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Show Registration for WBBA players Friday, 6 p.m.f at Guard armory Any boy wanting to play baseball and who is between the ages of 9 through 12 (nine year olds must be 9 before July 31) are asked to register Friday, Fri-day, April 11 starting at 6 p.m. Registration will be 'at the National Guard Armory. Registration will be for all leagues. Tryouts will be the following morning, April 12,. starting at 10 a.m. on each of the league's respective fields. Prospective players are asked not to bring registration money mon-ey until he is assigned to a team. He will then be asked to give the money to the team manager he is assigned. Springville Ladles Tcm W L SOS Drug 29 19 Fergs 27 21 Eates Drive Inn 27 21 Bergs 25 23 Vans Beauty Bar 20 28 Rex Drug 16 32 Ind. high series: Norma Meek, SOS, 526; Renac Kissel, Eates, 480; Theda Child, Fergs, 451. High team game: Bates. 805; OS, 805; Bergs, 788; Fergs, 783. Ind. high game: Renac Kissel, Kis-sel, Bates, 212; Norma Mock, RftS Rernicn Donithorne. Bergs, 177. Merchmts League Team W L First Security 13 7 Mocns Conoco 12 8 Snow Dairy 11 9 La George 9 11 Art City 8 12 Silver Dollar 6 14 Ind. high series: Jon Perrero, First Security, 605; Wells Bringhurst, 585; Ivan Curtis, Snows, 577. High team game: First Security, Se-curity, 987; Snow Dairy, 979; Silver Dollar, 942. Ind. high game: Leonard Stone, Lr. George, 227; Ivan Curtis, Snow Dairy, 222; Jon Perrero, First Security, 222. Early Bird Ladies Team W L Valley Pack 10 2 Mulletts 7 4 Brookside Conoco .... 6 6 Oak Crest 5V. 6M: G.S. Wood 5 7 Bonus Texaco 2 10 Ind. high series: Dot Perrero, Mulletts, 531; Floss Horton, Brookside: Concco, 481; Ardith Rufi, G. S. Wood, 470. High team game: Valley Pack, 813; Mulletts, 809; Bonus Bon-us Texaco, 796. Ind. high game: Dot Perrero. Mulletts, 188; Dot Perrero, Mulletts, Mul-letts, 183; Ardith Ruff, G. S. Wooc 182. About 4,500 children under 15 died of cancer last year according ac-cording to the American Cancer Society. Help cut this toll by supporting the Society's April Crusade. Wit's an unruly engine, wildly wild-ly striking. Sometimes a friend, sometimes the engineer. |
