EWING, ATKINSON
SCORE VICTORIES
O’Neill, Ainsworth Fall to
Bottom-Half Teams in
Sunday Games
Strange results occurred this
week in the North-Central
day-and-night league.
League leading Ainsworth
was dropped by Atkinson and
O’Neill lost to fifth-place Ew
ing
O’Neill’s loss was caused by
the lack of player-interest,
Manager Dick Tomlinson said.
The Atkinson victory was at
tributed to some potent clutch
slugging.
The Stuart at Valentine and
Chambers at Page results ran
according to most pre - game
predictions.
The Ainsworth loss, the O’
Neill loss and Valentine’s win
shuffled the top half of the
league. Valentine now shares
top honors with Ainsworth
while O’Neill slipped into third
place.
Schrad Pitches,
Swats Nice Game—
EWING—Clem Schrad and
his Ewing teammates were
hotter than a firecracker Sun
day afternoon and couldn’t
miss.
The Ewing team downed the
seoond-place O’Neill Rockets,
4-2.
schrad not only whiffed
11 Rocket swatters, but
cracked out two hits in three
% jaunts to the plate to take
game baiting laurels.
Schrad’s double in the sev
enth frame scored two runs
that spelled victory for his
team.
On the mound for the los
ing Rocket team was Graham,
who whiffed seven Ewing bat
men.
Playing Manager Dick Tom
linson said only eight Rockets
made the Ewing trip which
helped cause the defeat.
The box score:
O’NEILL (2) ab r h
Meserve, ss_4 0 1
Tomlinson, cf_4 0 1
Tomjack, c _4 11
McKay, 3 b_3 11
Morrow, lb _4 0 1
Ellingson, 2b_4 0 1
Adaimson, If _ 4 0 1
Holz, rf _ 3 0 0
Graham, p _4 0 0
Totals _ 34 2 7
EWING (4) ab r h
R. Bollwitt, ss_3 0 0
V. Bollwitt, cf_4 i i‘
Jensen, 2b _3 11
Oetter, rf_4 0 1
Dunaway, If_4 11
Smith, lb _ 3 0 0
Boulter, 3b _3 11
Podany, c -3 0 0
Schrad, p - 3 0 2
Totals . . 30 4 7
Summary:
O’Neill - 100 001 000—2
Ewing - _ 200 002 OOx—4
Batteries: Ewing — Schrad
and Podany; O’Neill—Graham
Stuart: Valentine Tilt
and Tomjack.
Called in 7th—
VALENTINE — The Stuart
Independents took another
drubbing Sunday evening here
when Valentine downed the
independents, 17-3.
In the last half of the first
bracket, Valentine shifted in
scoring gear by chasing across
the initial run. After that, Val
entine coasted on to easy vic
tory.
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semi*: wdb cauea i/i trie
first half of the seventh be
cause of raim The game will
be counted in league stand
ings.
On the winning Valentine
mound for four innings was
the old reilable Beaman. He
struck out six Independent
swatters with Osborne in the
BASSETT
Home Games
For
Remainder of
Season
All games begin at 8:30 p.m.
with the exception of Aug
ust 31st and September 3rd.
(Note time).
Aug. 19—Winner, S. D.
Aug. 20—Rushville
Aug. 21—Omaha Rockets
Aug. 26 — T’he Original
House of David’s
Aug. 30—Omaha Rockets
Aug. si—Winner, S. D., at
9:45 p.m.
Sept. 2—Vermillion, S. D.
Sept. 3—Original Kansas
City Monarchs at 9:45
p.m.
Your Attendance
Appreciated!
Bassett Baseball
Club
relief role, whiffing six.
Howard Tielke and Krysl di
vided the twirling chores for
the losing Stuart teaim.
Two home runs were the
feature of the evening's hit
ting. They were both by Val
entine. Young racked one up
in the second canto with the
bases loaded with the other
coming in the third inning, by
McCormack with two men on.
Summary: R H E
Stuart 000 003 000—3 2 9
Val’tine 153 620 OOx—17 12 2
Batteries: Stuart—H. Tielke
Krysl and Hoffman; Valen
tine—Beaman (4), and Osborne
and McCormack.
Darrel Heiss Wins
Own Ball Game—
PAGE—Chambers and Page
fought it out Sunday for the
cellar position in the North
Central day-and-night league.
| The winner of the cellar
position was Chambers when
it lost to Page 12 to 4.
Versatile Darrel Heiss climb
.ed aboard the band wagon and
not only pitched but also
swatted a nice one.
In the pitching department
Heiss struck out five Cham
bers batmen and allowed
eight hits. With the hickory,
Heiss rapped out three hits
in five tries.
Walters was tagged with the
Chambers loss.
Chambers exploded in the
seventh inning and scored all
of its tallies. Leading hitter
for Chambers was Les Oetter,
the catcher.
Summary: R H E
Page 600 101 320 12 14 5
Chamb. 000 000 400 4 8 8
Batteries: Chambers— Wal
ters and Oetter; Page—Heiss
and R. Heiss.
Atkinson Dumps
League Leader—
ATKINSON—League - lead
' ing Ainsworth was defeated
| were by up-and-down team
of the North-Central day-and
night league Atkinson Sunday,
by a score of 6-3.
Heroes of the Atkinson vic
tory were Bill and Pat Miller.
Bill hit four straight times
while Pat homered in the
fifth canto with one man on.
It was a nip-and-tuck bat
tle all the way. Atkinson tall
ied twice in the second, the
Brown county nine bounced
back to score once in the fol
lowing frame. Then came the
Pat Miller four-bagger as the
teams scored two apiece in
i the eighth.
Rudnick went all the way
for Ainsworth with Gerry
Troshynski in the winning
role for Atkinson.
Summary: R H E
Ainsworth 001 000 020—3 6 4
1 Atkinson 020 020 020—6 6 1
ROCKETS DEFEAT
CLEARWATER, 9-6
, --- -
O’Neill in Non-Conference
Tilt Thursday Under
the Lights
CLEARWATER — The O’
Neill Rockets pulled a surprise
victory out of the hat Thurs
day when they defeated Clear
water, 9-6, here.
The evening tilt featured
some potent hitting by the
Rocket shortstop. Carson, who
banged out three hits in five
trips.
On the mound for the win
ning O’Neill team was Danny
Helmer, who struck out nine
of the Clearwater swatters.
Fink went the stretch for
the Clearwater team and col
lected six strike outs.
Big inning for the Rockets
came in the fifth. Miller
opened up by rapping
out a single with one down.
Wolfe walked and Carson
singled sending MSller across
home plate. Gorgen singled
sending Wplfe and Carson
in to score.
Gorgen was forced out on. a
fielder’s choice that put Mor
row on fir|t base. Tomjack
ended the inning by slapping
one into the hands of the
shortstop who threw him out
at first.
The box store:
O’NEILL (9) ab r h
Meserve, 2b 5 0 2
McKay, 3b _ 5 3 2
Miller, If .±.„ 3 2 2
Wolfe, cf ._. 4 2 0
Carson, ss _ 5 13
Gorgen, rf - 5 0 I
Morrow, lb _ 4 0 1
Tomjack, c.. 4 10
Helmer, p _4 0 0
Totals _ 39 9 11
Summary: R H
O’Neill .. 211 030 002—9 11
Clearwater 001 030 011—6 10
Batteries: Clearwater —Funk
(8), Johnson and Payne: O’
Neill—Helmer and Tomjack.
Mr. and Mr.s Willard Napr
stek returned Sunday from a
vacation in the Black Hills
Their daughter visited in
Creighton during her parents’
trip. The Naprsteks were ac
companied by Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Naprstek, of Creighton.
LOOP MOVES INTO
2 WEEKS PLAY
Center and Orchard Only
Teams Remaining in
Title Race
As. the North-Central league
moves into its final two weeks
of play, Center and Orchard
are the two teams that will be
seeking the loop crown.
According to the standings,
it is apparent that other teams
are eliminated from the title
race.
I This week St. John’s for
feited to Center. With this re
sult, it strengthens the Center
I hold on the loop lead and pos
I sibly the title.
However, if Orchard loses
one more game(, the crown
will be in Center’s cap.
E. Wall, Petersburg,
Hits Homer—
PETERSBURG — Niobrara
took another lashing here Sun
day afternoon when Peters
burg won, 8-1.
This loss gives the Niobrara
team a better than even
' chance to end up in the last
position of the league stand
ings, some observers said.
On the peak for the winning
Petersburg nine was E. Wall,
who struck out 11 Niobrara
batters. Whipple was tagged
with the Niobrara loss. He
snuffed out 10 Petersburg
swatters.
Wall cracked out a home run
in the seventh bracket while
: Smith, the Niobrara catcher,
rapped a four-bagger in the
eighth,
Summary: R H E
Petersburg - — 8 12 1
Niobrara _ 16 2
Batteries: Petersburg — E.
Wall and Diers; Niobrara —
Whipple and Smith.
Elgin Treats
Fans to Win—
ELGIN—The home town
boys treated the far\s here to
a nice game when they defeat
ed the visiting Creighton “B” j
team Sunday evening, 7-2.
Jockum took credit for the
Elgin win as Ayers and Thie
sen divided the pitching chores
for the losing Creighton “B”
squad.
Nestlebus'h, of Creighton “B”
was the best swatter for the
evening fray when he got two
bingos in three times at the
plate.
Elgin collected its seven runs
| off 10 hits while Creighton
! “B” collected its two tallies
from four hits.
Summary: R H
Creigh “B” 000 000 011—2 4
j Elgin_ 200 100 31x—7 10
Batteries. Elgin — Jockum
and Schragge; Creighton “B”
—Ayers, Thiesen and Aren
berg.
Snodgrass Collects 4
Hits in 4 Attempts—
BRUNSWICK — Orchard
topped the Brunswick Bears, j
16-6, here Sunday afternoon.
The Orchard team played
errorless ball while the win
ning pitcher, Barringer, struck
out five Brunswick batters.
Pischel was tagged with the
loss as he whiffed seven Or
chard sluggers.
Best hitters of the fray were
Boulter, of Orchard, who
cracked out three hits for six
trips including a triple and
Mettis, also of Orchard, laid
the hickory to the white pill
twice in four jaunts to the
plate; Ralph Snodgrass, of the
Bears, connected for four hits'
in four attempts.
Summary: R H E
Orchard 442 202 200—16 17 0
Brunsw. 000 001 041— 6 9 o
MILLER DEFEATS
HAYNES, 1 UP ON 20
As the O’Neill city golf
tournament moves into the
second round of play, Chair
man A. P. (“Scovie”) Jaszko
wiak said Monday the round
must be completed and results
turned in by Tuesday, August
23.
In the second round of the
championship flight, Max Gol
den, the defending champ, will
meet Gene McKenna while
Ben Grady will tangle with
Jaszkowiak.
The first flight of the sec- i
ond round will find Ed. Camp
bell, sr., tussling with Dale
Kersenbroek and George Ham
mond will face Bill McIntosh.
In the second flight, Marv
Miller will test Fred Appeby
and Ben Oetter will go against
Ted Lindberg.
Results of the first round of
play in the championship
flight were: Golden over Joe
McCarville, jr„ 4 and 3; Mc
Kenna downed Pat Harty, 1
up; Jaszkowiak defeated Hen
ry Lohaus, 3 nd 2; and Grady
laced Jim Harty, 1 up.
In the first round of the
first flight the results were:
Campbell over R. V. Lucas, 2
and 1; Kersenbroek over Dale
French, 6 and 5; Dr. F. J.
Fisher lost to Hammond, 3 and j
2 and McIntosh downed Norm |
Gonderinger, 1 up.
Fn the feature contest of the
week, Miller defeated Laur
| ence Haynes 1 up on 20 holes.
Other results of the round
were; Appleby over Marvin
Johnson. 2 up, and Oetter de
feated Berl Damkroger, 4 and
! 3. 1
SCOREBOARD
NORTH -CENTRA L
DAY-AND NIGHT
Team W L Pet.
Valentine- 10 3 .746
Ainsworth 10 3 .746
3’N’e’i’ll 9 4 .692
Atkinson 7 5 583
Ewing -— 6 7 .461
Stuart —.- 3 9 . 250
Page .— 3 8 .272
Chambers -- 2 10 .166
Results Sunday, August 14:
At Ewing 4 . O’Neill 2
At Valentine 17 Stuart 3
At Page 12_Chambers 4
At Atkinson 6 Ainsworth 3
Games Sunday. August 21 j
Atkinson at Chambers.
Valentine at O’Neill,
Page at Ainsworth.
Stuart at Ewing.
NORTH-CENTRAL
Team ' W L Pet.
Center _-. — 10 2 .833
Orchard _ 9 3 .750
Elgin 8 4 .666
Brunswick 6 5 .545
Petersburg _ 4 8 .333
St. John's _ 2 9 .811
Niobrara 1 10 .099
Results Sunday. August 14
St. John’s forfeited to Center
Orchard 16 at Brnswick 6
At Elgin 7 — Creighton B 2
At Petersburg 8 Niobrara 1
Games Sunday. August 21:
Center at Petersburg.
Brunswick at Elgin.
Creighton “6” at Orchard.
O’Neill Local*
Mrs. George Hammond and
children left Saturday for
Sioux City, where they are
visiting her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. G. J. Ryan.
Mr. and Mrs. George
Schrode, of Plainview, visited
at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Bill Strong Friday.
Miss Barbara Ann Johnson
SECTION 2—PAGES 9 TO 16
THE FRONTIER. O'Neill. Nebr.. August 18. 1949—PAGE 9
left for her home in Sioux
Falls. S. D., Sunday after
spending the Summer at the
home of her grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. L. O. Johnson.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd D. John
son spent Sunday visiting at
the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Roth, of Atkinson.
Col. and Mrs. Harry Luck
and family, of El Sobrante,
Calif., are spending a week
with relatives. Mrs. Luck is a
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W.
J. Malloy, of Emmet.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ressel
left for Marshall, Tex., last
Thursday. They had visited
; Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ressel
and other relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Chet Calkins
| and son, Don, and daughter,
Mrs. Walter Lyons, left Wed
nesday for a two week's vaca
tion. They plan to visit rela
| tives in Oregon.
Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Sieg
ler were entertained at d;n
| ner Friday by Mr. and Mr3.
I Ben Oetter.
Raymond Robertson, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Robertson,
has received his discharge from
the army. He hau been station
led at San Antonio, Tex., and
arrived home Saturday.
Loren Lorenz left Saturday
for a three days’ visit with his
/grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Lorenz, of Inman.
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