THE FIRST LEAGUE GAME OF THE SEASON
BAKER UNIVERSITY AN EASY MARK FOR K, U.
B. U. Outplayed at Every Stage of the Game, Thomas. Their Idol, was Knocked Out of the Box in the Fifth Inning, Final Score K. U. 21. B. U. 4.
B. U. opened their base-ball season at home Monday, April 24th with K. U. They were very confident of winning this game and were willing to back their team pretty heavily. The day was an ideal base ball day, there being no wind and just warm enough to put lots of ginger in the players. However there is a great disadvantage in playing at B. U. owing to their poor diamond and field.
The game abounded in brilliant plays Barnett's catch and Poorman's phenomenal stop and throw being among the best. In addition Tucker's pitching, Grigg's fielding and hard hitting, the playing of Housh at second, and the clever catching of Parent, may be mentioned.
THE GAME IN DETAIL.
First inning—K. U. lost the toss and B.
U. took their outs. K. U. was retired without a run. B. U. came to bat and made their only earned run in the game.
K. U. o. B. U. 1.
Second inning—Lucas started the ball to rolling with a three base hit. Frebert followed with a single scoring Lucas, Tucker, Griggs Hall and Poorman each made hits causing five men to cross home plate. Owing to an error and a hit B. U. was able to score two runs this inning. K. U. 5, B. U. 3.
Third inning—Frebert, Tucker, and Hall each fanned in succession. By clever fielding B. U. was not allowed to score this inning. K. U. 5. B. U. 3. Fourth inning—Griggs got a base on ball and scored on Parent's beautiful drive to left field. Poorman followed with a single, scoring. Parent, Barnet, Lucas and Freburt went on flys.
K. U. scored her last run in this lining,
owing to an error.
K. U., 7; B. U. 4.
Fifth inning—The fusilade began this inning; Tucker got a base on balls, Frebert flew out to catcher, Griggs singled, Parent was hit by pitcher, Tucker was caught at home, Poorman got a safe hit; Houch followed with a three bagger, Barnet singled and Lucas struck out. Thomas was being hit at will and was evidently ready to give up his job. Baxter flew out to third, Williams to short, and Johnson was caught at first.
Baxter relieved Thomas in this inning.
K. U., 11; B. U. 4.
K. U., 11; B. U., 4.
Sixth inning—Frebert, Tucker and Hall went out in rapid succession. Knight singled, stole second, and through an error reached third. There he stayed for Rissler flew cut to Poorman, Nurman to Griggs, and Thomas to Tucker.
Seventh inning -Griggs got a two bagger, got to third on a passled ball and scored on a block ball. This was the only run made in this inning.
Williams got a three base hit, but owing to Tucker's ability to keep the bits well scattered he died there.
Eighth inning—Barnett and Lucas each made a run through errors. Owing to the excellent support given Tucker not a man reached first.
K. U. $ \mathrm{I 4}, $ B. U. $ \mathrm{4}. $
Ninth inning - Two bases on balls, two passed balls, four hits and a stolen base were responsible for seven runs for K. U. B. U. was easily retired this inning.
Final score—K. U. 21, B. U. 4.
K. U.
Parent, c. 6 3 1 0 0
Poorman, ss. 5 2 3 3 1
Housh, 2b 6 3 2 2 1
Barnett, cf. 5 2 3 0 0
Lucas, 3b 6 1 3 3 1
Frebert, 1b 1 1 10 1
Tucker, p. 4 2 2 2 3
Hall, fl. 6 1 0 0 2
Griggs, lf. 5 3 4 0 0
Totals. 48 18 28 11 9
B. U.
Rissler, 1b. 5 0 8 0 2
Games, 3b. 4 1 1 0 1
Nuzman, lf. 5 1 1 0 0
Thomas, p. 3 0 1 3 1
Baxter, 2b. 5 1 1 0 0
Williams, cf. 5 1 1 0 2
Johnson, rf. 3 0 3 0 1
Wright, c. 4 1 11 1 2
McQueen, ss. 4 0 0 1 2
Totals... 38 5 27 5 11
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**Toasts...** 38 5 27 51
**Summary:** Two base hits—Parent, Grigg;s three base hits—Housh, Lucas,
Baxter, Williams; left on bases—K.U. 8,
B, U. 11; struck out—by Tucker 1, by
Thomas 4, by Baxter 3; bases on balls—off Thomas 5, off Baxter 4, off Tucker 1 Time t:45. Umpire, C.A. Barnett of Otawa. Attendance go.
A Review of the First Basket Ball Season
at K. U.
The basket ball season just ended is one that affords considerable satisfaction to those who are interested in true athletics at the University.
For a first season, the record is one that is creditable in every way. Financially, the game was self supported, and that under conditions of field and weather most unfavorable. The credit for so excellent a showing is due to all those who interested themselves in the sport and aided it, either by participation therein or by assistance and encouragement; but more particularly is it due to Dr. Naismith, coach, and to Manager Emley and Captain Sutton of the 'Varsity team, who devoted their time and attention to the introduction and establishment of the game and to the care and training of the players.
Only those acquainted with the matter can understand or appreciate the difficulties connected with the work done by the men mentioned. With no place to practice or play, with no money to meet the expenses connected with the game, with no enthusiastic body of supporters to witness and encourage the contest, they went to work and carried to a successful end, the plans they had formulated. The tangible results of their efforts appear in the fact that class teams were organized by the Seniors, Juniors, Sophomores, and Freshmen of the Arts School; by the Freshmen Engineers, by the Pharmacy students and by the Junior Laws. Further, a 'Varsity team was chosen, trained, and entered against all the teams of neighboring cities with the result that ten games were played, and of these but three lost—all on strange courts.
As a result of the inter-class games, the Sophomores came out victorious. Their success was due largely to careful and conscientious practice; in other words, to team work. Individually, they were excelled by the Senior team, which was represented on the 'Varsity' by three men, but they overbalanced this disadvantage by persevering and united effort.
Whitney was the captain of the Sophomores, and to him and the two Owens brothers is due much of the credit for landing the championship.
The Seniors, perhaps should be given the second place. They defeated both the Juniors and Sophomores, but in the latter case the game was not counted. The work of this team was at times brilliant, but unfortunately; the players were erratic and frequently out of form. Will Sutton captained the Seniors, and to his good work and that of Emley the standing of the team is largely indebted.
Like the Sophomores, the Juniors owed their position largely to their thoroughness in preparation. In addition to this theyn had more men upon which to draw the most of the other classes. They were fortunate in having for their captain, Dennis, one of the best players in the University and an old Kansas City player. He was always a tower of strength, and with Avery, Walter Sutton, and Yahn made the other teams work for every point they gained.
To this list of the best teams, the Faculty "five" may properly be added. In an exhibition game early in the season they suffered defeat at the hands of he Juniors by a rather liberal margin, but later atoned for this by playing a tie game with the Sophomore team, in which the score was the lowest of the series. In view of the age of the players and the small amount of time which was available practice, the record of this team is very good. Any comparison of the players here would be superfluous, since they were all, "stars."
The teams from the technical schools were outclassed by those already mentioned. Lack of directive force and looseness of practice are the causes to which this result is due.
With regard to the work of the University team, much may be said in praise and little in criticism. Devoid of experience, and without the inspiration of precedent, it met the seasoned teams of Kansas City, Topeka, Independence, and Liberty and won seven of the ten games played and scored 100 points to its opponents 126. Unquestionably, this record would have been better had circumstances been favorable. The two games lost at Independence were played upon the court of the winning trum, and at a time when the K. U. team had practically disbanded owing to the destruction of the rink by fire and the consequent loss of costumes, apparatus and courts. No apologies, however, need be made, the record is a good one as it stands.
The management of the team on the field was entrusted to Will Sutton, while the financial care of the same devolved upon Emile. Each of these men performed his work well. In his position as forward, Sutton did excellent work, making
a large percentage of the goals and playan excellent all round game. The only fault to be found with his playing was an occasional irregularity which will probably disappear with longer practice. Emley at center put up a uniformly good and steady game. He rarely failed to get the ball from from the throw off, and many a point was scored by K. U. on account of the careful manner in which he landed the ball in the hands of his waiting forwards. In a dribbling game, he was always particularly effective. Hess usually played forward with Sutton and in this position generally managed to make things interesting for his guard. He was particularly efficient in securing the ball from the center at the beginning of the play.
The work of the backs is rarely as striking as that of the forwards or center, but is just as important in a contest. The men who occupied these positions are entitled to much commendation for the manner in which they discharged the duties of their positions, "Sticking to your man" as the exhortation of the coach runs, is a difficult manner and one upon which the size of the opponents score directly depends. The amount of "adherence" exhibited by the K. U. backs was usually up to the standard, judging from the scores made against them. The men playing the defensive places on the team were less constant in their positions than these at the other end of the field. At different times, Henderson, Walter Sutton, Yahn, Avery, O. Howes, Hoyt and Russell acted as guards on the team. All of these men played well, ordinarily, but in the future, a more settled composition of the back field would be more favorable to both players and score.
And now that all is said and done, remarks the uninitiated, what excuse has basket ball for existence, anyway? The $s$ devotee of the game is not sekow to present the merits of this favorite sport. He will assure the enquiring mind that it is a game which rounds out the athletic calendar, coming as it does between the seasons of football and baseball and affords opportunities for exercise during the seasons of the year when this is not needed. He will point out the fact that it is a game practically free from danger, yet requiring the highest degree of skill, activity and endurance. He will show that its rules tend to cultivate a spirit of true sportsmanship and to induce a better control of temper and spirit in the players. Finally, he will indicate that it is a sport in which the girls as well as the boys may indulge and enjoy, and thus is a more universal game than any of the other ball games.
That those advantages have been appreciated and recognized, is indicated by the fact that as many as one hundred persons connected with the University participated in the game during the past season despite the adverse conditions prevaling. It is to be hoped that before long, better facilities for the playing of basket ball will be provided. A movement to build a structure something like the old rink, somewhere on the campus where it will not be conspicuous, is being considered, and if sufficient assistance could be secured from the alumni, a modest gymnasium might thus be constructed that would be vastly superior to the present athletic quarters. This would provide a place for the playing of basket ball and other indoor games and would make participation in the regular gymnastium exercises less of a "physical torture" than many of the students now consider it
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