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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, JUNE 13, 1945
Battenfeld Ties Delta Tau in A Softball League
The Phi Gams trounced the Sig Alphs 16-0 in a five inning game yesterday, leaving only one game to be played in the B league of the men's intramural softball tournament. Clifford Hargis pitched the no-run game for the Phi Gams, with Thomas Bailey catching. Richard Cray and Floyd Veatch were the battery for the losers.
Standings in the A league were shuffled as the top team, Battenfield, lost to Sigma Nu, 5-2. James Weatherby pitched for the winners; Thomas Saffell for the losers. John Shackelford knocked in a home run for Sigma Nu.
The Delts tied for first place in defeating the Beta's 10-1. John Gunther pitched for the winners, Howard Joseph for the losers.
In the B league the Sigma Chi's and S. A. E.'s have a game to be played, and in the A league games to be played are Beta - Phi Delt, Duke's Mixture - Sigma Nu.
The present standings are:
A Division W L Pct.
Battenfeld 6 1 .857
Delta Tau 6 1 .857
Phi Delt 5 1 .833
Sigma Nu 4 2 .666
Beta 3 3 .500
Duke's Mixture 3 3 .500
Oldham's Oldsters 1 6 .128
B Division W L Pct.
Blanks 7 0 1.000
Kappa Sig 6 1 .857
Sigma Chi 4 2 .666
Phi Psi 3 4 .428
Phi Gam 3 4 .428
S. A. E. 2 4 .333
Pi K. A. 2 5 .285
Baseball Today
MAJOR LEAGUE STANDINGS
American league
W L Pct.
Detroit ... 26 17 .605
New York ... 27 19 .587
St. Louis ... 22 22 .500
Boston ... 23 23 .500
Washington ... 21 23 .477
Cleveland ... 20 22 .476
Chicago ... 21 24 .467
Philadelphia ... 17 27 .386
National league
W L Pct.
New York 28 19 .596
Pittsburgh 26 20 .565
Brooklyn 26 20 .565
St. Louis 26 21 .553
Chicago 23 19 .549
Boston 23 21 .523
Cincinnati 21 24 .467
Philadelphia 10 39 .204
YESTERDAY'S RESULTS
American league
Washington 5, New York 3
Philadelphia 7, Boston 5, 12 innings
Detroit 2, St. Louis 1, 11 innings
Chicago 1, Cleveland 0
National league
Boston 10, Philadelphia 0
Brooklyn 7, New York 4
Pittsburgh 9, Chicago 3
Cincinnati at St. Louis, postponed,
TODAY'S GAMES
American league
St. Louis at Detroit
Cleveland at Chicago
Boston at Philadelphia
National league
New York at Brooklyn (night)
Philadelphia at Boston
Cincinnati at St. Louis (night)
House Outlaws Poll Tax
House Outlaws Poll Tax Washington—The house passed a bill 251 to 104 to outlaw the poll tax and sent it to the senate.
Hopkins Returns From Russia
Hopkins Returns From Russia Washington—Harry Hopkins returned from Russia yesterday and told President Truman of ihs talks with Stalin.
Last Student Recital Scheduled Tomorrow
Ten students in the School of Fine Arts will participate in the final student recital in the auditorium of Frank Strong hall tomorrow afternoon at 3:30.
The program is:
Piano solo, "Sonata, No. 1"
(Bethoven) by Martha Dooley
Oobe solo, "Concerto in E flat" (Mozart) by Frank Stalzer.
Cello solo, "Sonata in G minor" (Handel) by Martha Baxter.
Basson solo, "Ungaresche Fantasie" (Weber) by Duncan Sommerville.
Clarinet solo, "Prelude Et Rigaudon" (Edmond Avon) by Eric Ericsson.
The concluding number on the program will be an ensemble consisting of Margaret Kay, first violin; Barbara Hula, second violin; Ruth Russell, viola; Martha Baxter, cello; and Margaret Dunn, pianist. They will play "F minor quintet" (Brahms).
Truman Signs Flood Bill
Washington President Truman yesterday signed the 20 million dollar flood control bill.
Weather Forecast
Generally fair tonight and Thursday
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Women's I-M Finals To Be Played Today
with LUCILLE BALL
KEENAN WYN Y · CARL ESMOND
PATRICIA MORISON · FELIX BRESSART
SUNDAY—One Week
The women's intramural sport events will end today with the final game in softball and the finals in tennis doubles.
Miller and Watkins will play in the softball finals this afternoon after I.W.W. forfeited to Miller yesterday in semi-finals because of an incomplete team.
Kathryn O'Leary and Marjorie Snyder will play Barbara Heller and Carrie Arnold, and Lucile Land and Constance Markley will play Lavone Jacobson and Maurine Zimmerman to decide the tennis finals.
BUY U.S. WAR BONDS
All seniors who expect to participate in the Commencement exercises on June 24 must pay the diploma fee immediately at the business office, L. C. Woodruff, registrar, announced today.
Seniors Must Pay Diploma Fees
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E. M. Keirn Indicted By Wichita Grand Jury
Wichita—With the indictment of Ed. M. Keirn, McAllen, Texas, for perjury, and hte issuance of bench warrants for three others, the federal grand jury continued its probe of liquor-gambling law violations today. The bench warrants were issued against W. F. Johnson, Fred Celmons and William R. Herdon, who, the district attorney said, failed to appear as witnesses.
Colonel McMorris Returns
Col. Watson McMorris, professor of military science, returned this morning from special duty at Camp Carson, Colo.
Stephenson to Attend Meeting Prof. Eugene A. Stephenson will go to Oklahoma City Wednesday to attend a three-day meeting of the engineering committee of the Interstate Oil Compact commission.
( Stephenson to Attend Meeting
Government Investigates Racket
Five Nazi Subs Are Missing Washington—(INS)—A navy department spokesman disclosed yesterday that five German submarines are still unaccounted for in Atlantic waters.
Government investigates Rocket Washington—Treasury department representatives are seeking a federal grand jury indictment at Wichita, Kan. which they say will expose a liquor ring rocket.
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