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The Plague
By Brian Keenan
Staff Reporter
It wasn't the World Series, and the
teams could hardly be mistaken for the
Kansas City Royals and the St. Louis
Cardinals, but the All-University Intra
mural Softball final still proved excit
ing. In the final, The Plague defeated
the Kitty Mutilation Sqird 7-6.
"We lost to them 13-0 he Indepen
dent A finals," The Plague manager
Kent Vossler said. "We didn't play that
well that game, and we knew that we
could play with them."
The road to the final was difficult for
both teams. The Plague came back
from an early 2-1 deficit to beat Alpha
Tau Omega 9-6 in one semifinal. In the
other semifinal, the Kitty Mutilation
Squad won a seesaw battle with Delta
Tau Delta. After spotting the Delts an
Wildcat's defensive end Welch
will move to quarterback Saturday
By Mike Reilley
Senior Reporter
When John Welch played in Kansas
State University's 62-14 loss to Nebraska
last year in Lincoln he wasn't a starter.
Instead he backed up Grady Newton at
defensive end.
Saturday when the Wildcats take to
the field against the Cornhuskers in
Manhattan, Kan., Welch will start, but
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wins Softball final 7-6
early 7-1 lead, the Squad built a 14-11
lead going into the seventh. The Delts
tied the game in the top of the seventh,
but the Squad won it in the bottom of
the seventh when, with runners on first
and second and two outs, the Delts'
right fielder slipped and fell on a
routine fly ball, allowing the winning
run to score and setting up an all
independent final.
In the final, the Squad jumped out to
an early lead in the top of the first. The
Plague's Jeff Coefal then hit a single,
moved to third on another single and
came home on a Bruce Karnatz single.
After another Squad run in the
second, the Plague scored three in the
pivotal third inning. After a two-out
walk to Coefal, Vossler tripled in a run
and scored on another Karnatz single.
Gregg Oberg singled Karnat to third
and Mark Nieveen drove in the third
at a different positioa
Welch, a junior from Cedar Vale,
Kan., probably will be the Wildcat's
starting quarterback, Coach Lee Moon
said.
The quarterback position is nothing
new to Welch, though. He played quar
terback in high school and one year at
Southwestern college, a National
Association of Intercollegiate Athlet
ics school. He led southwestern to a
10-1 record and a bowl bid.
Last week he started against Mis
souri. Trailing 7-6, Welch tossed two
fourth-quarter touchdown passes to lift
the Wildcats to their first victory of the
season. Their record is 1-6.
W'elch's first scoring strike came on
a 4 1-yard throw to split end Gerald Alphin
early in the quarter. The game-winning
pass came with 1:14 remaining. He
threw to Todd Elder for a 10-yard
touchdown.
Moon, who took over the team after
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run of the inning.
The Plague scored two more in the
fourth on singles by Jeff Schoch and
Terry Chadek a sacrifice fly by Bill
Riecken, and a single by Coefal.
The Squad recovered from the 6-2
deficit with three runs in the top of the
sixth, but the Plague answered with
three consecutive singles by Tim Lorenz,
Schoch and Riecken. The Squad rallied
in the top of the seventh for one run,
but their effort fell just short, and the
final was 7-6.
' "The key to our team is defense,"
Vossler said. "We're not really a very
good hitting team, but we know that if
we can play good defense, we can
always pick up a few runs, here and
there. We're mainly a defensive team."
The Plague ended the season at 7-3,
while the Kitty Mutilation Squad ended
the season at 8-2.
Jim Dickey resigned early in the sea
son, said Welch will "likely" start again
this week against the Huskers. Welch
got the nod when two-year starter
Randy Williams was sidelined with a
leg injury earlier in the year. Moon said
Williams is recovering but "is still
limited in what he can do."
Williams started last year's game
against the Huskers when starter Stan
Weber was injured.
Quarterback isn't the only position
where the Wildcats are hurting. Line
backer David Wallace underwent
surgery this week to repair a broken
bone in his wrist. He will miss the
remainder of the season.
One bright spot for the Wildcats is at
linebacker. Matt Wallerstedt, a sopho
more, is listed at "full strength" for the
Nebraska game. He missed the Okla
homa and Kansas games with injuries
and played sparingly against Missouri.
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