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Show BR1GHAM BOYS BASEBALL PUBLISHER CHARLES CLAYBAUGH MINOR LEAGUE STANDING 2 2 Yanks 2 2 Dodgers PREXY The two EECTED year old teams in the minor league have split four games thu9 far. The Dodgers won out Monday 0 to 7, but only after Michael Tamllos struck out two Yank batters with hte (bases loaded in the last inning. The l, winning pitcher was Roger Tamllos having relieved Roger In the third inning. Harold Cunningham, Scott Strong, s Darrell Cunningham and Rickey Riche, all had a turn on the mound for the Yanks. Danny Pilling was the leading batsman for the Dodgers while Rufus Ell ington continues to show improvement for the Yanks, as do Timmy Saccomanno, Boyd Garner, Carl Pollastro, Tommy Mon-toy- a, Lynn Nielson, Louis Tone and Joey Rolando. Garth Nielson of Perron, who is visiting with his nephew Dwight, played with Dwight on the Yanks. Garth is CHARLES W. CLAYBAUGH nine years old. David Spadafore and Bruce Charles W. Claybaugh, publish-- r Blackbam hit home runs for the of the (Box Elder News and Yanks as their team beat the Journal, Brigtiam City, last Thur Tigers 34 to 24 in the smaller sday morning7 was elected the bracket. Many of the youngsters President of the (National Editor- in the group are beginning to ial Association, representing 7000 show great promise as ballplayers weekly and small daily newsAmong them include Pat Doupapers in the United States. gherty, Bruce iBlackham, Dave The election took place at the Cunningham, Lefty Gary Nielson 77th annual convention of NBA. Mark Tone, Ronnie Jewkes, Kirk On Tuesday of this week, Mr Mascaro, Tony Hriibar Jr., Frank Claybaugh had a Ray Telarole, Gary pri- -' Spadafore, vafce interview with President ie Marrelli, Kenny Dimick. David John F. Kennedy in Washington, Wilson, and Sevan Branson. DwC. discussing legislative prob-le- fs New players include Tommy ar they apply to the nation's Dalpiaz, Joey Veltri and Cary . Snow. newspapers. Mr Claybaugh has served on the Board of, Directors of the WESTERN BOYS LEAGUE3 , national Editorial Ass'n,, since Helper Furniture 2 Mercantile 1465, and this past year was vice Helper : 0 Mutual Furniture when 76th (NBA the president of .... 0 annual convention of the associ- Kiwanis Club Furniture and Helper Helper ation was held In Salt Lake City. Merc ' continued to dominate secHe has spent a lifetime in the ond half pay this week. Helper newspaper business, starting on Furn. ran their winning streak his father's the ILEA 49 Ym-ajguch- kvJf J) C3W ... ( . . paper, Pretty Prairie. Times, Pretty Prairie, "Kansas, and graduating from the Kansas State College at Manhat-teKansas with a degree in journalism. He came to Utah In and purchased the Box ' Elder News and Journal. Since that tkne he has never ceased to be active in the Utah 'Press Assn' serving on its Board of Directors and as Secretary, Vice resident and 'President. Me is currently on the U5JPA. Board of Directors. He is oresentlv wrvfrw m nrasl- dent of the (Brigham City; Rotary Clhfo, past (president of the Brig-han, 12 m City Chamtoer of Commerce, a member of the Utah iHeadliners Chapter of Sigma Delta Chi, Kappa Tac Alpha, and the Salt Lake Advertising Club. (He served n, a lieutenant in the Naval Air Force during World War II. Mr Claybaugh and his wife, Ahvayne live in Brigham City with their three children, Charles Jr., currently first string iullback for Utah State University, Kathy, a recent graduate of Box Elder High school, and Van, a student at Brigham City Junior High. Claybaugh 's newspapers, the Box Elder (News and Journal, published every Tuesday and Thursday, have won virtually every award offered iby the Utah State Press Assn., and its Better Newspaper Contest. These newspapers are also members of the Audit (Bureau of Circulation. (His newspaper plant is - one of the finest in the state. ) three without a loss by beating Helper Merc 13 to 6 and Kl-- 1 wanls 3 to 0. Gary Hribar shut1 the Kiwanis team out in a fast game Tuesday night. Kiwanis had men on base every inning, out-h- it the Furniture boys 5 to 4, but couldn't dent the scoring cslumn. Michael Vasquez and Jessie Montez hit triples for the Furn team while Billy Jewkes and Allan Fossat each got two hits for Kiwanis. Helper Merc slugged out a 12 to 5 win over Mutual Furn. to stay right behind the league lead era. Ray Talerico went the distance for he Mercs, while Mutual used Jim Tamllos and Gus Liapis. Jackie Orl blasted two singles, a double and scored three runs for the Merc. Binko Tone had three hits and Rod Chrlsten-se- n tallied four runs as the Merc ran away from the first half champs. Liapis jicked up three of his team's nine hits. Dave Mortenson hit a fourth inning home run for Mutual. Schedule Thursday (today) 4:30 Helper Furn vs Mutual 6 pai. Kiwanis vs Helper Merc Tuesday, July 10 4:30 Helper Merc vs Helper Fu 6 p.m. Kiwanis vs Mutual Furn Colt League Plays Orie Services Conducted Ft ice City team op.ned Colt League season with a decisive li2- -l victory over First National Bank. Brilliant Donnie Powell struck out 16, with Coy Day's triple as the only safety in a one-h- it game. Roger Branch led the Price City attack with two hits, meanwhile stealing 2nd; 3rd home and everything but the catcher's mask. John Limone pitched smoothly for FN, whiffing 12 and giving up only two hits, but his defense collapsed like a bowl of Jello. Tuesday Morning At St. Anthony's Church THURSDAY, .Requiem Mass was celebrated Tuesday morning at St. Anthonys Catholic Church here for Guls-epOri, 3, who died last week at Walseniburg, Colo., following pi the Identity Guess He was born May 8, 1879 at Modenia, Italy, to Antonio and Feliminia Venturi Ori. Married Maria Zenchl, 1905 in Italy. Came to the US. in 1908. He lived in Trinidad and Walseniburg. He was a retired blacksmith and coal miner. Survivors are his widow, sons, Geno, Latuda; Em elio and Tony, Spring Glen; Helper; 15 grandchildren, 4 great grandchildren. Burial .was in Mt. View Cemetery, Helper under direction of Mitchell Funeral Home of Price. June 18 First National .... 000 001 0 1 120 051 312 Price City First Natl edged Sociedad Mex icana 4, as Gary Hinken doub led and tripled and coy Day did likewise. John Mizukawa also had two hits along with Em Both are classy infielers. Sociedad hurler Jim Parry whiff ed 15 in a sparkling ball game. Coy Day hurled the win and of the state for tourist and nashowed sharp control as he walk tive alike, in addition to pinpoint ed but 2 and allowed 4 singles. ing the individual attractions "by the numbers' in relation to major June E0 100 032 First National highways on the respective maps. 122 000 When previewed recently by Sociedad Mex Price City bombed Sociedad Governor George D. Clyde and D. Mexicana'7-(2- , with Jeffrey Mill- James Cannon, state tourist and BOYS BASEBALL SIDELIGHTS er and Allan Griffone sharing publicity director, the Sperry & The district Western Boys base mound duties. Speedy Dane Lar-e- n Hutchinson firm's interest and acthonsed a triple. For Sociedad tivity In promoting travel in Utah ball tournament will be held in' Richfield this year on Aug 2, Lou Felice converted a bunt into were highly praised. 3 and 4. Helper will get the 1963 a home trun when the ball .betournament. Eight teams are en- came a hot potato amongst the tered: Helper, Richfield. Marys-val- PC infielders. Prioe City East Carbon National, East Mike Migliaccio called signals as Cartoon American, Price National, Kent Jensen was forced to umPrice American and Wellington. pire due to the lack of volunteers 22 Helper has drawn Prioe Nat'l. June as first day opponents in the up- Sociedad Mexlcana 010 010 110 212 x 7 per bracket with Richfield play, Price City ing Marysvale in the same brack to et. Helper is the defending di9t-- ! for Pony league play, putting of erecttedious task an the end rict champion, having won the down the inside title the last four years in a row. ing and taking for Western fenes Boy, games. The state tourney this year is The city is hopeful of having a in Wellington Aug. 9, ,10. for next Dan Martin and Leo Truscott playing 'field ready tour the district with end season, have replaced Richard Ghirardelli noy coming to Helper, next year, and 1962 of n f PAGE TWM Look for the Clues Personality" It's Cash - If You Win "Mystery For rare, iiiiyi ma m sl delicious ( JOURNAL (Utah) JUNE 28, an Illness. 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Among other attractions of the NEW FIELD historically laden area are Sco-fie- ld NaBoys baseballers are enthusiasReservoir, Manti-LaStic over the proTjects'for a new tional Forest and Soldier Summit Little league park in northwest a small railroad community that Helper. The city council last divides the Colorado River Bsin week completed the purchase of and the Gteat Basin. a tract of land northwest of the Well known Utah writer Sam Catholic convent, for park pur- J. Taylor, Moab poses. Mayor Jouflas and Parks ent pubMsTieT, wrote the descripCouncilman Al Veltri indicated tive material listing the points that plans for the park include a of Interest in the southeast tour-guid- e. little league field. regulation This would mean that the present (The project ofpark could be used exclusively fer, a history al Times-Indepe- rati? Ate 55?: :1 nd ed i'vspp glove-compartm-ent See Us First E. N. 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