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Show IgE BP. ADVOCATE. American Legion Junior Baseball fScrem ce 11 1 rr face seven UTAH Cafe Sluggers Win Huntington Upsets 19-PenneyWith 1 Hit Hiawatha; Columbia From Success, 5 FOUGHT TILT FROM 1th Mark Hampton Defeats Kenilworth Queen City cafe remained right on hurling brilliant PRICE WINS HARD Kelley Drug Blanks "W Tfju Standing. Won Lost Jncj ...... 4 3 vrtJ f r, .800 .600 E. U. Electric .600 C. Penney J. .600 Drug Kelley .400 Sun-Advoc- 2 2 2 S 5 3 3 2 0 uw n CLASS AA Won ret. hf4u1- (lt Sunday's ,t Kenilworth. t Wellinitn 3 3 3 3 Price Trading .000 Lost 2 Silver Moon 2 1 Penney Pit. 73Q 3 3 Von 3 3 3 5(K) j& .400 .400 Remit el Garnet. Monday Silver Moon 13. E. Electric 11. Tuesday Kelley Drug 10, J. - U C. 0. Neat Week's Schedule. Monday J. C. Penney vs. Silver Moon. Tuesday Price Trading vs. Kelley Drug. Wednesday E. U. Electric vs. There Results of Games. Thursday Moose 17, Kiwanis 13. Monday Moose 22, Zions Whole- Is An sale 15. Tuesday Queen City 19, Success 5. Wednesday Rotary 12, Kiwanis 11. This Week's Schedule. Thursday Elks vs. Price Commission. Monday Zions Wholesale vs. Price Commission. Tuesday Success vs. Kiwanis. Wednesday Elks vs. Queen City Cafe. Aberdeen DEALER Your In Community producers WELLINGTON TEAM CITY PAYS BOND INTEREST City Treasurer Rulon A. Bryner announced Tuesday that Price city had made interest payment of $5000 on the $170,000 waterworks bond issued in 1919. The interest payments on the Mr. bond fall due Bryner said. After battling for 12 innings, Pi ice nosed out Wellington, on the local field Sunday in a Carbon-Emer- y league game. The losers outhit rrlce, but they had a large number 9-- 8, 17-1- 4, of men left on base. Price opened the scoring In the second inning, pushing one run across the plate. Wellington tied the score in the third, but again dropped behind when the winners made three tallies in the fourth, and added another in the next frame. Price counted twice in the sixth, while their opponents were making one. The visitors tied the score with two runs in the seventh and three in the eight. The two teams battled on scoreless terms until the twelth when Wellington counted once on three successive hits. In Price's half of the final frame, Simone was hit by a pitched ball, stole second, reached third on an infield out and stole home to tie the score. Hamilton tripled and scored the winning run on a Texas leaguer by Tangaro. E. Olson cracked out five singles m seven tries to tc j hitting honors for the losers. Bijv.-- t and Simone led the Price offensive with three hits apiece. Hamilton pitched good ball after relieving McGoniglt in the eight inning. The box score. PRICE B. II. O. A 7 2 11 I Tangaro, c T. De Angeles, 3b 5 4 6 Mancina, ss L. DeAngeles, 2b 6 0 2 3 6 3 15 0 Bryner, lb 5 3 Simone, rf 5 2 3 1 Bonacci, If 3 0 0 0 Kennick, cf 9-- ee 13 17 10 Totals J. 27 4 18 6 C. PENNEY B. H. O. A. 2 0 1 0 0 3 10 Lee, b Johnston, p-Grako, ss Box, 3b T. Aramaki, c Cave, lb Wall, cf C. Axelgard, 2b-- lf Goni, rf Prince, rf lf-2- 111 0 3 2 2 2 2 0 0 0 0 2 0 9 2 0 4 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 18 1 15 7 100 Totals by defeating Hiawatha, while Kenilworth was losing to Columbia. As the race now stands, Kenilworth, Hiawatha and Columbia are tied for second with three victories and two defeats. Price has two wins against three losses, and Wellington has been defeated in all of its five encounters. 0 0 0 The Columbians have clearly dem0 onstrated themselves to be pennant 3 contenders by winning three straight games after a slow start. Their com14 36 14 ing contest with Hiawatha should be fast ancLclose. A victory for Price over Kenilworth will place the locals in a tie for third. 10 Leavitt, cf 3 3 2 McGonigle, p Hamilton, p Totals 51 WELLINGTON tc the heels of the leading Hotary GroHuntington won a closely contestSuccess Meat and ed game from Hiawatha Sunday, 4, by defeating acore was to take undisputed possession of cery Tuesday. The the winners had first place in the Carbon-Emer- y contest, thm best league. The teams played on even through the runs cross 7-- irmg ten terma until the eighth, when efrora being the fourth when decided the game in Huntington'a ed the plate. i were favor. Sherfick and Perry hurled for Oliveto, Harding and cafe nine, the the winner, and Woodhave and John- the leading hitters for son handled mound duties for Hia- each getting two aafctles. watha. The game was played at Hunt- hit two for two to snare offensive laurels on the Success team. ington. Columbia upset the dope bucket by defeating Kenilworth, 10.5, on the Kenilworth field. Boyd Lindsay pitched well for the winners, striking out 15. He also contributed materially to the Columbia offensive with a home run. lU-U- 10 112 13 semi-annuall- y, Job printing ball, the Kelley Drug Tuesday recorded the first shutout of the year m the American Legion league, with J. C. IVnney as the victim. The score was 0. Hampton permitted only one hit, and except In the fourth and sixth innings, he set the Penney nine down in order. The winners made only four hits, but opposing errors helped them considerably. No player hit more than once, Silvagnl's triple being the best blow of the game. KELLEY DRUG B. H. O. A. 4 0 5 2 Pollock, 2b 4 0 0 0 Stephens, lf-- rf S. Aramakl, c 2 0 S. Silvagni, lb 3 0 3 4 Hampton, p 2 0 1 Egan, ss 0 3 0 0 0 Fausett, cf 3 0 0 0 Allred, 3b W. Axelgard, rf 1 0 0 0 2 0 Wilson, rf Mined la Carbon County and Shipped Everywhere fl? so eggnogs? MINERS AND SHIPPERS OF THE CELEBRATED CARDOX-MINE- STANDARD COAIL. 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BOSSITES, Mgr. three-bas- e two-ba- se hit, Bryner; struck out by, Hanson 10, McGonigle 6, Hamilton 2; bases on balls, off Hanson 3, McGonigle 1 Hamilton 1; credit victory to McGonigle; hit by pitcher, Simone. HUNTERS REACH TOP IN CARBON, EMERY CIRCUIT Leading the league stepping Huntington nine should encounter little or no trouble in maintaining its position when it tangles with Wellington Sunday on the Wellington diamond. Price goes to Kenilworth, and Hiawatha travels to Columbia. The Hunters ascended to first place Carbon-Emer- y by a full game, the fast .atig&i Banish Offensive Odors. hits, In just on minute after an application of Emerald Oil youll get the surprise of your life. Your tired, tender, smarting, burning feet will literally jump for joy. No fuss, no trouble; you just apply a few drops of the ell over the surface of the foot night and morning, or Then occasion requires. Just a little and rub it in. 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