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Show OHEM-GENEVA TETES Thursday, July 10, 1947 (y Geneva Ward Junior boys captured the first half championship champ-ionship in their Scera Softball league, with Timpanogos B, Vermont A and Lakeview tying for second place. The Geneva crew went undefeated in four games. In Junior Girls competition the Windsor team went undo, fcated in seven games to win the first half title. TimpanoKos. Sharon and Geneva finished behind be-hind Windsor in that order. Because 11 teams sought entry ent-ry in the Junior Boys league for the second half, it was agreed at a meeting Monday that the league be divided into a major and minor league for Junior Boys- The two top teams of each league will play a round robin on Aug. 18-22 to determine the champion. It was also agreed at the meeting that the Minor league will play at the city park while the major league will play at Scera-Lincoln grounds. Game time is 6:15. with 6:30 as forfeit time. MAJOR LEAGUE Second Half Schedule July 167:30; Windsor-Sharon 9:00 Vermont-Timp 18 7:30: PI. View-Vineyard 9: 00 Windsor-Vermont 23 7:30: Timp-Pl. View 9:00 Vineyard-Sharon 25 7:30: Vineyard-Vermont 9:00 Sharon-Pi. View 307:30: Windsor-Timp 9:z0 Sharon-Vermont August 1 7:30: Windsor-Pi. View 9:00 Timp-Vincyard 67:30: Timp-Sharon 9:00: Windsor-Vineyard 8 7:30 Windsor-Sharon 9:00 PI- View-Vermont Note: Aug. 13 and 15 to be used for make-up games-Last games-Last Week's Results Vineyard 10. Vermont 3 PI. View 15, Sharon 12 MINOR LEAGUE Last Week's Results Lake View 11, Geneva 8 Vineyard 15, Geneva 0 Lake View 9, Grandview 8 MOONEY WEST IS NOW LESSEE AND OPERATOR OF PARK'S BILLIARDS Plenty of Good Taste Next Week's Schedule July 15 7:30 Vineyard-Grandview 9:00 Geneva-Lake View 17 7:30 Vincvard-Geneva 9:00 Lake View-Grand View Geneva Recreation League Last Week's Results July 14. 7:30 Open Hearth vs. General Offices 8:30 Coke Plant vs. Blast Furn. Maintenance Bye SENIOR BOYS Next Week's Schedule July 15 Windsor-Vermont July 17 PI. View-Timp W L Windsor 7 0 Timp 6 1 Sharon 1 5 2 Geneva 4 3 Grandview 3 4 Edgemont 2 5 Vineyard 1 6 PI. View 0 7 With the withdrawal of PI. View and Vineyard the following follow-ing new schedule has been set to facilitate more activity and interest. Friday nights are left open for practice or make-up games: July 14-18 Mon. Timp-Grandview Tue Sharon-Windsor Wed Edgemont-Geneva Thu Timp-Windsor July 21-22 Mon. Sharon-Edgemont Tue Geneva-Grandview July 28-31 Mon Timp-Sharon Tue G ra nd view-Ed gemont Wed. Geneva-Windsor Thu Timp-Edgemont August 4-8 Mon Sharon-Geneva Tue Windsor-Grandview Wed. Timp-Geneva Thu Sharon-Grandview Fri Edgemont-Windsor Aug. 11-14 Round robin of top four teams in league for the championship. Junior Boys First Half W Geneva 4 Timp B ., 3 Vermont A 3 Lake View 3 PI. View 2 Sharon j Timp A Vermont B Vineyard ... I Windsor For a cool, Fisher's Beer, step in at PARK'S BILLIARDS Western and Eastern Beers Senior Girls I (New Schedule for 2nd Half) july 14.17 1 ivlon Timp-Grandview i Tue- Windsor-Pi. View red. Timp-Windsor Ti ur PI View-Vermont July 21-22 Mon Timp-Pl View Tue Grandview-Vermont July 28-31 Mon. Timp-Vermont Tue. Grandview-Windsor ' Wed PI. View-Grandview Thur Vermont-Windsor Aug. 4-7 Mon Timp-Grandview Tue Windsor-Pi. View Wed. Timp-Windsor Thur PI View-Vermont Aug. 11-14 Mon Timp-Pl View Tue Grandview-Vermont Wed. Timp-Vermont Thur Grandview-Windsor Aug. 18-19 Mon PL View-Grandview Tue Vermont-Windsor Primary Boys At a meeting held at the Lincoln Lin-coln Seminary July 7, the fol- I lowing schedule was drawn up by the five teams represented in the league: July 14-17 Mon. Geneva-Vermont Tue PI. View-Sharon Wed Geneva-Pi. View Thur Timp-dharon July 21-22 Mon. Geneva-Sharon Tue Vermont-Timp July 28-31 Mon Geneva-Timp Tue. Vermont-Pi. View Wed- Sharon-Vermont Thur Timp-Pl. View Fri Geneva-Vermont Tue PI. View-Sharon Wed. Geneva-Pi. View Thur. Timp-Sharon Aug. 11-14 Mon Geneva-Sharon Tue Vermont-Timp Wed Geneva-Timp Thur Vermont-Pi. View Aug. 18-19 Mon Sha ron-Vermont Tue Timp-Pl. View Please note: Each team to furnish fur-nish one umpire for each game. The team with best percentage from the above two rounds of play to be crowned grand champions. cham-pions. Junior Boys Major League July 8-11 Tue PI. View-Vermont A "Ved. Geneva-Timp B Thur PI. View-Geneva ! fri Timp B-Lake View July 14-18 Mon PI. View-Timp, B Tue Vermont A-Lake View Wed- PI. View-Lakeview Thur. Vermont A-Geneva Fri. Timp B-Vermont A July 28-Aug. 1 Mon Lake View-Geneva Tue PI. View-Vermont A Wed. Geneva-Timp B Thur PL t View-Geneva Fri Timp B-Lakeview Aug. 4-9 Mon. PI. View-Timp B Tue Vermont A-Lakeview Wed PI. View-Lakeview i Thur Vermont A-Geneva Iri Timp B-Vermont A Sat Lakeview-Geneva Fri. Windsor-Sharon July 14-18 Mon Timp A-vineyad Tue Hillcrest-Vermont B Wed Windsor-Timp A Tnur Vermont B-Vineyard I ri Hilcrest Sharon July 23-Aug. 1 Mon Windsor-vineyara Tue. Timp A Hillcrest Wed. Vermont B-Sharon Thur. Windscr-Hillcrost Fri Tim A-Vcrmont B Vjg. 4-8 Mon Viiieyard-Sliaron Tue Windsar-Ver'nont B Wed Sharon-Tinip A Thur Vini yard-Hillcrcst Tri Windsor-Sharon Aug. 11-16 Mon. Timp A-Vineyard Mon- Hillcrest-Vermont B Mon. Hillertst-Vfcrmor.t ii Tue. Windsor-Tirnp A ViTue Vermont B-Vineyard Wed Hildcrcst-Sharon Wed- Windsor-Vineyard Thur- Timp A-Hilleresl Thur. Vermont B-Sharon Fri. Windsor-Hillcrest Fri. Timp A-Vermont B Sat. Vineyard-Sharon to be played at high school TIMP LIT. CLUB TO HOLD SLALOM !,!EET A giant slalom contest sponsored spon-sored by the Timpanogos Mountain Moun-tain club will be held July 12 on the slopes of Mt. 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