UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
APRIL 24,1919.
William Jewell Nine Comes To K. U. Friday To Play Jayhawkers
Season
Coach Bond Tries Out Players in Preliminary Games of Season
The Jayhawk baseball nine will get into action again at a 4'clock tomorrow afternoon on the strong William Jewel nine on McCook Field in the second home game of the season. So far the Jayhawkers have played but two practice games with the Haskell Indians winning one of the games and losing the other.
Coach Jay Bond changed his lineup several times against the Haskell Indians because winning the games was not so important as the trying out of all the players on the squad. Coach Bond believes Kansas has one of the very best teams in the Missouri Valley this year and says he will demonstrate this fact when the valley games open.
William Jewell has a strong team and a good game is predicted tomor row, as Kansas has a hard hitting nine. This fact was proved against the strong Haskell nine which is considered a major team in baseball. The Indians take to baseball probably better than any other sport, although they are usually strong in football and track.
Pi Upsilon Beat Sigma Phis
Pi Upsilon smothered Sigma Phi Sigma in the first game in the interfraternity league to the tune of 13 to 0. Kline, who pitched for the Pi U's had excellent support, with Clark for the Sigma Phis was continually set back by errors of his mates.
The game went only five inimbs by agreement and during the whole game there was not an inning when the Pi U team did not score.
The score by inmings: R H h
Sigma Phi Sigma 0 0 0 0 0 2 2
Pi Upsilon 5 1 5 2 x 13 9 2
Batteries: Pi Uplion; Kline and Gray.
Sigma Phi Sigma; Cox, Clark and
Rodney.
Stoics Win Second Game Wednesday
The Stoics took the second step towards winning the dinner Brick promised the leading team of the Hash House, by trimming the Dunakin team 4 to 6 Wednesday.
Sherman, on the sack for Dunakin,
was knocked out in the fourth inning
by one-baggers by Madden, Judkins
and Gregory, bringing in four scores.
Bowen was substituted for Sherman
and held the Stoics down to one score,
but the Dunakin men were unable to
score again.
Keeler pitched a steady game, for
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the Stoies getting six strikeouts and giving four hits. Judkins, of the Stoies was the heavy hitter of the game, swatting the sphere twice for safety in four trips to the plate.
Sigma Chis Beat Phi Gams
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The score by innings R H E
Stoics ... 0 0 0 1 4 0 0 1 3 7 4
Dunakin ... 0 2 1 0 0 0 1 4 4 3
The Sigma Chis won the Pan-helenic baseball game Wednesday afternoon from the Phi Gams 13 to 5. The Sigma Chis with "Dutch" Lonberg the mound and "Tub" Hobart on first base have a well balanced team and outplayed the Phi Gamma Delta boys all the time. Jack Delaney, Johnnie Oles, and Hap Hoover all helped the Phi Gams lose the game. "Salty" Blaker pulled the sensation of the game when he handled a liner cleanly.
The score by inburs .. R H E
Phi Gams ... 1 2 3 0 0 2 5 6 7
Sigma Chia ... 2 0 4 0 2 5 x 12 14 4
Batteries: Kane and Miller; Lonborg and Madden.
Umpire: Prof. Maxwell Ferguson.
Greek Athletes Will Meet
on Cinder Path Saturday
The Pan-helienic track meet will be held Saturday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock, on McCook Field. All the regular track events will be run except the 50-yard dash. Coach W. O. Hamilton will be official starter and referee. A cup will be offered for the winning team.
Officials of the meet will be: hono
nary referee, Chancellor Strong; refee
and starter, W. O. Hamilton;
judges of Finish: C. C. Williams, A. J.
Boyton, H. A. Rice, E. C. Elmer, Dr.
Naismith; clerk of course, Paul C.
Murphy; timers, Rodkey and Dewall;
judges of jump, Judkins, Butcher,
Russell; judges of weights, J. A. Sterling,
Ogeliev.
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