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Show i ; i i. PAGE EIGHT THE AMERICAN FORK CITIZEN 'f i'! High School Gridders Open Season With 27-14 Triumph Over Wasatch ri Cavemen Near League Grown With Tair of Timp Scalps goal. Ray Kitchen passed to Van Wagoner for the third conversion. con-version. While Dlav was razeed throueh- out the contest, the locals show ed considerable promise of turning turn-ing in a good season. A second practice tilt is slated with Provo over the week-end. American Fork High school gridders opened the 1950 season with a 27-14' victory over Wasatch Was-atch on the local field last Saturday. Sat-urday. The game wa3 played on a wet field. Coach Leo Nelson's Cavemen scored their first touchdown after six minutes of play on an off-tackle smash with John Van Wagoner carrying the ball for 20 yards to pay-dirt. Norman Johnson kicked the extra point A few mijiutes later, the A. F. gridders made it 14-0 when Max Pierce skirted right end for 30 yards. Johnson's conversion was! again good for the additional! point. I In the third perod, PieW went ! Capitalizing on a strong mound 65 yards on a cutback through j staff composed of the Don. and the line for a score. Try for the Dale Greening and Gaylen'Hol-extra Gaylen'Hol-extra point failed. In this per-j indrake, the Northwest nine icd Wasatch scored twice. Davis ' captured the Junior Baseball tallied fronv the two-yard line league title by winning both after the Wasps had recovered i halves of the league schedule a Caveman fumble on the sha- j which ended last week, dow of the goal line. Lefleri Medal3 will be awarded the went off right tackle for 12 winners by the recreation corn-yards corn-yards for the second t.d. Lefleri mittee in the very near future. and Lee scored the extra points! American Fork's semi -pros wttn line bucks. took a commanding lead In the American Fork wound up the industrial League playoff by cnnrlnx In tW- flnt 1 J j i n , . j ""-"""s " uiHxi pcnuu wueu ; aowning rrovo iinrps iu-o ana ncrte ucamperea oo yaras K) me c-i m Saturday and Sunday I p fill 1111 l.ntTIP :-nmM Th third tilt f th vtuw uest three ot five series was sett ior Wednesday night. Northwesterns Make Clean Sweep AMmHttHumiiiiilil)iiiiiiiiiiili 1950 IMID-CENTU POSITION ir m WWVi mtmmstiMiiiiiiiM,. UTAEl'G GQGAuGGT PAIQ ,A HALF CENTURY OF PROWESS ON DISPUY SCI TMt UILUON DOLLAR FARM EQUIPMENT SHOW BRILLIANT EXHIBITS 4.HaidrFA GRAND STAND SHOW FREE MIDWAY ACTS 1 951 World Premier HOLIDAY on ICO ! The first game, was played on the rain soaked Caveman diamond diam-ond Saturday night and Forker sluggers hopped on Lefty Marlon Wankler for 15 hits to score In the first, third, and seventh J Innings. Al (Nig) Tate was the winning pitcner, going the route for the locals. t American Fork scored one In the first lnnlne. then crmsni the plate three times In jthe third when Earl Owen smashed out a home run with two men abn&rrf In the seventh thev tallied six runs on seven hits and one Provo Pro-vo error. The Tlmps tallied one In the seventn and four times In the eighth. They threatened again in tne top of the ninth whenj - ( v..u1s, Wa Dunny ruwner's single and rony Brooks' long double to the centerneid fence. i ii in me second tilt played at rrovo Sunday afternoon, rangy right-hander, Don Asplund bore down when the chips were down and kept eight hjts well scattered ne ana nis mates registered a win to move within nn era of winning the league pennant. ine rrovoans loaded the bases in the second Inning with one out ana again In the fourth with uue away, Dut were unable to score on either occasion The Cavemen In the fifth on a base on balls, two ims ana an error, and racked rack-ed up another three runs in the sixm on lour singles. A Timp rauy in me ninth scored two runs out fell short of overcoming Dale Peters, Don Overly, and raui jones each got a pair of singles to lead the hitting for me locals and the VnrVm i0 w.a.,t EtfU ngured in two double Dlavs wiucu iiexpea tneir cause. Baseball Team Sets Site-Just in Case Golf Tourney Set A state-wide eolf tournament. for World War veterans will be conducted in Provo, Sept. 16-17, it was announced Saturday by Jimmy ThomDson. eolf nrn at the Timpanogos golf course. The tourney will be ODen to any war veteran in the state of utan, and Is slated to become an annual affair. The matches will be played over the new 18-hoIe course and players will cover 38 noies in the two-day meet. Should Provo down American Fork in the third game of , the current Utah Industrial League series, a fourth eame will bo played at Provo Friday evening, weauier permitting. If a fifth game -is necessary to determine a league charrmlon. the twn teams will flip a coin to determine deter-mine the location of the pump All Sunday contests will be afternoon af-ternoon games. Manager Dave Greenwood an nounced Wednesday that blur Al Tate would be ready to take the mouna again Friday if a fourth game Is needed and the manager is confident the hnriv right hander can put the wrapper on tne series for the Cavemen. "' Near-capacity crowds have turned out for the play-off! games and have been rlchlv re. warded with some fine hasehftll cavemen sluggers are In rare lorm for the series and their margni in hitting power has been me aecisive factor to date. "ins Laijan To Pishing fotl Balance of Witts LakA J h been closej the femalWn.?.. September t.t i, necessary to cW2 cause of the eVLthl, K inthatsectilDrS Wt. T l I Creek canyon draCeH ng the middle rwtS'K Ing season this yej IS one of the a-JM M-Men Softball Loop Sets Play-off For Friday Night Gordon Likes Hometown Job Bringing a hamper full of new ideas to Chipman's furniture department is persona&le Howard Gordon, who was Play-off game for the senior filling the position of office manager for a Prnvn fiirnitnr group softball title has been firm hot aoti tentatively set for F r i d a y W T 7 , wuuu, ua pep... i. io oiivuici wvdi Lnjy wiiu iias uruvea nis meiai in .... - (BIG in Ivarythbif but ih prie tag My Forcfi Mr. Bid You gat BIG-car poww ond qulvt from ford's 100 hoo power V-8 and 95 hoTMpowsr "Six" . . . plvt rh M&ar roemhMn of Sofo-WM alt and a 4-foot da kggag lodiar . . . and lha BJO-caf afty of 35 oatior-adlng IClng-Sho BrakM. CD ALL BUT COST) nleht at 7 an "... 1 ,. , , " reauon director Don C. Overly, a nigniy competitive business world. ine tigntn warders, winners . -i , . Fm wS nSfe ant t0 m 13 the Of j SPrSrfhS't110 captured the late G. Hudson Gordon and Irt Gordon LPiayf. k Jane H. Gordon, and he too grew Art Gordon and Durb chin- n in i man the "poor man's Joe Page" Por v.roi v.a k- wm uKeiy see mound duty forL,ii- " ' . the Eighth warden wwS.7 Z ?"ce mana8er. for. .e Utah Dunkley win carry the hopes c MStm the Rfth warders. aay orked- Mr. Gordon graduated from the local high school In 1941 and entered the employ of Utah Power Pow-er and Light company. He spent three years in the field artillery durine World War TT on1 aft.. Eighth ward Jiminr his return hnm h snmii v , ..... a.. r AAA UiiCU ttV oiiippcu me rourtn ward crew ongnam xcung university He down 16-7 to win the summer graduated in 1948 with a degree league championship last week. ln business administration and Monte Lee was the pitcher for accounting and entered the em-the em-the league winners nnri tv. Ploy of Utah Vaiiv Pnrit, mmmvm V1I I MA 1UVU1 C Mower did th roovintr nA.i romnanv tta KqH n.MAj l w wvtiujg, vaii " mui&cu jjari" Ingersoll played first base; Jerald time at the furniture store while Julian, second base; Blair Reese, attending the university. He is third base; Charles Edwards, married to . the former Elaine short stop; Glade Tregaskls, left Wood ' Fillmore and they have field; Clyde Strong, center field, chI1d. They will make their ana i-fwis uarrett. rcht fioin name in Amerlmn Fnrir Dale and Don Greening were re- M living accommodations are! ART DY Cottage Marl Known aiui and the road for fair deaj and LOW PRICES Headquarters for Picnics and OutirJ Remember to get J Sunday BEER on sJ day. , DYE MARKET 1 454 East State Eoad PHONE 34! Eighth Warders Win Jr. Church League v. unuuig were rc-i . serve lnfielders and John McNlel available. anu uien nunsaker were utility Luiueiaers. Si " OD. :ott, m raoor Bisrauo riOM M0 MAIN NUTIAl SPtllTS COKnUfNTAl DISnUIMS COIfOlATIOM, PHIUDaflltA, PA. Sheep Auction Slated By Experiment Station The U. S. sheep experiment station and Western sheep breeding breed-ing laboratory win set at public aucuon about 250 RamboulUet, Columbia and Targhee rams and about 250 ewes of the same Dreeamg, Utah county agent's oince announced this week. The auction has been set for 10 a. m. on September 28 at a location about eight miles north-east north-east of Dubois. Idaho. A detailed list and additional information can be obtained rrom the county agent's office at Provo. Ox U M SUNDAY! fhlH lidmH firm ai trim lingt optional at xlrm cot, Thr' all this BIG-car comfort one) qulot yt you lovo all Itio way. You av on flrrf corf. You mv an upkoop. 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