The Atchison Daily Globe from Atchison, Kansas • Page 6

Atchison, Kansas, Monday, August 23, Colts Came Wh.Scoreboard ta Errors Aid Visitors In 2-1 Win ll-mmng pitchers battle was decided by infield errors as the of Clubs semi pros from Independence. Mo. nosed out the Lesion Colts, 2 to 1. here last night 'Smoky Joe" Mallott was Ihe winning hurler on four scatter singles but Jack Dean's per- iornianee was equally impressive. Dean struckout 11 batters and a onl; ope as AMERICAN LEAGUE Cleveland TM Boston -i" New York Philadelphia Detroit St.

Louis Washington Chicago NATIONAL LEAGUE i Boston Brooklvn 5i 58 Philadelphia 45 46 49 57 67 72 75 49 49 51 52 53 61 67 68 Pet .609 603 .593 .581 .486 .420 .379 .312 Pet .570 .555 553 .523 .523 460 .417 404 I Plan Bowling Final baffle League At For Stars AMER1CAN ASSOCIATION Indianapolis 89 Milwaukee a scatered hit, Mallot fed 13 and walked He -51 45 55 63 63 64 T2 81 87 Pet SS4 .583 52: .55, 35 St Joseph Fort Smith Topeka 46 49 49 60 66 65 70 77 I Salina Springfield I YESTERDAY'S RESULTS National League i Boston 4. Brookhn 3 Pittsburgh 4. St Louis 1 1 New York 9-3. Philadelphia 4-0 Chicago 10, Cincinnati 3 0 ttKl 10 iliiu two v-ith Pitched balls. WEST ERN ASSOCIATION Both the Independence runs weie unearned.

The Colts took a one run lead in the second frame Don walr-ed, went to second on Earl Atlaksons sacrifice, and scored on John Maziu's single down the left- j'pld line. The visitors tied the score in the fourth inmas Daw.on was safe on an ciror. vent to second on a passed ball, anl scored whea Tom Flvnn found he had a hole in his as he attempted to Jordons pop fly. From here on until the eleventh inn-ng. when they p'ated the win- TI.TMI run APE Of Cl'IDS COUlu HOI second base In Kjnj.

i the eleventh Dawson was safe at Columbus Mirreapoi-s first on an error, went to second Assomfon on a sacrUicc. to third on an o-o field hit, and scoio on Jordons sit'si to centerfield Colt jalb half of Ae fell short Mr.7ur led off th a single and sacrificed second by Flynu Mallot bore and struck out Oilman and Pet 629 518 56S 512 3J6 Wednesday's "A i ation Day" game will be the last appearance with the Colts this season JacK Dean and Dick Bertuzzi. The Colts will meet the Decker Oilers, state semi-pro champs, from Topeka. Games will be scheduled for Friday and Sunday The Sunday contest will be the last of the year. There will be three events at o'clock Wednesday for the amusement of the fans.

Ihe first will be a shoe scramble. Left shoes will be piled at home plate, right shoes at second base. First olaver to find correct left and right shoes and put them on wins. The second contest will be base- running. The third will be a throw- contest with a prize hemg award ed to the clayer making the longest toss from The game will home plate start at o'clock Any ers profit from Wednesday's ,,11 go to buv gift be presented to the The certificates will t)er- piavers mit purchase of articles they will need'and use as they return to An organizational meeting for this year's YMCA bowling leagues will held tomorrow night at 7:30 at the according to Earle Westgate, director.

All local groups interested in entering bowling teams in the YMCA league this fall are invited to be present and assist in making plans tor the bowling season. See Missouri As Best Bet KANSAS CITY, The majority of Big Seven coaches believe Missouri is the best bet, to win the conference's 1948 gird championship. In an informal poll during their annual pre-season meeting yesterday, the head football coaches picked the Missouri Tigers to finish first, Oklahoma second and Kansas third. The poll, allowing one point for first place, two for second and so forth, gave Missouri 104, Oklahoma 15M and Kansas 24M-. Other teams and points: Nebraska I VJt Boston 4 Washington 1 Chicago 8-4 -Cleveland 1-3 St Lou's 10, Detroit 1 lien mc i Vssoriation Act Of Cl'lbs COUld not i Bd ianapolis nee an school next month Don Chew and I lowa State 35, Kansas State 37, Tatk Dean will be leturnrns to a the conference's newest mem Dick Ber- Colorado 44.

Topeka 9-12, Sp Joplm 10-5 Salina 2- Softball The Junior Comets ill play the CYO at 7.30 o'clock and LFM and ber, Colorado, 44. Five C0 aches gav Missouri first 5 1 4 i Members of church the the Methodist State," Did: Gilrrun. Dick Ber- and Charlie Medlock to Kan-, tual llcij a uSersit Howard Knight to place, one thought Kansas and fnua Weslevan Jack Coupe and Oklahoma, the 1947 titleholders Tnm Flvnn to St Benedict's vvou id repeat as co-champions and Other pavers and their place of one named Iowa State as the top i nmninvtnpnt- Earl AtiaKson, jjmus team Co BOD Hegartv Do Farout of Missouri said his See's Ivan" McClurg, LFM. hadn't changed a great deal Van Dvke is in the retail i from last year. -Mazur xhe Missouri coach said thought the conference as a whole would have better teams last year and ''the Wilkinson, the Oklahoma coach, said he hoped for an improved passing attack to go witn his running offense.

"We didn't do much forward eUl ilj oro-erv business here John Mazur has" his own business St Joe TMA Jim Mower farms near Oilers Win At Wichita i i i Keene 2b Jordon Mallot 1 i 2 7 2 1 i 1 Bunch and LFM are scheduled Totals 43 Van Dike I O'cw Atlaksor ct 3b JDUJimi AM play Tuesday night's games at the stadium The Jaycees and the Midwest i Solvents "team will play softbali the twilight league tonight at Benedicts col- i 3 0 5 30 o'clock at St 1 -I I 0 1 i 2 0 2 0 Med'oiV. 2b 2b Dean 5 0 0 0 0 1 4 0 0 1 0 1 won yesterday to advance he fourin J6 1 000 JOO fiOO 01--2 13 City News Collection of News Paragraphs and Advertisements Curity diapers Inlfen's. Senice Cleaners, 721 Com'l. cleaners Brading's Di.o Therm oil hepters Levin's Plumbing supplies 706 Clearance sale conlmues B.H to 'ft i Bd dub, 13-3. anu to compare 1 Nebraska's coach.

I said but last years State WJtats break 1 2 losins streak I AUIiCLii- CiuU on the mjfind for the Oilers' next foe has not won four and lost 1M Attendance ".91 Tomorrow The Globe will lish its 1948 school edition Comp- 1 1 ilC been announced The double-elimination For prescnptions Ball Bros i with Florence gas S129 75 Le- m's. Refined surroundmss Plant Madonna lily bulbs now, The tourna three for 31 Hilltop in. ment be-an Aug 14 with 22 teams 2Q 1Q31 Cak ITnd is eVrted to run two more Brgnei 201 weeks A f. Third, is Lmproung She submu.e In other games operaUon recen tl of the Colonial Attention To Fishermen i "31(11 tllfi. Oil.

Of ULiil I tint- 3 in en ttj I lie tisaerinan cau hcs tl.c la 1 CATFISH each FRr vuc raucht on pole and fish ra on fuiLc'ln'satc'-ssion. or can he i Uon an time durine the week be- thib contest Entrals Omit'a Junction a 'v Eb sE nr: ATE CO. Phone 76 Jacksonville, Fla stSld leiQ. E1 icrlon City, Mo 16-1. Tonight's games 6 m--Vermillion, Conroe.

Tex (loser eliminated). 8 m--Staunton, Va Jack sonville, Fla. 10 m-Jefferson CiU vs Phoenix. Anz (loser elimimu ed) Tne Knapp fannl to leave for Washington slate to- morrow. first wear Boys' like blue denims fcr school They like Tuffiei Out Of The West theV have a Zipper fly made of tough S-oz Sanforized LANE denim, copper riveted, double-stitched with heavy orange thread and swinging pockets IN SIZES 20" to 32" HE MIWT WE-THE COW SWOtlUD ur warn? CARRY fOK.

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