THURSDAY, APRIL 21, 1949
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
PAGE FIVE
Tigers Rock KU,7 To 1 on Bad Pitching, Errors
Kansas dropped its third conference game in as many starts when arch rival Missouri chalked up an easy 7 to 1 victory Wednesday at Columbia in the opener of a two-game series.
The Tigers, aided by weak K.U. fielding and ineffective pitching, racked up seven runs in the first five innings off Darell Norris and Charley Moffet before lefthander Loren Hepler came in and blanked them the rest of the way.
Norris and Moffett each walked in a run. All of Missouri's nine hits were singles, a few of them infield rollers. Bob Smith allowed the Jayhawkers four hits in his seven innings and struck out 10.
The teams meet today in the final game of the series. Coach Bill "Red" Hogan will probably start his no. 1 pitcher, Dick Gilman. The Tigers may use Don McMillan.
The score by innings:
Kansas    000 100 000 -1 4 5
Missouri  000 320 000 -7 9 1
Batteries: Norris, Moffett, Hepler,
and Talkington, Morrow; Smith
Ebert and Alexander, Murrey.
Today's Pitchers
By UNITED PRESS
(Last year's records in parentheses)
Cleveland (Gromek 9-3) at St.
Louis (Starr—X).
Chicago (Judson 4-5) at Detroit (Gray 6-2)
Boston (Parnell 15-8) at Philadelphia (Marchhead 9-15)
Washington (Thompson 6-10) at New York (Byrne 8-5)
National League
New York (Hartung 8-8) at Brooklyn (Roe 12-8)
St. Louis (Pollet 13-8) at Cincinnati (Vander Meer 17-14)
Pittsburgh (Munerief 5-4) at Chi-
Fitchburg (Unhurley 5-4) at Chicago (Dubiel 6-10)
X-No 1948 major league experience
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Emporia, Kan., April 21—(U.P.) The Southwestern baseball team slammed Emporia State for 15 hits to an easy 11 to 3 decision in a CJ.I.C. game here yesterday.
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Ruperty Sullivan hurled all the way for Southwestern, allowing eight hits. Starter Don Lamb was the losing pitcher.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
New York 2 Brooklyn 6
Philadelphia 5 Boston 6
Pittsburgh 0 Chicago 4
Baseball Results
NATIONAL LEAGUE
The two schooi split tennis and golf matches yesterday. Emporia winning on the links, $ 16 \frac{1}{2} $ to $ 11 \frac{1}{2}, $ and Southwestern taking the tennis competition 5-2.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Washington 0 New York 3
Boston 2 Philadelphia 3 (10 innings)
YMCA Offers Classes On Counselor Training
Chicago 2 Detroit 5
Cleveland 7 St. Louis 3
The first of a series of five classes dealing with Y.M.C.A. Camp Counselors' Training course will be held Thursday in the Union building. V. P. Wetz, camp director for the Kansas City, Mo. Y.M.C.A., will be the guest speaker.
A certificate is given for completion of the course and no fee is charged for the instruction. All interested students are invited to attend.
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Bill "Red" Hogan, baseball coach, (right) explains the finer points of the game to catcher Bob Talkington and Charlie Moffett, pitcher.
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