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University Daily Kansan
Monday, May 4, 1953
Jayhawks Belt K-State Meet Colorado Today
Kansas, led by a pair of 3-hit pitching jobs by John Brose and Jack Stonestreet, swept a 2-game series from K-State Friday and Saturday in Manhattan, 9-2, and 3-2.
John Trombold, the classy KU first baseman, hit a home run and two singles in each game. He drove in four runs in the first contest and two in the second. Leftfielder John Perry picked up his eighth homer in the first game, driving in three runs.
Colorado's Golden Buffaloes, which has nine non-conference victories and a split with Missouri over the weekend, play Kansas in a two-game series at 3 p.m. today and to-morrow on the local field.
Colorado has a run advantage through their first nine games of 144-42 and a team batting average of .376. Last year's big hitters, shortstop Zack Jordan and centerfielder Carroll Hardy, are leading the Bucks with .556 and .500 averages.
Brose, who pitched Friday's game, gave up only four walks while striking out nine, as his team-mates gave him good support, committing only one error. Perry's homer, a 3-run attempt, was enough for the victory. Brose was nominated by coach Hub Ulrich to pitch Tuesday's game.
Stonestreet, a tall right-handed letterman, walked seven but whiffed nine to strand eight K-Staters on the bases. As in the first game, the Jayhawkers sponsored an 11-hit attack, but could come up with only three runs.
A greatly improved Jayhawker defense was a big factor in both victories. Kansas committed only one error in the first contest and three in the second. The Jayhawkers committed 10 errors in the first game and seven in the second in a series with Nebraska two weeks ago.
Ulrich has picked Wayne Tiemier, southpaw finger, to start today's game. He said John Perry, who has been bothered by a charley-horse suffered in the first Oklahoma game, still cannot run very well, but
that his leg has not bothered his hitting. He said Perry met the ball very well in both K-State games.
Kansas AB H O A
Wolf, 3b 3 1 0 3
Pulliam, 2b 3 0 5
Trombold, 1b 3 5 12 1
Onkue, rf 4 0 2 0
Fiss, c 5 3 10 0
Perry, if 5 2 0 0
Bergsten, cf 4 1 0 1
Bergsten, ss 4 0 0 5
Brose, p 3 1 0 ✓
Totals 36 11 27 14
K-State AB H 0 1
Prigmore, ss 4 1 0 0
Woods, cf 4 1 0 0
Myers, cf 2 0 5 0
Hartshine, lf 4 0 1 0
Adams, 1b 4 0 1 0
Newcober, 1b 2 0 0
Schneker, rf 2 0 3 0
Pollom, 2b 3 2 1
Sinderson, 3b 2 0 3
R. Parker, b 3 0 3 3
Box Score
* * * * AR H O /
Kansas
Wolf, 2b    4 0 1
Pulliam, 2b   5 2 2
Trombold, 1b   5 3 11
Konek, 2b    5 2 0
Fiss, 2       4 0 9
Perry, lf     5 1 4
Batterson, cf   4 4 0
ergstens, s    3 0 0
Stonecrest, p   3 2 0
Totals ... 29 3 27 15
Totals 38 11 27 9
K-State AB H 29 A
Woods, cf 2 0 5 0
R. Parker, cf 2 0 0 0
Pengmem, ss 2 0 3 1
Myers, c 4 0 3 1
Henderson, rf 1 4 1 1
Jenkins, f 2 0 0 0
Schneker, rf 2 0 0 0
Inderson, 3b 3 0 1 3
Hadley, 3b 1 0 0 0
Hennessey, 2b 3 1 2 1
Newcober, 1b 1 5 8
Chew, p 2 0 11 1
Chew, p 30 3 27 9
Second game:
Scientific name:
Kansas         000 030 000-3
K-State        020 000 100-2
Kansas 400 011 003-9
K-State 000 000 020-2
Allen Fieldhouse Proposal On Board of Regents Agenda
The movement to have KU's new fieldhouse named in honor o basketball coach Forrest "Phog" Allen gained impetus Saturday with the announcement that the proposal will be considered at the next meeting of the board of regents in Topeka May 27.
In a letter to the Kansan sports writer Stan Hamilton, Walter S. Fees, board chairman, said, "My position as chairman of the board is that we must make a definite statement on the matter. However, I will be glad to present your suggestion to the full board at our next meeting."
Ben Hoag Faces Tuneup
Mr. Fees' statement was spurred by the numerous endorsements made of the proposal by outstanding figures in articles and editorials which have been carried in the Kansan recently. A copy of each was sent to him.
Mexico City—(U.P.)-Ben Hogan, an easy winner in his first "tuneup" for the June renewal of the U.S. Open, takes another warmup this week in the Greenbrier Open at White Sulphur Springs, W.Va.
Construction is due to resume on the fieldhouse early this fall. Footings already have been inserted and the foundation laid. The structure, which will cost $2½ million and seat 6,000 people by the end of the main part of the campus across the street from the intramural fields.
The Kansan campaign has been an effort to get the regents to bypass the old university tradition that no campus buildings are to be named in honor of living persons, and to name the new building in Allen's honor while he is still a member of the school's staff.
In a letter campaign, favorable replies to the idea were received from Gov. Arn, senators Schoeppel and Carlson, former governors Landon and Woodring, athletic director Lonborg, coaches Stalcup, Harp, Easton, Sikes, Miller, and Womble
Golfers, Netters Score Victories
Little Pete Fotopoulos, who has yet to be defeated in singles competition this year, easily took the measure of MU's No. 1 man, Keith Worthington, 6-3, 6-3, for his sixth victory. He missed one match.
KU's tennis team won its fifth victory against two backsheets here Friday by whipping Missouri 5-2. Saturday's match against Nebraska in Lincoln was washed out by rain.
Wednesday, Omaha university will move in to Lawrence to meet the Jayhawks.
Potopoulos, K. def. Worthington, 6-3, 6-3.
Al Hedstrom, K. def. Wickersham, 6-0.
3-6, 8-3.
Liberman, def. Meril Selleres, 6-4, 7-5
Don Franklin, K. def. Lucke, 6-3, 6-3
Roger Youmans, K. def. Davis, 6-1, 6-2
Fotopoulos-Hedstrom, K. def. Wicker-
er
Friday's results:
Kansas' unbeaten golf team extended its winning streak to seven straight over the weekend by downing Missouri here Friday and outpointing Nebraska in Lincoln Saturday.
Northington-Lucke, M. def. Franklin-
Sellers. 7-9, 7-9, 6-3.
Missouri provided a good fight before the Jayhawks came out on top, 7-5. KU's Harlan Hise and Ham Lynch and MU's Bill Hawkins tied for medalist honors with 71s on the par-68 Lawrence Country club course.
The Cornhuskers lost to Bill
Winey's squad, 2-1/9-. Hise again
LET'S SEE NOW—Red quarterback John McFarland looks for a receiver in Saturday's intra-squad game in Memorial stadium. The Blues won, 34-33, after stopping a late Red drive on the four-yard line. McFarland, a former all-stater from Osborne, is fighting for a first-string quarterback spot on the '53 KU team. He's just a freshman and should be great by his senior year.
Blues Halt Fourth Quarter Red Rally To Win Intra-Squad Grid Tilt, 34-33
The Blue squad beat the Reds again Saturday in a wild-scooring' 34-33 game, but coach J. V. Sikes expressed displeasure with the general showing of most of the players. The Blues won the spring's first intra-suad game last week 33-12.
Both clubs advanced the ball well, but line play was sluggish and hard running by the backs was scattered. The defenses shined at times but pass protection was almost absent on some plays.
A bright spot in the day's picture was the cool-headed quarterbacking of sophomore Fuzzy Martin, a halfback last fall. Martin engineered the Blues to one score via a pass, and sneaked over for another. He threw four complete passes.
The Blues drew first blood early in the first period when sophomore halfback Bob Forsyth intercepted a red pass and raced 50 yards to score. Red halfback Ralph Moody, Minneola freshman, evened the count minutes later when he took a handoff and ran 19 yards through the entire defense.
Then freshman end Larry Horner grabbed Martin's first pass and
went 17 yards to paydirt. Four plays later, freshman end Mike Rogers intercepted a Red pitchout and ran 55 yards to score.
Martin got the Blues' next TD on a sneak after he had tossed a 29-yard pass to set the score up. Frank Sabatini bucked over from the one soon after to complete the scoring
The Reds made a strong effort to rally in the closing stages. Freshman linebacker Bill Nieder deflected a Blue pass into the arms of junior fullback John Anderson, who ran 50 vards for a Red touchdown.
But a last-minute Red drive was thwarted on the Blue four when soph tackle Charlie Lane recovered his kick. LaSalle called a halt several, plays, later.
Sike s commended co-captain junior end Morris Kay, junior tackle
King
Joe Lundy, sophomore tackle Bud Bixler, Moody, Horner, and junior end err Taylor for hustling play, but remarked, "We have a lot of boys who don't realize how hard they have to play in this league."
LEONARD'S STANDARD STATION 9th & Indiana
IM Softball Victors Score Heavily Again
FRIDAY'S RESULTS:
Fraternity "A"
The 10-man Kansas team, comprised of men from the Air Force and Army ROTC teams, tied for third with Nebraska in the unofficial results with a score of 1,860 points out of a possible 2,000.
Iowa State shot a 1.891 for first place honors, followed by Kansas State with 1.871. The official team totals and high individual scores will be carried as soon as they are released by the match officials at Kansas State.
Iowa State Captures Big 7 Rifle Match
Fratratern "A"
DU 14, KA 7
AKL 17, Pi Kappa Tau 7
Triangle 21, Pi KA 7
Fratratern "B"
Phi Gam over Sigma Pi by forftel
DU 10, Pdi 8
Pi 11, Sigma Chi 10
The six winners in the weekend's intramural softball games each ran their scores into double figures, continuing the heavy scoring that has featured the young season.
The results:
Where You are
Iowa State college lived up to pre-match predictions to win the Big Seven rifle shoot in Manhattan Saturday.
Hise, H. (76), def. Peterson, (80), 3-0;
Lynch, H. (81), def. Tolem, (82), 21-5;
Lauer, N. (82), def. Prosser, (83), 2-1;
Laey, K. (81), def. Gohde, (87), 3-0.
was medalist, carding a 76 on the par-72 layout.
TODAY'S GAMES (4:00)
AI Field 1 AI Field 2
Field 1 Pig Gam-Phi Phi
Field 3 Sigma Nu-Phil Kappa Sig
Field 3 Alpha P. Alphakappa Sig
Field 3 Alpha P. Alphakappa Sig
The results:
KU 7. Missouri 5.
Hise, K. (71), tied with Hawks, (71),
11-3/12; Lynch, K. (71), def. Bockenkill,
(71); Doyle, K. (71), tied with Hemley, (76),
11-3/12; Douglass, M. (79), def. Bob Lacy, (80),
2-1.
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