Ducklings lose 37—6 to Pups
Washington unleashed a potent
offensive aresenal to defeat the
Oregon JVs, 37-6, at Autzen
Stadium Friday afternoon.
The Ducklings played without at
least five starters and were simply
outmanned.
On their second possession of
the game, the Ducklings drove to
the Pups' five, but came away
pointless when quarterback Jack
Henderson threw incomplete on a
crucial third down play. A fourth
down field goal try was blocked.
The Pups in turn drove deep in
Oregon territory and Gustave
Clark chipped in three points as
the first quarter ended, the first of
three field goals.
After Clark's second field goal
midway through the second
quarter, Pup quarterback Mark
Kettle rolled out and found Lionel
Perry alone in the endzone. Clark
added the PAT to make the score
13-0.
Henderson set up the Ducklings
only score when he threw a 70
yard bomb to flanker Jim
Churchill and two plays later
bootlegged it in from the two.
Bob Marshall missed the PAT and
that was all for the Ducks.
It was an all around bad day for
Marshall. He was the beneficiary
of an atrocious center snap on a
punt and had to sprawl on the turf
to stop the ball. That play set up a
Washington touchdown. At
tempting an onside kick after the
Oregon score, Marshall just
grazed the ball and it spun back
ward to the 39, a one yard loss on
the kickoff.
The Ducklings are now 1-1 and
take on Washington State next
week.
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with a fourth down and one yard situation. USC was going to go for the
first down, but quarterback Pat Haden strode up to the line of scrim
mage and called time-out. Enter Limahelu for the field g ,i| attempt.
'Coach McKay felt confident in me, but I had blown a couple of
others," said Limahelu. "The fans were really going and Oregon's
defense was all jacked-up. Oregon was playing pretty hard, pretty
intense."
Then the time-out call by Haden.
'Anytime you do that, it makes the offensive line reactive. They start
thinking about it. Coach McKay wanted to play it safe, and I had to get
my confidence back," said Limahelu.
Presto, a 38-yarder and the game. But what about that missed 22
yarder in the second quarter?
"Oh, I missed that by inches," he laughed. "I was too over confident.
I've been playing too much golf, and I tried to chip shot it in."
Like at the Bel-Air Country Club?
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Paul Geis
Pnoto t)y Su&an Miller
Geis tops harriers
Last year Paul Gies
stood on the sidelines and
watched Steve Prefontaine lead
Oregon to an NCAA cross
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country championship, but this
season Pre is gone and the layoff
from competition hasn't seemed
to hurt Geis one bit.
The senior transfer from Rice
paced 40 runners at T oka tee Goff
Course Saturday as the Ducks,
with 22 pemts. opened thaw
se aeon with a tune up victory ever
By CARL STEWARD
Of We EmmmU
the Oregon Track Club, 50, and
Lane CC, 128, among others.
Oregon's women's team,
however, wasn't so fortunate as
they dropped a meet 19-57 to
OTC.
Gets clocked in over the 5.8 miles
at 27:16, 10 seconds ahead of
Terry Williams of Oregon. The
Ducks captured the top three
places — in what was essentially
an intra-squad meet — as Gary
Barker finished third. Bob Hensley
seventh, David Taylor ninth and
Lars Kaupang tenth.
Kenny Moore finished fourth for
OTC.
Maryl Barker was the only
Oregon runner to place in the top
ten in women's competition.
Barker covered the three-mile
course in 17:55, 30 seconds
behind Caroline Walker of OTC, a
former Webfoot runner. The
North Eugene high school girls
finished five points behind
Oregon.
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