DO-OP NINE WINS FIRST GAME 32
DO-OP NINE won their first game 32 to 0 in a brisk open. The box score shows pitchers and batters with scattered hits including singles by Krewe and Ramirez and a late run scamper as the defense held.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1947
Page
12
DO-OP NINE won their first game 32 to 0 in a brisk open. The box score shows pitchers and batters with scattered hits including singles by Krewe and Ramirez and a late run scamper as the defense held.
Aces shellacked the forfeit win over Wonily's Area 15 to 2 in the first game, then Green Brothers defaulted the second as Amvers committed fielding miscues. Acers rapped 12 hits led by doubles and four bases on balls, while Amvers pitcher Wer struggled with errors and control.
The Blues edged the Millers to pull ahead in the American Association standings as Indianapolis defeated Columbus 4 to 1 and Louisville split with Toledo. The Colonels won a 2 to 1 ten inning opener, Toledo claimed the nightcap 3 to 2, and Milwaukee beat the Brewers 9 to B.
June 26 report: Big Six conference officials and reps from Kerr and others meet Saturday to revise conference rules and schedule. University of Missouri and St Joseph execs discuss governance as Salina edges Muskogee 7-5 and Joplin sweeps a Leavenworth doubleheader. Stuart's Tavern beats Tonganoxie 21-0 with Winnie Harned on the mound as local diamond play highlights a night of varied results.
Dr F Porter of Republican Flood Control Association argues a Harlan reservoir would prevent property and crop losses from Republican River floods and Missouri River program funding. He urges residents to write lawmakers for swift action while noting two young girls drowned.
Two girls aged 12 and 23 drowned while wading in a pool on Jo Anna Roos’s parents farm west of Atchison Kansas. The incident occurred June 26 as Jo Anna Roos and Alice Ann Haverkamp were with two younger children Ray Bons and M. at the time.
Dr. W. L. Anderson of Atchison recovered the bodies an hour after the crash. Artificial respiration failed to revive them. Alice Ann Hev won and the Hev couple have 617 other girls and two boys. Mr and Mrs Boos are parents of three boys and one other girl. There were 231 fewer hospitals in the United States in 1946 than in 1945.
Frank Shea pitched his third shutout as the Yankees blanked the Indians 2-0 with three hits. Walker Cooper homered for the Giants, driving in four as they beat the Cubs.
Reg 1.35 presents The Cub an Ocean Citying outfit complete for boys and girls. The listing highlights apparel sizing and availability for youth wear. No additional details provided.
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