Sports
Duck cagers schedule Friday exhibition
OREGON'S 6-9 JUNIOR center, Stan Love, goes high for a rebound
against Nebraska last year. Love set a sophomore record for the
Ducks last year with a 17.8 average, and was chosen second
team all-Pacific-8 center.
You mean you’ve
never heard of
EMERALD
Classifieds
By JOHN ANDERSON
Of the Emerald
The 1969-70 Oregon basketball
team, touted as one of the finest
in the school’s history, makes its
first public appearance of the
season Friday night at 7:30 in
McArthur Court.
Fifty minutes of court action
is scheduled, including a 20-min
ute Varsity-Frosh game and a
30-minute Varsity intrasquad con
test.
Varsity Coach Steve Belko,
whose squad has played good de
fensive basketball the last couple
of days after being weak in that
department in early practices,
will start a squad of four juniors
and a senior.
Only senior in the starting line
up is two-year letterman guard
Billy Gaskins. Six-foot-five Bill
Drozdiak will team with Gaskins
at guard. Stan Love draws the
starting job at center, with Larry
Holliday and Lenny Jackson
drawing the call at forwards.
Belko pointed out that sopho
Gorman tops slate
in tennis match
A major tennis exhibition, fea
turing top-ranked players from
three countries and three states,
is on tap Friday night at
Eugene Swim and Tennis Club on
Coburg Road.
The public is invited to the 7:30
p.m. event. No admission will be
charged.
Tom Gorman of Seattle, 11th -
ranked player in the United
States, is the chief attraction.
Five Oregon or ex-Oregon net -
ters will join him — ESTC pro
Gundars Tilmanis of Australia,
freshman Jumbo Fernando of Cey
lon, Les Hansen, Rick Wilson and
Ron Zielinski.
more Rusty Blair has done “a
very adequate job” as back-up
center, and is still in a battle for
a starting forward position for
the Dec. 2 opener at Wichita
State.
The team is healthy with the
exception of senior forward Jim
Henry, who is ill and may have
mononucleosis.
The Frosh will probably start
a team of center A1 Carlson, for
wards Doug Little and Chuck Mc
Cormick, and guards Dave Rob
erts and Clyde Crawford. Walt
Reynolds and Jim Officer may
earn starting spots at guards.
Only 20 minutes of Frosh-Var
sity action will be played because
of lack of aepm anu rauunmo
on the Frosh team.
“We still look ragged,” said
Dietz, “mainly because the foot
ball players and just coming off
the Frosh team and we’re trying
to break new people into the
lineup. They haven't had much
practice.”
The varsity will break into two
fairly equally balanced squads—
the Greens and the Yellows —
for their 30-minute scrimmage.
Regulation officials and all
game conditions will be observed.
Admission is $1 for adults and
50 cents for students. All pro
ceeds go to Oregon Club, sponsor
of the annual event.
Pigskin prognosis
It was an embarrassing week for the Emerald sports staff.
Ad secretary Carolyn Bartchy outguessed the three men with
a 13-2 record. John Anderson held onto a one-game advantage
over Rick Rogoway as both went 12-3, while Sports Editor
Stan Horton dropped to 11-4.
This week’s guest betrayer is Sam Kinzer, senior class presi
dent and an Emerald ad salesman. Kinzer goes against Oregon
twice, picking the Beavers over the Ducks Saturday and the
Barometer over the Emerald in an 11 a.m. Sunday exhibition
on the Parker Stadium AstroTurf.
Horton
(74-28 .725)
Oregon-Oregon State- Ore-17
Washington-WSU- WSU-14
USC-UCLA- USC-9
Michigan-Ohio State- OSU-21
Penn State-Pitt-- Penn-30
Purdue-Indiana-- Pur-30
Notre Dame-Air Force.. ND-15
BYU-Utah._.lr- Utah-1
Missouri-Kansas- Mo-22
Kansas State-Colorado. KSU-13
LSU-Tulane_ LSU-13
Houston-Wyoming- Hous-19
Kentucky-Tennessee..— Tenn-30
Yale-Harvard__ Harv-8
Emerald-Barometer.. Emer-10
Anaersun
(77-25 .755)
Ore-7
Wash-3
USC-6
OSU-20
Penn-23
Pur-14
ND-9
Utah-10
Mo-24
Colo-6
LSU-15
Hous-12
Tenn-20
Yale-7
Emer-6
(76-26 .745)
Ore-2
Wash-4
USC-1
OSU-20
Penn-15
Pur-14
ND-12
Utah-8
Mo-10
KSU-1
LSU-7
Hous-10
Tenn-6
Yale-7
Emer-%
( Guest )
OSU-3
Wash-6
USC-2
OSU-21
Penn-8
Pur-12
ND-17
Utah-6
Mo-6
Colo-8
LSU-10
Hous-12
Tenn-6
Yale-3
Baro-6
"I know the way home
with my eyes closed.”
Then you know the way too well.
Because driving an old familiar route can make you
drowsy, even if you’ve had plenty of sleep.
If that happens on your way home
for Thanksgiving, pull over, take a break
and take two NoDoz®. It’ll help you drive home
with your eyes open. ^
NoDoz. No car should be without it. ©
©1969 Bristol-Myers Co.
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