THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
PAGE FOUR
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 20, 1927
Sooners Trounce Jayhawker Team in 2 to 0 Battle
Coil's Pitching Was Superb Oklahoma Still Holding to First Place in Valley
Norman, Okla., April 20.—Four thousand fans witnessed the defeat of the Kannas Jayhawker nine by the Oklahoma Sooners here yesterday. The game is to be played by the same two teams this afternoon.
Coll, Sooner speed ball pitcher, held the Kansas in check during the entire game and was rarely in danger. Only two Kansas men reached third base, one in the first and one in the second stanza.
Swenson, Jayhawker southpaw, pitched an excellent game in holding the hard-hitting Sooners to two runs 'and five hits. Eight men were retrained via the streakout route by the Jayhawker moundman.
Shunatona Is Star
Shuntaum, Sooner shortstop, was the star of the day. His two triples and one single figured largely in the southerners' scoring. His average for the day was .750, with three out of four.
The only Kansas men to register safe hits were Swenson and Krueger, Swenson's single came in the eighth followed by a walk for Krueger but the Jayhawkers were unable to push a run across the plate.
Oklahoma's first run came in the fourth when West, second baseman, reached first through interference by the catcher, and then scored on Shumaita's triple. The run in the third was a single, a half hit and a sacrifice.
Sooners Take Lead
The folding of each team was perfect. Smith, Livingston, Chalfont, Calp and West made thrilling catches. Oklahoma continues to hold undisputed possession of first place in the league. Oklahoma centre is now 800. Kansas, with our victory and two defeats, has an average of 333.
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The Relays are a Big Kansas Event
To Use Eight Turnstiles for Relays Admittance
For the convenience of those people who attend the Kansas Relys on Saturday, there is to be one turntable in Mississippi street, one turntable in McCook and Illinois streets, one turntable on the west side and four turntables on the north side of the stadium.
“If people will go in the stall that corresponds with their ticket, it will be more convenient for all concerned,” said Herbert Allpkin of the athletic team.
The ground is turn up for the completion of the stadium, and some inconvenience will be caused at the relays by this.
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