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About The Battalion. (College Station, Tex.) 1893-current | View Entire Issue (June 8, 1954)
Page 4 THE BATTAlnlpN Tuesday, Jurif 8, tt T TZ TO PLAT FULLBACK DUEHAM, N. c.— Worth Lutz, Duke’s great quarterback ot last season, will operate at tull- back next fall. Duke Coach Bill Murray made the switch because he has two stprs available at quarterback — Jerry Barger, who alternated with Lutz last year, and Sonny Jurgensen a promising newcomer who led Duke’s freshman team through an unbeaten season. SAFE!—Brenner Sales of the Senators misses a close one at home to let an Oriole runner come in safe. Save Your Money! Save Your Clothes! Little League Roundup Battalion err. sfxt,, bent or trade. R»t«t . . . 3c a word per insertion with a 25c minimum. Spac<p rate in classified section .... UOc jH*r column-inch. Send all classified to STtTDENT ACTIVITIK8 OFFICE. All ads must be received in Student Activities Office by 10 a.in. on the day before publication. * FOR SALE • 1649 PLYMOUTH Club Coupe. Call 6-3293 '' after 5 p.m. WINDOW Evaporative Cooler. Call 6-3293 after 5 p-n 1 - FOR RENT siNqt-f; RppM fpr summer. ■■■■■■ '*9% ■ pester Sbutb. Call 4-7054. Addtess^pVHmHpH LaROF. rf-ROOlfr apartment^ Furn'lsHe'd or unfurnished. North Qate. Utilities paid. $50 per month. 6-2332. NfcE l 'THREE RPQM turfiis£o£ 'apartment, Just off A * M campus. * Latge cook rooms, plenty of cabinet and closet space. Nice furniture. Phone 6-3776 or Inquire 601 Montclair by Southside grocery. FURNISHED APARTMENT near campus, utilities paid. 203 Falrvlew. Phone 4-9966. FOUND A WONDERFUL place to buy or seh, Battalion classified ads. Call 4-5324 or . 4-1149 for prompt courteous service. Race Still Close After First Week BAREFOOT BQY—Irving Tood crpsses home plate to score in the Little League game between tlie White Spx and the Senators. CAMPUS CLEANERS By MAURICE OLIAN Little League Reporter After the opening week of the 19v>4 College Station Little League race, all four teams are closely bunched and show promise of staying together through the sea son. The standout of the week’s ac tivity was the double no-hitter be tween the Marion Pugh White Sox and the Student Co-op Orioles. With the score at 1 to 1, the game was called at five innings because pf the time.limit. Eleven- yeqr-old Condy Pugh pitched for the White Sox, and 12-year-old Billy Mac Miller was on the mound for the Orioles. Thq Veterans pf Foreign Wars Red Sqx took the league opener from the White Sox in a tight, well-played 3 to 2 victory. The next tile saw the White Sox score 11 runs in the last inning to down the Black’s Pharmacy Sena tors, 11 to 5. The Senators rebounded the next day to dump the Orioles, 11 to 5. The White Sox revenged their opening game by beating the Red Sox 9 to 6 the next day. Then a Red Sox victory over the Orioles, 8 to 2, jumped them to a first-place tie with the White Sox. Saturday, the Senators were shut-out by the Red Sox, 4 to 0. The Senators protested the game on the grounds that the Red Sox used an illegal pitcher. Until the protest board makes a decision on the game, it will not count as a win or loss for either team. The standings through the first week pf play show the Red Sox and White Sox on top of the league, with the Red Sox ahead in percent age points because of the White Sox tie game. The Senators are in third place with a 1-1 mark. Last place is held by the Orioles with a 0-2 record. Tommy Bramble or the Red Sox and Jim Fowler of the Senators lead the league in batting percent age with 500’s. Tommy Letbetter of the White Sox is next with .429. He is closely followed by the Senators’ Brennar Sayers and Joe Olian, who are each hitting .400. Tommy leads in runs, runs bat ted in, and doubles. He is tied for the home run lead with Condy Pugh of the White Sox. There have been no triples hit in the league yet this year. In pitching, Tommy, Jim Fow ler, and Mark Luther of the White Sox each have 1-0 records. Rusb Welch of the Red Sox and Joel Mills of the White Sox have 1-1 marks. Tommy has a sparkling 0.00 earned run average, taking the lead in that department. WINTER SPORTS EXPANSION BOYNE FALLS, Mich. DP) — Michigan’s winter sports center operators say they are planning considerable expansion in 1955. Six clubs catering to the winter sportsman say they. will add at least a dozen ski runs, more jiower tows and provisions for night skiing., - Little League Schedule Here is the Little League Schedule for the rest of the week. All games will be played on the College Station Little League park, beginning at 5:30 p.m., except the games mark ed with an asterick (*), which will be at night on the lighted Bryan park. ' June 8—Red Sox vs. Senators June 11—Orioles vs. Senators June 9—White Sox vs. Sena- June 12—Red Sox vs. White tors* Sox June 10—Orioles vs. Red Sox This week... 329 people who never flew before make their FIRST FLIGHT on PIONEER AIR LINES! 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