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—Kansan photo by Pete Ford
THREE STRIKES, YOU'RE OUT—Opponents of the Kansas baseball team will have to face this fearsome foursome throughout the season, which begins during the spring vacation. From left to right are Bob Shirley, Wayne Tiemier, Lew Johnson, and Loren "Fuzzy" Martin. Shirley, Johnson, and Martin all throw from the right side and Tiemier is a southpaw.
Full Recovery by Shirley Strengthens KU Pitching
By JOHN McMILLION Kansan Sports Writer
A pulled muscle in the right arm of pitcher Bob Shirley is the questionable factor that may decide the strength of Coach Floyd Temple's mound corps on this year's Kansas baseball team. If Shirley's arm comes around he will probably be the No. 1 hurler on Temple's staff, making the staff as a whole stronger than last year.
Left-hander Wayne Tiemeier will provide the southpaw punch to the Jayhawk staff. Wayne had the leading record of last year's lettermen, posting three wins against two losses. He also had an earned-run average of 3.06, second lowest on the squad.
Graduation robbed Temple of his ace of last year, John Brose. Brose, who had four wins and one loss and a classy earned-run average of 1.81 is currently coaching the KU freshmen baseball team.
If Shirley's arm rounds into shape the staff should be built around he and Tiemeier. Both pitched good ball last year and had 20 strike outs apiece. Shirley has a wide assortment of pitches, good control, and a good changeup. Tiemeier has excellent control and, if he can pick up a little speed, will be tough, according to Coach Temple.
Shirley pulled a muscle in his
BASKETBALL RESULTS
Gustavus Adolphus 76, Texas Southern 55.
NAIA tournament at Kansas City 2nd round.
Arizona State 110, Belton 88
Alderson Broaddus 88, Quincy 84.
Steubenville 90, Louisiana Tech 65
Southeastern Oklahoma 106, Nebraska Weaklin 69.
Florida State 110. Beloit 88.
East Texas State 94, Southwestern (Kan) 78.
Western Illinois 86. Northeastern Missouri 85.
Arkansas Tech 93, Atlantic Christian 74.
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arm last spring during batting practice drills. He laid off baseball during the summer and has been brought along slowly so far this spring because of the inclement weather.
New prospects include basketkiller Lew Johnson who is a right-hander, and Gary Fenity, a left-hander who was on the team last year but did not letter. A transfer student from Vanderbilt university in Nashville, Tenn. Larry Ullmann will round out the pitching prospects.
Third man on the Kansas staff should be Loren "Fuzzy" Martin, a righthander. Martin won one and lost none last year but had an earned-run average of 5.49. The only other returning letterman is Ben Dalton, who lost one game while winning none last season. Martin may also be used as a catcher.
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Hemric Joins Shrine Game Squad
Kansas City, Mo.—(U.P.)—Wake Forest scoring star Dick Hemric today was signed as a member of the East team in the Ararat Shrine's fourth annual East-West basketball all-star game here March 21.
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Henric wound up the 1955 season at Wake Forest with a career total of 2,539 points, surpassing by one point the former national mark of Furman's Frank Selvy.
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