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Show 9AAB 111 root T IQX. (Mm at nw; Price at Onu I0& Cab (taw plaoo in the dash, second taaaa). each jumped 0 and Pinlar May SMIrwa Cab at Proro Orka heat Be PRICE TEAM d at Moonuj Itelar at Price (two m). feet 8 inches. Tune in the June 5 4Mm at Okm Cab (taw dash waa 2.6. (mbm) Helper at Proro ; Moom at Price Paul Holbrook took first fame). his time Using Pushing five III SALT LAKE (taro Juna 13 vo ft Mpoyo (two gamrs) ; the 220 low hurdle, Price at Ogdon (two games) ; 'Green Cab 07.4. inning, the Helper te. at Helper (tno games). The regional track meet will be held State 1JV league defeated Prii June If riper at Irovo. which Carton June 10 (faien. at Helper; Moose at in Price Saturday, at in au exhibition gumc Mer-riSunday has excellent chancel of winning. Green Cab; Price at Provo. material at Helper. Ability of the railroader his of most June SHI Helper at Mooae; Provo at that rc;xrts Ogden; Green Cab at Price. . is in good slia;)e and compares fav- to bunch hits at opportune moment June 20 Ogden at Provo. with otter schools of the was the main factor in their victory. July 3 Provo at Green Cab (In two orably Price will meet the Moose bancball Jack Vigor and John Reid, two games) ; Moose at Ogden (two gamee) ; Outfit the first day of the Utah state Price at Helper. youthful Helper checkers, held the above ecbedule covers the first e GLEN Price outfit to six (aacball season on the lattera grounds half of the playing season. much have winnera not did The nest Lake at Salt City Sunday. Club Beaten.' belter luck with the willow and were Balt 'Lake Muote Claude Engbcrg, . Sehedule of the Tint half, approval able to' nick Dudler and Reading for Rob Howard, Mel Scott, William Mac- pf the rosters' of each club, and nam- Duffle, Dick Michaels, Daks Daria, Os- Eight First Places Put Spring Glen aeven bits. only Onifit First In Track Tourney. ing of the umpires which would work car Evans, Frank Nyberg, Pete Dow, with two out of three, Bluckhaw, Uube Wilbur, Ke.i each home (fame were effected at a led the Price attack, while Tom Jack-so- n Ogden Lefty Perkins, Ken Mott, Elfirst places, Spring Capturing eight and Frank Zaeearia headed the meeting of directors of the Utah State mer Mneschort, Dad Hamit, E. Glen won the annual Carbon county George Vaughan, Addis Webb, NorBaaoball league at Irovo Sunday. Helper onslaught. Zaeearia provided Uueaeil, Hy Facer, Lei Humnicb, junior high track and field meet held of the afThe opening date of the league was man Bill Kenley, Bob Iloffstattler, Bert Bon- at the Kiwania athletic' field Satur- the most thrilling moment 's of one et for Sunday, May 1, with the clos- ham, Jack Hardy, Irvin Nalder. when he ternoon caught The winners srored 49 with the Provo Joe Barney, Lefty Cole, Iluck day afternoon. ran home a for slants ing date of the first half on Sunday, secin Dell Gay,- Whitt Hoover, Around points, with Suunyside eomin bases- full. duly 3. Most of the games will be Dyer, Ejnmrtsen. Bunt- ttobleon, Bun Benneit, ond with 38, and Hbrding of Price with several oni Sundays Walter Wetback, Bliss Hoover, Joe Bar- third with 17 points. The summary: ' The Priee Chamber of Commerce flayed in this eity on Wednesday. Lob defeated the Helper chamber in a bur nett, dub Vacher, Albert dat-(boys) Haycock, Spring Otto Dirk, president of the leagne, Collins, Doty Bush, Heed Oolviu. - ltvque gamo prior to the main event. HardPowell, Kennick, Glen; llsrdlng; ,lae Allison, John Alliwa, Ace Hriper :The score: pmounred that he had definitely de- Miner, Turn Jariuon, Pinky Bunts, Dirk dash PRICE of take the Boajue Hteriekar, the to management eded Brasher, Luke Cnrmoni, Frank Znectiris, A. B. ii Ihrovo club, but directors of .the Vie Parry. Johnnie Retd, Shorty Manieby, Spring Gien; Emina Erdei.Glen.Harding; I 0 i Mary If Spring Beane, Jack Paul Vigor, Jm Bark, Dalplas, fated that ho should continue as 1 Girls relay Spring Giro (Sophie i Cory, rf L. IL Biili 4 0 of the board aa this would in no Slain, : Krtanan, 2b Mary Haccvmanuo, Katherine Green Cab T. Hogan, Frank X 1 and Ada Coraiaii); Sunnyside; j Reading, Turn Oagglo, Alvin Shafer, M. My affect his official duties as X 2 SHUTS 440-yar- d 400-yar- pi. PtAY ll WINS SPRING JUNIOR MEET lit well-seatter- jd . Andt-ruon- Drya-dal- e, . - - - eon-pa- te 7b-yar-d ! Tg Sact-omann- chair-SUa- n Star-liaka- r, Mat-ekori- ch Chris-tenae- cf-- p BarreQ te Pilot MiHer. It was aim definitely decided that the Sperry Flour Milia company of Ogden would sponsor the Junction team with Dad Barrett, former Fork star, as manager. Where double-header- s are scheduled, It waa decided to limit the second fontest to seven innings. The umpires named to work some games are, Carbon eounty, Ben Born ieo, Jimmy Monroe and Jake Ogden, Don Barney and A1 Parker; ftovoj Mick, J. Scanlon, Bert Bullock and Carl Swenaen, and Salt Lake, members of the Utah State Umpires' association. Utah State Baseball Scfcedulsi May 1 Green Cab at (Men; Provo St Helper; Price at Moom. May K Moom at Provo; Ogden at Price; Helper at Okm Cab. May lb Helper - at Or den (in two - 1 Powell, Brown, Art Kincaid, Facta Tedesiw, Polly Squires, D. Bonny, A. Imogen. Huxford, D. Mattara. Price Held Part. Hal Egbert, Art Kinney, Joe Dudler, Boy Leavitt, Tony Kris-maJack Jamas, Oil Ward. Billy Keene. Frank Reading, Mike Myera, Preston Summsriiays, link Lowry, Bert Tony Fratto. nit . Harding. iBIackbam, as ; Sbotpnt Nlcaatro, Helper; T. Myers, Sb-Sunnyside; Tomairk, Spring Giro. Jomea, lb Standing Jjroadjump COry of Swing Ward. Glea; Nick Bonaquinto, Bunny dde; Pi Dudler, p ton. Simnyride. Fratto, c Running broad jump Cory of Rpring Giro; Judd. Harding; Nlcautro, Helper. Totals dish Cory, Spring Olea; N. Boa-aqnis- b 105-yar- d Two Carbon eounty high athlctee placed in the invitational track meet at Provo Saturday, according to Coaeh Vernon Merrill. Cecil Christensen led the Carbon aggregation in honors, having tied for first plaee with Pintar of Ely, Xev., in the high jump, and 'winning aeeond 1 0 .XX HELPER Nii-bo- MM. Bonaquisio, Spring Giro; Diamenti, Hfl-pe- r. SgOr, P 8 B. IL M M J ..4 1 ... .A 8 ..2 M....M..M..M.MM.....M....1 m courts Sunday. 8-- 1, 6-- 1, d-- 3. 5-- 7, 5, 0-- 7. C-- 7, a 1 10 0 0 10 1 0 lteid, p ......... . .. ....... ...... .... 1 Horsivkoes (doublea) Sunnyside (T. Totals 23 7 21 8 i Bonaqnisto, Strate) ; Sunnyside ; Spring Dudler, J. Allison, Summary: Error Glen. stolen bases Iteese, Perry, Bills; IIorscMhoen (ningira) Sunnyside; Snn- Reid; e borne run Zaeearia; bits nyside; Spring Gin. Dudler, Jackson, Bold; double plays Ward to Kriaman ; Jackson (unassisted) ; Tba Snn comes a little high, but I struck out Dudler 6, Reading L Vigor must have it rogardtam two-bas- mateli, five out of six Gate in as Castle matcBCTto defeat the Price on match exhibition tennis 5, .X .X Ca-bo- Sunnyaide; 0 0 1 . Bonaquiuto, Sunnyaidn. fligli jump Sunnyaide; Pri-- a Burns, ss no, Helper and McGinn, Spring Glen, Perry, cf tied for second. Alliaon, e Foie vault Rauhala, Hiawatha; Judd, J. A. Alliaon. lb n. Zaeearia, If Boya' relay Rpring Glen (Haycock, Jarkson, 3b Barra, Saocomauno, Cory); Ilarditig; Miner, 2b school Snnnyside. Pull-u- p N. Bills, rf. Minetti. Carbon High Athletes Place In Invitational Meet At Provo 2 cf sin-doub- L. II. ilunsnker of Spring Canyon little trouble in disposing5-- of Lyle had bin-glHun-rake- rs Hyatt in straight rets, work net an.l proved drives too much for Hyatt. Mont Cowley easily downed Jack Cowley's steady game Hyatt, end placements at tho net proved to lie the downfall of the Castle Gate player. Booth Kilfoyle, Spring Canyon, deFord Holmes iu three hard flated Dud-ier7-After dropfought sets, came bock first the Kilfoyle set, ping to win the next two and take the mateh. A. Harrison, Castle Gate, could not handled the drives of Kyle Livingston and dropped the match in straight eta, 4, 84f. In the doublea events Mont Cowley and Booth Kilfoyle won from Ford Holmes and Lyla Hyatt in three long the seta. After losing the first, 5-Spring Canyon team came back from behind to win the next two sets, 7-and 6-- After taking a 5-- 1 lead in the last act, Holmes and Hyatt made fine rally to run to set to 5--4 be18 3 a fore Spring Canyon could. Jack HyA. att and A. Harrison were forced into 8 three sets to win from the Spring 0 Canyon team of Hunsaker and Liv6 4-6 and 6-ingston. Scorn were 7-5 The work of Hyatt in this match waa 1 3 outstanding. . S' 2 0 a (xli-U- ) in the Licensed to Wed Llovd E. Hardy, Price. Enid Canidy,. Price. Howard CL Fullmer, Springville. Elizabeth Wimber, Price. Exray Ray Johnson, Rifle, Colo. Emma C. Collins, Rifle, Cob. Cal Ward, manager of baseball Lnra in the Utah 8tatauS haa been putting prospective through daily practice the past week, and is semi,, the chnem of (he localoptima apn. The squad will be dnlUufj ly every day until the ll T 1 season, May 1. BV InM iS) u a J pMt Ward sports that his eatehiro will consist of Reid Pat many campaigns in the Eitamti CenM Utah f circuit, ineludLS Egbert, wnoae experience oral seasons with teams in tlT!ci I league, the Western assoeiatim the Utah Copper league. Ert alao perform at first base outfield. The pitching staff consisU Kipney, a who H with Helper last year and when a veteran pf the Copper loop-iSending, a member of the Prii5 two yean ago and a aandlot sTd Salt, Imko (Sty last and outfielder, and Joe mer Price and Jack James, first baseuua in the E. U. league in 18SL h w ing down the initial aaekia flanked by such well known as Wally Wafbeck, third baseman with tha cal outfit in the C. U. loopV and mainstay of the Prora tho atato league last year; ThnU man, who has played shortKmi seoond base for Helper and hm Ward, who ia regained ai one d best guardians of the hot the state. Outfielders include Billy Bern so n former star with Price cal' per, and Mika Myen, who pita, the outer garden for Conraacn year. Reading and Egbert will W to. play in tho outfield as weJL A survey of the hearing tl iK Ct left-hand- Ntii hi !i mrI IMS !8 ns Th Ht f, el e lit liti ati in i m ir ctii school ehildren showed that hojn ter Irma defects in hearing mail tdi eat quently than girls. B ul fames); Okm Cab at Mooao (la tow games) ; Provo at Price (tore fames). 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