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Show PAGE SEVEN OCATE. PRICE. UTAH COLUMBIANS HANG rBON-EMER- HIAWATHA TAKES Y UP FIRST VICTORY 'league Huntington tasted its first defeat of the season In the Carbon-Emer- y league Sunday, dropping a close game .'j'itha to Columbia by a score of on The orth victory was the first of the season , for the Columbia outfit. The losers started out In a manner which made It look as if they were "gonday'i Results going to chalk up their third straight 11 price 10 victory, scoring four runs in the first SSrth Wellington 1 inning. Columbia went ahead In the n third with a JJJl2, Huntington 10 spurt, but the Schedule Hunters added four more in the Kelt Sunday fourth. However, the Columbians ov'iorth at Hiawatha ercame the lead by scoring three in itfton at Price the fifth, one in the seventh and three Columb-aon at in the eighth, and at the same time holding their opponents to two tallies in the eighth. e Nine Poglajen cracked out four hits in Third five times at bat to take hitting honors. Numerous misplays characterized ien City cafe defeated the Zions the eve-ffgame. The box score: team Monday isale Grocery HUNTINGTON its third straight victory in ass A division of the American score was Jn junior league. The n The winners took a !in the opening frame, and the was fairly close until the fifth, aggregation the Queen City V loose to score seven runs. W and Marshall led the Queen C batsmen, the former cracking fa single and double and the lat- -, 12-- 10 ! rbia i - k five-ru- . Captures Straight Tilt or ertismg one-ru- leaning two doubles. Jits good to haue it & back again" I Tm glad we have our wn telephone again. I can 'TTEff call up en the few cents a day 'it costs. In emergencies Sudden sickness, fire or accident, the telephone brings fworth j aid FIRST PLACE BY DEFEATING PRICE Hiawatha pounded out a victory over Price Sunday tc take undisputed possession of first place in the Carbon-Emer- y league with three 14-- victories of 5-- A 4. The Hiawathans increased their lead in the sixth with two runs, and Price came back strong in the seventh to push three tallies across the plate. The winners made one more in their half of the seventh, while Price chalked up two more in the three-corner- ed Wycherley, Thomas and Reese divided batting honors for the winners, each obtaining three hits. Somone and Gunderson of the Price nine also cracked out three bingles apiece. The winning team obtained a total Kenilworth unleashed an avalanche of 18 hits, as compared to 13 for of base hits Sunday to defeat WelPrice. The box score: lington, 14-- 1, and consequently to go PRICE into a tie for second place in the Carbon-Emery hits league. Twenty-fiv- e rattled off the bats of the Kenilwcrth sluggers during the game. Every member of the starting lineup of the winning team socured at least two safeties, with Tezak capturing highest honors. He lashed out a triple and three singles in six times at bat. Mackey and H. Blackhan pitched for Kenilworth and permitted only six widely scattered hits. Wellington made its lone run in the seventh inning. The winners started their steamroller attack in the second Inning, sending five runs across the plate. They scored In five of the seven remaining innings. The box score: WELLINGTON B. H. O. A. Any employee will take your order. Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph Co. c, May 29 May 30 May 31 June June June ORVAL Mined la Carbon Coanty aad Shipped Everywhere g?TO0caaQ iiI13lH33Tr Q30L1 was qqo v CARDOX-MlNEf- k T Licensed Embalir.er AMBULANCE SERVICE Service Above AW 68 So. yrTcbm y Standard Coal Co. By Buying Coal At the Mine. SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH General OffUea Ninth Floor Kearns BalMIng MINE PHONE 18R11 PRICE PHONE 421-- J. smm Tan-gar- o, se ASKS DIVORCE Raymond Seward Eads filed suit in district court this week for a divorce from Daisy Eads, to whom he was married December 27, 1926 at base hits, Tezak; double plays, Mac Barstow, California. The complaint to of defendant accuses the infidelity key to Bums to Verdie, Lorrata and alleges that she called her husHUSBAND L. THOMAS 164-- w C0AlV 2, S. Mac-ke- i; STTANDAUftD Half of the 5,000,000 bales of cotton consumed in the United States in 1932 went into clothing. se LESSEE DESERET MORTUARY Hone: Day or Night, 1 2 3 . STANDARD COAL Save Money Mc-Cou- rt, Reese. ) The themometer reached Its highest week mark of the year during the to the ending Sunday, according Issued Monday weather report weekly observby Henry Flack, government er. The maximum temperature during the period was 37 degrees, while the minimum was 41 degress. Precipitation of .02 of an inch was recorded May 31. Following are the daily SUCCESS Tezak; struck out by, Mackey Blackburn 2; bases on balls off, 1, S. Hanson 1. 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PEACOCK COAL Summary: Errors, Klecker, Vogren-iR. Leonard 2, G. Leonard, Young, Lindsay, Mansanaris 3, Pollock, hits, Pizzuto, Zupon; R. Leonard, Klecker, T. Fratto, Man sanaris, Pollock; three-bas- e hits, S. Fratto, McCourt; home runs, Rowley 2; struck out, by Lindsay 12, by Summary: Errors, Somone, De AnYoung 3, by Sherfick 6, by Klecker 1; geles 2, Simmons, M. Morgan; three-babases on balls, off Young 1, off Lindhits, J. Wycherley 2, Thomas; say 2; hit by pitcher, Lindsay, G. hits, Potts, Somone, Leonard; charge defeat to Young, J. Pentelute, F. Morgan, Thomto credit victory Lindsay; umpires, as, J. Reese 3; stolen bases, Somone, Howard and Bushby; scorer, James, Leavitt; hits, off Hamilton 7, e off Leavitt 11, off Reese 9, off off on Hamilton bases balls, 5; London paid $50,000 for policing 3; struck out, by Hamilton 2, Leavitt Picadilly Circus last year. 2, Reese 3, Woodhave 3; winning Reese, losing pitcher Hamilpitcher, State College North Carolinia hit ton; by pitcher, Pentelute by Ham' buildschool claims the largest textile Bonacci by Reese; umpires, ilton, ing in the south. Bean and Vogrenic, scorer, J. G. two-ba- 560,000 barreUs ninth. two-ba- e defeats. fifth inning batting spree which netted seven runs was the factor in the Hiawatha deciding victory. Until that time, the Price outfit had a lead Approximately The Moose entry In the Class A division of the American Legion league took the measure of Success Market Tuesday evening by a score of The winners garnered half of their tallies in the first Inning, and were on the long end of the score during the entire game. Tangaro, Georgedes, Clavell and Stevenson supplied the batting punch for the winners, each securing two hits. Young cracked out a triple and single to snare batting honors on the Success team. The box score: se immediately. The as against no 10 Hiawatha and Kenilworth will battle for first place In the feature attraction of the Carbon-Emer- y league Sunday. The U. S. Fuel nine la leading the league at the present time with three victories and no defeats, while Kenilworth is tied for second with two wins against one loss. The game will be played at Hiawatha. In the other games. Price entertains Huntington, and Wellington travels to Columbia. A victory for Huntington and Kenilworth will throw the race Into a tie for first place. A win for Price and Columbia will assure them of a tie for third. the stores, friends lomes and elsewhere as of-jtas I like. For the daily lerrands saved, it is well f Hiawatha to Meet Moose Score Victory Kenilworth Sunday Over Success Market In Important Game OF FREE WHEELING |