Beatrice Daily Sun from Beatrice, Nebraska • Page 6

100 .000 18 0 HutehinBoii and swift; H. 600 006 4002-4 20 Belphia 001 100 ltot-4 1 Helf, Mancuso; Mar' Savage and Rosar. 100 001 000 9 2 on 010 100 000 8 3 gB) Smith, Caldwell Uaefner and Evans. 000 100 6 1 200 250 13 0 er tfrakauskas, Berry and Chandler and Robinson NATIONAL 001 102 8 0 ibtirgh ooo ooo a Semlnick; Strincevich, and Baker. 020 000 7 2 JatTL 000 210 05X-8 9 1 fCJodper, Wright, Barrett and Walters and Mueller.

ikivn ooo ooo 000 000 001-1 60 pftatten and Anderson; SchmltK dd McCullough. WYork 000 073 14 0 100 000 380 and Cooper; Brecheen, Schmidt, Krist and HOW THEY STAND LEAGUE Hard To Break Records Third Gatne In Five Days Too Much For Indian Hurler Tripped By Yanks. By Ralph Rodeo AMootataft PreM Working in and out of turn doesn't prolong the career of a pitcher even it that hurler is Bobby Feller, star righthander of the Cleveland Indians and ono of the best to toe the rubber in baseball history. Gunning for as many Major league pitching honors as possible including Rube Waddel's strikeout record, Feller has a number ol times tills season requested manager Lou Boudreau to work him ahead of schedule. Boudreau has never refused tne requests of his ace and Feller has turned in some sparkling performances on what would have been his off days with the highlight being a 1-0 no-hit victory over the New York Yankees on April 30.

However, the law of averages and nature caught up with the fireball king before 56,243 fans In New York's Yankee stadium last 3rd In Five Days 40 JeWi'York belrbit Washington levelfcthd Chicago' ghlladelphia 55 48 42 37 35 35 30 22 23 31 33 37 41 43 44 52 NATIONAL LEAGUE 48 27 43 32 yn Slcligo rmtt NeftVyork TMiadelphia Ittsburgh 40 35 34 34 31 29 33 -86 41 41 39 45 Pet. .705 .608 ..560 .500 .471 .449 .405 .297 Pet. .640 .573 .548 .493 .453 .453 .443 .392 ules became popular for gener wear after the reign Elizabeth. Granted permission to make his third start in five days and with only one day of rest, Feller was blasted for nine runs and 11 hits in five innings as the Yanks whipped the Indians, 9-1. From the very outset it was evident that Feller didn't have his usual stuff.

The first two Yanks to face him in the initial frame singled and after Tommy Henrlch jopped out and Charely Keller 'armed, Johnny Llndell and Nick Etten singled for two runs. Catcher Aaron Robinson ho- mered with one on in the fourth, and applied the crusher in the fifth when he clouted the Iowa speed merchant for another foui- aagger with the bases loaded. Before bowing out at the end pf the fifth, Feller fanned five batters to bring his season's total to 195 in 185 innings, a pace that should beat Waddell's 1904 mark of 343. Indians Only Five Hits Chandler allowed the Indians only five hits as he coasted to his 13th victory and his fifth straight over the Tribe. The loss was Feller's first at the bands of the Yanks in five decisions arid his sixth of the as against 15 wins.

By winning, New York managed to stay 'within 'seven-and-orie-haif games the pace-setting Boston Red Sox who nosed out the Detroit Tigers, 3-2 in ten innings. The Chicago, Cubs, behind the tossing of Johnny blanked the Brooklyn odgers, 1-0, but the Dodgers maintained their five -game National league lead over the St. Louis Cardinals as the New York Giants Jtrounced the Red Birds, 13-3. The triumph moved the Giants into a fifth place tie with the Boston Braves who dropped a 8-2 contest Bucky Walters and the Cincinnati Reds. Phillies Down Pirates The Philadelphia Phillies downed the Pittsburgh Pirates, 4-1, as July Announcement been made by Col, B.

twa'mweie, Wentwofth Military Academy, Lexington, Missouri, Senior Men's Tennis Tournament, in the singles and doubles, will be held at the Academy on August 31, September 1st, and 2nd, Only those forty years old and older will be eligible for. competition. The meet is sponsored by the Missouri Valley Tennis association and will be one of the outstanding tennis events of the summer, There is no other tournament of this kind in this area and many of the alleged oldsters will be anxious to try for an. important tennis championship where the youngsters will be out, of the way. Midgets Barely Edge Geneva A greatly improved Geneva Legion team nearly upset the Beatrice Midgets who over two weeks ago gave the Fillmore county Midgets a 17-4 drubbing.

Last night the Genevans came within an eyelash of winning, but the local Midgets pinched off the rally in time to Win 8-7 in a twilight clash at Athletic park. Melvin Jones, who held the visitors scoreless until the nightmarish last two innings, was credited with' 12 strikeouts. Luttich got a three bagger and two singles to load hitting for Beatrice. Box score: Geneva Midgets (7) ab "We used to catch 'em this big when th' Republicans were in 1 Fish Editor To Check Honesty Of Unusal Story Plcard, 3 0 Soukup, ss-p 3 2 Gratto, lb-3b 3 2 Thuman, p-ss 4 2 Jones, If 4 1 Hughes, cf 1 0 Miller, cf 2 0 Bender, 3b 3 0 Sauins, 2b 20 Rosanau, rf 3 0 Totals 27 7 Beatrice Midgets (8) ab Luttich, Ib 3 2 Gay, 2b 3 1 Grancer, 2b 1 0 Tucker, rf-c 2 1 Kleman, ss 4 0 Bede, 3b 2 1 Munson, c-rf 2 2 Eddy, rf 0 0 cf 3 0 Ramsey, If 1 1 Cox. If 1 0 Jones, 3 0 Totals 25 8 Score by innings; Geneva 000 003 Beatrice 021 311 Two base, Thuman 12, Thuman 5, Souk'u 3, Thuman 1 Soukup 1.

The Daily Sun Fish Editor, after reading several yarns from contributors to the weekly contest, reminded today that "all stories must be honest." He was inclined to give the Ish eye to the story turned in. The fisherman says that after struggling for nearly an hour with a wopper in the Blue river, le landed it, but it scurried away through the oushes. The who insisted the catch was of tremndous proportions, said anyone doubting him can go down and see the hole in the river from which the monstro- city was asserted. In the interest of fair play the Fish Editor asserted today that he, himself, will go down and investigate. If, he said, the story is true, the contributor has a good chance of, winning this week's dollar bill.

It's not too late, he said, to enter a story in this Week's contest and all with unusual fish ing experiences are asked to sen their contributions to th'e Fish Story Beatrice -Daily Sun. Writing doesn't count the unusual tacts will be considered. She's Shooting Best Golf Ever Overwhelming All Opposition In Women's Trans- Mississippi Golf Meet. DENVER, July 12 a new and different Babe Didrikson Zahariaa out there on the Denver Country club's farlways overwhelming; all opposition in the women's Trans-Mlssisalppl golf lournament. The graat woman athlete says so herself.

"I'm shooting the steadiest golf of my career. I don't play to the. galleries any more. I Just forget everything but the match and play to win holes." What the Babe meant was obvious to those who have watched her magnificent play in this 16th annual western classic. She has dropped only two holes all, week in swamptng Mrs.

Robert Mon- stead of New Orleans, 5 and Mrs. Sam O'Neal of Odessa, 7 and and Ann Casey of Mason City, 7 and 6. The victory over Miss Casey sent Mrs. Zaharias into today's semifinals against Margaret Gunther of Memphis, Tenn. Two Texans, Betty White of Dallas and Polly Rtley of Fort Worth, will battle it out in the other bracket.

By Jd ermeet NBA Staff Correspondent July 12 (NiSA) td the post-war scramble for athletic success, but determined-to do it on a respectable basis, Nebraska has pondered out 1 a part'ichdiarship policy for athletes which wilt demand attention bf other colleges, Nebraska 1 a offering 2 0 0 part scholarships to homegrown athletes With top- drawer class room marks who find themselves financially a 1 t6 a i late, The 1 a i Al Vermeer that in what is called the Achievement struck upon Fuhd they have a plan which, will and square manner. The flut'-iip by NibraskaHs f6 The Red -Nausiar ttr any braska boy thMigh, It will give hiiri a start; if-he ts'the right' he will go'the rest of ttie on his Nebraska, la the first major school of Dixie to come out openly in, favor of 'inauceffierit to athlete's! The seats.of learning in the. Big Six and where will be interesting. Saturday schedule: NATIONAL Philadelphia at Pittsburgh; Boston at Cincinnati (2); New York at St. Louis; Brooklyn at Chicago.

AMERICAN LEAGUE Chl- go at Washington; St. Louis at Philadelphia; Cleveland at New York; Detroit at Boston. A II I Pit AM KFAS .1110 MO :00 6:15 5:45 6:00 0:30 8:45 Radio rangors Polka band Bob Tvout Helen Nash Skyline roof S'ongH News Aldrlcli family Aldricb family Comedy Cotnedy rogri boy Rowe dished. out three safeties. St.

Louis' Browns collected only two hit? off Phil Mar'childon but the Browns bunched them along with three walks to tally four runs In the seventh inning to defeat the Athletics, 7:00 ITgnoraneo pays 7:30 Wayne King 7:55 News 8:00 Mercury theatre T. B. A. 8MB Mtiisle 9:00 T.B.A. 0:15 T.B.A.

0:30 Tom Rigga 9:45 Tom Rtggs 10:00 News 10:15 KUB.Y chair iGodfroy Show 10:45 IQodfrey Show KTAB 1110 6:00 (News (Great Stories 7:00 News 7:15 Roundup 7:30 Ballads 8:00 News 0:45 BIllieBurko 11:55 County fair 12:00 12:15 12:30 12:45 3:00 3:15 4:00 4:16 4:30 5:00 5:15 5:30 5:15 6:15 6:45 WOW 690 Guiding light Todays kids Judy-Jane Dr Malone World news Local'ritws jNatl, news' Melodies Molodlns Sirigln' Sam News People Funny Waltz time News Mystery theatre Snorts Announced Supper club Roljt. St John Duf fpy's tavern l)uffey's tavern tower (Sports ISymphonotto ISymphonetta SATURDAY WOW 590 (Mows tower ITlmes-Tunes XFOB 1040 Lincoln today Unl Speaks HopHarrlgan Tarry-Pirates Just fun Jack Armstrong (Dinner Muslo News SAveet music Lone Ranger bone Ranger Break Bank The sheriff Interlude Boxing, bout Boxing bout Boxing bout Woody Herman Woody Herman Tufck Wells S'ews Markets Jessie Young Jessie "Xoune Radio rangers Polka band Polka bunt! forum LJ forum Events News Slur time Slar time Danny O'Neill Danny O'Neill iSong shop tower What's what Announced Victory view News- Marietta Great StoHes iNoonday forum IFlnncKun Flnnegan Showcase Showcase Announced Announced Announced News News .7 Up Club Dinner music News Barn dance gems FBI News Sports Master Works Campus tunes KTOB 1040 RFD 1240 RF.D 1240 Agronsky Music clock B. Board Teen Town Easy rhythm JamborjiQ Janihoree News Dance Band Rumpus room concert Sat. concert News LiOuis-Conn Melodiers Business Correspondents Interlude A Convict News Our boys Jury trials Jury trials 7:30 7:55 8:00 8:30 8:45 9:00 9:15 9:30 9:45 10:00 10:16 10:30 10:45 parade P. M.

serenade P. M. serenade Celebrity club Talks Tony Martin Harry James Calling Vets Gene Krupa News Song for shows Glen Miller Glen Miller 8:15 9:15 9:30 10:00 11:15 12:00 12:16 12:30 12:45 1:00 1:15 1:30 2:00 2:15 2:30 2:45 3:00 4:00 4:30 4:451 5:00 5:30 0:00 6:30 6:45 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:15 8:30 8:45 9:00 9:15 9:30 9:45 10:00 10:15 10:30 10:46 1110 Paul Carson Method Hour Beneath Bells Taber choir Voice Prophecy Radio Digest Radio Digest Neb Network M. L. Nelson' CBS Symphony CBS Symphony CBS Symphouj CBS Workshop CBS Workshop Klectrlc hour Electric hour Family Hour Front porch Silver Theatre Baby Snooks Baby Snooks Autry Blond le Mrs, Dan berry ICrime 'Doctor Crime Doctor Corliss Archer (Top this? News Curtain Time Grand Opry Grand Opry Let's Laugh Let's Laugh Orchestra Orchestra News Sports Hugh Butler Lee' Sirnrhs WOW 690 Midwest Report Rev.

Brown Cheer up time News World Parade News Farm Magazine Star Harvest Star Harvest C'mon Cavellero C'men Cavelloro One Man's Fam Nat'l Hour Nat'l Hour Nebula. Quiz Neb-la. Quiz Symphony: Symphony Catholic Hour Ask Me Ask Me Benny Rogues Gallery Alec Templeton Alec Tern pletojv Tommy Dorsey Tommy D.orsey Texaco Theatre Take it leave It Take it leave it Freddie Martii Solon Orchesti News Wash. Report Jimmy Fidler Vaughn News. Songs Monro Merry go round- Album Music Hour of Charm Hour of Charm Rhapsody Rhapsody RCA Show RCA Show Pacific Story Pacific Story INews ISliow time Frankie Carle (Foreign policy (Foreign policy Frankle Carle (Gahgbusters Boston Pops Boston Pops Boston Pops (Announced 'Announced News iGeorge Hicks (Dance band (Butler (News Our duty iSports KFOB 1040 ICoast to coast Bible Class News Voice phophecy Hour of faith Treas.

Salute Ilka Chase Neb network News Sammy Kaye Sammy Kaye Melody Gems Dreamer House of'beauty Down alley Down alley (Darts for dough ICounterspy Evening Parly Eugenie Baird Gene Krupa Drew Pearson Quiz Kids Ford Hour Eord hour Ford hour Ford hour Wlnchell Ulmmie Fidler Mystery Mystery Theatre Theatre Mystery Mystery Curtain Time Paul Le Bar News Dance band Dance band Dance band help students entitled to assistance without casting a subsidization shadow over a proud university. Wherever money is involved abuse is eager to follow, so Nebraska has clamped restrictions on the $200 part scholarships. Only Nebraska preparatory, athletes of high scholastic standings are eligible. That" shuts out athletes who wander in from other states. Most Prospects Need Help Nebraska feels that the "tramp" athlete, still on the-common side in many parts, would not interested in $200, anyway.

That jwould be mere pin money to many, especially in the south, where football players are frankly given room, board, tuition, books and so "much a week. Nebraska high schools are blessed with big, robust boys who do things well in football. Most of these lads, come from homes of moderate means, and Nebraskans are tire'd of seeing them lured to out-of-state institutions who finance their educations. "Many of these boys admit they would come to our university but simply can't afford to," says a spokesman, citing, the case of Ray (Red) Nauslar, end on the unbeaten Omaha South High School team, which won the state championship in 1942. Nauslar yearned to go to Nebraska, but the war was on and he joined the Merchant Marine, which means he does not benefit by the GI Bill of -Rights.

And he is married. Nauslar wants to attend college, not for a salary but for an education and to qualify as a co'ach, and Nebraskans will see that he obtains the opportunity in a fair Jayeees Beat Champ Bread Jayeees defeated 1 Bread 6'4 in a class A Softball clash at Riverside park last night. rally hi' the last "inning which just fell short. No games are scheduled this evening Box score; Champion Bread (4) ab Overlees, 2b 3100 C. Weaver, cf 3110 Strother, Ib 4010 Hesser, If 4 4 0 1 0 Rockeman, 2000 Bowen, 3 0 1' 0 Engler, ss 3012 J.

Weaver, 3b 3123 Emal, rf 2000 Workman, rf 1110 Totals 28 4 8 5 Jayeees ab Hale, 2b '4 1 Ament, If 3 0 Worthlngton, rf 3 0 Robertson, Ib 3 1 Knigge, 1 3 2 Hotovec, 3b 3" '2 cf 3 0 Roberts, ss 3 0 Loth, 3 0 1 0 1 0 2 0 1 0 0 Totals ,28 651 Score by innings: Champion Bread 100 000 Jayeees 014 010 -Q Two-base hits: C. Weaverr Knigge, Hale. Three-base hits: Hesser, Knigge. Strike-outs: Bowen 3,. Loth-1.

slang from the "early called the tight-fitting trousers -they next to their skin "skiva-clothes." guild guild Lincoln vs. Odell Odell Ball Park Sunday, July 14th -Time 2:30 7:00 parade their veteran righthander THAT WOlSE. 5 1 STOW- NOW I GOTTA HUNT TWAT SMITH SWAB ALL OVER THE HOW CAN THEY SPOT ANYTHING; THELOCAL AND I KNOW YOU OKANJ COULD RND OUT WHAT A-COME BACK ALWAYS GLAD TO I'D LIKE YOU TAKE IT TO A POLICE WILL IN IWN'TIIKETHE ALL RIGHT, DRUG DO IT FOR ME. BOYS.MR.FINN! SERGEANT. MORE THAN THEY WANT TO KITTY-US IT IS-WITHOUT ANYBODY ASKING TOO MANY QUESTIONS 00, KITTY-BUT IF IT GET IT RIGHT KNOW WHY COPS WORK i ISN'T NERVE MEDICINE.

1 NOW-SHE'S WEVE SOT OUR ONLY NEED A IF Y.OU WANT ro str A I So JOUGHMUT IfiiTO you DRESS rr UP AN' I rA FINE OH. PEAR, THEV N6H, BUT WAS PUSHOVER; THERE i jOUICK.SCiUINJT, A MO IT FISH OUT TH 1 DOU6H. 1 POUSH AM' LETS LAMf AU-EY'S FWE HUNORBP WMPT FRIENDS COULD RTPERS ACCIDENT PPWES1HE SHOW ISOlNXEtJ'THE REASON (6IAPY WALK OUT AMD SHE'LL HAVE fO SELL SHOW-' I'VE GOT A BACKER TO HER EQUlPfAEm MP 1'Lt ALL OF IbU JOBS. YOU' VE YOUR I'U TALK AWHILE" CAM YOU FEATURE 90WB CRACK-POT SO! YOUU BREAK. IN AND FORCE AAEJ SEE ME THEY'D THINK 1 6IRLSAID VlT? LOST (AINO! COULD PfrSS THRU.

LEWAE BOOST VOU.AN'HANOUP GOAT-THEN DEMANDING THAT I GOLD-PLATE HIS GOAT'S GOOD'RIDDANCE i.