Error-plagued JVs tied by Pups
A classic do-or-die situation
confronted the Oregon JV’s
at the end of a frustrating after
noon against the Washington
Pups Friday afternoon.
With 49 seconds on the clock,
Tim Gilliland attempted a 32
yard field goal. It fluttered some
25 misdirected yards. Gilliland’s
unsuccessful boot was the last
in a long series of critical fourth
quarter errors which forced the
Ducks to settle for a 21-21 tie.
As disappointed JV Head
Coach Larry Miller said at the
end of the game, “We simply
threw this one away.”
Indeed,they had.
On the series of downs pre
vious to the decisive field goal
attempt, Oregon fumbled the
ball away on the six-inch line.
The Duck backfield was haunted
by the loss of six fumbles on
an otherwise good afternoon.
i ne Klips were no less immune
to coughing up the ball. Only
they seemed to prefer the
aerial turnover—four Washing
ton passes were intercepted.
These miscues were accompani
ed by a pair of fumbles. In to
tal. the game featured 14 turn
overs.
Early in the first quarter,
an Oregon fumble on its own
20 turned the ball over to the
Pups, setting up their first
touchdown. Cocky Pup quarter
back Blane Miller, who released
his own press-book as a New
Mexico prepper of moderate
ability, ran the ball in from the
two.
The first Oregon score was
set-up by Bill Hupfer’s intercep
tion of a Miller pass. Hupfer’s
20 yard run-back put the ball
on the Washington 36. Several
plays later, Duck quarterback
Tom Cafferty hit Dan Boustead,
brother of an Oregon State pass
receiver, in the end zone.
Defensive captain Jim Heber
lein made an acrobatic inter
ception of a Miller aerial later
in the first quarter. Minutes
later, Tim Griffith landed the
Ducks’ third interception of the
quarter. This one set up the
second JV touchdown, a twenty
four yard strike to Les Dunman.
In the second quarter, the Pups
recovered a controversial Duck
fumble on the Oregon 25. Using
another quarterback, Cliff
McBride, the Pups quickly
scored, knotting the game at
14-all.
A 19-yard Oregon punt set up
the third, and last, Pup score of
the game. The leading Washing
ton rusher, Mike Vacino moved
it in from the nine.
Near the start of the second half,
an Oregon drive, which was
highlighted by a 44-yard burst
by Mike Fouts (no relation to the
prodigious Duck alumnus, Dan
Fouts), reached a premature
end when a Cafferty pass was
intercepted on the 25. But on
the next series, the JV’s scored
to even things at 21 apiece.
This score was aided by a
48-yard pass completion from
Cafferty to highly-touted fresh
man Jeff Butts. Cafferty ran the
ball in from the thirteen for the
TD.
In the fourth quarter, both
teams threatened to score. The
Pup effort was halted by a
holding penalty and a quarter
back sack. Oregon’s best effort—
a drive to the six-inch line,
ended with a fumble.
At the end of the quarter, the
JV’s moved to the 11-yard line,
but Gilliland’s errant footwork
secured the deadlock.
Controversy surrounded the
closing field goal effort. Former
varsity kicker Keith Lively sat
on the JV bench, prepared for
action. When asked why he chose
Gilliland over Lively, Coach
Miller said, “Gilliland has done
a good job this year. He’s 2
for 3, and today his PAT’s have
been strong and accurate. And
Keith has had little opportunity
to work with our holder.”
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for Nov. 20. Tickets will be
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Oregon seven-game statistics
PASSING
Herb Singleton, OB
Norval Turner, QB
OREGON TOTALS
OPPONENT TOTALS
PA PC HI YARDS
145 72 8 903
64 31 5 352
210 103 13 1253
165 72 14 * 1190
PCT. TD LG GAME
4*7 7 50 150.5
.4*4 3 67 5*7
.4*1 10 67 179.0
.436 8 87 170.0
COMP PER CAME
12.5 12.0
11.4 5.2
12.1 14.7
16.5 10.3
TOTAL OFFENSE
Herb Singleton, QB
Don Reynolds, TB
Norval Turner, OB
OREGON TOTALS
OPPONENT TOTALS
GAMES PLAYS PUSHING
6 165 20
7 162 763
6 98 114
7 524 1064
7 470 1064
PUNTING
Bob Palm, SE
John Nehl, QB
Team
OREGON TOTALS
OPPONENT TOTALS
NO YDS AVG. BLKD LK
35
15
1
51
50
1459 41.7
568 37.8
2027 39 7
1916 38.3
60
55
60
72
KICKOFF RETURNS
Maurice Anderson, SB
Don Reynolds, TB
Johnny Kerr, SB
Rick Kane, TB
OREGON TOTALS
OPPONENT TOTALS
NO YDS AVG. TD LG
3
15
2
4
25
26
84
328
32
78
522
28.0
21.7
16.0
15.6
20.9
41
36
16
26
41
464 17.8
PUNT RETURNS
Steve Donnelly, fs
Jo Jo White, cb
Chuck Wills, fs
OREGON TOTALS
OPPONENT TOTALS
NO YDS AVG. TD LG
13
1
1
15
21
248
14
4
266
243
19.1
14.0
4.0
17.7
11.6
78
14
4
78
83
INTERCEPTIONS
Steve Donnelly, fs
Mario Clark, cb
Tim Slapnicka, ss
Chuck Wills, fs
Mike Jodoin, sib
Jack Conners, cb
Dave Freeman, de
Jo Jo White, cb
George Coleman, dt
OREGON TOTALS
OPPONENT TOTALS
NO YDS TO LG
4
2
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
14
13
79
7
5
29
24
7
0
0
0
151
96
7
3
29
24
7
0
0
0
44
?0
ALL-PURPOSE
Reynolds, TB
Anderson, SB
RUSH
763
63
P.REC.
89
146
K-RET
328
84
TOTAL G.AVG.
1180 168.6
293 41.7
SCOftE BY QUARTERS
OREGON
OPPONENTS
TEAM STATISTICS
1st Downs Rushing
1st Downs Passing
1st Downs Penalties
TOTAL FIRST DOWNS
Fumbles Lost
Penalties Yards
'13 4 TOTAL
28 52 28 55 143
31 52 20 47 150
OREGON OPP
61 55
58 40
12 7
131 111
240 2 26 14
37 347 41-343
PASSING TOTAL YDS. GAME AVG. PLAYAVG. HIGH GAME
903
0
352
1253
1190
883
763
238
2317
2254
147 2
109.0
39.7
331.0
322.0
5.35
4.71
2.43
4.42
4.80
274
179
168
487
493
RUSHING
Don Reynolds. TB
Rick Kane, TB
Henderson Martin, TB
Greg Herd, FB
Maurice Anderson, SB
Eugene Brown, FB
OREGON TOTALS
OPPONENT TOTALS
SCORING
Don Reynolds, TB
Bob Palm, SE
Rick Kane, TB
Russ Francis, TE
Keith Lively, K
Hugh Woodward, K
Pat McNally, SE
Herb Singleton, QB
Mike Jodoin, SLB
Steve Donnelly, FS
OREGON TOTALS
OPPONENT TOTALS
RECEIVING
Russ Francis, TE
Bob Palm, SE
Greg Lindsey, SE
Maurice Anderson, SB
Don Reynolds, TB
Pat McNally, SE
Rick Kane, TB
Eugene Brown, FB
Henderson Martin, TB
Johnny Kerr, SB
Greg Herd, F B
OREGON TOTALS
OPPONENT TOTALS
TCB YG yl NYG AVG TD LG
161 792 29 763 4.74
43 131
18 103
22
9
17
93
68
61
11
3
0
5
2
120
100
93
63
59
324 1326 262 1064
305 1 277 213 1064
2.79
5.56
4.23
7.00
3.47
3.28
3.49
3
0
0
0
0
10
10
13
33
12
11
8
51
31
TC 1-XP 2-XP FG SAF PTS
7
5
3
3
0
0
1
1
1
1
22
20
0
8 8
0
0
7 8
5-6
0
0
0
0
20 22
18 19
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0 1
NO
22
15
15
15
11
10
5
3
3
2
2
130
72
0
11
0
0
14
13
0
0
0
n
3 8
4 6
YDS
349
251
170
146
89
139
29
28
17
21
17
1253
1190
42
38
18
18
10
8
6
6
6
6
163
150
AVGTDLG
15.9 3 67
16.7 5
11.3 0
9.7 0
8.1 1
13.9 1
5.8 0
9.3 0
5.7 0
10.5 0
8.5 0
12.1 10 67
16.5 8 87
RESULTS
PTS OPPONENT
Arizona State
Air Force
Utah
Michigan
California
use
Washington
OPP.PTS
26
24
35
24
10
31
0
SITE
Eugene
Colo Springs
Eugene
Ann Arbor
Eugene
Los Angeles
Eugene
ATT.
40,100
34,541
31.500
81,113
28,700
53,155
40,000
309,109
Nov. 3 at Washington State, 1:30 PST
Nov. 10 UCLA, 1:30 PST
Nov. 17 at Stanford, 1:30 PST
Nov 24 OREGON STATE, 1:30 PST
Photo by Phil Waldstein
Russ Frances failed to catch this pass
Saturday, but interference was called
IM football
scores and schedule
Scores for Monday, Oct. 29
Sigma Chi 26, Follow Through 0
Cretins 27, Panama Resistance 6
Tingle 7, Carson II 0
Eugene Fish Co. 40,1 Badas Ath
Club 18
Schedule for Tuesday, Oct. 30
IM Field—Sigma Nu vs. Billion
$ Babies
Field 1—Abies vs. Executors
4:30
IM Field—ATO vs. McAllister
Field 1—Dyment vs. Watson III
The Wednesday schedule is in
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the winners of Tuesday games.
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