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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN. LAWKENCE. KANSAS
THURSDAY, MAY 12, 1932
Will Face Sooners in Two-Game Tilt With New Lineup
Jayhawker Baseball Squ
of 12 Men Leaves
for Oklahoma
Series
KREAMER ON MOUND
Following a hard practice last night,
Coach Wayne Culp and 12 members of his Joybowler baseball squad leap into the air to meet them, where they will meet the Sooners in a two-game series tomorrow and Saturday. The men making the trip are Smith, Hutcheen, Cooley, Krooner, Campbell, Bradin, and Austin.
It will be a revamped lineup that will face Oklahoma in the first game to tomorrow. Following the Missouri games Coach Culp has been shifting his entire team around and has finally set up a new plan for the team's lives will produce the best baseball.
Defense to Be Stronger
Dick O'Neil, who has been handling the catching duties will be at first base against Oklahoma. Carrie Smith will move in from left field to go behind the bat, and Brazil, whom O'Neil replaced, will go to the outfield, taking turns with Smith, or leaving to left, Smith's old position. Johnson will replace Atkin at second base.
This lineup will give the team a great deal more defensive strength than before without lessening the hitting attack. Smith is not new to the catcher's position. He was the team's regular receiver all last year, Brazil, one of the best hitters on the squad, had not been at home on the initial suck, in the outfield. 'O Noll will have little difficulty with the first base duties.
The team's chief weakness at present centers around second base. No combination at shortstop and second that has been tried has proved satisfactory to Coach Culb, and unless the team will suffer defensively,
"Dutch" Kremmer, southpaw, will start for Kansas on the mound tomorrow and Gerald Cooley, a right hand, will pitch Saturday's game. With a week's rest, both are in top form again, and if given the proper support, should turn in well pitched games.
Filkin Ready to Start
Lawrence, Pfluger outsideholder who became sick at Missouri, apart曼浦市 and Tuesday in the hospital, but took care of his wife, who is ready to start in his regular position.
Little is known of the Sooerens' strength, but on the basis of their Big Six record to date they should offer little threat to the Jawahkers. They have dropped their only two conference starts by rather decisive scores.
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Women's Intramurals
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Alpha Omicron Delta Pi was a closely contested game from Alpha Delta Pi in the women's baseball intramural weekend. The team scored five defeated T.N.T., by a large score.
The Independents, with E. Mokley and Starcke as the battery, won 32 to 15. The Independents scored 18 points in the first two innings. The T.N.T. battery was composed of Lawrence and Berger.
By scoring 12 points in the first two linnings the Alpha Omicron Pi's defeated Alpha Delta Pi by a score of 18 to 15. The Alpha Omicron Pi battery was replaced by Himshaw, and the Alpha Delta Pi battery was comprised of Labell and Ruff.
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Drawings have been made for the final handball singles, and were issued today by the intramural office. The drawings are as follows: Leidig, Kappa Sig., vs Copeland, unmatched, the win; this match will play the winner of the tournament; Kappa M, independent match. In the other matches the winner of Stanley, Phi Pai, vs Greenleaf, Beta, match will play Frei, Triangle, Colson, Kappa Sig., will play Barnes, Phi Pai, will play Barres, Phi Chi; McCormick Bia, will play Ives, Kappa Sig.: the winner of Mattner, Triangle vs Priarch, Phi Pai, match will play Deck, A Chi Sig., Abrava, unmatched, will play Johnson, Phi Delt.
Team for Meet Is Selected
Coach Brutus Hamilton Will Take Men to Missouri Tomorrow
Coach Bratus Hamilton announces today the 21 men he will take to Columbia for the annual dual track meet with Missouri Saturday. The men will leave by motor cars Friday afternoon. The Kona squash is going to Columbia in a little better shape than it has been since last year, McGuire and Cox are showing slow improvement from injuries and all will be able to compete against the Tucson. Cox has not run the hurdles since the Indoor Meet but apparently has made considerable recovery from a pulled muscle and should be able to make a fair show Saturday. The following men will make the trip Sickel, Griddle, Fork Collision, Taylor and Beaver. The Bausch, Strawl, Knickerbocker, Cox, Bondkend, Borel, Holdes, Calmman, Thornhill, and Harrington.
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