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Show mm fD3 i916 THE BULLETIN, BINGHAM, UTAH ' 0 pag. Fir ISpoirte "Science end Healm with Key to the Scriptures," by Mary Baker Ed-dy: "The only excuse (or entertain-ing human opinions and rejecting the Science of being is our mortal ignorance of Spirit, an ignorance which yields only to the under-standing of divine Science, the un-derstanding by which we enter In-to the kingdom of Truth on earth and leavn that Spirit is Infinite and supreme." (page, 280). KNOWLEDGE OF 8PIKIT ENCOURAGED "Is the Universe, Including Man, Evolved by Atomic Force?" Is the subject of the sermon to be read In all Churches of Christ, Scien-tist, on Sunday, June 21. The Golden Text: The Lord by wisdom hath founded the earth; by understanding hath he established the heavens," is from Proverbs 3:-1- The lesson-sermo- n also includes the Bible passage:, "All the ends of the world shall remember and turn Utah Industrial Baseball League 1936 FIRST HALF SCHEDULE Sat, June 20 Pinney at Gemmell. - " ' Sun., June 21 U. S. Mines at Provo Gemmell at Magna. Tues., June, 23 Provo at U. S. Mines. Wed., June 24 Gemmell at Provo. STARTING TIME OF GAMES At Magna All games at 5 :00 P. M. At Provo All games at 2:30 P. M. At Salt Lake Single games 2:30 p. m., D. Headers 2 p. m. At Bingham All games during month of May 4:30 p. m. All games after May 3 i, 5:00 p. hi. FOR SEE THE BULLETIN " ' f --v ' '. BINGHAM & GARFIELD RAILWAY COMPANY , Ship yoor freight via. Bingbasi sad GsrfUli Railway. 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If your plan includes commercial education, or if you are still undecided what to do, let us help you, as we have helped thousands of other young- - men and women of the West. The booklet, "Planning Your Future," will give you valuable information. L. D. S. BUSINESS COLLEGE 70 North Main . Salt Lake City Wasatch 1812. L. D. S. Business College Salt Lake City, Utah Please wnd me the free booklet, "Planning Your Future." Name: Address: LEARN TO DANCE t the FIcgal & Armstrong Theatrical School of the Dance at the civic center DANCING LESSONS FROM 9 a.m. TO 8 p.m. EVERY FRIDAY CALL AT THE CIVIC CENTER any time Friday BRING THIS COUPON WITH YOU This coupon entitle, holder to a free audition at the Flegal and Armstrong; atudio. Name Address Phone with you to the Civic Center anytime Bring thM coupon V-- gay 7 Serve them frosty. nat rural Juice orangeade ...delivered to your door irom our own dairy doily. CA BoMm tfn m4 bsvtrtfts 1 t r mM. Qsarti fw Hm Um. Hogan Dairy "Ma,llMassSsssi Playground Activities by Bailey Santlitevan BecraaUonaJ Director O In play 350 boys participated jround work Monday. Cool wreath-e- r always helps double our nun bers. Gene McDonald la the "fat" Fothergill of the Eskimo Pie league. He holds the standing up and sett-ing down hot dog eating Champi-onship of the playground. Joe Watts Is serious contender for the same honors. I Tom Patell will have his Copper-fiel- d seniors in the throes ot the senior championship race before long. Standing of Teams Senior League Won Lost West's Furniture . .... 4 0 Italian-Frenc- h Cafe 2 1 Miners Merc 1 3 English Dairy 0 3 Junior League Adderley & Nichols 4 0 Safeway-Skagg- s 2 1 Canyon Motors 1 " 3 Miners Merc. Jrs. ........ 0 3 Pee Wee League Copper ton All-sta- rs ...... 4 0 Frogtown All-star- s 3 1 Copperfield All-star- s 2 2 Highland Boy All-star- s .... 1 3 Jack Householder, son of Jim 1 Householder is splattering hits to all corners for Ross Pinos, Joe Freshy, Italian-Frenc- cafe. Allen Gleason and Carl Peter-- ; son of Lark, spent Monday on the playground and played with Cop-perto- We invite all Lark boys to come and take part in our work. Raymond Gonzolez and his Bingham teams won their first league game from the Copperfield Juniors, 1615. It was an exciting game right up to the last out Jackie Thurman starred for Cop-perfield. Schoolboy "spec" Larson turned In his first win for the Copperfield Miners' Merc, entry against Copper-to- n on Monday. West's Furniture, represented by the Highland Boy seniors, are slashi-ng and smashing their way to the lead in the senior league. The brilliant pitching of Rex Tripp, Junior Carpenter and Rus-- I sell Boren is keeping the Adderley and Nichols entry way out In front in the Junior League. The Copperton Juniors will play under the name of the Safe-wa- y Skaggs. I am very appreciative ot the way Bingham firms ac backi-ng these boys and I feel sure the boys in return will fight hard for their sponsors. According to figures compiled in "Recreation" the year book of the national recreation of America, our last years program was surpassed only by Salt Lake, Ogden and Prov-o. We had a program 3 as large as Ogden, a city of 45000 population and which boasts of six playg-rounds. Not bad for a city of around 3200 population. The playground teams use a very unique system of. umpiring. Each Player on the batting team has to take his turn umpiring. In this way each player umpires against his team and his teammates, but there is very little Umpire-baitin- g and all decisions are accepted. Pete Badovinatz and Joe Bade-vlnat- z, Rufus Garcia and Paul Gar-cia are brother battery mates for their clubs. The former pair playi-ng for West's Furniture and the latter for Copperton. Two new pitchers have appear-ed on the playground in Freddie Cardenas pitching for Canyon Mo-tors and Isabel Lopez pitching for te Copperfield Miners Merc Juni-ors. All have plenty of stuff and are hard workers. ' Gcmmcl Rallies To Beat Provo Behind the expert pitching of Don Harrison, who relieved Scott In the third Inning, the local Gem-mell nine overcame a 3-- 0 lead to defeat Provo here Sunday by the score of 64. With two men down in the last of the fifth, Pearson, second base-man for Gemmell, singled. He was followed by Webb, who collected a three bagger, scoring Pearson. Then Doty Bush, hard-hittin- g first baseman, came to the plate and planted one over the fence to score Webb and tied the score at three all. The score remained tied up to the last of the eigfclh. At this point Bush collected his second home run of the day. He was followed to the plate by Kastellic. who struck-ou- i Les Sumnicht drew a walk. Billy Johnson singled, ad-vancing Sumnicht to second. Dally Brown, who had gone hitless all day, came to the platter and knock-ed out a two bagger, scoring Sum-nicht and Johnson.. Sundays win places Gemmell In a tie for third place with Provo: If the local club can continue the brand of ball they played Sunday they- - will undoubtedly give the rs ft good run for first place before the schedule is played up. William Mayne Is acting as night policeman in Stanley Davies place who is relieving Chief of Police Al Paustch while he is In Cedar U. S. Mines City. Loses to Pinney The Pinney Beverages handed the U. S. Mines a 11-- defeat here last Saturday afternoon. Ronnie Peacock, Pinney hurler, allowed the U. S. men eleven scattered hits, while Frank Reading allowed twelve hits well bunched by the Pinney crew. Home runs seemed to be the or-der of the day. Tedesco, Butler, Morr and Reading all collected cir-cuit blows. Butler, U. S. catcher, came out of a batting slump to get a home run, a triple, and two sin-gles from four trips to the plate. An unusual thing about Saturdays game was the placing of relief hit-ter- s- In the place of Zaccaria and Vecchio. In previous years these two boys have been at the top in hitting. But for some unknown rea- -' son they have been in a slump practically all season. . J The Pinney victory gives the Salt Lake nine a second place stand-ing in the Industrial league. unto the Lord: and all the kindreds of the nations shall worship before thee. For the kingdom is the Lord's: and he is the governor the nations" (Ps. ,22:27,28); and the following correlative from the Christian Science textbook, Copperfield Fire. .... 3 S .375 Vico Oil 3 5 .375 Sturm's Cafe 2 5 .286 Softball Schedule for Next Week Fri.', June 19 Sturm's cafe vs. Cop-perfield Firemen. Sat., June 20 Vico Oil vs. Bingham Firemen. Mon., June 22 Vico Oil vs. Miner's Merc. Tues., June 23 Bingham Firemen vs. Copperfield Firemen. Wed., June 24 West's Furn. Co. vs. Sturm's Cafe. "Max Baer has a long way to come to make a come-bac- in the prize fight game. He's not in good shape," said Al Ablett after refer-eein- g the Livermore Adonis' bout at McCullough's Arena Monday night Frank Eggertsen spent several days of this week visiting at the home of his sister, Mrs. Leland Burress. Mr. Eggertsen was enroute to his home after spending the past year at the University of Minneso-ta doing graduate work in the School of Chemistry. West's Furn. Leads League West's Furniture upset Miner's Merc. 1011 Wednesday night in a wildly played last inning. This plac-es West's above the champion Miner's Merc, team for first place. Miner's Merc, was victim of costly errors Monday night when Sturm's took their measure 6 3. Vico Oil lost a game 3-- 8 to Cop-perfield Firemen and won a game 10-- 6 from Sturm's.. .. Next weeks schedule marks the end of the first half 1936 Softball League schedule. Standing of Teams W. L. Pet. West's Furn. 6 2 773 Miner's Merc '. .. 5 3 .625 Bingham Fire Dept . . 4 3 .556 |