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THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 23, 1927
Varsity Defeats Scrubs 6 to 3 in Practice Contest
Coach Bunn Is Dissatisfied With Hitting; Weather Hurts Pitchers' Control
Control
a seven inning contest yesterday afternoon between two nines from Coach Bunn's baseball squad ended in a 6-3 victory for the team that looks like the first varsity at the present time.
According to Coach Bunn, the hitting was unsatisfactory and unusually weak. The fielding of each team, however, was up to par and few bobbles were made in the field except those of judgment.
Weather Interferes
Cold weather interfered considerably with the effectiveness of the batters, the fielders and the pitchers. Coach Bann believes. The prevailing weather interferes particularly with the hurler's control.
Four pitchers were used during the afternoon. They were Lichiter and Baldwin for the winners, and Bloodhart and Dillen for the runners-up. Bloodhart was by far the most effective, pitching the first five innings for his team and allowing onl one hit and no runs. Lichiter worked well in the first half, because wild and walked several men.
All six of the victorious team's runs came in the sixth innning. Up to that time they had been powerless at bat and had been damaged during any of the first five stunts.
Squad in Good Shape
Games will be played on Thursday and Saturday. Thursday's affair will probably be for seven innings while the game Saturday will go the full nine innings. Saturday's tilt will be regular impire officiating.
The entire squad, with the exception of Childs, infielder, is in good condition, according to Coach Bunn. Childs injured his ankle during last week's practice and will be out of the game for another week.
The lineups for the two teams i yesterday's game was as follows:
Wienders
Wall,
Manley, cf
Smith, rf
Calp, 3b
Lathrop, b
Lathrop, 2b
Hib, lh
Kraemer, c
Baldwin, p
Baldwin, b
lover,
Mickelson,
Huftman,
of Tate, ff.
Haikui,
Huktoki,
Clark, 3b
Shimomura,
1bm
Kochheim,
1bm
Kriechheim,
1bm
Bushnutt,
1bm
Schedule Is Announced for Inter-Class Games
The women's basketball schedule for the inter-class basketball games that started Tuesday, March 22, has been announced by Miss Ruth Hower, instructor in the department of physical education.
Tuesday, March 22, juniors vs. freshmen, 7:30; freshman second team vs. sophomore second team, 8:15; sophomore second team, Saturday, March 26, freshman second team vs. sophomore second team, 9:15; juniors vs. sophomores, 9:45 seniors vs. freshmen, 10:00; Monday, March 28, freshmen, 10:30; sophomores, 4:30; freshmen, 4:30; sophomores, 4:30
Tuesday, March 29, juniors vs.
freshmen, 7:30; freshman second
team vs. sophomore team, 7:30;
seniors vs. sophomores, 9:00;
Saturday, April 11, seniors vs. sophomores, 9:00; sophomores, 9:15; Saturday, April 9, seniors vs.
juniors, 9:15; freshmen vs. sophomores, 9:15.
Notre Dame Entries for Kansas Relays Received
Entry for two sprint relay teams and a lavinel thunder for the Kannas Relays were received this morning at Rockefeller, New York. A famous Notre Dame coach.
In Della Maria, Notre Dame has one of the greatest sprinters in the middle west and he will be one of the runners on both the relay teams.
Receiving Notre Dame's entries gives further proof that this year's Kansas Relays will be the greatest that have been held and officials expect the entry fat to be much larger than ever before. Last year Rockee acted as referee at the Kansas Relays.
Pi Kappa Alpha Leads Division Number Two in Basketball Tourney
Triple Tie Within First Section May Result If Phi Psl's Lose Any Game
Competition in the intra-mural basketball tournament has now narrowed down to such an extent that probable winners can be picked. However, the closeness of some of the competitors that an aspect is not impossible.
In the first division, Phi Pel has an unmarred record. This aggregation won the championship last year and has a strong chance to repeat. They must win their remaining games; however, or the final standings will be a triple tie between their squad, Tau Delta, and Phi Delta Theta.
In division two the Pi Kappa Alba teams remains undefeated and it is probable that they will finish on top in that division.
In the third division, Delta Sigma Pi is setting a fast pace and has yet to find competition which will cause them to extend themselves. This team is rated among the best in the tournament by those who have seen them play and many predict top honors for them.
A bitter struggle has been waged in the fourth division but Delta Sigma Lambda, Gumer Club and Henderson Club are now out in front. The final outcome is yet in doubt and depends on the remaining games.
Now that the national basketball tournament has passed one wonders if Byers of the Kansas Aggies and Perry of the Oklahoma Aggies don't regret their action in competing in the journey. They are both ineligible for the 1927 valley baseball season and we are not sure whether they will be in the conference. Byers is a southpaw pitcher while Perry is a first baseman.
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1927 Schedule Announcee
Eight Home Tilts to Be Played by Kansas Team
The official 1927 baseball schedule for the Jayhawk baseball squad includes 16 games with valley schools and two non-conference contests. The conference team are with St. John and Southwestern both at Winfield.
According to Coach John Bunn, the most important games for the Kansas team are with the Oklahoma schools on the first trip that the team takes. The Sooners and the Oklahoma Aggies are rated as two of the strongest aggregations in the conference.
The official schedule is as follows:
April 11, 31. St. John at Wintersville
April 12, 18. St. John at Wintersville
April 13, 10-14. Oklahoma Angels at Stillwater
April 15, 19. Oklahoma Angels at Stillwater
April 16, 25-26. Oklahoma Angels at Lawrence
April 17, 26. Oklahoma Angels at Lawrence
May 6, 61. Mount Vernon at Columbia
May 6, 21. Kennesaw at Manhattan
May 6, 22. Kennesaw at Manhattan
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At 8:15 tonight Harper, Paxon, and Freeze of the K. U. wrestling team will leave for the National A. A. U. wrestling meet which is to be held at Ames, Iowa. Although Jack Harper is a freshman in the University he is not competing as this meet it will open all four wrestler in the United States.
Three Members of K. U.
Wrestling Squad to Ames
When Planning
Week-ends
These three men are the best from Coach Lookabaugh's aquard and should make a very good showing in the meet. Harper and Paxon will wrestle in the 184 pound class and Freese will wrestle in the heavyweight division. In the valley as wrestlers of exceptional ability and Harper shows promise of becoming a winner, according to Coach Gay Lookabaugh.
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Valley baseball is growing. Seven teams are entered in the conference race for the coming season. Nebraska would also compete if they had a suitable place to stage their games. Drake is unable to play on account of injuries, while Griffin has had no team in the past five years.
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