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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
MONDAY, MAY 29, 1944
KU Loses 10-4 To Sedalia Team Through Errors
The University of Kansas baseball team went down in defeat before the Sedalia army air field, Saturday by the score of 10 to 4.
The Jayhawks played their best game of the infant season but the steadier playing of the opponents as the contest wore on proved too much for them. Light showers fell several times during the game but did not prevent the two teams from continuing.
Saffel started on the mound for Kansas and pitched an excellent game until the late innings when Scalzo came in from right field to take over. Several times after runners would get on base Saffell either caught them off base or else struck out the batters to pull himself out of the hole. The Sedalia team was held scoreless until the third inning when they pushed across two counters and they scored at least once every inning after that.
Although outfit only 9 to 11, the Kansas team left several men on base, never being able to bunch their hits enough to make more than one run in an inning.
The Kansans made several bad mistakes but at other times came up with some fine plays. Daleen hit a homer in the ninth but didn't touch third base while rounding the bases and was called out. However, the next man up, Farber, hit a hard drive past the left fielder and completed the circuit standing up.
With each contest the Jaykawks make marked improvement, and with a few more games under their belt to give them some needed confidence they should begin to win their share of games.
The score by innings:
| | | | | R | H | E |
| :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- |
| Kansas | 011 | 100 | 001 | 4 | 9 | 6 |
| SAAF | 000 | 211 | 312 | 10 | 11 | 4 |
EM's Make 22 Runs To Beat Ship's Co.
The pitchers for the winning team were Carl Orton and Marvin Williams, electrician's mate trainees. James M. Dick, trainee instructor, pitched for the ship's company.
Enlisted men and officers of the ship's company of the University Naval Training School bowed to the electrician's mate trainees softball team Friday night at South Park. The game was a one-sided one with the EM's scoring 22 runs to 9 by the ship's company.
War Casualties
Washington, May 29, (INS)—The navy department announced today 50 casualties of the U. S. naval forces not heretofore released on navy department casualty lists.
The names included the following from Kansas:
George Willis Boland, Gunner's Mate, third class, U. S. Naval reserve, missing, George Wilson Boland, father, 612 North Kansas Avenue Topeka.
The War department made public today the names of 568 United States soldiers who are held as prisoners of war by Germany. The names included the following from Kansas:
Tech. Sgt. Richard O. Bellerive, Mrs. Genevieve K. Bellerive, wife, Collver.
2nd Lt. Lt. V. Boehm, Walter
brown, father, 29 West 2nd street.
Boehn, tainer, 29 West 2nd street.
Sgt. Richard R. Wheeler, Mrs.
Cera E. Wheeler, wife, 605 North
C. Wellington.
Tech. Sgt. Herbert N., Wilch,
Henry D. father, 231 Chandler street
Tepeka.
Blanks Get Top Honors In Intramural Track; Beta's Rate Second
Eight Teams to Start Intramural Softball Season Wednesday
A short intramural softball season will start Wednesday with eight teams entered. The single round robin schedule will end June 14 and the four top teams will compete in a play-off June 15 and 16.
Each team is expected to furnish one umbre. The schedule:
May 21 — Phi Gam. vs. Blanks;
Beta vs. Phi Delt; Sigma Chi vs.
Delta Tau Delta; and Phi Fsi vs.
Battenfeld.
June 2 — Phi Gam vs. Delt; Phi Delt vs. Battenfeld; Blanks vs. Phi Psi; Beta vs. Sigma Chi.
June 8—Phi Gam vs. Phi Psi; Battenfeld vs. Sigma Chi; Delta Tau Delta vs. Beta; Phi Delt vs. Blanks.
June 9—Phi Gam vs. Sigma Chi;
Phi Psi vs. Beta; Battenfeld vs.
Blanks; Delta Tau Delta vs. Phi Delti.
June 14—Phi Gam vs. Beta; Sigma Chi vs. Blanks; Phi Psi vs. Phil Delt; Battenfeld vs. Delta Tau Delta.
U.S. Court Refuses Negro Draft Petiton
Washington, (INS)—The Supreme Court today refused to consider a petition attacking legality of the draft of white and Negroes under separate quotas.
The petition of Winfred Lynn, a Negro, contended that calling of white and Negro draftees under separate quotas results in some draftees being called ahead of their turn in violation of law. The department of justice in a brief filed with the court contended that a separate method of drafting is a necessary administrative procedure.
Art Display Exhibited By Delta Phi Delta
The Delta Phi Delta art parade, which opened Saturday in the lounge of the Memorial Union building, will be on display for a week. Anne Boltz, president of the art organization, announced.
The exhibit include work of approximately 25 student and alumni members. Seventy-five pieces of work—oil paintings, designs, sculpture, handicrafts, and handmade jewelry—are exhibited.
The annual Delta Phi Delta banquet, June 6, will climax the week. At the banquet the honorary key will be awarded to the freshman who has done the most outstanding work in the art department.
BUY U.S. WAR BONDS
The intramural track meet was held Friday evening, with the Blanks practically running away with team honors, amassing 55 8/15 points to 34 8/15 for the second place Beta's. Phi Gam, Delta Tau Delta, Phi Psi, Phi Delt, and Sigma Chi followed in that order. No marks were broken, but the times were fairly good, considering the inexperience of most of the competitors.
Charles Moffett, Delt, was individual high point man, getting 12 of his team's 30 points. Moffett, Kansan sports editor, won the shot put and javelin and placed third in the 120-yard hurdles. Second was Elliott, Blanks middle distance runner, who won both the 440- and 880-yard dashes, to take 10 points. Miller, also of the Blanks, had 8 1/3, and was closely followed by Riegle, Phi Gam, and Southerland, Sigma Chi, with 8 each. The latter also ran on the winning 440 yard relay team. The results:
100-yd. dash: Southerland, Sigma Chi; Littlejohn, Blanks; Chestnut, Phi Psi; Solwasser, Blanks. Time: 11.2.
440-yd. dash: Elliott, Blanks; Ka-naga, Phi Delt; Johnson, Blanks; Joseph, Beta. Time: 55.2.
120-yd. low hurdles: Keerhage Blanks; Bellamy, Phi PSi; Moffett Delt; Solwasser, Blanks. 16.2.
Medley relay: Beta's; Blanks; Phi Gam; Phi Psi. 3:55.1.
220-yd. dash: Miller, Blanks:
Southerland, Sigma Chi; Reigle, Phi
Gam; G. Stucker, Phi Gam. 24.6.
880-yd. dash: Elliott, Blanks; Gove,
Phi Gam; Mordy, Delt; Goegring,
Phi Delt. 2:16.6.
440-yd. relay; Sigma Chi; Phi
Gam; II Belt; Delta. 49.1.
Shot Put; Moffett, Delt; Ise.
Blanks; Bouse, Phi Psi; Reigle, Phi
Gam. 41 ft. $ \frac{1}{2} $ in.
Discus: Roigle, Phi Gam; Chase.
Beta; Hird, Phi Psi; Joseph, Beta
117 ft. 8 in.
Javelin: Moffett, Delt; H. Stucker, Phi Gam; Chase, Beta; Pye, Phi Psi. 133 ft. 1 in.
High jump: Tie for 1st between Harris, Phi Delt; Malott, Beta and Miller, Blanks; Tie for 4th between Moser, Blanks; H. Stucker, Phi Gam; Samuels, Phi Delt; Pyle, Phi Psi; and Mowrey, Beta. 5 ft. 1 in.
Broad jump: Tie for 1st between Ie, Blanks and Richards, Delt; 3rd, Bellamy, Phi Psi; 4th, Kircher, Beta.
Pole vault: Mordy, Delt; Sinclair,
Phi Psi; Moser, Blanks; Mowrey,
Beta. 10 ft.
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June 1st Is Kansan Application Deadline
Thursday, June 1, is the deadline for accepting applications for salaried positions on the University Daily Kansan, announced Elmer F. Beth, head of the journalism department.
Although several applications have already been received for the positions of both editor-in-chief and business manager, the two positions open on the Summer Session Kansas, more are expected within the next few days, according to Mr. Beth. All University students are eligible for the positions.
The written applications, which should be addressed to Mr. Beth, must give details of the applicant's experience and training, and should be accompanied by letters of recommendation if possible, he said. Applications are also being received at this time for the position of business manager and advertising manager on the regular 1944-45 Kansan beginning next fall.
Appointments will be made by the business committee of the Kansan Board on the basis of capability.
Journalism Grad Speaks Before Reporting Class
Miss Florence Brown, a graduate in journalism from the College last year, and who has been employed on the staff of the Associated Press in Des Moines, Iowa, since her graduation, visited the campus today while on vacation. She spoke before the class in Reporting 2. Her home is in Sabetha, Kan.
18 ft. 3 in.
Team Scores
Team Scores
Blanks 55 8/15 Phi Psi 29 1/5
Betas 34 8/15 Phi Delt 17 8/15
Phi Gams 31 1/5 Sigma Chi 17
Delts 30
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Top Issues To Be Aired
What will be the main issues in the 1944 national election? What positions will the Democrats and Republicans take this fall?
Discussion of these questions will be presented by four University students at 8:30 tomorrow evening in the men's lounge of the Memorial Union building. The panel is being sponsored by the Student Forums Board.
Virginia Schaefer and Robert Gibbon, College seniors, will take the Democratic point of view, while Leeta Marks, College junior, and Jay Gunnels, Business senior, will represent the Republicans in presenting national party issues. Miss Miller will be moderator.
Students voting for the first time and others interested in what is happening in national politics this year are urged to attend by Joy Miller, chairman of the Student Forum Board. According to Miss Miller, first-time voters will receive valuable information which will help them in the fall election. The discussion will be open to the public, Miss Miller has announced.
V-12's Take Examinations With Motor X-ray Unit
One hundred fifty-three V-12 trainees will report to the Lawrence Community building from 12:40 to 4 p.m. Wednesday for chest X-rays, said Lt. (jg) Robert T. Fitzhugh, acting assistant commanding officer. The motor X-ray unit of the Kansas State Board of Health will use the X-rays.
The K.U. Dames will meet at o'clock tomorrow evening at the home of Mrs. Robert Price, 920 Louisiana.
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