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On May first and second, Idaho's traveling baseball squad met with defeat at the hands of the University of Oregon at Eugene. The first game went to the Webfeet by a 9 to 0 score, with Bill Sayles, the Oregon pitching ace, allowing only two hits. The second game was barely won by the Webfeet 6 to 3. Although the Vandals held their own until the seventh inning, the Oregon men rallied in the eighth to forge ahead. In the Moscow series, the scores were 13 to 4 and 10 to 7, Oregon winning l:::oth games. In the game May 19, the Vandals held Oregon to a one-run lead until the e ighth, when the Webfeet made five runs and followed with three more in the ninth to clinch the game. Four home runs featured the game May 20; West and Brown connecting for the Vandals, Courtney and McLean for Oregon. 197