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Show yrum Dayton Cops Third Straight As Cornish, Richmond Triumph Hrum rim ru'd into undivi.-te- d end Dayton won m l1, (i stia.ght game yesterday in baseball league a!lp Ot ri .V'.niii,nj to maloti the biceps a g u ' leading Sioitlifuud i K ' pt in bot pm uit of trst on Memnt.al Dav b, defeat-jug- : p'.i-- e Hy rie Fat k, second t' Hv-j-i- .i 5 Girl Softball Schedules For Future f.efeen'-Softball Schedule Mount I.ogan Make Girl trip i June 4 central park Kieverth at Thirteenth ivghth at Seventh .Monday A i Riser Heght M ed neaday June 27 (At Pror.) Plus. 2nd at Piov. 1st at Monday July t cent! al park Thu'eenth at Seventh Klesenth at Prov. 2nd At River Height Pros. 11 at Risor Height Monday July 9 At central patk A1 Pesenth at Riser Height Prov. 2nd at Thirteenth Wednesday July 11 (At Prov.) Eighth at Prov. 1st Monday July 16 At central park Thirteenth at Eighth Prov. 1st at Eleventh W edneaday July 16 (At Prov,) Seventh at Prov. 2nd - y Softball Schedule Cache Stake Girl (All games at S.15 unless stated otheresvise in schedule) Thursday June 7 At high school Third at Ninth At cential park Sixteenth at Twenty-firs- t Fourth at Fifteenth Thursday June 14 At high school Fifteenth at Third At central park Twenty-firs- t at Seventeenth Fourth at Sixteenth Thursday June II At high school Third at Sixteenth At central park Fifteenth at Ninth Seventh at Fourth Thursday June 18 At high school Twenty-firs- t at Thtrd At central park Sixteenth at Fifteenth Ninth at Seventeenth Thursday July S At high school Third at Seventeenth At cential park Fourth at Twenty-firSixteenth at Ninth Thursday July 1) At high school Third at Fourth At central park Seventeenth at Fifteenth Ninth at Twenty-firs- t Thursday July IB st At high school Fourth at Ninth At central park lit) ,e 27 C' t' 4 t 4, e. e k J'C rs Flahedv, Cliiivigo guaianteed puise of 5.39 200 But hecau-- e the tiack usually tluovvs additional money into the a , T! -- ;' 11-- Dav-tonit- at Richmond., Johnson (lid t lie hut ling, and D Webo added the luslie to the 10 hit attack upon Lewiston mounds-ma- n Val P.ghv Webb slammed a home run and two single in six offmial trips Marcell Pitcher singled in the winning run in the 12th frame for Coimsh after last year's champion had tallied in the ninth inning to send the game into extra inning Darwin Ringham drove on two1 runs in (lie ninth off Harv ev I .a r sen to tie (lie scoie at and send the game into extia innings. Rey Naegle relieved starter Jon Hyde in the 11th inning and struckout the last five batters1 that faced hint. Dai t ell Goodsell of Newton and lav Cole and Rey Naegte of Cornish all had three hits each. The boxsoores. ( ORNISH aNrwTOx b r h ih r h P, In Tlphot Mickey Mantle, the league's shows another talent as he successfully 2-- Ijoil 2 3 1 E Hi ilin 5 (1 1 I, Hndge L Benson 5 0 4 0 . B Simmons 0 0 (.rlffin 2 1 0 M Cottle 10 0 Sparkman 13 0 1 Holt 3 0 1 R oods h 0 I 4 1 3 1 1 2 1 Bmieham 3Q 11 8 35 5 8 Tofa'i E Griff. n 2RH Bastion Phillips M 3BH McCulloch Balls, W P. McKav L P Don Anderson. Tingf, I RK II MON D ili r 0 4 K Johnson G W heeler RJKhv 0 Hendricks n 2 B Johnson 0 0 W oodland 2 1 Traveller 6 2 3 D Webb 3 5 4 3 3 Webb 0 0 Baer 2 2 R Jonnson 1 0 0 3 2 I K 1 Iurencs 9 10 13 evnston Richmond Totals 2BH 3BH h 1 1 4 J Baltimore OktMl.i 5 C 1 a mo ra 1 0 Iam ora 3 0 0 'I' ( )k uila 3 ohiinaga 10 Korose 2 0 0 Knha asnl Harada 4 0 2 Nlahig'ne 0 2 0 Ci R Hansen 0 0 lancn 0 0 Mark 0 0 fireen 1 at Mendon plaed 0 0 0 against in the Ameri- ev on ai(i.s - o- not 4 piM'es 54 Goodman Rd S Pitfhinif lflvrenoe Redies f 0 ! emon lnd ans a I Ford i ank 7 1 hit-- Sov Red Brewer aies 8 2 - of friend 6-- o VU IF1C c VAST 1 t Tir 6-- 4 4G1 K 1 Pastrano weighed Bn-a- 1 1 1 1 1 V. 1 i 4 X i V r 6-- ' Smithf4eld comes to Loan Kn- dav nght for a game whi.e Richmond is at Mendon and Wells- i!ie at Lew iston. 1 Kl( II MONO (H.4N lb r h l Lq. Fresh. Ungraded mGt. FAB n j Ve)lsvt!l, r h tl n O It I) J 2doz.cn EGGS NEW ORLEANS 1? Speedv Pastrano looked more like a conlpnder today for the coming elimination rounds for tho vacant heavv weight crown after giving Chink Spiexer a bloody boxing lesson for a split sion Wednesday night. Orleans-borNew Pastrano definitely put himself in the middle of the tussle for the heavyweight title with the victory Both nidges saw the fight as a relatively easy victoiy foi the old Pastrano. but Referee Franns Kerscheval disagreed to tl.e loud dismay of the Partisan won for crowd He seoted it a Ihe Michigan Stale graduate and foimer Olvmpic boxer. Giarmso saw it as Pastiano 1 with two 2 BASF BALL UUtcework hanging 11-- 9 2 I 1 era Onli Sd V. s'U --.in i PPK I I r V ci hilda'a i Sqt n i,ikp ('it M Bo so at Gres' o't1a at Roi.Vo.ln I M da .o Fa V Ih, 75c 32c 9 SOAP 27c iRVor 27c LEMONADE OR g LIMEADE Wings whipped n Montreal Royals twice on Memoiial Day because of good PKh.ng bv Ellis Deal and John Turkey. Bovril e lo FLOUR 79 Gilt White Swon or White Flyer 0. ... Quality CORNED BEEF 12 1.00 PIES Beef, Chicken, 5 For Montreal Twice Rochester the first-pl.- ... 2 lbs. 25c Edqe. 25 Lbs. LIBBY Red FIRM RIFE Frozen Foods: Red Wings Whip e 15c mm 10 For second-plac- 1 27c TOMATOES cut mirier both eyes and sjiouted blood during most of each round fiom the fifth on. ihe ... 10c SALAD MIX bag U. S. NO. Pastrano pleased the overflow crowd of 9.200 with his fancy foot woik and lightening Like punches that tonfused the Spleser Spieser was badly always-advancin- EASY TO USE 27c CUCUMBERS . . 2 for CASHMERE SOAP lli STRAWBERRIES LONG GREEN CRISP 182W to 172x Mnkinson- The sweep cut Montreal's International 1eague lead Texas Open Giont PALMOUYI Fresh, Delicious FRESH for Spieses 4 i with Coupon ..63c with Coupon 22e Tin JR' w STRAWBERRIES Libby's. 2 For 45c linee games Deal limited the Rovals lo five 1 hit in winning the seien-mnmI ' n a V n Dig Mackinson allowed opener, n 'he freshman pm who , vo, 2 2V liciAon Richmond 9 Lewiston 0 j on queiod the field In a ti.neup 4 1 Brim p' t'.row r seven hits to win the Cornish 6 New ton 5 12 innings 2 Thortuey was among second game. SATURDAY'S SCHEDULE 0 (henev jon namtnt a UPf.( ago.todav The third-placToronto Maple as ih" 2 Husk n too the ea-l- y Watts staitets Newton at Smithfield ' 1 1 "i (l( OMS STuono T.x- - eafs split with the Buffalo Trenton at Hv mm pi essui 7 i oo 0 N e nop 2 0 oo as International open got under Richmond at Cornish winning the first game, 0 (,, I and di opping the second. a mpson u Hvde Park at Lewiston. IMG W atts The tali Txan who pad np Ball Fi'(hei shut out the Bis, ms Dayton bve " ir n Tof L' on s, f si tout narunt hits in the opener Gus TEAM STANDINGS rsm h "inn a W. L. Pet the Keiiarakos limited shot t pro Maple R chrconl 3 0 1 000 n L eas lo six in the seeond game om.n .. off at rmd . FI is ,n 2BH Smithfield ted IBM C' Rnm 750 f 3 In the other games, the Rirh-mo- i Mth iduv I.in'to Hy rum Ut,i ncHa pti her 3 600 d New ton 1MU. Cah' and Ei u irginians defeated the pitcher 600 3 Dav ton whtie Jets .V2 and tlaas of Npw Oilmans 500 2 Lewiston .us. tne Mi, ..mi Marlins Jan.aiv nosrd wepi two 500 2 Richmond tWT.d of Hodft.nl !!' Uv )" tom 'he Havana Sugar Kings 1 250 5 2 and V Hyde Paik Bud V get and Oou ! id f '.lari n ih rPOYO 1 250 C ornish ' a t w b s v 7 o in emd Calif (.vp Kialy and John Dixon of mpe fivr Lyd'o. 0 .000 Trenton a Rk lui'oud on ( ollahorated t O .on vi'st.tday won i;e 4 2 2 5 4 5 4 4 vlw Willie 1 Wednesday's Result Hvrum 8 Hvde Park 5. Davton 11 Trenlon 5. ,j ar six-hitf- Bloody Lesson Thomley barely nuaaed as he checked the Thurston 5 11 a4 Mednesda' Result J Hansen 4 0 11 Richmond team with just a bloop Los Anuetcs 2 6 ,ini oipi ' 3. M Perks 4 8 Srcrin'cnio Hollvuond H de 422 2 J Christensen single. Scott Theurer spoiled 4 6 an Dieuo 2 7 Sea u C Morse 3 0 0 R Ellason in the 7 6 0 game .ami San Iranrisco port 0 0 M Fonneabeck J Perks 3 0 1 Thoinleys perfect V Perkes 3 0 0 sixth inning with a loop single K Lai sen 0 V I XM PIONF FR B Per ke 10 0 second base. 2 0 2 P Thorpe IV I t.R. 2 0 0 B Parker Anderson 10 0 joer 17 12 Even so, Thornlev struck out Magic 56 a'ie "6 I a .... M Citv Re 38 3 9 every Richmond batter at least Sal 19 8 10 Totals 2 M 5' Boise 10 once in Kvrum 3028 W 000 13 IN 2 '6 pou.ueuo registering 5 9 2u0 001 Hvde Park 1 M s Ms Ka Great Joe Watts and K I arsen 2 Doug Bnnley. 2BH H'de P Thorpe 57 4 452 M Kails I 3RH Gordon Eliason pared the 1.3 hit Iabo ('hr'sensen BI Elason 13 '6 H'' Bill ng Christensen attack Brinlev had three hits in Mssoula 4 Wmmrg pl'cher 4 M jk 'oi,ng pitcher. J Hansen esterdtv ' results four trips to home plate, includ0 e 6 Mio Soi Lake Id iho ia! s Mi'ssO'jta ing a Iriple. Elian doubled and 8 PocaeMt' Rc)ie angled in five appeal ames. while e Fa .s 2 p, fe 5 Joe Watts singled Ukv a c 'JaCf ronichts k a nil Ka' s VALLEY , H' , Pastrano Gives Speiser 0 not Ixigan unleashed plenty ting and pitching power Richmond yesterday. 16-opening round of Junior can Legion activity. Hansen 5 0 l Hale 5 1 2 Standings pit" slop anrl went )n fr0nt 29-3- raterdeiv'i KetilU Logan 16 Richmond 0 Lewiston at Smithfield. PARR ab r h Valley League :. wild twin hill at Chicago saw , heat Milwaukee, the cubs . A Bet-Hal- 6 Cleveland J Ut. 5 Boston 4 2nd Cleveland 3 1st ChiraKo Chicago .y Cleveland K 2nd tetrnit 11 Kanaaa Cit 3 1st. Detroil 5 Kansas City 1 2nd. - o Chicago 0 0 LEGION BASEBALL KWebb B Johnson. B Johnson. Webb V. Rig B Johnson, LP 0 0 B Darlev 2 0 R Christensen 4 2 1 F Larsen 0 1 P I.lndley 2 0 B Bradshaw Kau a 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 HP. D W P HTDE 5 se 22-2- Trips Richmond 0 0 27 0 2 0 2 9 10 ono bOO oV) 020 330 Olx I r 0 0 0 0 0 0 second. gave the Redleg the m a game held to Softball Scoreboard Logan Legion STON K i ab 2 3 W od 3 Jamison 3 Hodges 2 Poi ter 3 MrKnlght 3 Buttars 4 W heeier 4 h 1 1 0 Spr inK 2 2 1 1 g 6-- 3 Jonei 200 TOO Hardman 0 0 Hobbs 3 0 3 1 1 C Phillip Bastion 4 3 I 10 4 8 5 Totals 318 McKay 410 .Smithfield x 5 3 023 300 Od 001 010 ll'i -- 4 8 10 Comets - F.uda M Oktif! --T.H Okano. T. Okuda. D Anderaon 1 1 1 Lundberg ih rkI 2220 3 Rm Isnce M Inge' 5 E McDermott 5 C McCulloch 4 r ,221 2 0 1 o Mnosman 2 TO 5 2 six-ru- n third-mnin- Vj I Henderson 3 3 1 . I - right-rent- 2B-(- C Balts scored the only NL took second p!ar thus and sweep from St. Louis hy four percent age points. Bay Jablonskis threerun homer made Johnny Klip-o- f over the vunner pstein a Cards in the first, and a e' 1 1 three.hiuer. one-thir- d 1 DA - Cincinnati !SSfrmdhl5tonTonikehe lftk Jse.mnd ta 1 TRKVTON ab r h 5 HI J Andeison nuns C Trut.j.s- of Chicago and Bill Bruton of the the Braves, before th Bravesiook from the aflor 7S Bobby Thomson plus l0f f stadium in right field. No the second, ja fair ball ever has been hit out of the Braves walloped four of of the stadium, but Mantle's dnv e 'he 15 homers In the twin bill seven runs just missed dealing the ronf by and drove in Brooklyn scored six in the sixth only two feet Philadelphia. 6 5, in their Mantle's 20th homer, putting 10 son., the 1950 winner from Van of the way to Ruth's "pfnf.r' pp!ng Rbu rfK?a Nuvs, Calif., fourth, and Dick him hi , Philhes smashed Rathmann, Trenton, N J , fifth mark, tiaveled 440 feet deep into econ le bleachers in the t0W1,n ,, e Flahertv, 30, began lacing in the u 'ew 01 1946, and in 195o, in his first ilfth liming of the nightcap to s UI g Pl Ue. and from there break a vln "0li f f 'r" speedway appearance, he finishfeaturing the battle for Olympic pd ,enth ln 19M after dnving the Yankees went on to finish a est ,'on th, L Pirates won the 10-berths m a senes of meet next Ihe ,a he crashed mt0 the 13.hlt assault that included two tunings. n5 hen Dala m ( alifnri'a. month northeast wall, while in 1954, as homers by Hank Bauer and one i" home the winning First Six Qualify Long tripled a relief he slammed his by Eddie Robinson. run to break a streak of 10 htt- The NUAAA championships will car into driver, The White Sox moved ahead of;i the wall after 110 laps be held at Beikeley. June less at bats for him, and the Last year he was tenth again. the Indian them by beating took the second. Giants with the first six finishers in the 8 a in The winner, or for that matter, twice. and two-ru- n on Al Dark' doubl. various events qualifying for the all of the money winners, rioubleheader that saw two hom- f.nal Oly mpic trials. The rmed proi;abl" g0't' a break due to the era each by Vie Wertz and Pies-- i forces will stage their track and swaimof accidents. The 11 pile- - ton Ward of the Indians and Les field championships at Ixis Angeinvolved 13 cars and one of Moss of Chicago The Indians ups les during the same two days them came after the first five bowed in the nightcap only afer with the fust three finishers in cars had finished. It involved sco.mg six runs in the last of the each contest going into the final Djck Ralhmann who gpun on ,he nlnth trials. backstretch after he had finished' The other two AL twin bills Tonights Schedule The national AAU track . nd.w also resulted in clean sweeps grind. MT. LOGAN STAKE field championships are sc Only three drivers were hurt. The Baltimore Orioles rapped 7 p m. Prov. 1st at Eleventh. duled at Bakersfield, June none seriously Jimmy Daywalt the Boston Red Sox. and I p.m. Eighth at Seventh with the first six men in each a head a broken lp' suffered "nd leach time on 9 p m. River Heights at Pto, test gaming the Olympic trials arm injurics and fn(.tlon burns run Bob Nleman singled home 2nd. The top competitors In these fter his car coUldwl WIth ,he,,he fir5,.gam. wlnner and Bob TUESDAY S RESULTS three meets clash m the final, w11 and e ritd the same in the second LOGAN STAKE spun whlle Xony a s xs mpic ria tenhausen suffered a shoulder Detroit drubbed Kansas City, Mendon 11, Sixth 0. Memorial Coliseum, June in their morning game as miI,r accident. H-Injury from Young 16, First 4 ' Rathmann also was injured pitcher Paul Foytark tossed a Second 11 Fourteenth 8 ' and drove in five runs. slightly. College 16, Twelfth 8. 1 P- !,0.l'7' teams for and soccer Smithfield racked up its first night declsio nof the baseball season last everting, 8 4, over the Neisei Cornets of the Northern Utah Baseball league, Ogden. Behind the eight-hi- t pitching of Ralph Roylance, the Cache Valley leaders thus ran their victory skein to four straight. Smithfield is the only undefeated team in the Cache Valley League. Smithfield scored all eight mar6 0 3 Col 'oole 512 M Andet sun 5 I Bervon ker early. They scored 2 in the 2 McNight (HMHisell 5 2 a frame, and 3 in each D 2 Hvdf 5 Pjb 5 0 1l second 5 2 3 H latsen 4 afKlt the third and fourth. 6 0 1 BinKham Jenkins 301 team from The 4 12 Vtebel 0 n Hansen Smith-fielF Anderson 5 0 1 the Junction City outhit 2 0 0 Richmond 2 5 0 0 Buxton 0 Anderson however, 8 to 5 Roylance 2 0 o Puree Salisimo 4 0 0 whiffed 13 opposing batters. 0 o Kent M Pilcher 2 0 The boxseore: &M11 IIUK1.D EIKM i OMFTA 15 4.7 5 12 47 Totals ab r h r h ab bt 5 0 Fndo 6 Karren B C.ciortaell, Rigby. 4 0 3 5 no Suhieas Oka V 4 0 0 Federico ifge I.P N Coolev. atannhe 5 1 1 If fifth-innin- g -- 1 a shambles of the NL race Memorial Day goes down in baseball history as the dav the Yankees seized command, Man- tie must be the man who did it. Hts two homers not only were t)le deciding blows in each game. but lhe put h)m 11 full games allead 0f Babe Ruths pace in his ieeor 60.honler year. ,ne oatgam, uamie dld something even Ruth never did made 111 the fourth inning in night game against Sox in New York. Bostons shortstop shown dropping the peg from catcher Ump is Larry Napp. New York won, Contest 4 rlTTT laid off tie bhstenng pace mote than 142 miles per hour I aul hung up Ruyo. Jim Ratnmann and Pat O ( onnor Russo crashed into the vvah after 22 laps and both Rathmann and O'Connor vvete fotced to the make pit stops to give flaherty hetore in Yankee Stadium, louse lnal r4U,n ,,U1R a diance to move ahead after three-ru- n homer His 40 laps He staved m front for ind '.hen ,he Smithfield Nips Neisei Comets 8-- boosting their AL lead to six full games Washington tenants over the Chicago White Sox, the new second-plac- e And six games is exactly the margin enjoyed at this holiday milestone last jear by on Vngil the Brooklyn Dodgers as they,anj won the second, 11. he , STEAL, TOO leading hitter, steals second in the Boston Red Don Buddin is Sammy White. 4 Wood and Jam.xon Decision from a no-- i mance e NtA CAN HE by .saved hit pei foi M 4-- prize fund, the victor, who was fif'h (tnvnig m his speedway h' Jl'TV An,0,d- ' (base, pi ohahlv will get a larger ( hot k at the payoff dinner to- - ,f"' night than the previous high total. $76.1 '58 paid to Bob weik-- 1 ert last sear. Flaherty got a break in winning vm. - Righthander Ivan Chrislensen was the winning pitcher and Jay Hlil.ell took the loss Bill McKay effectively scattered eight Trentf. n Inis to give Day-tu- n ,is thud consecutive win, C McCullough was the only e to get nioie than one hit. Single ovvnei. paced the fastest field in hislast 125 laps to eain tory for th tvs o bases He had 2 Pc a 'avein speedways Hitting Boosts N.Y. Lead To Six too d d j? ') 4 ' g a:. 1 full-leng- I e I vku'n 'T 1 t'ts I . . 1 Wins Regatta pm) t i r I.' PINEAPPLE JUICE Swayne. 46 Ox. gsi'a at r)e 5'errnnal Da. Disdaims Twin V v k i at College Uiuh Two Salt Laxeis won s.u ViAwi. D w n ri r tl.i d (o Bufll nr-Ca- se AvV 1 (6pm) cential pai k nd at t irst (Continued on Pag V i. Hy-lui- n CACHE Schedule Ixigan Stake Girla Wednesday June 6 At central park Fourteenth at First College at Sixth At high school Young at Twelfth (6 pm.) At Mendon Second at Mendon $i-- A ; JP , Mantles Homers, a'e While he was on hi run a each four hy the ex! lap. full the to insure covering (ar throltie linkage distance. hi. lu oke and fell off the car as tie e.n-- ( headed into the winners losure Mould Have Ixist Ba JOHN GRIFFIN Had it happened on the prePress Sports Writer niied I vious lap, he would have been The American League pennant race now has become as unable to maintain speed, and Pacific big a runaway as last years National League chase, thanks Hanks, probably Sam Pahsades. Calif, who finished to the fantastic slugging power of Mickey Mantle, only 21 seconds behind, would Oklahoma strong boy crashed a tremendous homo have beaten him Memorial Day doubleheader to Flaneitv became ihe sixth pole run in each game of the to 3 and 10 5 Yankees ork New lead the winner to win the race, duplicat- Bt FI) 8UNSBI RY T -lnd INDIAN 4 POLIS and Fie( Pal Klahertv, racing s real-liflliuk Finn. gets a stmv-hoopavolt totugni foi shaking (.11 two (rashes with the speed w a' wall in the past to am the Afi'n a annual 500 miie classic at spted of 128 43'i miles per hour. 'd 4 Fourteenth 7.00 College at First 8 '00 Young at Second 9.00 Sixth at Twelfth At ' l 2 r? y v i A 6 00 Mendon at First '4 7 - ; Bl Racings Huck Finn Gets Record Purse For Classic a- ab Softball Schedule Ixigan Stake Senior Teams Wednesday June 6 6:45 (At Mendon) Young at Mendon 7 00 Twelfth at Fourteenth 8:00 Sixth at College 8:00 First at Second Wednesday June IS 6 00 First at Twelfth 7.00 Sixth at Young 5 00 Fourteenth a' College 9 00 Second at Mendon WEDNESDAY June 20 6 00 Fourteenth at First 7 00 Second at Sixth 8 00 Twelfth at Mendon 9jOO College at Young Second at Twelfth At high school Mendon al Fourteenth At Young Sixth at Young Wednesday June 27 7 i vrr'y' 'A ' - t tin! i m ri r h o - Wednesday June It At cential park First at S.xth Twelfth at College At high school Fourteenth at Second Young at Mendon (6 Wednesday June 26 At central park ' ?' v: . bv Seventeenth at Sixteenth Twenty-firs- t at Fifteenth Wednesday June The Wan mm of vo Mr, pro Ma ''unt lined 'o late 'ralp b. .na rig Tienton Newton, tie ealv leader faded into a thud p.aie ti when defending rl'd.i pinn Dom.sti iring 12 nil 6 5 a vetnack upon g them "v "P ha in. ( in n II i fc game and it 2 In tne (ii.nl ga e p.avd on V. P. bmonri mm .at ra bounced p t n "i i i 1, in n hm n ini., in, - B '..iiimon hullmei'l.m.-'u- n i n t i' tei ed a ni a H , Hvriim Paik ii the uav aiu .I .eh 'he snore was in the sixth imitted at pi. red ,n 'ns ihiee run in 'lie seventh and added Iwo more in He ninth to (ushion the win. was the hitting Fled I.sr'-en "f trip day with 3 binges in four trip to the plate. Two of I.a'sen xafties went for r -r THE HERALD JOURNAL 4 sen-atto- YYednesdav June (At Prov.) linn Height at Piov. 2nd Monday June It A' central pat k he ein h at Heventh River Heights at Klghth Wednesday June IS (At Prof.) Hni toenth at Prov 1st Monday June 14 A' central paik Kighth at Prov 2nd Prov. 1st at Sesenth At River Height Klevenfh at Riser Heigh1. Morulas June 25 A' cent al pa' h l.ighth at Klesenlh Thirteen'h ot Pursuit; ,r i ( 5) A man WASHINGTON OF appeared hefote Juvenile Judge F.dan Uoikiili him Med he wax ti.e father of only one of a set of twins born out of wedlock. He said he was father ol the one who ''features me more but disclaimed parentage of the other. ge M.i, Walton li.an 1 too i.mieit ill one of tie 0 g,,exi t out tn the history of (tie o. W get also tinned in List in n a tou t class F lie C so hyd'o.lane and a scinnd in C laeir.g runabout class. Phone 1003 Cleve s Foodland we Deliver Where ihe Besf Cosis Less 58 West Center We De,iver |