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The Ualversity of Kentucky .Wild
cata ytoh their' second game Tuesday
from the University of Tennessee nine
6 to 1.
The Volunteers scored .the first run
ia the opening inning, but Kentucky
evened the count in the fifth frame
with" a single and stolen base by Rouse,
followed fby Henry's single.
From this time on it was a pitchers'
Rattle until the eighth, when Kentucky
scored five runs on singles by Henry, Sauer, Miller and home runs by
Burnham and Ridgeway. The ibat
ter of Gregg and Henry worked in
good fashion. Outside of the eighth
inning, Bishop pitched a good game
for Tennessee.
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Tennessee:
Smith, 3b
.Turner, lb
Tinkler, rf
Bowe, 2b
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Powell c
Kelso, cf
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' Home runs Burnham, Ridgeway.
Gregg, 3; by Bishop,
Struck out-HRouse, Smith, Tink11. Stolen bases
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Earned runs Kentucky, 6; Tennessee, 0. Bases on balls off Gregg, 1;
off Bishop, 2. Left on Ibases 'Kentucky, 4; Tennessee, 6. First base on
0; Tennessee, 2.
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CY BARGER
Blue and White diamond mentor who has piloted the Feline through a
very successful season thus far, winning two out of three contests already
played on the annual southern trip. Bargcr managed the Memphis Club of
the Southern Association before coming here and formerly played with the
Boston Red Sox.

GEO. R. (Red) WOOLF, Campus, Representative

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An interclass tennis tournament of
ladies' and men's doubles will be held
on the campus courts 'beginning the Uncas Miller, Yearling Captain,
is High Point Man for Blue
week of May 21. All desiring to en
and White.
ter the contest must give their names
to Prof. Downing not later than FriThe Kentucky Kitten track outfit
day, May 18.
sw mped the Georgia Tech yearlings
under an avalanche of records last
A horseshoe pitching contest will Saturday in
the second telegraph meet
be conducted at an early date
also
held between the two squads, taking
unde rthe direction of Daddy Boles.
the meet by the score of 81J4 to
Tech managed to get in four first
following, in addition to Coach places while the Kitten runners and
The
Barger and Manager MaCormick com field men took every other event. The
prise the iLat baseball squad that is Kitten track men were much more
now on its annual southern trip: out- formidable than theifield men as a rule,
fielders, Miller, Ridgeway, Sauer and but "Turkey" Hughes left off his base
Boren; infielders, Kelly, Burnham, bait togs long enough to set a new
Rouse and Arnold; catchers, Pribble University record in the running Ibroad
and Henry; pitchers, Van Arsda!e, jump. Two weeks ago Hughes broke
Stokes and True.
Snyder's record by making 21 feet 8
inches. Saturday he cleared 21 feet
Kentucky's biggest
contender for) 10 inches.
Uncas Miller, the newly elected
the state track title to be determined
at Georgetown, Saturday, May 12, ap- - Freshman track captain was star of
pears to ibe the Centre Colonels. The 'e meet, taking first place in the 100
Danville crew handed Maryville a 9 yard dash with the fast time of 10
trimming at Knoxville last Satur- seconds flat, first in the 220 yard dash
day. Berryman and Kimball starred and (first in the 440. Raymond Hall
again took both the distance events
for the Colonels.
and his time far surpassed the work
of the Georgia runners. Wilson also
The first annual Freshman
state took a first place winning
the 16
meet will be held in connection with pound shot put. A surprise turned
the Varsity event at Georgetown May up when Kentucky took
both hurdles
12.
Georgetown and Centre appear by winning
both first and second in
to be the Kittens' chief opponents with each race. In the first meet with the
the "Reverend Lieutenants" looking Georgia trackmen, Kentucky was unbest of the two.
able to present a pole vaulter, but
during the two weeks Ibefore the secAt a recent meeting of the athletic ond meet, two were developed so that
council, tennis was made a 'minor Kentucky took second place in this
sport. The council decided to award event.
Georgia managed to capture the 880
five letters for the varsity team and
three to the freshman net squad. Prof. yard run, the polt vault, discus throw
H. H. Downing, who has been coach- and javelin throw. Kentucky took
ing 'the team, will continue to do so. every other event with the exception
Harry B. Tilton was elected captain of these. Another fact that is noticeand manager of the varsity team at a able in the returns of the meet, is that
recent election of the varsity squad. Kentucky had two good men in every
event. In the 100 yard dash, 22, both
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hurdles and both the high jump and
the broad jump the Kittens took every
DOING OF THE CAT FAM-ILpoint. In the events which Georgia
took, a Kitten man always placed second. The fact that the Kentucky man
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had some one (behind him pushing to
Varsity 6Tennessee 3.
win undoubtedly raised the Kitten recVarsity 6Tennessee 1.
ords considerably.
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