University Daily Kansan, March 6, 1985
SPORTS
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Home run defeats Jayhawks in ninth
A ninth-inning home run by Tim Atchity gave William Jellwell College a 8-7 victory over Kansas yesterday at Quickenley.
The loss dropped Kansas to 3-1.
William Jewell raised its record to 2-1.
Back-to-back doubles in the first inning put William Jewell ahead 1-0. William Jewell held KU scoreless in the bottom of the first and picked up two more runs in the top of the second to go up 3-0.
Mike Ingram reached first on a William Jewell error in the bottom of second. A double to left-center field by Gary Lang sent Ingram home and put KU on the board 3-1.
The Jayhawks exploded during the next three innings as they ripped
three William Jewell pitcheres for eight hits and six runs. KU catcher Rob Thomson garnered two singles and a double as KU took a 7-3 lead. center fielder Hugh Stanfield added two singles.
WILLIAM JEWELL CAME back strong in the top of the sixth. Two singles, a will help an a misplaced well, will help William Jewell pearrow KU's lead to one.
William Jewell tied the score in the top of the seventh and held KU scoreleast through the next two innings. . .
Freshman pinch hitter Atchity, in his second at-bat of the season, then ripped his home run in the top of the ninth to give William Jewell the victory.
John Glenn, senior third baseman, winces in pain in the bottom of the William Jewell College. The Cardinals went on to beat the Jayhawks fifth inning after being hit by a pitch thrown by Jim Kuchar of 8-7.
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