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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
TUESDAY, APRIL 13, 1937
Kansas Defeated In Opening Tilt By Rockhurst
Jayhawkers Outhit Rivals But Faulty Pitching Causes 16-10 Setback
Two big Rockhurst innings were enough to spoil the reopening of baseball festivities at the University yesterday, but even these didn't put a damper on the spirits of the large crowd that enjoyed the game. Contest ended with the score 16-10 in Kansas City team three hours after the first pitch pitched the first ball of the season to Bergman. Rockhurst lead-off man.
Fourth Inning Disastrous
Rockhurst didn't waste any time about startling to score, as they jumped on Roak for two runs in the first frame. Henehan, who was poison to Kansas pitchers all afternoon, brought him in with a long home run over the right field fence. Kansas narrowed the gap in the second when Kappelman's long fly to center brought in Pralle.
Fourth Inning Disastrous
The score remained at 2-1 until the third and Roark's left-handed curves seemed to have the Rock-hard hurdles broken. However, in the fourth Towne gave Roark a start when he booted Hemenah's gander and Roark proceeded to walk the next three men. Novosel padded a long hit into left field and when the smoke had cleared away Roark was on his way to the showers. He was replaced by Monte Wood.
Wood started off strong by striking out two men in a row after walking one to fill the bases. Triples by Henehn and Salmero before the inning ended added four more runs. The score at this time was 10-1.
Kansas retaliated in the last half of the fourth by bunching three hits, a walk and an arrow to score three.
Rockhurst again bunpied Wood in the fifth for four more runs, and the game from then to now was merely question of how much Kansas could close the gap before the game ended. Klppenberg pitched the last inning for Kansas and set the visitors down in order. He showed the best form of any of the Kansas hurriers yesterday.
Pralle Leads Attack
Prailed led the Kansas hitters with a triple and single and two walks. Kappelman, Hall and Coffin also connected for two safeties. Harry Boothkurt pitchers for three walks and booktorn pitches to the single in fourth-inning run.
Kansas played good defensive ball although several weak spots showed up which will probably be ironed out before the season gets very far under way. The attack was fairly consistent but wildness on the part of the pitchers was the largest contributing factor to the defeat.
The box score Rockhurst (16)
Totals ... 37 16 11 27 8 3
Bergman, 2b          ab r h po a c
Boggass, 2y          4 2 1 0 1 0
Honehan, cf         5 4 3 4 0 0
Salerno, f          1 1 1 2 0 1
Wilson, l           1 1 1 2 0 1
Miller, p           2 0 1 0 1 0
Koby, c             2 2 0 8 2 0
Newton, b           2 5 8 0 8 0
Pochier, 3b        2 1 8 0 8 0
McGrath, 3b        2 0 0 0 0 0
Cain, p            2 0 0 0 0 0
Morgan, l         2 0 0 0 0 0
Dunn, p            0 0 0 0 0 0
ab r h po a c 1
Towns, 2b    3 0 1 0 1 0 1
Holeum, fb   6 0 1 1 2 0 0
Wheeler, ib   6 0 1 1 2 0 0
Andrew, lb   4 1 0 8 1 1 2
Pralle, 3b   3 3 2 1 3 1 0
Kappelman, ss   5 2 2 1 1 0 1
Coffin, rf    4 2 2 0 0 0
Half, cf     5 2 2 4 0 0
Wood, p     3 0 1 0 1 0 0
Wood, p     3 0 1 0 1 0 0
Klppenberg, p 0 0 0 0 0 0
Totals ... 39 10 12 27 10 2
R H E
Rockhurst 200 840 020—16 11 3
Kansas 010 330 300—10 12 3
Summary: Two base hits—Coffin,
three-base hits—Bergman, Henehan,
Hamaro; Praille: home run—Henne-
an, Rogazay (3), Henehan (4), Saleno (1),
Novosel (3), Towns (1), Hoolem (1),
Praille (1), Kappelman (2), Coffin
(1), Kappelman (2), Coin (1),
Cain (1), Miller (2), Dunn (2),
Roark (4), Wood (3); struck out—
Cain (1), Dunn (2),
Roark (4), Wood (3);
double plays—Rogazay to Bergman
to Novosel; Praille to Towns to
Weidner; winning pitcher—Cain;
losing pitcher—Rokart; time of game
(1), ampire—B葵; scorer—
Fitzgerald;
Men's Intramurals
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Kappa S1; Beta Ch1; 31; 1200 Temp
C4; 4th; Championship C4; The TauT 18;
Daminik Ch1.
Playground ball took a flying start yesterday with six games being played and one forfeited. Scores ranged from the 2-0 forfeit of S.A.M. to the Westminster team to the high-season best, but the A.T.O. did defeat the A.T.O. team 33-13.
Two other high scoring games were the defeat of D.U. to Sig Alph 29-1 and the Galloping Ghosts' whitewashing of Triangle by a 20- score.
In comparison to the preceding
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Alton Terry began with a Texas javelin record of 208 in 1935, and has been extending his mark since. Made
The highlight performance of the day was the pitching of Simmonds for the Galloping Ghosts. Simmonds struck out 11 men and allowed only five hits and no runs as his mates threw 20 runs against the Triangle team.
No playground ball games are scheduled for tomorrow.
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a new national intercollegiate record of 226 feet 2 inches last year, and a new Texas Relays record this year at 219 feet 8 inches. He stands to break the oldest record on the Kansas Relays books, the javelin record of John Rink, Kansas State Teachers of Education of 256 feet 6¼ inches made in 1930.
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Relays May Produce Future Olympic Star
The decathlon event this year at the Kansas Relays is going to be a testing group for a more or less untreated group of track and field men from various parts of the mid-west section of the United States. There are no competitors this year who have participated in the event, but the possibility still remains that one of the group entered may show unsuspected talents.
Last year, a Denver motor car salesman came down to Lawrence to see if he could handle the event. He could, and with a vengeance, breaking the Relays record set by Jim Bauschu. 1932 Olympic champion. The young man, Glenn Morris, had won some national attention as an 400-meter hurler, but then he became the Kansas Russei, however, Morris went on to win the Olympic decathlon championship.
Yesterday the entry of Sam Allen, former Oklahoma Baptist hurdling ace, was received for the decathlon event Allen will complete unat-ter his he is in not school now. This will first attempt at the ten-event grind.
No one has ever thought of Sam Allen as a possible decadent star, but it may be that Allen, like Morris, will find the event much to his liking. Allen has run the high hurdles in 14.3 and should pick up more than 1000 points in this event. The hurdling ace also expects to win 1000 metres and 12 feet; broad jump better than 24 feet; jump over 6 feet, pole vault 12 feet and run the 1500 meters under 5 minutes.
All of these are very commendable
Field of Entries Is Not As Brilliant as in Past Years
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His strongest, and decidedly most experienced competitor will be Loyette Burk, former Oklahoma University star. Burk has competed in the Kansas Relays decathlon several years, and in other ten event contests also. He is a fine hurler, a good bread jumper and pole vaulter.
The official entry list for the decade includes Sam Allen, unattached, Bristow, Okla.; Howard Bearce, Missouri; Loyett Burk, unattached; Alex Cain, unattached; unattached; Arkansas City; Robert Cunningham; the western; John Hayward, Grinnel; Bill Hemphill, Kansas State; Dick
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Charles Whitacre, unattached, Otawa.
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