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Show UTAH JOURNAL -- HELPER PACE FOUR J ournal SiniN' WEEK'S TENNIS CARBON SOFTBALL RESULTS GIVEN DOPE LEAGUE Sports von Ion play Pet. 15 3 ..11 7 7 8 0 0 0 0 By O. R. M3 HERE IN DIVIDEND LATUDA By - Lorraine DeCola joe Barr of Los Angeles home, visiting at her parents Mr3 Interesting Games Are In Store For Ball Fans ls Mr. and Mrs. George A. Schultz. resiJoe Kranjc and son, eighteen the past for dents here - 11 Latuda in Helpsr. years, are now living from Miners 10 The leaeue leading 8pring Canyon .. A Congratulations go to Mr. Ver-,D- i 8 clash with the iocai 8 2 Mutual ., Edward Williams spent Mr non Merril, Red Cross swimming ba dub ln what promises to be 9 0 9 . Castle Gate week visiting his Inslructor, for his wonderful pro the outstanding series of the en- three days last .7 8 3 d & n a w in Butte, Monfather and to mother gram and instructions given 9 2 tire season, at the Helper park ... . 7 Modern Barbers tana. the people of Helper during the Sunday, August 22. 5 11 2 . Spring Glen were lessons week The crowned was Itachele Sam scheduled boys' past. of 4 the 12 2 The first game Blatz Beer and Mr. and Mrs. Dan Keeler champion In singles when he de brought to a grand finale Satur- doubleheader will get under way week last four days In day when he combined his classes at 1:30 p.m. family spent feated Dick Greener Cost Of Living with relatives in Provo. in the form of a water pageant. In April, a National Industrial the final match for that class. Pitching selections for the first visiting crowd Two brothers, J. Georgidis and The attention of the large Conference Board survey chows, game will no doubt find Ed Mar- and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Reid cost of living was at 88.3, well C. Georgidis, will tangle in the which attended was ample proof chetti leading twirler in the leag weeks a two are spending ue, on the mound for Helper, and family under the 1929 high of 101.1, and junior singles for the champion of the success of the program. with relatives Bat Lowell, Dividend's southpaw ace vacation visiting also well above the depression ship. The annual city tennis tourney laboring for Dividend. However, in California. low of 71.5. Other results are as follows: sponsored by the Helper American the cagy manager, "Red" Perry Junior Doubles: Rernice Turri underwent a ton Gummed tape now can be bought B. Bills, J. Georgidis d P. Craven, Legon, is still in progress. Of the might pull a fast one and try his enwho sil 60 operation at the Standardville persons approximate hand against the locals. Perry . C. Georgidis, 6 2, B. Flat-burat The Helper Journal office. tered, only a handful remain. beat Helper at Dividend earlier hospital Monday. E. Houts d J. Lloyd, B. The boys' singles were com- this half 9 to 5. Lake (de.). D. Riccl. A. Ray d Jackie Reese and a few little pleted with Sam Rachele pushing So far this the two year, S. Litizzette, J. Muiaco (de.). It. aside Dick Greener for the title, teams are even, each having won guests were entertained Thursday in honor Zaccaria, P. Scovo d II. Paloni, A. Sam succeeds Fred Gardner, .win- two by Mrs. William Reese and lost two. Palonl (de.), Jackie's of birthday. ner of last year's tourney. buttering from a double reSemi-FinalThe men's singles have dwindled versal at the hands of the fight- Potter went to B. Flatburg, E. Houtz d B. uown io live Mr wniiam two compeuiors. ivayjing Spaniards at Payson week-enon bus J. Bills, Georgidis, Hessinger and Orlando Rachele wpeks ag0 Helper will be fighting Nevada for the Men's Doubles: bciui-iiikiness. reacueu nave uie uiain.,, get Dack jn tbe tue runnjngi L. & C. Broadbent d J. Crawford, in the upper bracket, and James (0n ,ne other hand jf the Miners H. Patrick, 6 2. J. Jouflas, D. Jouflas, State doubles! can win one of the two games, Twenty of the houses in town Utah Gibson d E. Houtz, B. Flatburg, cuamp, nas gameu ine a good paint job they wm have the second half are undergoing B. Bills, J. Georgidis in the lower berth. Aaron Hanson Mr. Bean of Price is in charge of tucked away, practjcaiiy ;title d A. Pearson, J. Kavanaugh, and Bob Blis battle it out for; A arge crowd ig expPcte(j ac. the work. O. Rachele,- - R. Zaccaria d the other semi-fina- l post. cording to Al Wahl, business man , F. , , Rains was of vox ana worma tserry are;n n so be d Sylvia Cadez 1 Jackson, Carnovoli, uayie I a est it"! yJS IJalpiaz, Picitellt d M. lTroadbent, the finalists In the girls' singles. get a good seat. mnrrieri to Frank Kranjc, a res Bertoli, , The women's singles find lola ident of Latuda, in Grand June There Is An Women's Singles: winners and Hazel Rachele Frazer tion, August 12th. DEALER ABERDEEN Averages Hazel France d Sophie Jouflas, over Margaret Garmoni and So4 6. 61. Iola Rachele d MarFor Second Halt Margaret Baird has returned phie Jourlas, respectively in the garet Carmoni, 6 2, 61. Margaret only matches n this division. home after spending the past two Zaccaria d Donna Mae Miller (de). The success of this tournament Batting averages for the first months visiting at the home of Girls' Singles: is due to the wonderful manage- - f.ight games played up to and in- - her brother in Salt Lake. d Wible Helen Shirley Downey ment of Freddy Bosone, city rec- - eluding games of August 8th are 11-INDEPENDENT Norma Berry d Helen reational supervisor, released for the 'local ball team THE CHRISTIAN Nilsen, Gayle Cox d DorBat A drop of .093 percentage . othy Wible, Marilyn Wible ....Salt Lake City's baseball round points is noted in the team averCOKE COAL (1 Keuna Young (dfc.J. robin brings the annual State Am- age f.om ibe final first half av ateur tournament a stone's throw erage. The team average this halt Norma Berry d Shirley Downey away. COMPANY Helper, as defending cnamps ig .99 as compared to 332 last Gayle Cox d Marilyn has already been awarded a bertUalf. Joe Corey is leading the In Council Bluffs, Iowa, is loWible, in this atfair. Of course mosi of;pack With a .455 average. He has a Home for orphan ana cated you remember that Helper climb-- , been at bat 11 times and has 5 destitute children, which is difeu tne tine peak oy turning DacKihits to his credit. 'Pete Tabone for ferent any other organization Salina, Dividend and Crescent. who just recently rejoined the of its kind in the country. This Bat club hast wo hits to his credit i me jn five times at bat, for a .400 Home was founded nearly fifty spotted Wooisey Rusty five years ago, by Rev. J. G. walking past the ball park and! average. was if true that this p,ed Bosone with a .276 average Lemen, a godly man of gigantic it inquired faith in God. In fact, the Hone city was going to sponsor a teamjs leading these who have played was founded on the Premises 01 for all the Said that it's! in all games. God. a grand Idea, because he wants; Individual averages follow: This Home which is the Chrisat least another sailor as a pal. AB H Pet. tian Home Orphanage, is supportHe told me he was getting tired Maul.-- ; by 31 8 .235 ed entirely by the free will offerof being swamped by all the gals Taylor 14 3 .213 of the lovers of God and at every baseball diamond. 25 7 .200 ings Dalpiaz Bat Bosone 29 8 .276 Humanity. Thousands of children through its portals Every once in a while I like to Blackham - 17 2 .118 have passed ot look over the gang and single out! Smith 26 6 .231 during its over halt century in Children who existence. were certain things aliout the boys Allison ... 5 0 .000 now outthat might prove of interest to Verdi 21 3 .143 the Home years ago, are toyou. MBarchettI .... 19 4 .220 standing men and. women of I'd bet my last nickle that there Wooisey 24 6 .250 day; many have won fame and isn't a dozen of you that know Fossatt 12 3 .230 fortune due to the teachings rethat Ace Verdi, Cur giant second Corey 11 5 .455 ceived while they were children sacker, is in reality a southpaw, Rachele 12 3 .250 at the Home. These same children had they been left in their origYea, Verdi can throw rrttn both Magann 4 1 .250 inal pitiful . surroundings, might arms and picks his teeth with; VanNatta .... .... 1 1 1.000 both hands. Tabone 5 2 .400 have helped to fill the penitenHere's something else. Jay A'-- ; Totals 259 C2 .239 tiaries of today. The Christian Home Orphange lison is a switch hitter and has every played position except rignt side- - 'Cronin VanNatta fills is a National H.me for children; in shortstop. 'Hook' Tabone drop- it is located in Iowa, but is suppitch. I guess most of you wouiu likej')e(I fi,"t to chase grounders at ported entirely by the voluntary to know how many guys on fhe;8econ(I- - 13 ft Magann picked" Ctn contributions of people from all and Speeusfer! serlinn.'i f tha rnnmrv squad sing, "I wish I was single itlle hot corner The farm family deserves the right Fnr infm-mat-i i,,"'r0..i again." Of tlie 17 tuat make uD'Sali,1, decided to tag first base. an infield, no? Hawc been 'this remarkable team are five the tied up. only jQue Home, write to to enjoy life as much as anyone else. nounce tuat athe Christian Home Orphanage orrl aimeu catcher is wanted.' Council Bluffs, Iowa, and literaNick for tbeS Mascaro, Electricshortstop That's the great purpose that Helper Legion team, has been! nn WlMJCIItJilun. Mli igTWSnTTTlTnliKIMMMiBiijiBy to The not only to the signed up by Jay Allison. n Ml llim miF n ity can serve fcww,a gp 4 Ivegionnaires ought to be mighty, happy to learn that profit but to the pleasure of living oa of their program was ab'o to pto-- ( A a farm. dure a new member for the Hela per baseball team. Kenilworth .611 .011 .555 .500 .500 .406 .437 .312 .247 Mr 6-- , 10-8- HEAT Comfort on Page (Continued TWIN BILL SUNDAY Every now ana then I slip away from baseball and scribble something about anythng that might come up. So if our subject goes out on a tangent, you can easily understand this this scribe has had his eye on something. Softball Standings: K. of C. OH THE BENCH! 7-- F n t?555 s successful! Swim Week at Fool d 6-- Aii 4) MRS" " FALL CHA8. Hel will be sent to L AJfx0CKCQfJ ..... -- not acoW. otters Ea(-m 11..... I v, ' university? The University Of I J Opening Date, Fresllman p, Sept. 22. Special instruction and September 23-2- Sophomore you. All contributions sent are duly acknowledged and credited in the official "Chrisfian publication, Home," in which all financial reports appear, a copy of which will be mailed to you. , QUARTER life-savin- tine i M Mrs Raine Gardner. Kenneth Dimick, Swimmers: LeGrand Rowley, LaRhea James, Betty Pessetto. Jim Brisnahan, Donald Dimick, Berrier, Barney Rex Berry, Jack Sillitoe, Ernest Prezel, Buddy Cox, Gene Balling- er, Dorothy Wible, Norma Berry, Jack Dyet, Jack Woodward, Ray Nil-soBryner, Burrell Porter, Helen and Julius Helen Wible, Spigarelli. Dick GreenJunior er, Jack Sillitoe, Fred Rowley, Helen Nilson, Norma Berry, Bert John Wible, Marilyn Rowley, Robert Rhea Turner, Quilico, James, Claude Magann, Max Magann, Glen Lloyd, Dorothy Wible, Rex Berry, Ray Bryner, Bob Jones, Lorin Davies, Jim Brisnahan. Grant Smith, Jack Dyet, Barney Berrier, Julius Sprigarelli, Burrell Porter, Helen Wible, Jean Ballin-ge- r and Boyd Bunnel. Senior Jayne Locke, Jim Koishbergen, Wesley Knud- sen, Frank Lopez, David Colton and David Gibson. I1 All J registration, ethers register, sJ begins SJ Class work Send for free catalog, further Informal University olf Typewriting ribbons at The Hel T of A., I r,U. !A per Journal office. lTmMHI -rrtTT TffSf-- tV rrTfummrM it rm.r m " m HI II 'III IIMiin 1 seui.-miiu- 6-- 5-- BASEEAtl. 6-- 6-- 6-- I til 6-- In Your Community C. IJ. Leaguo Leaders VS. 6-- 6-- 6-- 6-- & MELFEE HOE Semi-Final- State Amateur Champions 7-- 6-- I 1VIDEN D liatting 0-- 6-- DOUBLE-HEADE- (MT'S TIMiYOlTGO'T) AT THE R HELPER ( MORE JOY OUT OF BALL PARK. , f A 2 unday Aug. FIRST GAME AT 1:30 Adm. - Adults c P.M. Kids Jj)c r - T add T one-seaso- i Farming of any land requires work, knowledge and ability. But when you harness that combination to electric power, you are not only going to have a more productive farm, but more time in which to plan and try new ideas, more time to enjoy life. Let's Talk It Over mm phwer & light cd. Wonder what'j so attractive at the Softball games. Seems that; Jay Allison can't make up his mind to be a softbul umpire cr a tennis player. The ,;a' he'i been calling them under the lights sbouUI prove to the fans that he makes a better racketeer. The southpaws on the squad have decided (hat crookeu-snit- s can play the infield as well a the guys who tffrow from the Helper business houses cannot be better served in the area from which their trade tomes than through The Helper Journa), a publication representative of the city It serves. Our circulation contacts hundreds of homes In this district every week, no turss work contact is actually made directly into the home where the advertising message registers Its best. Your advertising dollar is wisely spent when Invested In space in The Helper Journal, serving its community well. '' I . STRAIZllf C0VZ50N jTjl J'--, 90 HOTEL PROOF 11 TEMPLE SQUARE PINTS CODE NO. 171 LAKES NEWEST HOTEL Ernest C. 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