THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
WEDNESDAY, MAY 8, 1929
PAGE FOUR
Freshmen Tie Varsity in Practice Tilt, 4-4; Preparing for Tigers Coach Bunn Plans Another Game Today; Yearlings Show Promise
The varsity baseball team resume active work in preparation for the Mist souri tilt here Friday and Saturday by playing a practice game against the Knicks. The game content is in a tic, 4 to 4. Cooley was on the mound for the freshmen and pitched good ball. Dean Lichieh started hurling for the regulars but gave way to Fisher at the end of the game. He yearned to touch him on hit and no score.
Coach Burn plans to continue hostilities tonight. in another practice game. More White will probably pitch in. The defense has been imposed by Harper for the seconds.
The freshman jumped into the lead in the second inning when they pushed three runs across the plate. They got another run in the fifth to end their scoring for the afternoon. Leading the variety 4 to 3 in third base, a man with a triple and a tie score a moment later when Ralton Culp singled.
Orville Clauch was behind the bat for the freshman nine, and played a stellar game. Victor Winger took third place, flies in a very creditable manner and showed considerable hitting power, while the defense between left and center field was a good piece of work. Had the bad fallen safe, it might have been a skill.
Coolay and Bob Ross are the two outstanding freehurriers and will both be valuable assets to the Kansas pitching staff next year.
Close field is being stressed in practice this week. The offensive work of the men on the ball can be unable to play errant ball in the palms. Rationale Cup will be back at first Friday when Fisher is absent. The initial sack in Saturday's fray.
Women Start Last Half of Intramural Tennis
The women's intramural tennis tournament is progressing rapidly and the finals for both the singles and doubles will be played in a few days.
tournament is progressing rapidly and the finals for both the singles and doubles will be played in a few days. The third round of the singles is being played in three rounds, but the semi-finals but there are still three rounds to be played, including two rounds of semi-finals and the finals. Those playing in the third round of the singles are Harper, Gealer, Egg, M. Lawson, Kisceker.
The first round of the semi-finals is being played in the doubles and there are two more rounds to be played. Those playing in the doubles have Harrer, Lawson and Harper, E. Cornellus and Wright, Northcutt and Whisman.
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Intramural Games
Third round of golf singles, May 11
Fourth round of tennis, horseshoes
and handball, both doubles and
singles, May 11.
Second round of gulf double, May 10
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Life Saving Class Ends
Alphin Teaches Rescue Work to Men Taking Tests
The life saving class which has been run by the Alpha winning coach, for the part week was completed Monday afternoon. This test was the Red Cross training course.
In the work of resuscitation the men were taken into the gymnasium and taught the fireman's lift and the saddle back carry.
Alphin gave a talk on the actual rescue work in which he advised approaching the individual from beneath the water. This would lesson the danger of the rescuer being under by the drowning person.
Water programs in camps and the life saving equipment that goes with a camp were also discussed in detail. The following men passed the test during the last school: Joe Creamy, T. M. Taylor, e. 32. Ralph Cohn, e. 30. T. M. Taylor, e. 32. Ralph Cohn, e. 30.
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