University of Washington - Tyee Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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A- il i WEXXES r ' r ldaho's surprising V andals, who wound p at the liottom ol the league, came hrough with a 47-37 victory over the Huskies in the first game of their series l . ' l two 6'8" centers were mere! hut even wit 1 me which the the second ga , unahle to cop Huskies won 56-48. At Moscow, Washington came through the first game, hut with a 1lo-- , J dropped the second contest 40-Sl. The Huskies held a six-point lead at the hall, e field goal and two free hut seo , i throws in the entire second period. Washington's starting lineup this sea- son consisted of Harry Nelson and Bohhy Lindh, hoth sophomore forwards, Capt. Bill lVlcDonald, senior, who alternated with Hal Schlicting, junior, at center, and and hrother so homore 'J ' 40 victorv in red onlv on B oh Voelker, lack, junior, at guards. fight for the ' ll er closes in us three Idaho men their own bnckbourd luck loe f , . bull after Inkirig ll rebound off on lfnlflpip glm , ,. f,,,. Cul lm-upnw ' rf -' ll ffhurliv Mj,,.1H,H

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UJEBFUUT 353153 Oregon was next on the Husky schedule and split even in their first series with the Pur :le and Cold. EflIIlllHflSOH,H Sf uacl l I came through with a 39-31 victory in the first gazne here, hut dropped a 47-32 deci- sion to the Wehfoots in the second contest. Traveling to Oregon on the next week and following the Wehfoot series here, the Huskies were handicapped hy the loss of Harry Nelson, who was out of the series with a had cold, and were not able to pull through with a single win during the entire series, two games with Oregon and two with Oregon State. Oregon won 47-32 and 50-43 at McArtht1r Court. Ore-gon's great John Dick, league-leading scorer, was a standout against the Huskies. Capt. Bill lPlcDonala' and Bobby Linrlh leap to take the casaba away from Archie Marshilf, star sophomore of the Oregon Wgbfools. Bill F1f2"'i""f 183 Holzlly Dorf Diclf lizard

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BEHVEB 353158 Oregon State, the team that won the Northern Division championship. only to lose two straight games in the Paeilie Coast playoff to Southern California. provefl another stumhling hloek for W'ashington and in the first two games. playefl away from home. the Huskies were tlefeatefl twiee. 45-26 an l 419-3 c 2. In the seeoncl game Washington pulled another last-half vol- lapse and allowed the Beavers to pull away. ln the last home series for Capt. Bill MeDonald and Bobby Dorr, who grarlu- ated this year. Wasllinglon split with the highly toutefl Beaver quintet. Oregon ze first game and the Northern Division crown 46-31. The Huskies eame State won tl through in the seco nd contest 41-35 with Bohh y Lindh scoring 17 points, hut it was not enough to plaee him above John Dielg of Oregon for the seoring title of 1010. Clayton Slmuy. Incl: loelluer, Al Hunter liohln' I in ll . V , 1 1, and Ton-v Romano wrtlch rt high one rome Illllllll toward' ll I ' ' ' i ' ' s ie umlxel Ill Ihe 051.-Wizxhtltglrzlt series nt the lII1l'l-llillll. g i. Ki W I it sew lurlf .'lrth"mI HH llon Vlvllltlllll-90,1 Ilutre llolrsltll