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Salmon Marshmallow Sandwich Cakes BASEBALL NEWS (Continued from page one) Mr. David Haycock of Til th, Idaho, were in Nuplii tor Memlast minute effort to stem the heavy orial Day, the guests of Mr. Hayadvance by the Nephltes, .Miller was cock's mother Mrs. Alfred Haycock. pushed into the box In the eighth Mr. and Mrs. James Prescott of inning after Dunkley and "Rosie" Dodge both had been lambasted most Rupert, Idaho, are here visiting with unmercifully by the bloodthirsty Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Park. Nephltes. It was too late, however, Addie's entrance availed nothing, Winonah Miller and Lillian Wortn-ingto- n and even though the Cavemen brought in graduated from the Normal seven runs In the eighth inning. department of the Brigham Young NEPHI university this week. AB H PO A ..5 0 6 0 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Carter and M. Sperry, c 1 7 3 iMrs. E. J. Hall and daughter of Pro-v- I. M. Petty, cf 7 3 11 motored down to Nephi Monday E. Worthington, lb B. Petty, If 7 4 3 to spend the day. Lunt. 3b 6 1 6 4 Mr. and Mrs. A. V. Hague and Belliston, ss 6 4 Oscar Sparks of Salt Lake City were Ostler, 2b 1 5 in Nephi to spend Memorial Duy. Burton, rf 2 6 Mrs. Mary Ellen Burton accompan- A. Sperry,, p ied them back to Salt Lake City. Totals 55 22 27 10 AMERICAN FORK Mr. and Mrs. Ray Powell spent AB H PO A Sunday and Monday visiting in Provo 6 0 and Payson, returning to Nephi Barnes, If 6 2 10 0 Homer, lb .. Monday evening. 5 2 2 6 Miller, 2b, p 4 6 0 0 Judge and Mrs. George Christen-so- n Durrant, cf 5 5 and daughters Florence and Holmstead, ss 1 6 2 6 Marian, of Price, Utah, are guests at E. Chipman, c 5 3 3 2 the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Car- - Bennett, 3b 1 6 Dodge, rf, ,p ter this week. 1 0 Dunkley, p 4 4 0 0 Bishop and Mrs. William T. Bell-isto- L. Chipman, rf and family of Murray are enTotals 50 20 27 16 joying a week's visit in Nephi. Mr. SCORE BY INNINGS Belliston is principal of one of the schools in the Jordan school district Nephi Runs 0 22 Hits 0 22 American Fork Matson - Tipton Dancers 1 1 0 0 0 2 1 7 2 Runs 14 To Be Here Monday 2 1 1 1 1 2 2 7 3 Hits 20 Runs I. M. Petty 2, Summary The following is a synopsis of the M. Sperry 2, Worthington 3, Lunt 2, program, to be furnished by the Beliisten 3t Ostler 2, Burton 4, A. Matson - Tipton Dance Artists, at the Sperry 2, Barnes, Homer 2, Miller, Tabernacle, Monday evening, June Durrant 3,L. E. Chipman, Bennett 3, BarnChipman. Errors 7th, under the auspices of the Rec- Dodge 2, es, Homer 2, Miller, Durrant, Benreational committee: Act 1 A Gypsy Camp The, gyp- nett, E. Chipman 2, Belliston, Ostler 2. Stolen bases B. Petty, A. Sperry. sies In their costumes of many colM. Sperry. Home runs Sacrifice hit a ors are gathered around camp fire E: Chipman, Worthington, Bellissinging soft melodies. The song ends ton. Three-base hits I. M. Petty, B. and the gypsy girls dance to the merA. Sperry, Dodge, Belliston, Petty, Even tambourines. of their tunes ry L. Chipman. Two-bas- e hits Bennett recmen the enter into this form of reation and soon the entire camp is 2, L. Chipman, I. M. Petty. Double gay and merry. The shadows of night piays Dunkley to Homer. Innings by Dunkley 2, by Dodge 5, gather and the camp become? quiet. pitched Garden by Miller 2. Credit victory to A. Act 2 An defeat to Dunkley. In an garden a mer- Sperry. Charge off Dunkley off 7, ry trio of young ladies meet to chat Hits batted of good times. A man and maid talk Dodge 13, off Miller 2. Runs scored off Dunkley 6, off Dodge 13, off of love and all is springtime, happiness and love in this pretty garden. Miller 3. Struck out by Dunkley 1, C. Solo, by Dodge 1, by Miller 3, by Sperry 6. B. Duet, A. Trio, Bases on balls off Dunkley 1, off D. Group Dance, E. Finale. Dodge 1, off Sperry 2. Passed balls 3 InVisualizations Music Act E. Chipman 2. terpretations of famous composers Umpire S wen son. blended into a composite whole. A. Garland Plastique 4 girls and soloist. Nephi defeated a team from West B. Second Arabesque Debussey. Millard county last Monday afterSchubert. noon, in a good baseball game, with C. Waltzes D. Invitation to the Waltz... .Weber. a 16 to 8 score. ....Von Blon. E. Protholamia Other composers, whose music will The Nephi baseball team left this be interpreted include Chopin, Lizt, Brahms and Mozart. morning for Heber, where they will Act 4 Musical Comedy This act play a game of baseball this will consist of original music, composed especially for this tour by Miss Myrtice Irene Clinton. Singing, will WEDNESDAY'S RESULTS be a feature of this act alonp. with the regular types of musical comedy dancing, and step dancing. The enProvo 5, American Fork 4. tire company will take part '.n this Springville 5, Nephi 4. act. Clever 6teps, pretty girls, catchy Heber 15, Spanish Fork 7. tunes. Eureka 11, Payson 4. Act 5 Orientale A taste of Oriental atmosphere and Ea3t Indaian Spanish Fork will be in Nephi dances will transport th audience to the far East. This act will open with next Wednesday afternoon, and Nea temple scene and Into the peace and phi will go to Payson on June 11th. quiet of this haven comes ihe ttreet dancer and her followers. Then tha atmospere changes to that of the palace dancer amid all her Jewels and plaudits of the court. Into this Act 6 Divertisements act will be listed the types of dances not listed above. Egyptian. Spanish, Chinese, Character, Eccentric. Russian, Adagio, Toe Dancing and a few interpretive numbers. In these divert isements each dancer will have an opportunity to do the type of dance Bhe or he does the bsst, thus affording th very best in type and rendUlt.n. ana-Mrs- We have just received another Big line of all the newest styles and colors in Women's and Girls' Slippers. All the newest summer novelties. 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