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Page 4 THE BATTALION Tuesday, August 8, 1954 Dorm 14 Takes Softball Lead Dorm 16 Beats 15 Last week’s intramural softball saw dorm 14 go into the lead as they brushed past College View, 8 to 1. Dorm 16 won its first game of the season Thursday as they edg'ed dorm 15, 5 to 4. Dorm 14’s win was its second in the young season, against one loss for College View. Grissom, 14’s pitcher, won his second game in two starts, facing 29 men in the seven innings, for four hits, four strike-outs, and one walk. Dorm 14 made one run in the as Hart scored after hitting a screaming triple into left field. He scored from third on a wild pitch. Altwien of 14 walked in the thh'd and scored on Papacek’s double. Pitcher Grissom scored in the same inning on a single. Dorm 14 sewed up the contest by drawing three consecutive walks in the fifth, scoring three runs. Thi’ee walks and two hits by Alt wien and three more runs by Pa- pacek gave 14 its eight runs. Don Rainey of College View was the losing pitcher. He faced 23 men, gave up four hits, walked nine men, and stnick out three. College View scored its single run in the fourth inning as they gained thi'ee hits by Warren, Rhodes, and Cannon. Dorm 16 Wins Dorm 16 scored in the top of the seventh inning to break what had been a tied-up game with dorm 15, and then scored one more to bring the final tally to 5 to 4. O. Mattiza of 16 was the win ning pitcher. He gave up three hits, walked two, and struck out none, while facing 31 men. C. E. Salmon was credited with the loss. He saw 39 men, gave up two hits, walked 10 and struck out none. Dorm 16 took the lead early, Chaires and Caij scoring in the first. Dorm 15 came back to score one run in the same inning, by Merek. Dorm 15 went ahead in the third, scoring two runs, but couldn’t keep the pace as 16 came on with one run each in the fourth, sixth, and seventh innings. Ag Softball Team Wins Second Game League Standings (As of July 30) Team Won Dorm 14 2 Dorm 16 1 College View 1 Dorm 15 0 Lost 0 Golf, Tennis Meets Start All students who want to enter the intramural open golf or tennis tournaments can turn in their names to either the golf shop or the student activities office, second floor of Goodwin hall. These tournaments will be sin gle elimination, with a person be ing dropped after one loss. Both singles and doubles will be played. Organized mountain lion hunts are a popular sport in southern Utah. The Aggie softball team, sparked by the four-hit pitch ing of, Windy Imers, won its second game in two starts as they eased the Bryan Jets 2-0 Thursday. Imers, pitching his first game for the Aggies, faced 25 men, struck out 12, and walked none. Stanley of the Jets had the Aggies rooted in the box, allowing only two men to get safeties. Both of these were in the first inning—one by Aggie second base- man Dick O’Connor and the other by Aggie third baseman Dick Guai’- demal. O’Connor scoi'ed the first run on his hit. Louis Venicasa, Aggie rightfielder, tallied the other run for the Ags as he di’ew a walk in the second inning, advanced to second base on Denton’s sacrifice bunt, and scoi’ed on an error by the Bryan shortstop. After the second inning it was three up and three down all the way, neither pitcher giving any thing to the batters. The Aggies play their next home game tonight on the lighted soft- ball diamond, facing the revenge seeking Bryan Sinclair team, who lost to the Ags last week by a lone ruit, ••• • •tfiirastHl! Save Your Money! Save Your Clothes! CAMPUS CLEANERS BATTALION CLASSIFIED BUY, SET.Li, ItElVT OR TRAOE. Rate* ... 3c a word per Insertion with a 25c minimum. Space rate in classified section .... 60c per column-inch. Send all classified to STUDENT ACTIVITIES OFFICE. 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BUSINESS SERVICES JONES OFFICE SERVICE For your typing or any office needs. (We offer Aggies special rates, pick-up and delivery service.) Phone 3-2044, Room 23, Astin Bldg., Bryan. WANTED CATERING SUPERVISOR with good back ground in food handling. College degree not necessary, but would he helpful. Du ties include supervising and training student washers. Supervising, serving banquets, receptions and other functions. Working hours will Include the evening periods. Apply in person at the per sonnel office. Memorial Student Center, Texas A&M. No phone calls accepted. WANTED part time transmitter engineer. 1st class phone preferred. Contact WT- AW. • Blue line prints • Blue prints • Photostats SCOATES INDUSTRIES Phone 3-6887 Dr. Carlton R. Lee OPTOMETRIST SOSA East 26th Call 2-1662 for Appointment I Across from Court House) At Home for Registrations After Aug. 1st ’till School Begins Tuesday, Sept. 7th. TRUDIE S KIDDIE KOLLEGE KINDERGARTEN & FIRST GRADE 605 Highland St., College Station PHONE 4-8173 Mrs. B. A. Hardaway—Teacher & Owner Browns Beat In \! I-Star! By JOHNNY BARGER Minor League Reporter The Browns of the College Sta tion minor league battled the rain, mud and the Royals to emerge as victors in the minor league all-star tilt, 9 to 8. The two teams, composed of top players from all four minor league teams, played Saturday on the Col lege Station Little League park. The Browns jumped off to an early lead in the first inning on four walks, which two singles by David Reynolds and Sidney Coufal parleyed into four runs. The Royals came back with one in the first, two in the second, and one in the third. The Browns got two runs in the second on a double by Coufal, two walks, and two hit batters. Singles Eugene K a walk, If of the fo; In the fourth st; David R. ber gave A dot! three Wat the Royai; tom of tl 9-8 in far art led off walked, E. and Smitl er Coufal out Elkins the ball g; Mike El Kk.ffe-'v,. nmg i the short el THIS’LL STOP ’EM—A&M football captain* Bennie Sinclair of Mineola tests a new defensive weapon—not recommended for football. Watching: Sinclair fire the light ma chine gun at RQTC summer camp are A&M military instructors Maj. Henry S. Thig pen (left) and Maj. Robert T. Willets. 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