MAY 15. 1947
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAC
PAGE FIVE
KU Racqueteers Trim Aggies 7-0, To Jump Into 2nd Place
The University tennis team took every set in a Big Six conference match with Kansas State Wednesday to win 7-0. Kansas now has won three and lost one in the conference standings.
Most of the sets were one sided, with only Erwin Busiek and a doubles combination of Bob Barnes and Frank Gage having any trouble. Busiek beat Thompson, Kansas State's No. 1 man, 6-3, in their first set, but the score went to 7-5 in the second set with Busiek coming out on top.
In a like manner, Gage and Barne,
defeated Sherrell and Dungan 6-1
in their first set, but had a little
trouble getting by them in the second
with a score of 8-6 for the final.
Sam Mazon showed some of the best form of the day in defeating Sherrell. No. 3 man for the Wildcats, by scores of 6-0 and 6-1. Gage also played well in the doubles matches.
The team will meet Missouri at 2:30 p.m. tomorrow, on the University courts. This will be the last home match of the season and it will decide the second place team in the league standings.
Oklahoma occupies first place, having beaten everyone in the conference but Kansas State, and Missouri and Kansas have defeated everyone except Oklahoma. The Tigers defeated Coach Sabine's men 5-2 at an earlier, indoor meeting this year.
The summaries: Busiek (K. U.)
 defeated Thompson (K. S) 6-3; K. U-
5-8 Rishards (K. U.) defeated Robbins
(K. S.) 6-1; 6-3; Mazon (K. U.)
 defeated Sherrell (K. S.) 6-0; 6-1;
Shaof (K. U.) defeated Dungan (K. S)
 6-2; 6-1; Carson (KU.) defeated
Powers (K. S.) 6-1; 6-2; Busiek and Shoaif (K. U.) defeated
Robbins and Thompson (K. S) 6-1;
6-2; Gage and Barnes (K. U.) defeated
Sherrell and Dungan (K. S)
 6-3; 8-6.
Washington Quits Mo-Valley
St. Louis, (UP)—Washington University today quit the Missouri Valley conference, of which it was the last remaining charter member.
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Miss Nancy Greemman, chairman of the occupational therapy department, will make an inspection of occupational therapy departments in St. Louis hospitals this week. She will leave Thursday.
Among the hospitals she will visit is the Robert Koch Tuberculosis hospital which is now being used by the University occupational therapy department for student clinical training. She will also inspect the department of neuropsychiatry at Washington University and the St. Louis school of occupational therapy
Baseball Results
National League New York 6, St. Louis 4 Cincinnati 2, Brooklyn 0
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