SUM

 

Sixty-Five Play ..
In Softball League

Teams Show Promise as Wildcats
Upset Jayhawkers; Cyclones and
Sooners Win From Tigers

And Huskers

The Summer Session softball league got under way last Wednesday
afternoon when more than 65 men turned out to play. Play was marked
by frequent substutions. Some of the teams showed much promise.

The Wildcats stopped the Jayhawkers 12-4 in what seems to have been
an upset. On paper it looked as though the eae were unbeatable.

 

All their men are Kansas athletes®
with considerable experience. Three
of their men were on the all-intra-
mural softball team this spring.
However the Wildcats, behind the
effective hurling of Buller and the
heavy stick work supplied by Rei-
chart and Olander, drubbed the
school boys without much trouble.
Bill Geiger who pitched for Beta
Theta Pi, intramural softball champ-
ions this spring, was the losing
pitcher. Frink starred at the plate
for the Jayhawks.

A. E. Garrison’s Cyclones drove
their way to a hard earned victory
over the Tigers 24-22. Loose fielding
and heavy hitting featured the game.
Dr. Allen, who umpired the contest,
says he got dizzy watching the base
runners circle the diamond with

such regularity. The Tigers touched |.
Bales, winning hurler for 29 ‘hits, |
while Hodges, losing pitcher gave up|,
26 safeties. Lapp, Cyclone center].
fielder, had a perfect day at bat col-|/

lecting five hits in five trips to the
plate.

The Sooner shut ‘the Huskers out
5-0 in a tight contest. Hill of the
Sooners was a contributing factor
in the win when he had a perfect
day at the plate. Smith was the
winning pitcher and he held the
Huskers to five scattered hits, while
his team miates pounded Brooks for
12 bingos.

Games played last night were be-
tween Jayhawkers and _ Sooner,
Tigers and Wildcats and Cyclones
Huskers. (Editor’s note: Scores were
unavailable at press time.)