lay inn by John Croon and Mike Williams put the Krosh in front to stay. The second half, like the first, was a run and-shoot affair. The biggest Krosh lead was 17 points, 93-76, at 9:56, but by 3:58 that lead was down to six at 105 99. Oregon pulled away from (hat point on, with Love scoring 11 of his 34 points in the last 3:14 of the game. Love’s performance, as well as those of Droziak and Jackson, was his best of the season. Ilis scoring average is now 25 0; his 17 rebounds moved his team leading average to 12.4. Droz diak, the second leading scorer, carries an 18.0 average. Ducklings Top L & C An evening earlier, despite a sloppy defensive effort, the Ducklings banded the mediocre Lewis and Clark JVs a 90 70 loss. Shooting was the big differ ence in the game, as Oregon connected on 44 of 92 attempts for 478 while Lewis and Clark hit only 25 of 87 for 287 Love was the leading scorer with 28 points, all from the field, but he missed a number of opportunities from close in. Drozdiak scored 22, hitting 11 of 15, most from the 20 to 25 foot range Improve Record to 3-1 Wrestlers Capture Pair By BILL HEDRICK Kmrrald Sports Writer Art Keith’s wrestlers extend ed their dual meet record to 3-1 with victories over Western Washington State and Southern Oregon Saturday at McArthur Court. In previous matches, Oregon defeated the Multnomah Ath letic Club and lost a 21-17 squeaker to defending NCAA College Division champion Port land State. In ihe 25-6 victory over WW SC, the Webfoots relied on pins by Kip Oorton at 160 and Eddy Dunn, 177, while George Mc Nair at 167 posted the lone fall in the 25-9 victory over SOC. Masashi Saito, 130, and Mc Nair were individual standouts of the mat action, each winning twice. This week the wrestlers will prepare for dual meets against the University of California and Stanford, Friday at McArthur Court. Mat time against Cali fornia is slated for 4 p.m. with Stanford scheduled for 7 p.m. Results from Saturday’s com petition were: Oregon vs. Western Washington State 123—Miller, UO dec. Potts, WW, 72; 130—Saito, UO dec. Webber WW. 20 7: 137—Mer rill, UO dec. D. Anderson, WW, 13-2; 145—B. Anderson, WW, dec. Helzer, UO, 9-4; 152— Thomas, WW, dec. Frange, UO, 12-0; 160—Gorton, UO pinned H Smith, WW, 1:52 of first, 167—McNair, UO dec. Rasmus sey, WW, 12-1; 177—Dunn, UO pinned Wait, WW, .18 of third; Hvy.—Muller, UO dec. Barker, WW, 16-5. 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