Ducks leave 10,
fall to Beavers
Ii> JOHN AMIKKSON
Of I hr Kttirralrf
rOHVAUJS i Special) The
Oregon Ducks c*mr down with a
had cum- ill M)Hitix Monday
afternoon
"U>H a* the t>axehall fan
knows. lx jargon for "left on
tww An excess numlier of
IjOB anything approaching an
average of one an inning makes
the coach sinnlder becausr it
means ins team failed to take
advantage of possible scoring
situations
< H egon • oach Mel Krause did a
lot of shuddering when his Ducks
opened their Pacific H Con
lercnce season against Oregon
Stale
The Wehfoots left lo runners
stranded Monday eight of them
in (fie first five innings and
dropped a 4 2 decision to the
Beavers
Seven times Oregon hitters
tame to hat with a runner in
scoring position Only once
when Karle Wicklund drilled a
two run, fourth inning double
did the Ducks respond in a
productive manner
Meanwhile OSD pitcher Keith
(lent2 recovered from a rocky
start and went the distance for
the win <0*1112. a big righthander,
gave up eight lilts in the first four
innings tHit then settled down
and surrendered only one Ivase hit
from that point on, a ninth inning
hunt b> Wicklund
Oiegon starter Alan Hardin
went into the contest undefeated,
hut gave up a single run in the
second innings then was shelled
I mm the mound m the fourth
when the Heavers staged their
decisive rally
As vi often happens, it was
walks that led lo Hardin's tin
doing The Duck righthander
walktsi only three tail all three
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ters and twice that leadoff hitter
scored
Both times it was left fielder
Doug Miller Miller moved to
third on Dave Hummel's single
after walking to open the second,
then tallied on a sacrifice fly by
Mike Naylor
In the fourth. Miller again
walked to begin the frame
Hummel, who had four hits in as
many at bats, singled him to
third then Mel Cuckovich and
Mike Naylor followed with line
shot run scoring singles to
overcome a 2 I Duck edge and
give OSU the lead for keeps
Steve Greenough replaced
Hardin on the mound after
Nay tor 's hit and he worked out of
the inning without further
damage Hut he was touched for
the final Heaver run in the fifth on
singles by Jim Beall and Haul
I loupe and Miller 's double play
grounder
Oregon had plenty of chances
to score in the first three innings
Wieklund singled and stole
second in the lirst, Don Knapp
and Dreg Hrosterhous ripped
hack to back singles in the
second, and Hill Lawrence
doubled following a Gary Nall
Single 111 the third
Hut until there were two out in
tin- fourth, the Ducks couldn't
show any runs for their efforts
Hrosterhous singled to right
and Hardin followed with a bunt
hit to start the Webfoot surge
Wieklund hit a fly ImiII to deep
right, but the Heavers' Dave
Wiggins started in on the ball,
then watched as it sailed over his
head for a double, scoring t>oth
runners
Nall walked but Dave Roberts
(lied out to end the inning After
that Oregon didn't see another
man in scoring position until the
ninth
It wus a rainy day for any trackmen. Hut that especially held true for sprinters. A sloppy Stevenson
I rack hampered Oregon's favored Albert llearvev during the 100-yard dash event of Saturday's
meet against Washington, and the Huskies' Hob liallard won the race with a lunge at the finish line.
Itoth runners were timed in a wind-aided O.fi. Oregon, which won the meet K5-00. hosts California this
Saturday, with better weather expected.
BrosttThous reached first on an
error to open the ninth Pinch
hitter Mike Myers fin'd to center,
but Wick kind laid down a perfect
bunt to Hive the Ducks men at
lirst and second with one out
Hut (lent* got Nall to pop out.
and Huberts grounded a shot to
shortstop that DSD's ('uckovich
fielded cleanly and fired to
Hummel at first for the game's
itrial out
The Ducks, now 7-7 overall,
travel to Portland today
OSU drop JV's twice;
Ducks face OCE today
Sunday ('ouch Jim Dirt/ said
Kven d this* ram stops I imagine
our game Monday will tie can
celled tiecausr of wet grounds “
No such luck
l ndei cloudy I Hit rainless skies
and on a soggy Imt playable llowe
field the Oregon State JVs
duini>ed the Oregon JV 's twice. 7
1 and I I
While the Ducks outhit the
Hooks 15 to 13 they also com
milled su errors to ttregun
state s one miscue Fise of the
Itofdtles came in the second
gaftie
Die Hrst contest was scoreless
througli the first two innings hut
in the third the Kooks exploded
tor or at least were handed
sesen tuns
tkrgon scored their lone run in
the titth wehn J C Massar
singled across Bob tioettsch who
had gotten on by twsatmg out a
drag bunt
The second was closer
with Oregon Slate scoring all four
limes in the fourth inning The
J\ s responded with two runs of
their own in the bottom half of
that inning and added one more
in the sixth
The JV s, now IT. meet OCE
toda> at :t p m for a single game
at Howe Field
EBAA needs
kid coaches
The Fugene Boys Athletic
Association needs 76 men to
coach ><Hingsters in the summer
baseball program for little
leaguers starting April 34th If
you are interested in coaching a
team, please contact Carl
Nichotsen at the KHAA Office
M5 7361
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