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Show PAGE FOUR E Region 5 Tennis Honors Won By Carbon Players and double titles were tennis players m the tennis tournament held in Price Saturday afternoon in Highlights In Sunday Games by Carbon three-se- battle, t 7-- - PINNEY BEVERAGE n with the Region track and field meet. Ous Sermon won over Shaisler. Roosevelt, in a CARBON DIVIDE Five TWIN BILL HERE LAST SUNDAY Ray stiff after 6-- downing Ed Sullivan of North Emery in a engagement. In the doubles Jimmy Jouflas paired with Johnny Georgedes to overcome D. Robbins and C. Story of North Emery Last year Jouflas teamed with Jack Walsh to take the state doubles championship, Saturday was Jim's first tourney appearance chia year, just having recovered from an automobile accident. Carbon Pinney 6-- C-- Vecchio and Louise Tezak, sucuniforms, wearing Pinney ceeded in getting, two singles each in four times at bat. In First Appearance Team Standings Won Lost Beverage Magna-Ga- i field Gemmell Club Dividend Provo 2 1 2 1 0 0 .... 0 1 Pet. .667 .067 .500 .000 .000 1 0 vs.'-- - K Jffl y -- : - - till hgiitfooted racenorse, O. '"Shorty" Maulsby, made the most spectacular play of the day when he made a beautiful running catch of Drakes apparent tnree-baggin the second inning. Two Pinney runners were on base when Mauls, by made the catch, retiring the side. d 4-- 0-- p d X The .00 1 0116 Manager Endberg immediately called La Mar Sharp into the Bullpen to warm up. Joe Myers took one of Black's fast ones on the shoulder. Pres Summer Fred Bosone turned in some classy nayes, greeted Mr. Black with home-run- . one of the longest hits fielding in the 4th inning of the 1st seen in the local park for years, game, when he robbed Earl Owen of scoring Myers. The mist had hardly an apparent hit. Cleared away from Summerhayes blow and the crowd was Joe Barney, who a few years slowly set made regular trips to Helper when ago the eagle-eyetling George Sunday's Results with the Royal Bakers in the old Shiga parked one over the right Carbon Pinney Bev. state round-trifence Held a for league as their ace pitcher, ticket. Magna-Garfiel10. Provo 5. returned Krissman Sunday as an umpire. ended the inning by ground Dividend at Gemmell. postponed; his arm went back on Joe claims out. Black to ing Ostler. wet grounds. maroon scored two more in the him. but because he loves the fourth; Shiga singled. Krissman flied game he decided to keep in close The highly touted Pinney Beverage out to contact with it by calling plays. Owen; Bosone drew a walk baseball team from Salt Lake had to and out. Tangaro struck Tate helped be content with a split in their his own cause out when he rifled one From the reports of AI double-heade- r here last Sunday with of Black's over second, scor- Wahl and Sam Short ino, baseball pitches the local industrial league entry. ing Shiga and Bosone. Maulsbv end fans in Carbon couty have welcomed John "Chink" Hardin, slender left- ed the inning by flying out to Tedes back semi-prbaseball. Two excell hander, who made his debut on the co. J heir other score came in the ent crowds have been in attendance mound for the Carbon squad, dis- 6th. Krissman trippled and scored on t the opening games. played rare form in the first game Bosone's single. by holding the hard-hittin"Chink" Hardin made somewhat Beverage Pinney Scores On Error crew to two singles in the first six of a record during the first six Pinney's lone score came in the frames. Pignatoro singled in the first he allowed only sixth. Vecchio and Ostler singled In innings, when and Ostler in the second, only to die to face him. Norbatters twenty on the base. From there on until the succession. Tezak flied out to Sum mally in six innings, eighteen merhayes; Lemon struck out and batters would have to appear at seventh, it was Only Cotteral batting for Black, hit a line bat. This means that only two three batters faced Hardin in each to Myers who juggled the ball, of the succeeding four innings and drive extra Pinney batters faced Hardin five of these were retired on strike- allowing Vecchio to score from third. during the six frames. Each made Drake popped to Tate to end the in a hit, the only bingles that the outs. ning and give Carbon a well earned were able to garner In visitors The fatal seventh inning proved victory. ihe period. for tough young Hardin. Pignatoro Provo will oppose the locals in a singled for his team'a third hit, and was advanced to second by Owen, Saturday game at the Helper Park. 14, And the following day (Sun who sacrificed; Vecchio drove a hard May Gemmell and Carbon will open day) grounder between Myers' legs, al hostilities on the Price field at 2:30. lowing Pignatoro to advance to 3rd; FIRST GAME Krissman let Bosone's throw from PINNEY the outfield get away and Pignatoro Ab II O scored Vecchio going' to second on .... 5 0 2 Campana 2b .... s the play. Ostler grounded out, Tedesco 3b .... 6 . 4 0 1 to Tabone, and Louie Tez-arf . 4 3 1 Pignatoro Lemon Vecchio. Continuous Sat from 3:30 p.m. singled, scoring .... . 4 1 a flied out to Shiga to end that fatal Owentcf Vecchio If 4 2 3 . seventh. "When Ostler lb .... .... . 4 1 11 Step In" Pinney added its other 2 scores in Tezak ss ... A swell drama of our national 4 2 1 . the 8th after two were out. Tedesco Lemon c :rime defense .. 3 0 3 hit a high fly back of third base. Sanford p . 4 0 0 became Bosone and Summerhayes Plus The 3 STOOGES 36 9 27 Totals confused and collided allowing the CARBON .."Healthy, Wealthy and Dumb". ball to drop into fair territory. Sue Ab H O cessive singles by Pignatoro, Owen cf 3 1 1 Sun. - Mon. - Tues. Maulsby and Vecchio resulted in two unearn Tabone lb 0 13 ..Continuous Sunday 1:00 p.m. ed run: to bring their total to four 3b .... .... . 0 2 Myers Tate Complete Master Summerhayes ss Two speed-bal- l pitchers. Bill Black Sluga rf 1 n g spanked-clearin- semi-pro- Hariri and Tate Looked Impressive On Mound 6-- MAY Elmer Tate. CCC brought the Pres Summerhayes recruit Grand the in first inning their feet Junction, reall y threw to fans conone fast past the Beverage of the second game when he Al. nected with one of Black's fast ones though he allowed eicht for a homerunthe ball was really kept them so scattered that o l the left field fence. score was allowed, and that uu an who had previously been hit error. Myers, Al Pignatoro celebrated his return A wild grandBlack, was on first. Tangaro handled his to Utah baseball by cracking out by of people had barely settled the bat in the second gam? stand the in hits in fia three of Pinney's nine in their seata, when "General" Shiga style. This was his first first game. ae,31enaient measured the right field fence with in the loop. his uncanny eye and greeted Mister Two former Helper boys, Joe Black with another circuit clout. now Singles won THURSDAY. HELPER, UTAH HELPER JOURNAL p State Road Okeys Greenriver Road The proposal of oil surfacii portion of the streets north a of Broadway in Greenriver to have the approval of SL department officials a is waiting the acknowledged accent," 7 of the town officials at CreS? Acceptance of the Proposal .,. mean a great relief from the du mums me summer months and snouia prove an advantage in tourist travel. box-offic- ! g . I I I C) Numbers: Parts, No. 45 Ouorh, No. 44 ' HI 17. x Helper ' Y fT f Y Y f Y ; f tnan y iaie, i;year Krissman took the Oklahoma CCC lad. mound in the second game. Neither had appeared in organized baseba'l in these parts before. 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