MAY 12,1947
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
PAGE FIVE
Tennis Squad Defeated, 6-1, By Oklahoma Saturday
The Oklahoma Sooner tennis team lived up to its advance notices as the best net squad in the history of the Big Six by defeating the University tennis team, defending champions of the conference, 6 to 1 here Saturday.
Against the power-packed Oklahomaans, the Jayhawkers never had a chance. They lost every singles match and only the second doubles, where Erwin Busiek and Roy Shoaf combined to trim the two Sooners who had previously beaten them in the singles.
Oklahoma is now an odds-on favorite to win the Big Six tennis crown this year. They were second to Kansas last year.
The Jayhawkers play here three times this week, against Oklahoma A. and M. today, Kansas State Wednesday, and Missouri Friday. All are at 10 p.m. The Wednesday and Friday matches are conference affairs.
Summaries of Saturday's play:
Stanley Draper (Oklahoma) defeated Erwin Busiek (Kansas), 6-4,
6-0.
Walter Moore (Oklahoma) de-
fended Dick Richards (Kansas), 6-3.
Bill Kessler (Oklahoma) defeated Roy Shoaf (Kansas), 6-5, 6-4.
Jack Griggs (Oklahoma) defeated Sam Mazon (Kansas), 6-2, 6-4.
Charles Cunningham (Oklahoma)
Harold Miller (Kansas)
4-6, 6-1
Moore and Griggs (Oklahoma) de-
fensive backs and Miller (Kansas)
6-2 7-5
Busiek and Shoaf (Kansas) defeated Draper and Kessler (Okla-
homa), 6-3, 5-7, 6-4.
Collins, Hodgson Win Archery Meet
At the first Archery club tournament of the season Thursday, Richard "Rip" Collins and La Vaughn Hodgson, won first place in a competition of seven men and eight women. The tournament was assisted by Miss Joe Staplen, assistant professor of physical education.
The women shot the Columbia round, consisting of four ends at the same distances, with a total of 72 shots at a four foot target.
The male contestants shot the American round, consisting of five ends at distances of 50, 40 and 30 yards. Shooting six arrows for each end, there was a total of 90 shots at a three foot target for each man.
Participants in the tournament used five targets. Scores were as follows:
**Men** H S
Collins, Richard 76 394
Lemons, Robert 70 354
Geltz, George 66 286
Cowdrey, Joseph 67 253
Shigley, Harold 36 141
Staples, Robert 35 139
Haggard, Richard 38 138
**Women** H S
Hodge, La Vaughn 58 284
Smith, Leah 53 245
van cer Smissen, Betty 41 231
Cooper, Jeanne 45 204
Lippelman, Joan 45 173
Leigh, Julia P. 42 170
Topping, Jane 35 148
Cooper, Rachel 35 148
After the competition, the club held a picnic and meeting. Collins, president of the club, announced another tournament to be held May 16, with several plans include a competition with several Missouri and Kansas schools.
Anyone desiring information about
the next tournament may notify
Collins.
Music Students Observe In Archison Public Schools
Thirty-six junior and senior members of the methods class in the music, education department spent a day in Atchison observing the music teachers in public schools. Prof. James Nickerson, Prof. Gerald Carney, and Miss Jean Klusman accompanied the group.
The trip was one of a series planned by the School of Education to acquaint prospective teachers with the work of music departments in the state. Some students visited the high school band, orchestra, and choral groups and others the elementary schools.
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Delts Top Phi Kappa In IM Softball
Bunching all of their runs in two big innings, Delta Tau Delta eliminated Phi Kappa from the softball playoffs Friday. In other games Alpha Chi Sigma defeated Kappa Psi 10-5 and Alpha Kappa Psi trounced YMCA 16-2.
Scoring three times in the third and four times in the fourth, the Delta earned a chance to play in the championship series by topping Phi Kappa 7-1. Baker, Delt pitcher, had a shutout going into the sixth when Carroll, Phi Kappa pitcher, smashed a home run for the Phi Kap's only score. The final game to decide first and second place in division three will be held today between Phi Delta and Delta Tau. The championship playoffs will begin Wednesday.
Baseball Results SUNDAY
American League
American League
Philadelphia 1, Washington 0
Philadelphia 1, Washington 2
Boston 8, New York 7
Cleveland 16, St. Louis 1
Detroit 10, Chicago 0
Detroit 6, Chicago 1
Chicago 6, Cincinnati 3
Chicago 4, Cincinnati 3 (second game ten innings)
Philadelphia 7, Brooklyn 3
Philadelphia 8, Brooklyn 4
New York 8, Boston 1
New York 3, Boston 11
St. Louis 10, Pittsburgh 6
St. Louis 1, Pittsburgh 3 (first game ten innings; second game called by Sunday, law in seventh)
American Association
Kansas City 10, Indianapolis 7
Kansas City 1, Indianapolis 5
Milwaukee 7, Milwaukee 3
Wilwaukee 4, Louisville 3
Columbus 10, Minneapolis 9
Columbus 4, Minneapolis 5
Toledo 6, St. Paul 3
Toledo 3, St. Paul 7
STANDINGS
National League W. L. Pct.
Chicago 14 7 .667
Boston 13 8 .619
Brooklyn 11 8 .579
Pittsburgh 9 9 .500
Philadelphia 11 12 .478
New York 8 10 .444
Cincinnati 9 14 .391
St. Louis 7 14 .333
American League W. L. Pct.
Detroit 12 7 .632
Cleveland 9 7 .563
Boston 11 9 .550
Washington 8 7 .533
Chicago 11 10 .524
New York 9 10 .540
Philadelphia 8 12 .400
St. Louis 7 14 .333
American Association W. L. Pct.
Kansas City 11 5 .688
Louisville 12 8 .600
Columbus 11 8 .579
Milwaukee 8 8 .500
Toledo 7 9 .438
St. Paul 10 13 .435
Minneapolis 8 11 .421
Indianapolis 7 12 .368
Probable Pitchers
American League
New York-Chandler (1-2) at Boston-Hughson (1-2)
Philadelphia-Marchildon (2-1) at Washington-Newsom (0-2)
(Only games scheduled)
National League
Boston-Cooper (1-2) at Brooklyn-
Melton (0-0)
(Only games scheduled)
American League
(Only game scheduled)
New York (Chandler 1-2) at Boston (Hudson, 1-2)
Philadelphia (Marchildon 2-1)
Washington (N e w o s m 0-2)
(Only games scheduled)
Boston (Cooper 1-2) at Brooklyn
(Branca 1-3)
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