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Second Squad All-Sta me.
Twenty players in the Big Six National softball league were es
For Play-Off

honor yesterday when the mythical all-star team was selected by the!

league’s umpires—Dr. Forrest C. Allen, Dr. J. W. Twente and Howard

Engleman. The great Jayhawker crew walked off with honors when four Starting line-ups and pitching se-
lections for the Jayhawker-AllStar

game to be played Wednesday af-

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of their number were named on the first team. The Huskers placed three,
the Wildcats had two and the Sooners supplied the remaining man.

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First Team Second Team . ternoon were announced yesterday.
R. Tripp . Sooners c J. Skidmore Tigers The team which will attempt to stop
L. Corlis Jayhawkers p R. Cunningham Wildcats | the champion Hawks was selected
J. Buller Wildcats 1b V. W. Lapp Cyclones | from the other five teams in the
P. Keeler Huskers 2b F. Strickler Cyclones | league by John Buller, manager of
V. G. Hayes Huskers 3b A. Hayes Wildeats | the second place Wildcats.
R. E. Allen Jayhawkers ss A. Lawrence Wildcats | Lyman Corlis will be on the
B, Stratton Jayhawkers rf W. A. McElroy Huskers mound pitching te Frink for the
D. Harp Jayhawkers cf L. Stanton Huskers Jayhawkers. Either Cunningham or
' A. Brooks Huskers lf N. Evans Tigers Nelson will hurl for the all stars.
§ C. J. Olander Wildcats rs A. B. Leonard Sooners Caldwell will be on the receiving
a : 2 ~ = ede end.
4 - is Sa ee a Another Husker, Hayes, was! ALL STARS
Juages place AY AYAPP Oe e placed at third base. Hayes played Blaser “Pita Team
3 Sooners. Ray played in that spot almost errorless baseball all season
i : 3 iP. Keeler, 2b Huskers
s for the fine Acacia team during the and his selection for the hot corner :
i ; : ; aa : e. : F. Strickler, 1b Cyclones
3 Spring intramural schedule. He is! jig a wise one. In addition to being Tr Giantad re Pickers
i fast, aggressive and a fine sportsman.| an excellent fielder, he hits well and ‘C y Oleander es Wildca E
i The heavy responsibility of hurl-| accounted for many Husker runs :
3 ; 5 : V. G. Hayes, 3b Huskers
i ing went to Lyman Corlis of the| during the schedule. Milter. ef Wildcats
: Jayhawkers. Corlis is a K. U. bas-! Bob Allen, captain of the pennant A. Brooks, If Pr cers
ketball star and was named on the*. winning Jayhawkers, was given the Caldwell, “c Cie kris
: all-intramural team this See He! ghort stop position. Bob was one of R. Tripp, rs Sooners
has everything that a softball pitcher the main reasons that the Jayhawk- Cunningham, p Wildcats
should have—speed, control and a! ers ended the season at the top of or Nelson, p Sobners
level head. the heap. He is a great leader and

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John Buller, who paced the second |
place Wildcats during the entire sea- |
son, was selected for the first base
position. Buller is a great leader,
a fine defensive man and a consistent
hitter.

The keystone sack went to Keeler
of the Huskers. Keeler played well

all year. He is an excellent defen-

sive player and is noted for hitting
in the pinches.

a superb competitor. Bob was on
the All-Intramural team this spring.
Stratton, of the Jayhawkers, got
the right field berth. Stratton was
one of the most dependable hitters
that the “kids” had this season. He
was always dependable for a hit
when it was needed. His specialty,
however, was base running.

Disk Harp, another Jayhawkers,
was named to the center field
garden. Dick is big, fast and a heavy
hitter. His fielding left nothing to
be desired.

The responsible left field position
went to Brooks of the Huskers.

Brooks was, perhaps, the cutstand- |.
ing defensive fielder in the league.
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The Jayhawker players are:

B. Stratton,cf; R. Frink, c; R. E. |
| Allen, 3b; L. Corlis, p; D. Harp, 2b;
|D. Amerine, rs; J. Corlis, 1b; B.
Geiger, lf; O. Nesmith, ss; T. North,
ri,