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University Daily Kansan Thursday, May 10, 1956
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THE COMEBACK TRAIL—Baseball coach Floyd Temple (right) will come out of retirement this summer to manage a semi-pro team composed of five KU players including centerfielder Bob Conn (left). Temple played third base on KU's Big Seven championship team of 1949 and managed Iola of the KOM league to the title in 1952.
1949, and managed Iola of the KOM league to the title in 1952.
Temple,8 Baseballers To Play Semi-pro Ball
Floyd Temple, KU baseball coach, will lead eight of his players as player-manager this summer in a Topeka semi-pro league.
Coach Temple will come out of retirement to play third base, along with catcher Barry Donaldson, pitcher Ron Wiley, outfielder Bob Conn, second baseman Don Pfutzenreuter, and first baseman Don Steinmeyer. Larry Miller, promising KU freshman, will also accompany the team which will be sponsored by the Sewell Oil Co.
John Trombold, former KU first baseman, Jack Bean, former KState pitcher, presently coaching in Topeka, and Bud Bloomfield, Coffeyville Junior College outfielder, will add to the team's strength.
Herb Semper, Glenn Cunningham, and Wes Santee are the only Kansans to win the national collegiate title two years. Santee and Cunningham won at milers. Semper took honors in the cross country run.
The team plans to play some of the best semi-pro clubs in Kansas. Coach Temple said.
"We will try to enter the Topeka City league and will enter the annual semi-pro tournament in Wichita," he said. Several night games in Lawrence are also planned.
GSP, Pi Phi Meet In Softball Finals
Gertrude Sellards Pearson defeated Delta Delta Delta 13 to 1 and Pi Beta Phi defeated Douthart Hall 13 to 0 Wednesday in the women's intramural softball semi-finals.
Gertrude Sellards Pearson will meet Pi Beta Phi at 5 p.m. today in the finals.
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The KU freshman golf team will try to upset the varsity in a match today at the Lawrence Country Club. Matches began at 1:00 p.m.
Leading the freshmen is Bob Wood who fired a 34-38-72 last week when the freshmen blanked the reserves 18-0. Wayne Manning holds down the No. 2 position by virtue of a 75 in last week's match.
Frosh ChallengeVarsity Golfers
A 76 qualified Lynn Kindred for the No. 3 spot in today's match and Bill Toalson who shot a 79 fills out the team as fourth man.
Bob Richards, 1955 Big Seven champ is leading the varsity. Jim Davies is paired with Manning for the match. Ed MacGee and Bill Sayler make up the remainder of the varsity team.
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Fraternity A Phi Gam 14, Delta Chi 1.
Fraternity B
Beta 10, Sig Nu 9; Delta Chi 7
Sig Ep 5; Theta Chi 15, Delts 13.
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Fraternity A
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Phi Psi II vs. Phil Delti (field 4)
Phi Psi I vs. Delts (field 5)
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Topeka's Hawks Jump To 5th Stewart Enters Modesta Meet
TOPEKA—The Topeka Hawks scored 5-0 and 5-3 decisions over the Albuquerque Dukes Wednesday and jumped into fifth place in the Western League.
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