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Show Ray Louder Director For : Jr. Men Ball The Junior Men's S of tball pro-t pro-t gram will be directed by Ray Louder, it was announced today, j . Mr. Louder is principal of Orem ! High Seminary and an avid sports ... fan. .'. League play is scheduled to 1 start on June 2. .' GAME RULES , ' Games will start at the sched-,. sched-,. tiled starting time unless a pre-, pre-, vious game runs over-time, i " . Games will last for 50 minutes ; or as near as is possible to ' this. i.e. (starting at 6:30 and , ending at 7:20 at the end of complete Innings.) The umpires have the right to determine if there is sufficient time to play additional innings; if a game should have complete innings , during the 5 minutes prior to . 7:20, 8:20, and 9:20 it will be called 5 minutes not being enough time to complete a full ... inning. The umpires will be the ,. official time keeper unless he ' designates someone else, the ; coaches whould check their watches with the umpire before the game begins. ; Any time falling to field a team ' 5 minutes after the scheduled starting time or at such time as the umpire has designated to begin be-gin playing ball that team failing ' to field a team shall forfeit that " game, and the team that is ready to play ball shall be declared the winner. Coaches must turnin ' their line-up's to the umpire be ;j fore the game begins. ; No player shall be permitted j! to play in shorts, cut-offs, or I Bermuda shorts, it is the re-;J re-;J sponsibility of the coaches to J enforce this rule. Any team play-)'4 play-)'4 ing such a player dressed in the above described manner shall immediately forefeit the game. No player will be permitted to play barefoot. Everything possible will be , done to insure competent um-". um-". plres at every game. Umpires may be asked a question by the coach of a team; but swearing or foul language has no place in ; recreation Softball and the umpire um-pire shall have the right to dis-' dis-' qualify any team or coach using such language and declare the ' other team to be the winner. Further questions may be clar- if ied through Ray Louder. ) cm Ray R. Louder ' r V ' XT: LAN1E HAACKI Baseball Program In Good Hands Orem Man Wins j Baseball Letter DENVER, COLORADO -Sixty-six students have been awarded athletic letters at Regis College for participation in varsity sports activities during the 1968-69 school year. Regis Athletic Director Clarence Clar-ence H. (Lou) Kellogg announced IN OREM First Security Bank's OUTDOOR WALK-UP WINDOW Open 10 hours iladayj 8 a.m. 6 p.m. 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday thru Friday (and there's plenty of parking space) Cash checks Make savings deposits Make checking deposits Pay Timeway loans Pay mortgage loans Pay BankAmericard statements I arm mi 1 V (TMhFV EE (ii Hps) OREM FIRST SECURITY BANK on Highway 91 north of Center Street Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Orem-Geneva Times Wednesday, May 28, 1969 Girls' -Boys' Sports Proves Popular at Scera Mr. and Mrs. Robert Posey, who are recreation majors at B.Y.U. will be back for their second year to direct the children child-ren in many different types of Sports. Children will be able to choose between several activities ac-tivities each day. All of the boys and girls enjoy getting outside and participating in these activities. "-,t,JU I If I I J- I tmimMmuumMjli Gerald Stoddart of 274 E. 1910 S. reported the theft of four hubcaps. A theft was reported by Mrs. Dean Vest, 521 W. 400 S. A spare wheel and tire were taken from her volkswagon. Former Orem Sprinter Qualifies for NCAA CAR STRIPPING Car stripping was reported to Orem police by Clair Larsen, 125 N. 800 W. Taken were two chrome wheels, a tachometer valued at $100, and four tires as well as other items. The vehicle belonged be-longed to C. & B. Wedling. EXCITED ABOUT THE PROSPECTS for a record enrollment in the Scera Community Recreation Program this summer are these three instructors in the children's program: Robert Posey, boys' sports; Joanna Posey, girls' sports; and Shirley Palmer, girls handicraft. By Christensen-Stilsen One of the greatest accomplishments accom-plishments a track competitor :an make is to participate in the National Collegiate Track and Field Championships. Gary Thacker, now running for the BYU, has qualified inboththelOO and 220 yard dashes. At the University Uni-versity of Texas at El Paso earlier ear-lier this season Gary ran the 100 in 9.5 and the 220 in 21.2. The time required to qualify in each event is 9.6 and 21.3. Thacker has been a consistant winner for BYU all year. His most recent victory was at the Beehive Invitational meet in Salt Lake City where he won the 220 with a time of 21.4 and placed third in the 100. His senior year at Orem High Gary was a triple winner in the state meet, as well as nearly every other meet during the year, leading Orem to the 1962 state championship for the second year in a row. He won the 100 in time 9.6 but an aiding wind prevented it from being a record. He also won the 220 yard dash and jumped jump-ed 22 feet 8 inches to win the long jump. Thacker is without doubt the most outstanding trackman track-man ever to wear the blue and gold of Orem High and perhaps one of the best athletes they have ever produced. After high school, Gary went to the BYU for one year, then went on a mission, then into the military service. He has another year of eligibility left in college. BYU coach, Clarence Robinson is happy hap-py for that. SELECTIVE SERVICE ANSWERS QUESTIONS Q. Can anyone other than a registrant appeal a local board classification? A. Yes. The following persons may appeal a registrant's classification: class-ification: Any person who claims to be a dependent of the registrant; regis-trant; any person who had filed a written request for the registrant's regis-trant's occupational deferment prior to his original classification; classifica-tion; the government appeal agent; the State Director of Selective Service; the Director of Selective Selec-tive Service and, of course, the registrant himself. The Orem Baseball Program is under the direction of the following follow-ing men: Jr. Boys Baseball Supervisor George Bingham 225-7051. Senior Sen-ior Boys Baseball Supervisor Lani Haacke 225-2376 Little League Area Representative: Representa-tive: Southeast Area Ken Olsen - 225-1873 Southwest Area Bob Foutin - 225-0360 Northeast Area Bill Anderson - 225-3637 Northwest Area Bill Lucas - 225-7019 Pony League: North Area Bob Durfey- 225-4418 South Area To be appointed (contact Mr. Haacke) Umpires Needed: Boys over 14 years of age interested in umpiring for Little League are asked to contact George Bingham, 225-7051. numeral winners in baseball, basketball, bas-ketball, golf, skiing, soccer, swimming, tennis and track. Included among the baseball letter winners was Thomas C. Niccoli, 855, N. 50th W., Orem. OPEN m in eAnns 9am-10pd 9 SENSATIONAL SALES DAYS LEFT Push button control Front drag is $tt onct, to givo constant control. troubU fret fool proof, automatic levtl-wind levtl-wind spinning retl Cup rotates but L spool is fixed. 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