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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN. LAWRENCE. KANSAS
APRIL 30,1947
PAGE FOUR
The Big Six baseball standings continue to change with each game played. No school has displayed enough consistent strength to gain a firm hold in the upper division of play.
By BILL CONBOY
Nebraska, Kansas State, and Oklahoma are all tied up for the top spot with a record of three won and two lost. Missouri and Kansas are in a deadlock for fourth with a record of one won and two lost for the Tigers and two won against four lost for the Jayhawkers. Iowa State has not yet played a contest against a Big Six foe.
In conference batting averages compiled from results of games played before last weekend, five batters have been at a 1000. clip. None of the five, however, has been at the plate more than twice, so the figures are not as startling as they would be a little later in the season. A contest between Missouri and Nebraska was not included in calculations since the box-score was not available.
Thomas of Kansas State, and Shogrin and Davis of Oklahoma, all had batted two for two. H. Smith of Oklahoma and Ethridge of Kansas had hit one for one.
No report as reached this desk on the two-game series between Nebraska and Iowa State scheduled for Monday and Tuesday of this week. For all other games played in the conference, the race stacks up in this manner:
Leading batter among those with seven or more trips to the plate was Kier of Kansas State. He had pounded out 5 safeties in 8 times up for a .625 average. Next in line came Hegwold of Nebraska with .533 on 8 hits in 15 times at the plate. Rufer of Oklahoma had 5 hits in 10 trips for a straight .500 average.
Bertuzzi and Mabry of coach Vic Bradford's Jayhawker squad both had 500 marks, Bertuzzi having batted four times and Mal蜜 twice. "Bud" French had a .429 average on 3 hits in 7 times up. Lou DeLuna had banged out 5 safeties in 12 times for a .417 mark.
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This has been one of the busiest weeks in Iowa State athletic history. Four varsity baseball games, two golf matches, two tennis matches. a track meet, and a "B" baseball game are included on the seventy day schedule.
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Harrison Dillard, Baldwin-Wallace hurdler who romped over the 120-yard highs in 14.1 at the Drake Relays, was facing a stiff wind all the way. Track experts calculated that his time was cut down as much as 4 seconds by the breeze. Had he hit the tape in 13.7 seconds, as might have been the case on a less windy day, he would have tied the world's record held jointly by Forrest Towns and Fred Wolcott, both of the United States.
Representatives to the engineering council will be elected at the meeting in June. E.eb for mining engineer majors, must be at 5 p. m. in Lindley auditorium.
Engineers To Elect Today At Meeting In Lindley Hall
R. M. Dreyer, assistant professor of geology, will tell members about the national meeting of the club which he recently attended in New York City.
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Here is Forrest Griffith, Jayhawker hurdler and relay dash man. Late in reporting for track because of spring football practice, he has been bothered by a bad knee in recent workouts.
Five IM Teams Win By Big Scores
Walk-away victories were the rule in Tuesday's intramural softball play.
Scoring eight runs in the fourth inning, T. K E. downed Phi Psi, 10-5. Alpha Kappa Psi beat the Pharmacists by the same score. Other results were: Battenfeld 28, Pi K. A. 14; Phi Kappa 26, Gamma Delta 9; Sigma Chi 22, 1126 Club 4.
High School Team Takes Second Place
The University High school track team placed second behind Tonga-anoxie in the Tri-County league track meet at Leavenworth Monday.
With a first in the 440-yard dash and second in the 220-yard dash and pole vault, James W. Erhart, senior led team scoring. The university received a trophy for second place honors.
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Faultless May Win Derby But Odds Are Against Him
You are Cordially invited.
KEITH C. TAYLOR, Pastor
Louisville, Ky. — (UP) — Calumet Farm's Faultless may become the first horse in history to win the Kentucky Derby after winning the trials, but betting odds are riding with tradition and another horse.
C. V. Whitney's Phantax, winner of the Wood Memorial, is ranked as a 2 to 1 favorite in pre-Derby odds, with Faultless the second choice at 3 to 1. Six times in Derby history, the winner of the Wood has won the Derby.
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