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In I-MSoftball League


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by BOB JONES
Red-hot speed and good control
by pitcher Duane Schultz enabled
Sigma Nu to eke out a tight 8-7
decision over Chi Phi in Intra-
mural softball yesterday at South
Ferry Field.
Schultz was well supported by
his teammates, who banged out six
hits against Chi Phi pitching, and
played good defensive ball as well.
A 7-7 deadlopk at the end of the
fourth inning was broken in the
top of the fifth, as Chi Phi pitcher
Charlie Hamilton walked in the
winning run in the person of Hans
von Berthal. Schultz retired the
last three Chi Phi batsmen in

order, striking out the last two hit-
ters.
* * *
LEE KRUMBHOLTZ had a hot
day at the plate for Chi Phi, get-
ting three hits, one of which was a
two run homer.
In other social fraternity soft-
ball games, Pi Lambda Phi
pounded out a 5-0 victory over
Phi Kappa Psi, getting seven
hits to their opponent's six.
Lambda Chi Alpha spent most of
the time crossing the plate, as they
whalloped Alpha Epsilon Pi by
the huge score of 23-0. In another
high scoring game, Zeta Psi was
trampled by Beta Theta Pi to the
tune of 22-5.
IN TIGHTER GAMES, ATO
bowed to Chi Psi, 7-5, and Triangle
was nudged by Alpha Delta Phi,
5-3.
Phi Delta Theta shut out Alpha
Sigma Phi by the comfortable
margin of 4-0 on a rather muddy

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COMING SOON

L"I must possess
the man I love.
heart, body
and soul!"

diamond.
Kappa Alpha:
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score of 13-3.

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AMERICAN LEAGUE

'M' Batters
Slain ayne
In 1 1=1 Win
(Continued from Page 1)
in four innings. Lefthander Dick
Peterjohn pitched the fifth and
sixth frames holding the Wayne
batters hitless while fanning five.
IN THE SIXTH inning the Wol-
verines came up with four more
tallies. With one out Cline walked,
and went to second on Ronan's
single to center. Lepley forced
Cline at third when Paul Zdeb,
who had replaced Pearson earlier
in the inning, took Lepley's slow
roller and threw to third.
Eaddy then doubled home Ro-
nan and Lepley. After Corbett
walked Pavichevich poked a
double down the left fiield line,
sending Eaddy and Corbett
across the plate.
Coach Ray Fisher, enjoying a
comfortable lead, sent Corbett to
the hill in the seventh inning. Cor-
bett had moved from first base to
left field in the fifth to make room
for Pavichevich who took over at
first base.
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HE STRUCK out two batters
while giving up three base hits.
Garby Tadian pitched the ninth
inning for Michigan, setting down
the side in order.
The Michigan ball club receiv-
ed 12 free trips to first base by
the three Tartar pitchers, and
knocked out eight hits. The four
Wolverine hurlers allowed Wayne
batters five safeties while they
were mowing down 13 of them on
strikeouts.

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YESTERDAY'S RESULTS
Chicago 7, Detroit 2
Philadelphia 7, Washington 10
Only games scheduled.
TODAY'S GAMES
Boston at New York
Cleveland at Baltimore, night
Washington at Philadelphia,
night
Only games scheduled

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Milwaukee at Chicago, rain
Cincinnati 12, St. Louis 5 (six
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