Cyclones, Tigers
Follow League —
Leaders at Finish

By Dave Shirk
As the Big Six National Softball
‘League comes to a close Monday we
find the Wildcats wearing the crown
with the Cyclones as runner-up and
the Tigers as a close third.
Wildcats: The champions (Wild-
cats) won their last game from the
Sooners by a forfeit, being the only
forfeited game of the season, to give
them a standing of 8 games won and
, only 2 lost. 2
: Cyclones: The Cyclones beat the
‘fighting Jayhawkers Monday by a

had added four members of the Wild-
cats who had won their game by a
forfeit. The victory of the Cyclones
over the Jayhawkers gave them the

position of runner-up in the league. |
The Cyclones in their last game Mon-

day made the only triple play of the
season, Moore to Senter to Emch to
Nash for three outs to retire the sides.
The battery for the Cyclones—Wil-
kerson and Senter.

Tigers: The Tigers lost their last
game of the season to the Cornhusk-
ers by a count of 10 to it The Ti-
gers have lost their last 4 games, to
drop them to the third place posi-
/tion in the final Standing. The bat-
tery for the Tigers—C. Spong, pitch-
ing, with Blowey catching,

Cornhuskers: The Cornhuskers un-
der the fine pitching of Fred King,
along with good support of his team,

 

 

 

beat the third place Tigers by a score
of 11 to 10 to end up the season in
4th place. The battery for the Husk-
ers—King and Pitts.

Jayhawkers: The Jayhawkers lost
their game to a rebuilt Cyclone team
by a score of 3 to 7. The Hawks were
league champions Jast summer, but
this summer we find the Jayhawks
™ next to the last position. The bat-

tery for the J ayhawks—Reade, pitch-

ing, and Roberts catching. Reade
has more strikeouts this season than
any other pitcher.

Sconers: The Sooners gave their

last game of the season to the champ-
ions, Wildcats, by a forfeit to in-
crease their losing streak to eight

| Straight games and to end up the
| Season in the “cellar.”
score of 7 to 3 only after the Cyclones |...