Baseball Winds Up TonightWith llic ChiefsBasSunday Crovd-%5195# 193817lh5867 .4643rd-64i •I | .512; 55.961362.612 SStanding ...Won ........Lost ........Percentage ...Crowd (Home) 44.609Crowd (Away) 66.1.77 .Crowd (Total) 110.946 118.373jBy Dick BcckcrLincoln winds up its 1959 season an the Thrce-I League lonight at Sherman Field.There will be nothing at, stake other than the rcaliza-; tion that for the 13tr year professional baseball in the Capital City has started and finished. This, in itself, is an achievement.The Chiefs dropped a 7-2 verdict to Topeka Sunday night before 825 fans..Mfcndancc for the year will be just over 45.090. the team will wind up near the bottom of the standings.Joel llorlen. who was pressed mi a duly as an out-iieldcr Sunday night, will nitch the wmdup. He will face Topeka's Burt Dziadck. Game time is 8 and the extra attraction will be a go-cart demonstration.Sunday's defeat, the 6th in a row for Skipper Ira Hutchinson's crew, saw Topeka's Jim Maloney, a 890.000 bonusbeauty, strike out 15 Chiefs. 2 errors and 2 hit batsmen If it hadn't been for a two-1 to keep Maloney in a lot oft .run single in the 4tii by Lin- trouble. ^cob: pitcher Bryant Wasddl. But Wasdcll couldn't stop it would have been a white- the Reds. They were led by washing. BilJv Joe Dasiincr who. ParThe Chiefs got just 5 hits, lt;cracked out a homer and; Chi but they also used 5 walks,; double to drive in 3 runs.= ! Brightest moment for Lin-J j coin fans came at the end of; the 3rd inning when Deacon, Pro’.Jones was presented a wrist uni. 1 •watch by Joe Kaufman of . Kaufman's Jewelry for being voted I he Most Popular Player of the year.Clubhouse Chatter—HorlcnCornelius Is WinnerTrMtNOWto MeetThe Nebraska Outdoor Writers has scheduled a meeting for Tuesday night at 6 30 at 1he Lincoln legionnaire Club at 1525 P Street.Main item on the agenda jis a discussion on writingI magaziiw irticles.Knnncrsitit Tic To rill $6IXRock!on. 111. -UP! i -The had to go to right field when SS.500 Cosmopolitan Women's Catcncr A1 Schrader suffered Salt Open Golf title was won bv a sprained thumb making a shootc Mrs. Kathy Cornelius. Lake lag at the plate on Marty Casllc Worth. Fla.. Sundav. Rose!). Hutchinson has been islerc(Mrs. Cornelius. 26. won with playing 3 catchers. George.over , ia two under par 214 for IK Olson (right fie.d). Gene Mar- lcred 54-hole tournament. Maryan 'second base) and Sch-• conselt; Lena Faulk. Thomasvillc. Ga.J radcr . . Maloney struck Ri and Louise Suggs. Sea Island. Wt each Chief at least once., tf_cd Ga.. Led for second at 215.1 He now has a 5-7 reco. d. ..a\- vlt;.ar Mrs. Cornelius' winnings to-1 m5 been troubled a\ arm ‘UJS «. taled 8=37 50 and second place trouble during the season . .money was 8648. Lincoln got 3 singes m the .Mrs. Cornelius, who led a ifcwt inning bn. failed to score -field of 22 pros and 14 ama- wncn Martin was .ossed «»t.tears into the final day's at the plate, trying to ^corc - •shooting, last collected I op'fro™ second . . . ;. _money in 1956 when she won wwu uscmxithe St. Petersburg Open, the «« ’»r.o Karr. «* s•n| c-., L-SJjA Open and tied (or to, j •;» jgg■ » »{j Sm the Hot springs, va.. -t-oau p-»nvn lt;* «»oo m -,^i.N~ira» ti ! r 1 » WTaan ft U 1 StOCkummamcm. ?*wr i* i’11 Jrrn : f» nThe amateurs were led by {Mrs Shirley Dommers. Belvi^ •, t s i; o:*n r?V :. r «• r!dere. ill . tlv* foi mcr Iowa and »v£ » .«\ \ '• «*•»£ p ]!; 1 j,iIllinois amateur cramp, with j^,v.a 236. Second *aalt; Carol Sor- 4 Kl^.4 1 1 lt;i W;*lr*l p ' 1 ! i-'I .,Kfaw, r .Mi)- - - — h»*,r oaleenson. 16. Janes; .He. W,s.. r«. % i.,v.ho finished v.uh a 237 after *n1 ,0* TwU **being penalized two strokes I ' jwhen her cadriv raised a low-. r n * ».**«v|ncan.ntww lt;w. %: » s 2 : s isi pondsi . j 11,.hanging branch. Heidi Prentice. Winnetka, ill., was 3rd i with a 238-W»«Sfll lt;L. * - lt;lt;* * I /(.hi..11nr— S' Malone* •Oiaop. w**«rii.I llsnin p,'i-w*«irn. flnclk T—lo.fj.v,J S. A-Ci. *JSnlt;