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Tuesday, June T5, 1954
THE EATTALION
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rni 15 Wins 8-4 Over 14
i) V / :hree walks, and one
un fifth inning along
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dorm 15 needed in
1 win ovei - dorm 14
me of softball intra-
up to the wild fifth
15 was able to score
le offerings of loser
ichie, who allowed
To start off the game, Venincasa,
Papacek, and Gray filled up the
bases for dorm 14, but Salmon
tightened up and no runs crossed
the plate.
Wuenchie retired the side in or
der the first time . dorm 15 went
to bat. The second inning provided
three runs for dorm 14, as Ran
dall, Wuenchie, and Taack scored
on two hits and two errors. Dorm
15 was held intact in the second.
ton Is
Jl-Star
High
Play
In ofi field mainten-
bowled 215 during
ik of league play to
the [All-Star league
iham of Conway and
three games and had
1 of [pins to win 4
udent Co-Op. Field
inadron won 3 points
ich yon 1 point, and
upply won 4 points
ets.
Standings
Won Lost
3 -M 11 1
Sqdn. 10 2
lo 9 3
League Records
Team Game: 752, by Conway &
Co.
Team Series: 2,137 by Conway &
Co.
Individual Game: 218, by Herb
Cowham of Conway & Co.
Individual Series: 591, by Bill
Sellmer of Field Maint. Sqd.
Both pitchei’s bore down for
the next two innings, and there
was no score in the game until the
fifth inning, when Dorm 15 pro
duced its winning margin. Min-
yard started off and got on at first
on an error; Flournoy walked, Sal
mon walked, then Durdin brought
in two with a hit to center.
Marek followed with another hit,
scoring another run. Rector struck
out, then Smith walked. On a slow
grounder to short, Dedeker was
out at first, another run scoring.
Kester then laid a perfect hit,
two more runs scoring.
’Mural Schedule
This is the schedule of the
intramural games for the rest
of the week. All games will be
played at 7:45 p.m. on the
lighted soft ball diamond near
the Grove.
College View vs.
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4 8
2 10
0 12
THAT’S THE BOOK!
PENSACOLA, Fla. (JP) — City
Clerk Byrd Sims took his 10-year-
old daughter to City Court with
him to watch traffic case proceed
ings. She spied a copy of the city’s
ordinance code on the judge’s desk
and asked:
“Daddy, is that the book the
judge throws at you if you speed in
school zones ?”
port of Har.
ed “dummy
that the si
plosives.
The coni:
ine Bair Can’t
e Democrats
cleared up
officials sa ON — OP) — Neither
chased a f nor the Republicans
aircraft she g seared when they
heads in flier Tuesday night
months age dium. On the other
Those off y have trouble run-
shells, abou!
in diameter, i is the annual con-
gun, are nt eball game and such
can not pierce you have never
the shells it
munition, ti en’t Lost’
pensive. ve Herlong of Flor-
However, 0 f tlie Democrats’
war use i haven’t lost for
Fired from ears and we won’t
could cause )W> » .
or other hiE ve Bishop of Illinois,
And, witha g. er> says: “We beat
even bringc, a t Daytona Beach
United SI%'H do it again.”
ing the GerS- billed for five in-
munition If 4th managers said
peared in With their starting
alertness Contest is close. The
mined sincepp, however, may
from Comn. ideas after chasing
reached Pi®s.
Guzman’s R
Herlong said the Republicans
have come up with a secret weapon,
“the Schine ball.” But he said the
Democrats aren’t afraid of it.
The Florida Democrat said the
“Schine ball” is a new pitch in
vented by Representative Davis
of Wisconsin, who pitches for the
Republicans.
“It’s thrown,” Herlong said, “by
taking a considerable dab of butter
and putting a wad of it on the
ball. I understand they have a
considerable supply of butter in
Wisconsin.”
Beaten Mainstay
Bishop, who at 63 is baseball’s
oldest playing manager, noted that
the Republicans had licked the
Democrats’ pitching mainstay,
Representative Wheeler of Geor
gia, in a practive game at Daytona
Beach last April, 7 to 3.
“We have taken the fire out of
Firefall Wheeler,” he said, “and
we can do it again.”
Rep. Olin Teague of Texas will
play second base for the Dems.
June 15:
dorm 16
June 16:
lege View
June 17:
June 21:
dorm 14 vs. Col-
dorm 15 vs. dorm 16
dorm 14 vs. dorm 16
Minyard was the final out on a
grounder to third. Dorm 14 came
back in the sixth to score one mure
run on three errors. Dorm 15’s
final two runs came in the last of
the sixth on three hits by Salmon,
Rector, and Smith.
SENATORS—The Black’s Pharmacy Senators of the Col- Fowler, Coach Carl Kuykendall. Middle row, Calvin Sehinn,
lege Station Little League line up for their picture. They Jimbo Clark, Charles Jackson, Joe Allan, Johnny Williams,
are top row, (left to right) James Riggs, Dennis Floyd, Ferman Isbell. Bottom row, Jody Rush, Larry Lewis,
Jack Armisted, Brennar Sayers, Delbert Hoverack, Jim Mike Bloom.
Box score
Dorm 15 AB
Durdin 4
Marek 3
Rector 4
Smith 1... 3
Dedeker 4
Kester 3
Minyard 3
Flournoy 2
Salmon 2
H
1
1
1
2
0
2
0
0
1
R
2
2
0,
1
0
0
1
1
1
28
Dorm 14
Taack 4
Venincasa 4
Papacek 3
Altein 3
Gray 2
Schwartz 4
Zoma 3
Randall ....f 1
Wuenchie 4
28
Local Netters Compete
In Lufkin Tournament
Seven tennis players represent
ing the College Station Little
League played in the Lufkin Junior
Invitational tournament last week
end.
The seven were Roland Beasley,
Penny Laverty, Janice Latimer,
Helen Holmes, Maurice Olian, Don
Avera, and Jerry Mills. Each
played in singles and doubles, and
most of them. played in mixed
doubles.
No team scores were kept, with
individual ratings only counting.
Roland Beasley won in the quar
terfinals from Don Mazzu of Beau
mont, 5-7, 6-4, 6-3, losing in the
semi finals to Bob Staton of Vann,
1-6, 2-6.
Penny Laverty lost in the quar
ter-finals to Carolyn Kay Hinson,
Lufkin finalist, 6-3, 6-3.
Janice Latimer lost in the quar-
Little League Schedule
Here is the Little League schedule for the rest of the
week. All games are played at 5:30 p.m. on the College Sta
tion Little League park, except those marked with an as-
terick (*), which are played at 7:30 p.m. on the lighted park
in Bryan.
June 15: Orioles vs. Senators
June 16: Orioles vs. Red Sox
June 17: White Sox vs. Sen
ators
June 18: Orioles vs. Senators
June 21: Orioles vs. Red Sox
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ter finals to Lynn Porter of Bryan,
6-0, 6-3.
Helen Holmes lost to Philen of
Lufkin, 2-6, 1-6.
Don Avera defeated Bennie Gib
son of Lufkin 9-7, 6-2. He then
lost to Staton, 6-1, 6-2.
Maurice Olian lost to Mazzu 2-6,
1-6.
Jerry Mills defeated Jogie Gib
son of Lufkin, 6-4, 7-5, then lost
to Curtis Shuler of Commerce 2-6,
1-6.
In doubles, Beasley teamed with
John Waak of Lufkin to defeat
Winston Warr of Center and Al
bert Parent of Lufkin, 6-1, 6-2.
They lost in the finals to Wayne
Parker and Mazzu of Beaumont,
2-6, 6-4, 6-4.
Avera and Mills were defeated
in the quarter finals by Shuler
and Staton, 6-1, 6-2.
Olian and Kramer lost to Waar
and Parent, 6-2, 6-2.
Laverty and Latimer lost to Hin
son and Leah Zuber of Lufkin, 6-0,
6-2. Holmes and Philen of Lufkin
were defeated by Sarah Ross and
Cheryl of Lufkin, 6-0, 6-0.
In mixed doubles, Beasley and
Latimer defeated Avera and
Holmes 6-3, 6-3, to meet Nolen and
Waak in the semi finals, where
they were beaten 6-3, 6-0.
Nolen and Waak deefated Lav
erty and Shuler, 6-2, 6-1.
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