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Show June Second Is Day To Organize Jr. Baseball Program clans, in the form of sche. Three Weeks of Play Beginning June 6 City. 9:30. selection of team rosters, and 6 June 17 Riccl Market vs Trib. 1944 for the uuiiiur Monday aenedule For announced Telpsrram 9:30. 'mmer junior baseball program for s the schedule of n!v t..t' Following .... i vukcl. Tuisn which is spon-Jre- d fnf the tit.u . " . iizza win ne at he: 7....: SLr and vicinity, American " "asei.au pro. 20 vs Food Confer Jl,Ile Kiwanis park Mondays1 every , day, excepting Legion Ri-- i.i jointly by the iu Srt uiiutrway on Tuesday for the 3:30 'Helper City vs of purpose an out. developing City. June (,. as released by George Vim and Helper standine inninr huclioii nrni,n,, il:3i. 4crordine to George Pizza, recent. director. Two days each week a gan:e the Hardscrabble Coal vs of Helper and sorroundingi J,lne 21 city all will be played in the moniin recreation director, and areas, SO. 9: Center, pood interested in junior baseball. one in the afternoon, and three dav 0 Penwy vs RiCl' J""e As soon as Mr Pizza can deter !Lrdless of age or size, whose weekly only a morning game will be vs Helper Klwauis S:30, roster published played. Xo games or practices wii; mine the exact number of teams that names appear on the Cuy' 1:30' will in the compete he who have will schedule, be on those held youngsters Mondays since this i the below, or Jl:ne 23 Hardscrabble Coal vs another prepare schedule Seven a chance to register, are day set aside to water the ball R"'rl Market- 9;3-an" 0t had teams, men-halocal , .., ho at the Dark sponsored HelDer by ball :; According to Director Pizza the af m'reu iu Cl Penney vs Food Jl"le businessmen comprise the first 2 at 4:30 where de ternoons when no game is scheduled on Friday June 9:3" a list ofi(V"'''r L'loup. Elsewhere is printed will be made for w ill be devoted to finite arrangements special pr : the sponsors, team managers and nracticine and regular league games tor any youngsters, regardless of the rosters. ROSTERS OF TEAMS month of June. age, wno desire to receive some during the FIRST WEEK i.i.ueu special instruction 0n the fundanien Althottgn eiiiyua.n June 6 Trib.Telegram vs. Hard. oi me younger on die organization IN JR. BASEBALL scrabble. 9:30 a.m.; Kiwanis vs. J. program, the ' tnan to MrI,er O, p.m. 1:30 .la0tlCe Penney, p.m. Ttnerican Legion and the city expect June 6 Food Center vs Helper PROGRAM SELECTED loam Lppinn n to I1K1U onther strong Helper has a state title to defend City, 9:30 instate """i-"- "' ldsl ears cnampion. June 8 J. C. Penney vs HarcNcrab. vr Pizza will issue a call for the "".' Bcve'" team will be back to to i lux-- me. Following are the names of the ship or. wnom are most work. Aider bovs, Helper L'lty vs Kicci Mar and managers of seven a za sponsors teamot m be win ket 1:30. will not be availahle ing baseball junior American Legion June 9 Kiwanis vs wi.tige ui mis pari oi tne program as well. teams, which have been secured by 9:30. The main thing R. A. Nilson, post Do June 10 Ricci Market vs Food R. A. Nilson, post athletic officer, T Tr Ti OlTlnf, nftinn; and names of the youngsters who u jjuwnev, Center, 9:30. l"urcui uj.ni.ci, jiajui will make up the teams. ROCK, Slide Or Slip? the city council, and Mr Pizza are SECOND WEEK FASTEETH, an improved powder striving to accomplish this summer According to George Pizza, director June 13 Kiwanis vs Hardscrabble or lower: is a program that will keep the Coal, 9:30. of the program, who last week was to be sprinkled on upper vs C. J. Trib.Telegram selected by the city council to head occupied at something Penney, 1:30. plates, holds false teeth more firmly youngsters not or Do useful and rock, character the summer project, only enough and slide, slip in place. building, June 14 vs HardHelper City gooey, pasty taste or the help of parents is earnestly sol. scrabble, 9:30. Xo gummy, boys have been registered so far to feeling. FASTEETH is alkaline (non. icited. June 15 Food Center vs Trib.Tel- make up seven teams, but if suffi. If your boy is healthy, insist on cient more youngsters respond and acid). Does not sour. Checks "plate egram, 9:30. Ricci Market vs odor" (denture want to play ball, regardless of size, breath). Get FAS. him being at the ball park on 1:30. at any drug store. more teams as June 2, at 4:30 p.m. (Adv.) day, June C. 16 J. vs Helper he'll add as many Penney - -- - i are necessary to take care of the demand. Managers of the various teams are urged to become acquainted with the boys on his team and note the schedule of games so that the team will not be playing without a manager. The Rosters: ttP ' iaseuau First w- ".'M-uai- 1 Trib-Tolegra- "J' fi.-l- - U3 , s Trib-Telegra- m FALSE TEETH A t H Mitner. 'Ace Bill Perry, Jim Miner, Allen Mike Halverson. Ortiz, Albert TRIBUNE-TELEGRA- Mgr.; GATHER YOUR VITAMIN D IN SLEEK, CURVE CONTROLLING Ab HELPER DUMPS PRICE Daily 3b Mahon 2b. Belt If IN SLOW BALL lb H O 2 3 0 3 4 0 0 19 110 s o, f Utah 13 13 . Spensko. Henry Skerl. Clerino Garcia. Leroy Jackson, Edward Emms, Bob Hawks, Terry Peterson. Fred Halverson. Steve Diaman'f. HARDSCRABBI E Mgr.: Frank Marrelli, John Ochoa ' Jim Scarcelli. Raymond Dyet, Earl Benedict, Bob McKendrick, Sam Waterfield, Ronald Stromer, Cltas. Ab H O A Charles 4 Luke, Boyd Woolsey cf Ghiardelli. ... .... 2 Fjeldsted. Raymond Rachele. Dalpiaz ss 0 1 Ernest Flaim. Mgr.: Borla lb 0 KIWANIS 2 0 0 3 Gene Plaga. Don Donaldson, Leon Holbrook 2b, ss .. 0 0 Georee Higginson. Jerrv Tabone lb 2 Duffy. 2 1 Bergera, Walter Westbrook. Jim ' Kirk wood 2b 1 3 4 5 Norton. Joe Ortiz, Jack Banner, Rachele c Gerald Brown. John Hill. Bobby D. Dirkwood c 0 0 7 0 1 3 0 Thomas. Douglas Hack well. 3 Migliaccio 3b Chris Jouflas, I'eddington rf .... FOOD CENTER 2 0 0 0 0 2 Mgr.; Buddy Toigo, Chas. Marchese Fossat rf 1 Culvin Hansen. Clyde Banner. Mike Tone If 3 0 0 Castagna. Joe Ortega, Ronald Scott, A. Dimick If 1 1 0 '01 Donald Cade. Wm. Olsen. Glen Pessetto p 2 0 0 0 Obetick, Robert Olsen. Frank Lu Day n 0 0 K. Dimick p po, Steel Atwood. Howard Brown, J. C. PENNEY 37 10 21 10 Total 10 000 31 0 Mgr.: John Castagna. Bob Divis. j prirp Ill 130 Happy Plaga, John Martinez. Her- Helper bert Emms, Glenn Mackwell. John Summary: Errors L Olsen, BryO'Berto, Louis Martinez., David ner, Tanner 2, Lindsey, Borla. TIol. Gazelle, Raymond Mohn, Vincent brnok, D Kirkwood. Home run--Fhit Lindsey, Tabone. 2. Guerrie, Teddy Niwa, Frank Pola. sat. tino. base hits L Olsen, Behunin. Rach. Fred Bosone, Mgr ele, Woolsey, Pessetto. Struck out by HELPER CITY Bob Jacobshagen, Louis Tone, Jack ppSRPtt0 3 Day 3. Dimick 5, Higgins Mohn. Milan Blanusa, Terry mil, 5, Bryner 3. Bases on balls Pessetto Heroshi Ikegami, 1, Dimick 2, Higgins 6, Bryner 5. Louis Garcia, Paul Wheeler, Roy Saccommanno, Jim Gentry, Venoy Gazelle, John Dragerton Reverses : Hatch. 1943 Form, Wins RICCI MARKET Henry Ricci Mgr. A Baseball Game 22-- 6 Darrel Greener, Ray. Joe Elegante, Jim moiul Putnam, John Elegante, Displaying a complete reversal of Westbrook. Rodney Taylor, Gordon 1943 cellar championship the form, John Jacobshagen. Devon Greener, Dragerton impressively opened the Dean Leslie Pappacostas, Dunn, 1944 Coal league season with a 22f Higby, Darrel Gentry. victory over Sunnyside. Jim Tobey was in good form on DINOS LOOSE IN the mound for the home team, allow, ing one hit and striking out 13 during his six inning performance. At FINALS TO bat he made two home runs. Thp Sunnyside moundsmen were hardly in midseason form. SOUTH BASEBALLERS The score: SUNNYSIDE which baseball team, Carbon 's reached the finals in the Utah high and Pessetto scored on another right school championship climb by win. field smash by Arden Aplanalp. Captain Jerry Dalebout dropped a ning top honors in Region 3, were downed by the Cubs of South High towering fly off the bat of Dimick in in Salt Lake last Thursday after, short centerfleld to alow Pessetto, It was Just a bit too much who reached base on an error by noon Kent Peterson, who whiffed 16 Din-o- s, Jack Bale, to score again In the 0th. and too much moisture on the The Carbonltes scored another counball during the early part of the ter in the eighth. SOUTH game. Coach George Young sent his ace, Ab H O A Max Pessetto to the mound, but the Greer lb 5 0 0 5 youngster who has established him. Powers lb 5 self as an athlete deluxe during the Koller rf 4 0 past two years, gave way to his Dalebout 2b team mate, "Red" Dimick, In the Brewer cf 3 2 4 2 16,0 fourth, but not until the South young, Story c 4 sters had chased across seven runs. Thomas ss 0 0 3 4 1 Both squads committed a number Bale 3b ' 3 1 of errors during the tense tilt. The Peterson p Dinosaurs were charged with nine 37 10 27 5 Totals bobbles and the Cubs with five. CARBON The Cubs opened their scoring Ab H O A .... 5 0 2 0 parade in the first inning when Lyle Tone cf 4 Roller went to second base on a Migliaccio 3b 0 3 2 fielder's choice and raced home on a Farllano If, ss 3 0 4 5 single by Outfielder Don Brewer. The Pessetto p, c Cubs filled the bases on three errors Dimick ss, p 1 4 in the fourth inning scoring one run Aplanalp 2b 4 1 on a passed ball and two others Dowd rf 4 0 0 6 when Peterson rapped out a single. Borla lb 3 0 In the fourth inning, the Carbon Kanderas c, If 4 0 0 0 squad picked up Its first two runs. xGill Totals Pessetto, who started on the mound 36 5 24 14 for the Dinos, smacked a lusty single xBatted for Dowd in ninth. Into right field. Koller dropped- - Ken South 108 801 lOx Dimick'i long fly, and both Dimick Carton 000 201 0104 110 10 Zt 11 jt . 16 i . . . 10 10 10 10 filil 30x--1- or. r flattering Extremely two-piec- e 298 and some v GIRLS' SUITS As P I m' ty3$j&W I ' ljtJTmiim Ji'Mf' L I es rayon-an- d. For TINY T0TS They'll double as sun Designed to Flatter for fun in the JeWDresssuits young figures! in back "ft yard! Grown-ufavorites maker or, princess lines in pretty prints, 6. Plain witn gay trim. colors. Sizes 2 to 16. to ming. Sizes 10 two-ton- J 98 types or sleek figure.molding lines, softly moulded bra tops, models. Hip.slimming with flaring skirts. Choose rich velour knits, eolton bengaline or gay cottons! one-piec- - : 0 4 2 '1 Tucker cf 0 2 0 8 2 Waite lb, c GAME HERE SUNDAY 1 3 Pierson c 1 3 0 4 IVCorte ss, p 4 0 0. 0 Lish rf In a game that was rather slow, 1 0 0 0 but typical for a season opener, Man. Maitinez p 3 2b Preston ss, ager Pete Tabtme's Helper squad 32 7 23 12 Totals trimmed a green Price team 13.5 DRAGERTON here last Sunday and served warning Ab H O A to all Utah Coal League ball teams 5 3 3 0 lb Wallace that Helper will be the team to beat. 1 4 0 0 Woodward 2b 1 The particular bright spot on the Freeman rf 0 0 0 1944 Helper team is the assurance of Rossnian cf 6 2 0 0 4 2 3 0 Albert "Ab" Day being a member of Colley ss 3 the squad, which has solved the Bly ;;b 0 5 2 2 0 0 5 pitching problem for the season. Day-ha- Sanderson rf, 2b 5 been transferred by the Rio Da n f.. rd c 2 14 1 0 3 Grande to the Scofield branch, with Jones If 0 0 2 0 0 0 headquarters in Helper. Lindsey If 4 2 0 Manager Tabone started Max Pes-ett- Tobey p, c 0 0 0 1 Legion and Carbon High star, Morris p 44 lfi 27 4 Totals on the mound, who pitched three Score by innings: innings and received credit for the 000 6 010 104 win. Sunnyside 184 432 00022 Dragerton The three innings Day pitched were typical of the type of baseball CASEY JONES FIREMAN he used to dish out here in 1942. He Sid Law, who has been employed allowed 2 hits and struck out 3. Ken by the Illinois Central Railroad for Dimick finished the game, and al. 50 years was fireman for the famous though he allowed 3 hits and 4 runs, Casey Jones. he whiffed 5 Price hatters. Guido Rachele wielded the high stick for the local club, getting a Typewriter & Adding double and two singles in four times Machine Repairs it bat. Alfred Fossat has the honor of being the first player In 1344 to Sales - Supplies hit for the circuit. Hie pounded one of Bryner's pitches in the 7th over Fitzwater Business the left field all for a homer, two men on base. Machines Co. Next Sunday the local squad trav. els to Columbia for a game with the 8 E. Main Phone 746 1943 league champs. The following Price, Sunday, June 4, Sunnyside comes here for a game. PRICE Ab II O A 5 0 1 0 Golding cf 2 5 L. Olsen 3b 0 1 W DO YOUR WAR DUTIES 1 5 Wilson 2b. If ... 0 5 3 11 Lindsey lb 4 0 Bryner ss. p 2 3 0 2 Young rf 0 H u y more War Rehunin rf V?ta 0 1 0 2 E. Olsen If Bonds and VSVSo ' 1 -0 2 0 0 C. Olsen 2b cheerfully attend 7 2 ' olner home Tanner e fron,,l,lic9- - L1'8 0 4 vlfT VS Hisrgins p. ss .... get this war won 37 9 27 S . Total HELPER 110 112 STYLED FOR WOMEN A 132 5 r"ffi JWf "6 . 13 12 110 12 10 12 10 11 15 12 12 17 12 10 rational Disliliris Products Conoriion Nrw Yck 86 Proof IF YOU HAVE A Grade I Certificate WE HAVE TIRES IN THESE SIZES: 6.00-1- 6 7.00-1- 5 6.25 or 6.50-1- 6 7.00-1- 6 5.25 or 5.25 or 4.75 or 4.40 or 5.50-1- 7 5.50-1- 8 5.00-1- 9 4.50-2- 1 Get the synthetic tire with 3 years' extra experience the B. F. GOODRICH SILVERTOWN Tire information Headquarters HELPER SUPER SERVICE static; Phone 351 Helper ' |