All-St

run.

The capacity crowd witnessed one of the most exciting games that has
been played in the Woodlawn park this year, and when the game was over
everybody gave both teams a great hand in their appreciation of a real

combat.

The Summer Session all-stars drew first bats and went down in a 1-2-3
order, all being thrown out at first. The North Lawrence team followed
the school boys in the same fashion, all flying out. In the first half of the

second inning Emch went downl
swinging, bringing up Olander, who
got a base on balls. Barker followed

Olander, only to strike out to Har-

wood’s fast pitching.
Wilkerson Scores Two

With two outs Senter got on first
by -a_ walk, advancing Olander to
second. Casida followed Senter. He
also drew a charity base. Joe Wil-
kerson came to bat with bases loaded
to knock a hot one, which was called
an error on the North Lawrence
team, and brought in two runs to
put Allen’s team in the lead by a
count of 2 to nothing. -After scor-
ing two runs Casida tried to reach
home on a wild pitch only to be
tagged out to retire the sides.

In the last of the second we find the
North Lawrence boys going down
in 1-2-3 order, all flying out to the
infield. The third inning we find no
change in score. Allen got on first

advance Allen to second. With one
down and Bobby Allen on second
Hayes and Johnny Hocevar popped
to Higgins on third and Douglass on
first to retire the side.

In the last of the third Maiden of
the North Lawrence league scored
one run to set the count 2-1 in favor
of Allen’s boys. Both teams went
down in the fourth without a change
in the score. In the first of the fifth

the University boys retired without |
The North Lawrence team |

a run.

cut loose in the last of the fifth to
take the lead by scoring 3 runs,
which gave them the advantage by
a score of 4 to 2. |

C25 939

ars Drop

North Lawrence Sta
Defeat University One,
Team in a Thriller

By Dave Shirk
Doctor Allen’s all-stars made up of members of the Summer Session
softball league lost a tough game Thursday night to the North Lawrence |.
all-star team by a score of 5 to 6, the winning run being made in the last
half of the extra inning by Clarence Douglass, K. U.’s candidate for All-
American fullback in 1937, when he clouted one out of the park for a home |

scoreless.

rence team came to bat we find Clar-

by a walk and Keeler sacrificed to lence Douglass as first batter (bat-

 

 

 

 

 

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Home Run Ties Game

The sixth inning both teams went)

down in thé 1-2-3 order, leaving the|
score 4 to 2 in favor of the North
Lawrence team which began to look
like the final score in the first of the
seventh, when the school boys had
two men on, with two down. But
the surprise of the opponents and the
fans Joe Wilderson placed the ball
out of the park for a home run scor-

ing three runs to give the Session
team the lead by a score of 5 to 4.

The North Lawrence team wouldn’t
give up, so in the last of the seventh
Gufler, the catcher, for the North

 

 

Lawrence team, scored a run to tie
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the count and send the game into an
extra inning.
In the first half of the extra inning

the University all-stars were held

When the- North Law-

ting over .600 in the North Law-

‘rence league) to face Hocevar. On
the first pitched ball “Doug” con-
| tacted it for a long, high, center field
_drive for a four-bagger to end the

game with the final count of 5 to 6.

The battery for the North Law-
rence team was Harwood and Guf-
ler. For Doctor Allen’s stars we
have Johnny Hocevar and Joe Wil-
kerson pitching, and Senter doing
duty behind the plate.

| The box score:
|K. U. ALL-STARS (5)

 

ab r h po a e
Alene css sake 340. 02 2:-8200
Beeler: cf 4.0202. 2 0 0-0-048
Reade, Ch aa £0 0-20:-0 20
Willer,-ck 225 10-0: 0. 0.4
Hayes; Sb? e 4-9 0.3.3 0
Bmech: 20 732 £20: 0. 22-0
Olanden, isos AAT) 4) 0220
Barker. (oie. 3-0 = 052570520
Senter;¢=.2525 5. 226 OE 3420 +0
Casidacis 252 Dede 0220
Wilkerson, rf. .......... 3 te 0-0
Focevarsp «= 22 22.0: 02-0220
Totals Si Oe 2520 10
*No outs when winning run
scored.
NO. LAWRENCE ALL-STARS (6)
ab r h po ae
Gutler cee 20-2 0 Y
Tréland<7s2 40-2: 10-0
vans, Hi == 8 1 2
Stoland,.cf ==. =. 3-0-0: 0-0-0
Douglass; lbs... Aol ee
LHiggins, 3b o..2-2.... 3:00: 2-259
McClure; 3b = 1205 022027 kt
W. Harwood, p ...... & 0: 014 0
|N. Harwood, 2b ...... 1.2: 0.2739
Maiden, SS ........-------- £2 02230
Ropes re see S10 2-4. 84
Combest. nf 3.224 1}. 29
Totals 80 6 6 2412 2
K. U. All-Stars ..........:. 020 000 30—5

N. Law All-Stars ........ 001 030 11—6

 

 

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