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THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
TUESDAY, MAY 25, 1928
Kansas a Possible Winner of Valley Baseball Pennant
Ogden's Single Scoring Hil
and Halpin in Ninth
Overcomes Lead
of Sooners
Scoring four runs in a brilliant innning rally enabled the Kansas Jayhawks to win the first game of the season, when they went yearend at Norman, 9 to 6. By virtue of this victory the Jayhawks took the lead in the Missouri valley in an exciting game and the championship will come to Mo. Orland. The Sooners still have a chance to win the penant if they defeat the Kansas warriors in the final game.
With two down, "Chad" Ogden, Jayhawk pinch hitter, polled out a single, searing Hill and Kramer, and led off man, Kramer, Kansas lead off man, knocked out a home run. At the beginning of the ninth inning, Ogden and had the game all but seep up on
Just who Coach Bum will start as his pitcher today is quite a question, as he used Phinney, Wright, and Livingston in the game yesterday. Anderson, who was a star hurler with the Rangers, has not been used except for a few innings against the Aggies at Stillwater and it is possible that he will be assigned the task of holding off the Sooners in the title contest today. However, he is young and inexperienced, so the valley games he has pitched this year. Due to the fact that three pitchers were used yesterday, it is probable that Phinny will start today's game as he did not work long enough yesterday to hurt himself and be a noisemaker on the Kansas staff.
Kansas Scores Four in Third
The Sooners took the lead when they scored one run in the first inning and they also scored two runs in the fourth and Jaywhackers could complete the circuit. In this stunna, Rum's men scored four runs while the Southerners could only get two men across in the fifth and sixmen in the fourth and this completed their scoring until the rally in the ninth which won the game. Oklahoma scored two runs in the fifth and could score in the sixth innings with one run.
Team May Not Play Tigers
Until yesterday Kansas had fa-
d over playing on the postponed game
with Missouri, but if the Jayhawkers
win today, it is doubtful if Coach
Cook will be able to play championship in a postseason game with the Tigers. The score by innings;
Livingston and Halpin; Oklahoma Mason, Montgomery and Wallace. Yale University.
Kansas      0 04 1 1 004 0 01 - 9 1
Oklahoma     1 02 0 2 1 006 - 6 10 2
Batteries—Kansas, Phinney, Wright
Livingston and Halton: Oklahoma
W 1 L Perl.
Kansas 9 5 643
Oklahoma 7 6 630
Kansas Aggies 7 4 626
Missouri 8 6 426
Oklahoma A. & M. -- 6 9 402
Ames 1 3 250
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Extent of Free Speech Over Radio Questioned
Washington, May 25—Uncertainty on the extent to which freedom of speech may be applied threats to impede the passing of legislation at this session of congress for control of radio broadcasting.
Seminator Dill, Democrat from Washington, who has rewritten the radio hit in the Senate undertook to guard Mr. Trump against the campaign with no restriction and to guarantee that public or political questions will be permitted on the air without disqualification.
Some radio authorities see in this provision the abolition of programs affording entertainment and the beginning of waves of oratory monopolizing the air in favor of or in denunciation of some particular creed, or the discussion of current questions. Other provisions of the bill have the royal among the members of the board seeking to control the air.
Congress, as a result of the controversy, is inclined to let the battle go to a finish before trying to give a decision on either side.
Secretary of Commerce Hoover was the target at the outset of the radio war when he was charged that he is seeking to become "radio craz." The Dill hill set up a committee of scientists to control in the commerce department.
Prof. F, W. Blackmar, head of the sociology department, has made several high school commencement addresses recently.
Marguerite Fisher Will Appear in Senior Recital
Miss Margarite Fisher, soprano in the School of Fine Arts, will appear in a senior recital, accompanied by Helen Kennedy in the maturifion of central Administration building Thursday at 8:00 p.m. Miss Fisher is a pupil of Prof. W. B. Downing of the School of Fine Arts. The program to be given in an auditorium on Tuesday will be *The Travels* (Vocal Works).
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Jayhawker Track Men Will Assemble Tonight to Elect 1927 Captain
Captain Rooney, Phillips, Lewis and Watson to Graduate This Spring
This Spring
The Kansas track team will meet tonight at Wiedemann's to award awards and elect a captain for 1927.
The dawnhawk team, while it was not as successful as it might have been in the 1936 season, allowed its showing during the 1935 season. The team set a new world record in the mid-aironie-play and finished fourth in the Missouri valley meet at St. Louis.
Four, and perhaps five K. U. track dars have their final year on the Jaehawther team. They are Captain Howard Rooney, dash man; Charles W. Levine, middle distance runner; W. V. Lacke, middle distance player; Tia Long, pitcher, wristband, and perhaps Tin Lake Wongwai, dash man.
Captain Howard Rooney, who led the Jachaya team this year, has spent three years on the cinders. He helped establish the world's record in the quarter-mile relay at the Kansas relays. He also set a new mark at the 100-meter relay, which is one of the best quarter-miles Kannah ever had.
A fraternity at Parsons college has installed a radio broadcasting station
The loss of Phillips, Wauton and Lewis will also leave holes in the stem of the flower. The egg is eligible for another year but if he receives his degree this spring he will not return. Wangwei is another member of the record breaking relay team.
Kansas City, after a brief sojourn in first place lost yesterday when English babbled with a double play in the game and won yesterday and took the lead.
Paavo Nurmi, it seems, has recovered from his tour of America. He clipped off two seconds from the world's record for 3000 meters, his favorite race, yesterday before a crowd of fifty thousand at Berlin.
If Kanaas wins from the Sooners today they will remain in first place. If they lose, they won't unleash the game. If Kanaas is played off, and Kanaas wins.
Charley Hoff, the Norwegian pole vault champion, has decided to return to his home country. The A. A. U. halted his tour a few weeks ago for failing to meet in an engagement to compete at San Francisco.
*Jayhawk Talk
Roland Locke, the Nebraska flash,
has definitely decided to participate in
the National collegiate A. U. meet
in Chicago, June 11 and 12, it was
announced today. It was also reported
that Locke will meet with the A. U. meet at Philadelphia this summer. Locke will compete under the Nebraska colors.
It was reported before the baseball season that the ball was to be made less lively this year but looking over the scores of the six major league games played Monday we find that there is room for improvement among teams made eleven or more hits.
One year ago the Jayhawk baseball team was struggling in last place Today it is in first place and cannot possibly finish lower than second.
The team as far as material is concerned is much the same but it has one thing that last year's team did not have. That is hurtle. The Jayhawkers showed their ability to play well in games in Oklahoma when they knew their chances on winning the championship depended upon it.
No small credit for the victory goes to Chad Ogden who singled with two men out and started the four run game in the game from Oklahoma Monday.
Ingham to Address High School
Harold G. Ingham, director of the University extension bureau, will deliver a commencement address to the graduating class of Woodbine High School Wednesday night. Last week the school received letters from addresses at high schools in Barnard, Herrnden, and Dinamore.
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