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Show PAGE EICUt Friday, June 17, 1938 MAGNA TIMES, MAGNA, UTAH of the Copper Company, breathing fragrantly and took to their habitats bordering the Tailings Pond Slough. Never before in the annals of softball has such a game been played; never again will such a game THE MUD HEN and THET1GER be allowed listen, my ' Owendolyn, if you would hear. How our Mud Hens from Arthur, of Not far from here. Tied the tiger's tall 'round a keg " beer; How the clawing tiger, his wTath aroused, Jerked the tall feathers loose from our wandering crowd. Clawed almost beyond recognition. our wandering mud hens of the We Gottem, Youll Needem Soft Ball Association, Amalgamated, Inc. returned sometime twlxt Saturday night and Sunday morning from their softball wars with the Clawing Tigers of the Salt Lake Office That seventh inning will long clutter the annals of soft ball. Phat Phoster led off with a screeching single to short, which careened off Rabbit Sutton's growing abdomen. Murder (Jew em Down) Moffat stole first, Phoster reaching second - laced --out- a single over second, loading the bases Lanky McScott lined out a drive to deep center to the fringe of the overflow crowd. Sponge Poulton raced r.udly back, sliding the last ten fi.t on his face, and snaring the pi with one wtng, and wh a backhand flip from his prone position, threw out Phat Phoster who was racing . er home-aftThe catch Sprou-- Pedersen stole first HOME OWNED Best Foods Mayonnaise, qt. COFFEE, Folgers, lb. SMART DRESSES SUMMER STYLES, ALL REDUCED FROM MUCH HIGHER-PDRESSES. Bring RICED Your Friends, 2 for QUINN IRREGULARS, TEA APRONS, SMARTEST PATTERNS, each SPECIAL SELLING! WOMENS PRINTED ea HAND-DERKERCHIEFS, INCH, YARD YOUR CHANCE TO SAVE! h 250 YDS. PRINTED BATISTE REPRICED TO GO AT, yd . SPECIAL FEATURE! WIZARD .. SHEETS, 81x99, Ib. boxes McDonald CHOCOLATES, box . . . flHURRY! HURRY! HURRY! MENS FANCY DRESS SOX, 2 PAIR FOR Mason Caps, doz 2D' SPECIAL PURCHASE '60 PR. 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T White King Gran. Soap, lge. box this publication cannot nk an drop in circulation by a too detailed account of a softball game You know the old quip The customer s always right 1 SPECIAL M -- SPECIAL PURCHASE 30 0XYD0L, large, . .20c TOILET PAPER, 3 roRsf or... 10c Flavorade, cooling, 3 for..... 10c k. A I 10 - 1 5oz.2for.. 15c dressing,. 24T BUTTER lb. 7 257 con-cio- . . POTATO CHIPS, Dinner Bell salad 25c 5c 1 SP AGHETTI, Sonny Boy, 4 cans HORMEL MIXED SOUPS, can 33c I PINEAPPIX, matched slices, 2 cans. Ground Chocolate, reg. 10c can, now.. 5c MM aU brnds, 4 for . . 25c DEL MONTE TOMATO JUICE, 46 oz. 16c SHASTA GREEN TEA. 25c, BLACK. .39c SOUP, SrowcrofPs tomato & veg. can. 5c to 10 The moment of moments had armed Moffat hit into a double play for the fouith out, ending the game ja-- t as word was irceiud that the keg wins ready at Liberty Park Sponge Poulton lost his new $J 00 hat in the mad scramble to Liberty Park Shoeless Sandall tom pants in hand dry and breathless was a close .second in the lace to the refieshments sour duty correspondent beat ' mg' itim tor a grifp - Mose Eon An urchin asks how tlie Mud Hens made their ten urns The policy of this pa pci is not to dusenuag? subscubers Many of the Mud Hens are subscriber some paid up and ONLY SO YARDS PINK AND BLUE OUTING FLANNEL, 27 We Deliver From Our Store To Your Kitchen 10c 3 packs JELL-WE- LL, cles Score OPERATED 41c . can... 25c Ball one on Moffat Phoster and Pickermg ad anting a ba. e Ball two Lanky McScott steals fust, loading the bags Pitcher Haw., cautioned the umpire Ball three on Moffat Haws again addressed unip Major. Demon Managers for the Mud Hens, Lambert and Kavanagh, protested the base umpire's coaching opposing runners. The only honest (available) man, your correspondent, was drafted to umpire ba es, amid the hoot and jeers of the multitude of fans He took his place behind second base Moffat walked, scoring Hioter and tlie Pickerel Mjffat advancing to second on the throw in Pedersen stole first for the second time cf the inning Score 7 to 10, wall the basts loaded Slugger Pho-te- r again at the bat. (The tigers had pu led from the game all but their strongest batters) Slugger hit trie first ball pitched to deep right where shortstop Tarzn Cron a., a.was playing the batter perfectly, had c inibej to the top of a tall popular to snag jPhats mighty blow His throw in held al runner, Puk socked a smashing drive down to your' cor- respondent whose flawles- - umpir- ing is now called to vur attention and who made a dazzling play on the ball, only tluee lunnei-- . scoring The holding Picketing on third ci iwr was vukl. your correspondent .was ducking erstwlnle ed.'ole aril-- ! SPECIALS 3rd East and 3rd South. Louis Falvo, prop. Bottled Peaches, U.S.P. NOW 19c 5c RAISINS, package . . . 7. r. . . DOORBUSTER OUT THEY CO! SBLE BEKVE - YOUR FOB? JUNE IS HOME 1 GO ON SALE 9:30 A. M. FRIDAY Mvm Bfl In the first inning our mud hens swarmed over the purring tiger for a total of ten runs. The noise must have awakened the tiger, for the big feline aroused himself and allowed nary a run from then on. For the mud hens of the WGUNSBAA. Inc, Mud Ball Erickson allowed nary a run for six Innings aided by the flawless fielding of his screaming team-mate- s. (Our mud hens acfrom purely their screaming quired platonic association with the gulls of Great Salt Lake) The first six Accurate Ackerson up. wl h the Innings were simply too much for scoie still ten to nothing . gainst Cromar, Erickson, Haws Hlbblr has team, one away and the bags Sandall, et al; the seventh Inning loaded Sensing the tenseness of the was too much Poulton, Ashby, Sut situation. Minor Major, umpi e and star player for the mud hen ta.led for a bracing drink. He got water. Upon resumption of the pla. Accy slammed the first ball pltclred to deep pitciiers box for a home run, scoring four runs. Score now ten ta four Jew 'em down again takes his bludgeon in hand. Phat P.ioster stole first; he stole second His speed on the paths was terrific Pick Pickering stole first Special Selling PHAR 2c CREAM OF COTTAGE CHEESE, fresh, Ib . . 7c RIB BOIL, lb 10c PORK CHOPS, Ib 25c POT ROASTS, lb... BACON, Sliced, lb FRANKSy2 lbsrforr. SIRLOIN STEAKS, lb 16c-18c-1- 9c 28c 29c Largep 21c WE SELL ONLY QUALITY MEATS n. GULFKIST A color Scheme of pmk and white was effectively used m the decorations A late supper v, a., served at small tables which were centered, with low bowls of roses, to forty eight 'guests. The hosto.s was assisted during the evening by her mother CAMPBELLS TOMATO j i ' Mrs Lcnora Sandnll Is leaving this Friday for a two weeks trip to La Angeles, California - j " ,f ny article fat priced below the Fair Trade "n'r'irit py!4 oz., 3 cans for due to error' AL l nd merchandise will be sold only S3 at correct price. |