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Show Page Eight THE SPRINGVILLE (UTAH) HERALD . Ames State champs of 1952 to ho!d . reunion; SMART sets breakfast Aplanalp and Bird Smoot. Special guests will . Mr. and Mrs. Paul K Mrs. John Gustin, Mr . Mont Gustin and pat " the players. Germans warned of (j ... ful decisions on Berlin First reunion of 1952 state championship basketball team, coach, assistants, cheerleaders and other special guests, will be held Saturday, July 21. The day's activities will be-gin with a breakfast at Sage Inn sponsored by the Spring-ville-Maplet- Athletic Round Table to which the public is being invited. It will begin at 7 a.m. sharp with Doug Smoot of the championship team, acting as master of ceremo-nies. Coach Paul Wilson will be the featured speaker. Reserva-tation- s should be made prior to the breakfast with Reed Averett. President LeGrande Young of the SMART organ-ization, is in charge. Golfing, Banquet During the day, the team members will spend some time on the golf course at Spanish Fork. At 7:30 a banquet at Bart's will be held with Ray Klauck acting as master of ceremonies. Team members of the Championship B squad include John Gustin, who lost his life accident since his in a gun and for high school graduation reunion is ded-icated; whom the first Doug Smoot, Art Eves, Evan Francis, Marlin Giles, Glade Binks, Ronald Mackley, Kent Hatfield, Dean Warren, Allan Klauck, Mark Hoover, Bliss Harmer. Team Managers were Lynn Walker, Hilton Hall. Coach Paul Wilson. As-sistants, Jack Jones, John Jen-sen. Cheerleaders, Bonn i e, Lcccl VOOA c!l-stc- rs p!ay Sofarchy at American Ford fcr b:rlh Playoff" games will be held in American Fork Saturday, July 21, to qualify three teams for the WBBA tournament to be played in Spring-vill- e August 2, 3, and 4. All-st- ar teams from Spring Creek, Sage Creek and Maple- - ton will play Saturday. Spring Creek will meet Grantsville at 11 a.m. Sage Creek plays the, Tooele-Americ- Fork team at 1 p.m. and Mapleton plays Dugway at 3 p.m. The three winners will join Mill Creek, Hoble Creek, Tooele National, American Fork National, Am-erican Fork American in the tournament here. Each boy will receive a trophy for participat-ing in the tournament with the awards under direction of La-M- ar Miner of Spring Creek. Workers needed Field workers are needed to put the Sage Creek ball dia-mond in top shape for the meet. Anyone who can spend some time on this is asked to contact Bob Bird, HU or Gene Daniels, HU Work will begin today. To assist in raising funds to give players a hamburger fry, the VFW is selling tickets on a transistor radio to be given August 2 between games. Tick-et holder need not be present to win. Paul Beals, commander, is chairman of this event. A large number of players will be in town to participate in the meet and Mrs. Carl Boyer, housing chairman, asks for volunteers in housing some of these players during the tournament. Call her at HU immediately. Mill Creek is hosting the meet. Don Parry is district officer assisting. , r ; I i A ! Evans "Tex" Carlen was mighty proud of his big Mack caught in Wyoming. ' i ' x A ' 'V' V;v V" ' r H Rexall's WBBA team walked off with the Mill Creek championship at the conclusion of league play. Squad members are: Front row, left to right: Steven Niclson (bat boy), Norvell Helm, Gordon Cutler, Allan Averett; 2nd row: Cris Sorenson, Craig Taylor, Kenneth Averett, Brent Taylor, Kelly Averett (bat boy); 3rd row: Scott Lowe, Russell Parry, Steven Averett, Shel-don Nielson, Danny Witney, David Lynn; Back row: Clyde Averett, Manager; Don Parry, League Pres.; Harold Christensen, Sponsor; Bud Averett, Coach; Gary Aver-ett, Asst. Coach. Brent Johnson and Randy Gurr are absent from picture. X,XV ) r$l ? A I - JlLr. M-L- ? 1 IJtd J L.li-s- J Piling up a 17-- 1 record for the season, these WBBA players of City Drug won the Spring Creek title. Front row, left to right: Kiel Christiansen, Ron Mortimer, Terry Neff, Joe Beals, Paul Child, Floyd Miner; Second row: Gary Hjorth, bat boy; Ray Davis, Shirl Miner, Randy Gould. David Chapman, Richard Miner, Joe Hudson, manager and George F. Wright, sponsor. Not pictured were players Ricky Gould, Ron Christensen, Blaine Dalton and Larry Wilson. TOUitllcY Region 8 Jr. m M ball tournament wm at Spanish Fork's ball July 25, 26, 27 and the dilution of district pervisor, Gordon Smith ' assisted by Louis Cl(.. Games win sturt night at 6 p.m. go to the j. Senior tournament i are Aug. 8, 9, 10, U a, Spanish Fork Diamond. 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Better hurry in ! 6 West Center Provo ' "-- .' " '-- . J E. 'Tex' Carlen gets 20!2-l- b. Mackinaw fish It was a thrilling half hour for Evans "Tex" Carlen when he knew he had hooked into a large Macinaw while fishing at Pinedale, Wyoming last . week. Battling to bring the big boy in, was quite a chore and it took 25 minutes to do it. He was caught when he came by the boat close enough to snag him and bring him aboard. He was 36 inches long, weighed in at the check-out station at 20 V2 lbs. Girth after dressing him out was 20 inches around. With Mr. Carlen on the fish-ing trip was a friend from Vernal and Monte Wight, for-merly of Provo. The prize catch has been put under refrigeration and will be exhibited to friends and relatives for quite some time before he is put into the fry. The Carlens live at 593 East 100 South. 20-3- 0 10-- 8, Kiwanis 0, Utah feervice 4. Results: Friels 11 Kiwanis 2; Utah Service 12, Kiwanis 6; Friels 6; 20-3- 0 1. Sage Creek Lions 11-- 8; Aliens 10-- 9: .Tavcees 0: Stans Each tied one Results: Springville Bank 12 Stan's and Ned's 4; Rexall 7 Wheelers 2; Stans & Neds 7 Wheelers 3; Rexall 3. Bank 0 Leagues post standings, game results Final standings for the var-ious WBBA leagues and the game results have been tabu-lated as follows: Spring Creek-Cit- y Drug 8-- A & W 5-- 4, Eagles 4-- 5, Smith's TV 8. Game Scores: City Drug 4, A & W 3; Eagles 10, Smith TV 4; Eagles 10, A &W 8; City Drug 7, Smith TV 6. (City Drug won the first half with 9-- 0 record. Hobble Creek- - Friels 15-- 3, Haymonds 0. Results: Jay-vee- s 0, Lions 1 (8 innings) ; Haymonds 4, Aliens 2; Hay-monds 5, Jaycees 2; Aliens 8, Lions 0; Haymonds 6, Aliens 4 (10 innings, Lions 1, Aliens 0. Pitcher with the most wins, Randall Bird, Lions; and Ben Gardner, Aliens. Most home runs and RBI's Donald Conrad, Haymonds: highest batting average, Stewart Hamilton, Aliens. President Bird wishes to thank everyone assisting with the program this season. Mill Creek Rexall 15-- 2; Springville Bank, 19-- Whee-ler Mortuary, 1; Ned's & Relatives at funeral rites Mrs. Bessie Gourley of this city was in Brigham City on Friday to attend the funeral services of her father-in-la- George Gourley, 88, who died Tuesday, July 3. Burial was held in Goshen. Mr. Gourley was the father of the late Wm, Clyde Gourley long time resident of this city. A daughter, Mrs. Rudd (Eva) Sorensen of LaCanada, Calif., also lived here some time ago. Surviving besides the wife, are two sons, 17 grandchildren and 33 great grandchildren. |