KENTUCKY KERNEL, Wednesday, April 20,

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Tennis Team Finds South Rough
While Linksmcn Show Improvement

Feldhaus, Howell Lead Wildcats
To 13-- 5 Victory Over Morehead
By NEWTON STENCER

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team with the most come from
behind wins.
It did It again Monday, spotting Morehead a run in the first
innings, and then battering the
on the new sports
Eagles, 13-diamond.
center
It was the ninth win of the
reason for the Wildcats and the
seventh game in which they have
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been behind and rallied to win.
with
The Cats' record now is
ledger in the conference.
a 4Morehead was never in the game
after the first inning. The Eagles
look a 0 lead on a double by
Larry Wright and a long drive to
left center by Jim Hastings. Hastings wound up at third base, but
was called out for failing to touch
first.
Kentucky, scoring in every inning except the eighth, picked up
enough runs in the first three innings to win. Allen Feldhaus was
the batting star as he poled a home
run and a double to drive in five
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Lowell Hughes also

Georgia Tech. However, the Wild- rata rave a nrevlew of what was
to come when they blew a 0
load md had to rally for th win.
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This win enabled tne cats to
take a temporary lead over Florida
in the SEC Eastern Division race.
This lead was shortlived, however,
as Georgia Tech edged UK the
next day,
Bertseh Hits Homer
In the win over Tech, Bertseh
and Feldhaus paced the attack.
Bertseh hit a grand slam homer
and a triple while Feldhaus garnered four straight singles.
Bob Klttel won his second game
of the year In a relief role.
The next day, Kentucky blew a
two-ru- n
lead and saw a rally fall
short In the ninth as it dropped
its first game of the season.
Stepping outside the conference
to face Georgia Southern, the
Wildcats dropped the first game,
15-and rebounded for a 7
victory.
Weak pitching was particularly
evident in the loss to the Professors, as the hurlers walked nine
and hit four batters.
Loyd, relieving Bobby Newsome
in the first inning, was charged
with his first loss.
Feldhaus and Bertseh had three
hits apiece for Kentucky with Tar-soand Bobby Myers picking up

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run for Kentucky. His
was the hardest hit ball of the two.
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game, a drive which cleared Hastings' head in center and rolled
past the spare diamond in center
field.
Mike Howell pitched 7 23 innings, struck out nine, and picked
up his second win of the season
without a loss. He was relieved
by Charlie Loyd when he encountered trouble in the eighth.
Howell also helped his cause,
driving in three runs with a single
and a triple. Dick Parsons, regaining his batting eye, had a
double and a single.
Morehead
fielders gave the
Wildcats plenty of help, committing seven errors.
Cats 5 On Southern Tour
Kentucky's conference hopes!
were dashed after the Cats' com- pleted a eight-gam- e
tour through
the South during the Easter holidays.
L'K won three and lost five
with a 4 record against conference foes. The Wildcats are now
tied for third place in the Eastern Division standings.
The batters supplied enough
power to sweep the series, but an
erratic pitching staff gave up an
average of nine runs a game during the tour.
The Cats warmed up for the
fouthern jaunt with an easy win
ever Georgetown,
It was the
team's fifth straight win.
In this game, Mickey Conner
and Ron Bertseh were the batting
Mars while five Kentucky pitchers held the Tigers to eight hits.
Conner had a perfect day at the
plate with five straight hits. Three
of Conner's hits were doubles.
Bertseh hit a long triple in the
fourth inning to score Kenny
Beard and wrap up the game.
Joe Sullivan, the starter, was
the winning pitcher.
Kentucky opened the southern
tour with an
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win over

Moving to Athens to fate the
Oeorgia Bulldogs, UK was never
in the first game as they fell
Four
and lost. 13-hind.
Bulldog double plays stifled the
Cats offense, which was led by
Carder, Howell, and Parsons, all
with two hits.
Joe Barber took the loss.
Carder ShTnes
The Cats gained a split with
Georgia the hard way by scoring
three runs in the ninth inning to
take a 1 victory.
Carder was the star of the ninth
inning rally, knocking in two
runs to tie the score, and scoring
the winning run on a sacrifice fly
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to Vanderbilt
doubleheader
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The Commodores, considered the
weakest foe on the tour, won by
scoring the winning runs in the
last innines of both games.
The nightcap was called at the
end of five innings because of
darkness. The first game, which
was scheduled for seven innings,
took nine to complete.
Loyd and Eddie Monroe took
the losses for Kentucky. The wins
enabled Vanderbilt to tie the
Wildcats for third place in the
SEC Eastern Division race.
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lead.
ParWith the score tied,
sons reached first on a error, went
to second on a single by Bertseh,
and scored on a bad throw on
a ball hit by Bill Carder.
Mike Howell went the distance
for the Wildcats, striking out 12,
and was in trouble only in the
sixth inning when Georgia Southern scored four runs. Howell's
throwing error set up two of the
Professors' runs.
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UK gained revenge the next
afternoon against the Professors
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To end the tour, Kentucky lost
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Dailry suffering the only fctback.
After losing to Indian and Tur-do- r,
In a triangular meet, the golf
team has shown Improvement.
The Cats lost to Indiana, 27-and came back to tie the Ilooslers,
a few days later.
Victories have been over Wittenberg. Vanderbilt, and Marshall.
Losses were to Indiana, Purdue,
and Bellarmine.
UK's Dave Butler aei a course
record with a 65 as Kentucky brat
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Holiday play by the UK golf
and tennis teams left them with
almost identical records.
Going into yesterday's matches
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net men had a 4 record
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while Dr. Leslie Martin's links-me- n
record.
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The tennis team, which Just ended a southern tour, has won over
Mercer, Louisville, Spring mil,
while losing to Alabama, Naval Air
Station, Florida State, and Georgia.
Against Spring Hill. Kentucky
took four of five singles matches
while losing both doubles matches
for a 3 win.
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The opening of s,oftball .season
highlights the intramural program
today.
Golt and tennis doubles are also
fcheduled this afternoon at 5
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Thirty teams have entered
froftball competition. They are
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