THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
TUESDAY, MAY 21, 1929
PAGE FOUR
Pi K. A.'s Defeat Phi Delts in First of 3-Game Finals
Today
second Game of Series to Decide Championship Will Be Played Today.
The Pi Kappa Alpha intramural baseball team beat the Delta Pi Delta at a weekend afterternoon score of 5-6, in the first tilt of the final league series which ended with the capship cup.
Several features were crowded into the game to make it spectacular from the side-lines. Unofficial figures say the play was behind the bat, received more hits than any of the players on either side, although it seemed that one was a foul. John Bunn, unhappy with the outcome, told me to keep from fielding in the打 than in making the decisions.
The first inning started with the Pi K. A's putting across one run while the Pit Deltes were held at home, and their half of the second inning and tallied three runs before they could retire. However, they could not stand the press and the Deltes ran into the first of the third inning by sending four men home, thus making the score 5-3 in favor of the Pi K. A's to which they added two more runs in the fourth.
No further scoring was done until the last innning when the P.K. A's tailed two runs in the third, Gundinger, who after doubling successfully came in home, while Hutte, catcher, was throwing a ball which Gundinger vainly tried to start a rally sufficient to catch up with the opponents, but a double play cut them off short after the bases were broken.
The second game of the series is scheduled to be played this afternoon The live score
P i Pi Kappa Abba AB R 2
Brenneisen, cf 1 4 2
L. Gradinger, rr 1 4 2
L. Grassner, rs 1 4 2
McDonald, 4 1 0
Meyers, p 1 4 0
Pfeffer, 3b 4 1
Hougland, 2b 3 1
B. Garlandhouse, IK. 3 0 0
Carnal, ss 3 0 0
Friedman, rf 3 0 0
Total 36 9
Pi Delta Theta AB R
B. Jeffrey, 2b 3 0
B. abbess, r 3 0
C. Jones, l 3 0
E. Jones, lf 3 0
McGuire, rf 3 1
Haug, c 3 1
Hubbard, p 3 1
Grover, f 3 2
Brand, 1b 3 1
Kester, b 3 1
Total
Score by innings:
Pi Kappa Alpha 1 0 1 2 0 0 2 0 9
Pi Delta Theta 0 3 0 0 0 0 2
Two base hits: Gravier 1, Brandt 1,
Kester 1, Brenneman 1, Three base
hits: Meyer 1, Meyer 1, Strikeouts,
Hubbard 7, Meyers 2, Umpires:
Bunn and Culp.
Correction
--meet which has been in progress is scored on the basis of average times events by their respective schools, while the competition that is to start will base the scoring on the individual time made by the winner of each
The women's mass track meet will be held on Thursday, May 23 at 3:30m in the stadium instead of Wednesday, as appeared in the Kansas yesterday.
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Broken Drain Pipe Stops Swimming for Few Days
A broken drain-pipe in the swimming pool of Robinson gymnasium had necessitated the suspending of classes while the pipe is being repaired.
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The pipe has been in need of repair f some time as a slow leak was needed several days ago. The causes of the leak were rung through f the drainage nipple.
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According to H. G. Alphin, swimming instructor, the pool will be reuired and ready for use in about two lays.
Meet Soon
Big Six 'Frosh' Finish Most of Events in Telegraphic Contest
Complete results on the Big Six freshman telegraphic track and field meet have not yet been obtained, although we are well known that coach who has charge of the fresh in running off the events here. The meet is practically finished, with lot one remaining.
Yearling Track Men to Compete in Conference Individual
Another telemagic meet for the freshman will start as soon as the present one is finished, with a different dress code and a new routine to the Kaplan mentor. Tim
Early reports indicate that the Nebraska Cornhawk fresh have been going strong, and they are favored to win the state. A study of the events, particularly in the weights, in which Dima Baucon set two records for the throw and javelin throw. Most of the events remaining on the program were run off the field; there are then on them have not yet been tabulated.
K. U. Tennis Team Wins
Defeats Aggies in Both Singles and Doubles Matches
Winning three of the four singles matches and both doubles the Jayhawker tennis team yesterday overwhelmed the Kavage Angus jersey in the NCAA Tour.
The results in the singles were:
Sager, Kansas, won from Broderick, Aggies, 6-2, 6-1 Albright, Kansas,
Kansas, won from Broderick, Aggies, 6-2, 6-0 Silverwood, Aggies, demeaned Gool, Kansas, 6-2, 6-7 Jewell, Kansas, won from Worry, Aggies,
The results in the doobles were:
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Gull, and Brochert, Gull
Gull and Sager, Kannia, deflected
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Sophomore-Senior Women Los
The juniors defended the sophomores 11 to 9 in the first game of the women's inter-classe baseball tournament last night.
Juniors Win at Baseball
by Score of 9 to 11
The game was close and the sophomore-seniors did some good playing despite the fact that there were only 14 points each. The defense and Kretzmeier made most of the scores for the juniors while Blunt and Chiles had battles for the sophomore-seniors.
Ensign and Whisman pitched and Steen caught for the juniors, and Presidential caught and Blank pitched a goal. The score was sound consisted of Kurtzmeier, Griffiths, Hunter, Wilkinson, A. Shreeman, E. Sherbon, H. Sherbon, who made was up of Clark, Shaffer, Northcutt, Rogers. The next game in the tournament is on Monday, May 22, at 4:30 p.m. m. when the opponents-rover play the freshmen.
Herbert G. Alphin, swimming coach and physical education instructor, will begin summer school swimming classes June 14, with the beginning of classes in early September extended over the six week period, and classes will meet three times a week. It is not necessary to enroll in school to become a member of the class ALPHIN.
Summer School Swimming Classes Begin June 13
Elements of life saving will also be taught. Last summer a number of students completed Red Cross life saving class and their scout requirements. A Honour Red Cross life saving class also may participate.
Negotiations for a two-game baseball series with the Missouri Tigers to make up the two games that were not completed. The amount of rain have not yet been completed, and John Bum, teach coach, expressed this morning that the two games would be complete.
If the Missouri series does not met trialization, Kanas will wind up in it diamond season against the Kansas Agries at Manhattan, May 28 and 29
Another Baseball Series With Tigers Is Doubtful
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All women's swimming classes are meeting for roll call although the swimming pool is not being used because of a broken drain pipe.
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