Wednesday. April 27. 1960 University Daily Kansan
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At Columbia last week, KU players realized how much student support can help a team. The fans at MU poured it on the Kansas bench, but all the while cheered wildly for their own team.
By Warren Haskin
The Jays meet Oklahoma State Friday at 1:30 in a double header and with strong support they could knock off the league leaders.
It would be a welcomed sight to the KU players and their coach to see a strong turnout.
Two weeks ago, the Kansas baseball team played Oklahoma on Quigley Field. Approximately 20 students turned out to watch their own team play.
Yesterday, the same team played at Emporia State Teacher's College which has an enrollment about 1/3 as large as KU. Between three and four hundred turned out for the game, and this was during enrollment.
It's a shame when a school the size of KU cannot have at least five or six hundred students take an active interest in their own team.
If you don't have anything to do Friday,why not take in a few innings and give your team some well-deserved backing?
Jayhawkers Win 6-5 in 11th
The Kansas Jayhawker baseball team recorded its fifth victory of the campaign with a hardearned 6-5 triumph over Emporia State Teachers College yesterday at Emporia.
John Tonge and Jerry Waldschmidt were the two heroes for the Jays in the three-hour game.
Tonge hit a vicious line drive against the centerfield fence with two out in the top of the ninth to tie the ball game at 5-5 as Jim Talley scored from second.
Waldschmidt, who took over the mound duties in the sixth inning, limited Emporia State to one run in the five innings he pitched.
The Kansas hurler also scored the winning run in the top of the eleventh after drawing a base on balls.
He stole second and crossed the
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The victory went to Waldschmidt who has copped four of the Jays' five wins. His record to date is 4-2.
Ken Hensley drew the starting assignment, for the Jays and gave up four runs in three innings. The lean right hander, who has been sick the last couple of days, only allowed two earned runs.
Tom Holler took over until the sixth and did not give up a run to Emporia State.
Hensley moved to right field after his pitching stint and gathered three hits in four times at bat. Don Culp continued to hit the ball well as he collected two hits in the game.
Kansas now has a 5-9 overall record and will be trying to improve its league mark Friday and Saturday when it faces the league leading Oklahoma State.
The pitching assignments will be handled by the same three who pitched against Emporia State.
Doyle Schick, who missed yesterday's game because of measles, should be ready to go against the Cowboys giving Coach Floyd Temple his squad at full strength.
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