HURSDAY, MAY 13, 1948
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
PAGE FIVE
Phi Kappa Psi Takes Division Three Crown
Phi Psi captured the division three softball title and Co-Op stretched its winning streak to four games Wednesday. Spooner-Thayer, Sigma Chi, Gushers, and Edgehill Roaders also scored triumphs.
Banging out 28 hits while twirler Bob Graham tossed four-hit ball the Phi Psi's whitewashed Pi K.A. 27 to 0. Only one Pi K.A. reached third in the five-inning contest.
The Phi Psi's belted three home runs, three triples, and a pair of doubles in its blistering batting assault.
Max Kissell, Graham, and Lee Hamilton paced the Phi Psi hitting with perfect days at bat. Jackson Shanahan collected two of the Pi K.A. safeties.
Pi K.A. 000 00— 4 28
Phi Psi 03(14),(10)×27 28
Co-Op whipped the Trailer Vets 9 to 3 to preserve its undefeated standing. The loss was the first for the Trailer Vets.
The Trailer Vets got off to a flying start in the opening stanza, scoring all three of its runs. Wayne Bollinger started the fireworks with a single, LaVerne Mausofollow with a double. Dave Stewart then tripped and Harry Curry doubled.
Co-Op broke the scoring ice in the second Gene Scott's single scoring league. It was a huge victory for
Henry Dillon and Ullysses Curry followed a second Scott hit accounted for two additional markers in the second.
Scott slapped out three hits in as many appearances to spark the Co-Op hitting. Henry Curry was big gun for the Trailer Vets as he poled out a pair of doubles in three appearances.
T. V.
C. O.
T. V.
000 300 0—3 12
022 320 x-9 16
The Guskers shoved in a run in the top of the ninth to nip Delta Sigma Phi 12 to 11. It was the loser's fifth straight defeat.
The Gusher's started rolling in the sixth and seventh innings with a pair of four-run outbursts. Delta Sig scored a lone lally in the last half of the seventh to send the game into extra innings.
Frank Davis and Ludwig Lena smashed out doubles to lead the Delta Sig stickwork. Kirk Harvey rapped in a triple and Gib Stramel and Bob Zalakor each hit doubles for the Gusher's.
Gushers 300 004 401—12 9 5
D.S.P. 170 101 100—12 9 5
Scoring nine runs in the last three innings Spooner Thayer slipped past Dix club 13 to 12. The winners were outhit 16 to 12. Dix club rolled off to an 8 to 2 lead at the end of two innings but a three-run outburst in the fifth and a five-run rally in the sixth put Spooner Thayer back in the game.
Bill Good banged out four hits in four trips to take hitting honors for Spooner Thayer, Jim Rubick clouted a homer and bagged a pair of singles in three trips to spark the losers.
202.035 1—13 13
260 111 1—12 15
S.T.
D'C.
Edgehill Roaders defeated Law school 12 to 7 in a loosely-played affair.
The victors took advantage of twirler Ernie McRae's wildness to score seven runs in the third and virtually sew up the game. After Don Wells had singled McAtea gave up three walks. He was then nicked for singles by Vic Eddy, Bob Shyne, Clyde Burnside and a double by Richard Hamilton.
Hamilton led in the hitting department with three hits in four times at bat. Grant Cole paced the Law school with three hits in four appearances, one a first-inning homer.
L.S. 302 110 0—7 11
E.R. 007 221 x-12 11
Pounding out 17 hits Sigma Chi swamped Kappa Alpha Psi 10 to 2. They were never threatened and they held their opponents scoreless until the last of the fifth when the
until the last of the fifth when the
users tallied twice on three hits.
Odd Williams clubbed out five hits in seven trips to top the Sigma Chi hitting. Bob Hagg and Williams were all on defense to hold the Kappa FsL to four hits.
Sig Chi 102 223 0—10 17
KA Psi 000 002 0—14
I-M Crown To Corbin
Dominating women's intramural softball play right down to the wire, Corbin hall outclassed Locksley hall Wednesday 21 to 8 to take the 1948 softball crown. Locksley entered the finals by defeating Kappa Alpha Theta 37 to 11 in the semi-finals Tuesday.
This was the fifth Corbin victory against no defeats this spring and was the second defeat suffered by Locksley. The outcome was never in doubt after Corbin pushed across 11 runs on 11 hits and two errors in the top half of the first innning. Randel, Lander, and Kirkham, each got two hits and scored two runs during this early bombardment.
Locksey managed to collect 15 hits off Shepard, Corbin pitcher, but a rather leaky defense committed six errors to add to the havoc created by Corbin's 23 hits off van der Smissen, Locksey hurler.
Kirkham, Corbin catcher, got five hits in five grips to the plate to pace the Corbin offense, while Hoffman, Locksley backstop, was leading her team's hitting with three for three.
Pick Women's Class Teams
Fifteen women softball stars have been named to each of the class teams on the basis of their performance in the spring softball tournament.
Class games begin today with the freshman taking on the seniors, and the sophomores -tangling with the juniors. The winners and losers will meet in the finals Monday. Members of the team are:
Sophomore: Virginia Coppeed, Betsy McCune, Jody Stuckey, Kathleen KMcVely, Peggy Baker, Peggy Shimn, Atkeon Attkinson (manager), Anne Hunter, Virginia Loveless, Barbara Burnham, Shirley Hoffman, Stella Gabrielson, Jeanette Bolas, Joan Happy, Margaret Stodder.
Freshman: Marilyn Smith (manager), Beverly Pepper, Geneva Fleshman, Lorraine Ross, Mary Anne Carter, Ruth Wolf, Anne Ellis, Nancy Moore, Elsie Randell, Nanette Hyer, Pat Lander, Sarah Strickland, Margaret Connolly, Gloria Wilson, Nancy Bell.
Seniors: Maxine Gunsolly, Marjorie Kaff, Bernedla Larsen, Mary Shepard, Joan Anderson, Nancy Jack, Ruth Granger, Jeanne Cooper, Joan Kirkham (manager), Geneva Laman, Pearl Leigh, Mary Varner, Georgia Lee Westmoreland, Anne Stout, Martha Goodrich.
Junior: Donna Mueller, Peneaicia Wright, Elsie Lemon (manager), Betty van der Smissen, Rachael Cooper, Marian Greenlee, Pat Bentley, Geraldine McGee, Evelyn Stoll, Harriet Connor, Phyllis Doane, Joan Strowing, Caroline Hamma, Hortense Bedelh, Shirley Liem.
Geological Surveys Test Garden City Water Wells
They will determine by tests how much water can be safely drawn from the wells without diminishing the supply. It has been estimated that about 20 million gallons of water a day will be needed to operate the plant.
Glenn C. Prescott and Woodrow Wilson, of the ground water division of the state and federal Geological Surveys, will go to Garden City today to make pumping tests of water wells dblled for the Stano-lind synthetic gasoline plant being constructed near there.
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