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About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (May 1, 1968)
In PAC Baseball Action at Stanford Indians Bomb UO, 11-3 By JOHN ANDERSON or the Emerald PALO ALTO, (SPECIAL) — The Oregon Ducks kept pace with heavily favored Stanford for five-and-one-half innings here Tuesday, but the roof fell in in the sixth inning as the Indians scored four unearned runs and went on to post an 11-3 decision. The game was knotted until the sixth, Oregon’s Jon Wheeler and the Indians’ Sandy Vance locked in a 3-3 duel. Stanford’s Ron Shotts singled up-the-middle to start the in ning. He then went to second on a sacrifice bunt and to third on a fly ball to center, the sec ond out of the inning. Vance, called by many the best college pitcher in the nation, hit a ground ball to shortstop Larry Hanson who fielded the ball cleanly but threw wide to Scott Cress at first base. Wheeler Pulled The error gave the Indians a 4-3 lead, and with Vance at second on the error plus the top of the line-up coming up, assistant coach Jack Roche pull ed c perspiration soaked Wheel er. At this point, Roche insert ed ace left-hander Mike Nicksic in the line-up. Nicksic walked Mark Mar quess, a first team All-Amer ica first baseman last year, and was abruptly replaced by right hander Fred Cardwell. Cardwell gave up another walk to load the bases, and be fore he was able to get the final out on an interference call, Stanford pushed three more runs across on a wild pitch and Bob Gallegher’s two-run single. — Oregon had started the scor ing in the first when Larry Hand ripped a Vance pitch down the leftfield line for a double and moved to third on the ensuing play. Hanson delivered an infield single to bring in Hand, moved to third when Colby Howe’s ground rule double bounced over the centerfield fence, and scored on a wild pitch. Russ Tweet’s double for Stan ford brought in two second in ning runs, one unearned, and tied the game. 2-2. But the Ducks went ahead in the fourth. Hand Starts Rally With two outs, Hand reached first on an infield single, stole second and went to third on the catcher’s throwing error. He remained on third when the umpire missed Bob Boone’s hidden ball pick-ofl', and scored on a second wild pitch by Vance. The Ducks had runners on third base three other times, during the game, but each time left them stranded. Stanford knotted the game in the fifth when Marquess led off with a double to left, moved to third on a wild pitch, and scored on Boone’s single in the hole between third and short. As if the four run sixth hadn’t iced the victory. Chuck Williams hit a 380-foot home run to left center off Cardwell to score two seventh inning runs. Boone’s second double of the game brought in two more Stan ford runs, these off Fred Mas sar, in the eighth. The Ducks, now 3-6 in league play, a n d stranded in fifth -1 "GATE OF HELL" 150 SCIENCE Wednesday, May 1st 6:30 & 9:00 P.M. 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The Oregon Frosh crew was beaten by what coach Don Mc Carty called “the best Frosh crew OSU has ever put on the water.” The Ducks and Beavers will finish their dual competitive competition racing for the year on St. Mary’s river near Corval lis Saturday. Oregon Meets Beaver Netmen Oregon’s tennis team, led by Australian Gundars Tilmanis, will seek its second - straight win over arch-rival Oregon State this afternoon on the re juvenated Duck courts. Oregon raised its season record to 8-5 over the weekend with an 8-1 decision over Port land’s Pilots and a 6-1 win over Whitworth. The Ducks earlier defeated OSU, 7-2, at Corvallis and will be gunning for a season sweep. The Oregon line-up besides Tilmanis includes Chuck Fritz, number two; sophomore Ron Zelinski, number three; Dale Morse, number four; number five, Barry Sterett; and Chuck Deardorft' number six. IM Schedule SOFTBALL 3:50—North Field—Chi Psl vs. Delta Tau Delta South Field—Dvment vs. Winner League 8 Upper Field—Sigma Nu vs. Campbell Club 4:55—North Field—Burgess vs. College Inn or River Rats TENNIS Delta Upsilon vs. Campbell Club GOLF Theta Chi vs. Haivaiians Frosh Defeat Rooks, Nall Leads 10-5 Win By STAN HORTON Of the Emerald Gary Nall slammed a single, triple and a home run while driving in three runs to help the Oregon Frosh win their fifth straight and take a 10-5 decision from the Oregon State Rooks. Nall’s three hits upped his average to .450 and spearhead ed Duckling rallies in the third, fifth and sixth innings. The Rooks drew first blood when two singles and a sac rifice scored a lone run in the second. Oregon tied the score in the bottom half of the same frame when Bob Main reached first on a fielder’s choice and scored when a single by catcher Don Knapp got by the OSU right fielder. Main came home and Knapp went to second as the right fielder raced after the er rant horsehide. Oregon broke the deadlock with a big four-run rally in the third. Earle Wicklund singled to start off the ining preserving his ten-game hitting streak. Nall then smashed a three-bagger to deep left-center scoring Wick lund; Dick Whitman then brought Nall in with a double. A two-bagger by Tom Graham, the fourth straight hit of the inning, scored Whitman who eventually came home on a groundout. The Rooks managed single runs in the next two frames but the Frosh put it out of reach with scores in the fifth and sixth innings. Nall lead off the fifth with his thix-d hit of the after noon and scored on Whitman’s double. Mike Balkovich tapped a slow infield roller and reached first safety when the shortstop threw to third in an unsuccessful at tempt to get Whitman. While the next man was at bat "Balk” purposely got caught in a rundown between first and second. Whitman took off from third and slid under the catcher’s tag to score when second baseman George Nelson threw the ball home. Nall figured again in the Frosh scoring when he clubbed a ball over the hedge in right center with one man on to score two more in the sixth. Oregon State threatened in the seventh when Duckling hurler Greg Hollen walked the first two men. With no one out Rick Mealey Cyrus Rolls UO Past UC Davis The Oregon Duck bowlers continued their winning ways under coach Lou Bellisimo with a 77 pin win over University of California at Davis Friday on the SU lanes. Oregon was led by Gene Cy rus’ high three-game series of 633 and Ed Margus’ single game high of 247. Ken Lidster was high for the Aggies with a 616 three-game total. As a team, UC Davis bowled a 900, 950 and 992 series for a 2842 pin-total compared to Oregon’s series of 951, 1039, 929 for a 2919 total. Other individual scores for Oregon included Thurston Gil christ, 535; Bob Godon, 613; Ed Margus, 559; and Jim Parker, 579. This Saturday the bowlers travel to Pendleton Lanes in Pendleton for a match with Blue Mountain Community Col lege. ICE CREAM Party Ice Cream - Cakes - Pies 1365 Villard Eugene, Oregon 345-9614 came in to pitch. An error load ed the bases followed by a single and a walk which brought across two runs before Mealey struck out the side. The Duckling’s final score came in the bottom of the eighth. A line shot into left field by Knapp got by the outstretched hands of Rook fielder Paul Doupe, rolling all the way to the fence before anyone could reach it. Knapp, in the mean time, circled the bases for an inside-the-park home run. Hollen hurled the first six plus innings for the Frosh and picked up the win, raising his record to 3-0. He allowed five runs on six hits while whiffing four. Leo Edge was the loser. 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