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Show ikS'S IN ! Seoul ! H 12-- 6, 14 i a ... - fi ia-,e- a re o Hiawatha on the aggrega- - !s,nZ score- vere held the nine innings. third runs in the winners The fifth. jL, atutory en f thr netted ce . Team Standings. fourth, ring in the J tineeing honors, his nda single tocon- each SSd Leavitt Zia to the Price to- - tf Tw: thTitto game fSrtit'.o and Lindsay Br-3- eidfD Z BttiJdun fm n,t tMm B- - stem- - iS 2 9 0 4 1 4 1 1 1 jease, ai y 0 13 0 0 Lii nty Conn CWl A -"- ""Ills - ?- t e. on, PRICE Judge y a clean Kenilworth league, Price taking a 7 decision from Kenilworth Sunday on the latters field. After scoring three runs in the eighth I?' 9-- Sundays Results. Price 12, Columbia 6. inning, the losers made a determined Hiawatha score in the to tie the 25, Wellington 8. final bid frame, 9, Kenilworth 7. Huntington were after but stopped chalking up Next Sundays Schedule. one tally. Kenilworth at Wellington. Each team scored twice in the first Columbia at Huntington. n inning, Huntington taking a Price at Hiawatha. second. The the in addwinners lead ed four more in the fifth and completed their scoring in the eighth when three successive singles and an HIAWATHA EASILY error gave them one run. Klecker, Leonard and Hall boosted WINS SECOND TILT their batting averages with three hits apiece. L. Blackham was the best hitter on the Kenilworth team, getCrashing out 23 hits, nine of them ting a triple, double and single. The for extra bases, Hiawatha won its box score: second consecutive game in the HUNTINGTON league Sunday, defeating The Hiawatha atB, O. A. Wellington ...5 0 0 tack commenced in the opening inKlecker, If 5 ning when four runs crossed the plate. R. Leonard, 3b The winners scored at least once in .......4 J. Vogrenic, ss seven of the nine innings. 5 c Had, 5 Love, Hiawatha backstop, battered Truman, rf 5 out two home runs and a single in W. Rowley, cf 5 five times at bat. Daugherty, Belt and Sherfick, p 5 Redford also had their eye on the Young, 2b 4 ball, each getting three for five. Stevenson, lb Wellington used three pitchers in an effort to check the Hiawatha offensive. Daugherty pitched the entire game for the winners. The box score: Min &ese Y vr: B. H. O. A. for as low as $18.50. Lii ..42 13 27 Salt Lih( 9 Leav-,m- e, naiy: rtuary inbibnen Errors, Mancina, Gunderson, Poglagin Lindsay, Pachico; De Angeles, Simone, Mc-Pollo- ck, sto-k- s, Lam-Gunderso- n; hits, 'i t7 hits, rt, Tangaro 2; ft rf 2, Pachico; double plays, defeat les to Bryner; charge aj Hoc struck out, by Leavitt 7, Lindsay 1; bases on balls, dto 1, Leavitt 1; umpires T. three-bas- Mimp e two-ba- se i; 7, twaomNi Golding; Seirke. H TE GRANTED of $2477.01, and costs were d in district court Friday to jx Building and Loan associa- of FITTS ited Id ' Less judgment $457 69 Would CO 37 9 27 11 Totals Summary: Errors, Tezak, Verdie 2, Blackham, Bums, R. Leonard, Truhits, Corey, L .Blackman; three-bahits, B. Blackham!, Verdie; two-baham, H. Blackham, Klecker 2, Hall 2; stolen bases, L. Blackham, B. Blackham; struck out, by Sherfick 12, H. Blackham 1; bases on balls, off Sherfick 1, Marchetti 1; hit by pitcher, Stevenson by H. Blackham, A WORD se se You tion in its suit to recover the balance owing on a promissory note issued by R. C. Reed and Harriet Reed de-on May 8, 1929. The court granted a cree of foreclosure to satisfy the judgment. Summary: Errors, Love PIANO Pentelute; for sale in your locality ? He credit of a large piano firm has authorized fae to sell manager Which I have a UPRIGHT PIANO and a PRACTICALLY NEW GRAND PIANO balances owing. All that is necessary is small payments. The grand piano is the new home size both pianos are in fine condition and are exceptional jjnd oargains. Prompt action necessary. BURT GARNER tortile small Monthly Box 1362 Salt Lake City and thirteen newspaper editorials have Quoted from just 'ew Republics columns by John T. Flynn. How aanr Inorc editorialsregular weekly how it many gave credit but inspired D teiuid cannot be guessed at. And every column has been . J many times. rites of who did lre 2, Pressett, Daugherty, Bell 2, G. Olson, Tdiwell; home runs, Love 2, Thomas, Belt, hits, Simmons, J. Nicka; three-bas- e Pay the Small Balance Due on a Fine GOOD two-ba- hits, J. se At their monthly meeting Saturboard of day, members of the Carbon education fixed Tuesday, September 1933- 5, as the opening day for the 34 school term. This schedule provides a vacation of exactly four months for Carbon district pupils, the schools having closed this year on May 5. DIRECT what and why of banking practices and how MAIL aext week! Presentations Unusual and ' Forceful next month and next year, you must know now must know about tariffs and farm bills and now! 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