Kansas State University - Royal Purple Yearbook (Manhattan, KS)

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i! Although the team gradually improved throughout the season, 1921 was not, in consideration of games won, a particularly successful baseball year for the Aggies. The season opened with a tie game with St. Mary ' s. A week later, St. Mary ' s played a return game, making it 11 — 1 in their favor. Then followed a game with Haskell with a 7 — 5 win and Kansas University with two wins. The Aggies finally found their stride and held Nebraska to close scores in a pair of games on the home field. Missouri next visited the Aggie camp and a pair of games was split between the teams. Oklahoma came along and was defeated in two games. Nebraska took the next two on her home grounds and the season closed with divided honors in two games between the Aggies and K. U. The combination of a change of coaching system and poor weather conditions for training made itself felt at the beginning of the season. %i c»: i jry j jy i T z ,