Tigers Take »
The ‘Pennant’

By displaying a lot of power and
playing ability through the entire
season, the invincible Tiger aggrega-
tion was able to come out on top in
the Big Six National Softball leauge.

From the beginning of the season
it was clear that this team was the
winner. The individual players in
every position demonstrated that
they had previous experience at the
game. Every man on the team was
a strong link in forming this cham-
pionship combination.

Monday afternoon games finished
up the regular schedule for the sea-
son, with probably the poorest exhi-
bition of contests held this season..
Although there were three games
listed for the day, in reality there
was only one genuine game played.
That was between the Wildcats and
the Jayhawkers. For the second time

 

this summer the Hawks were able
to defeat the runner ups to the
championship. Both teams were
able to score just about equally
throughout the game, with the cats

coming out on the bottom by a close

13 to 11 count.

The Sooner-Cyclone contest was |

forfeited by the Cyclones who were
unable to muster enough players to
form an infield. A practice game be-
tween the two groups went to the
Sooners, 32 to 8.

The Tigers won their game by for-
feit from the Cornhuskers on the
same grounds.

There will appear in Tuesday’s is-
sue of the Kansan the list of all star

players for the honor team.

The final standings will appear
with the all star selection.

 

 

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The second week of competition
found teams in the league remaining
‘about in the same positions as when
they started. The powerful Tigers
remained at the top while the lowly
Jayhawkers sank farther into the
cellar as they added another defeat
to their column of losses.

The prominent game of those
played last week was between the
Tigers and the Jayhawks. As usual,
the Tigers came out on top with a 6
to 1 victory, the winners leading all
the way.

The Cyclones were successful in
blowing the ill winds of defeat into
the faces of the Wildcats by a score
of 7 to 5. The boys of the windy
team should be watched when it
comes to selecting a winner in that
home stretch.

The last game of the day found the
Cornhuskers downing the already
beaten Sooners by the decisive mar-
gin of 8 to 3.

 

TODAY’S GAMES
Sooners vs. Cyclones.
Jayhawkers vs. Wilidcats.
Cornhuskers vs. Tigers.