Jayhawkers C inch Title
By Swamping Cyclones

Climax Great Title Drive
By Taking Eighth Straight
Victory 15-6 19%

Wildcats Drop Their Third Game
When Sooners Trample Buller 8-1;
Jayhawkers Will Meet All-Stars
Wednesday Afternoon

The inspired Jayhawker softball team climaxed their great champion-
ship drive Wednesday afternoon when they slugged their way to a 15-6
victory over the Cyclones. They cinched the title by blasting several
Cyclone pitchers from the mound: in characteristic fashion. The “kids”
have won their last eight starts.

The Jayhawkers started the week out rather quietly when they took
an uninteresting affair from the Huskers 3-1, but when the pennant was
in sight, they put on a final drive@
that left their last place opponents |
by the wayside.

The Tigers kept coming on their
winning streak and dumped the
Sooners 5-4 in a thriller. The score
was close all the way with the lead:
see-sawing back and forth. The)
Tigers out hit their opponents 16-5.
Wood was the winning pitcher.

The Wildcats managed to sneak |

 

 

The Huskers put an end to the

away with a 2-1 win over the Cy-; Tigers winning streak when theysgot

clones. The Wildcats have never
really recovered from the two
straight set backs they took a week
ago. Their infield was shaky and
their hitting impotent.. The Cats

collected 6 hits while the Cyclones

touched Buller for four bingos.
The Jayhawkers cinched the title
Wednesday afternoon when they
romped, ‘their way to a 15-6 victory
over the Cyelones, the cellar teara.
The Cyclones were hitting the ball
but couldn’t score when the pressure
was on. The Jayhawkers got 16
hits while the Cyclones collected 10.
The Sooners became the third
team to stop the Wildcats when they
slamed John Bullers’ offerings for
six hits and eight runs to win.8-1.
The Buller gang who won their first
"five starts, went completely to pieces |.
and were no match for the inspired
play of the Sooners.

 

to Kenneth Wood fer 20 hits and 18
runs. The youngster lost all control
and was literally blasted from the
bok by a furious barrage of base
hits from the bats of the Huskers.
Each team has one game yet to
play» On Wednesday John Buller,
manager of the second place Wild-
cats, will pick an all-star team from
the rest of the league and try to
stop high flying Jayhawkers who
have won their last eight starts. This
game should prove highly interest-
ing. The starting pitcher for the
ee will probably be Lyman Cor-
is.
Won lost pet.

Jayhawkers 8 cL 888
Wildcats 6 3 666
Sooners 4 5 444
Huskers cnn 5 444
Tigers — 3 6 333
Cyclones 2 if 222

 

 

 

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