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Show led to Carbon's first counter when Crawford; Carbon back, took the ball on a delayed buck and filtered through the Og. den hackfield for a 45 yard run to quarter-hack- , Carbon score. Faddis, Tfc Carbon senior high school eleven by a convincing score of kicked the extra which 1at Friday evening fielded a much 16.0 and clicking with precision placed Carbon in the lead. (Continued from rage One) ihad scored. Max had his curve hall Improved team over the one that that heralds ill wind for the other Carbon then kicked off and Ogtaok to the field the Reek before Class A teams in the state the den proceeded to roll goalward to the Bottler cause. George Sluga sizzling and hopping, as indicated nn. fcen it turned hack the Moab eleven-maDinosaur aggregation with three successive first downs and Bob Robb each came up with by the fact that he whiffed was his but control three each. hits batters, ney 19 turned hack the Ogden Tigers and a penalty which placed the Second Game Close off par and he issued 10 free to 1. This was the the first league ball on the two.yard line. Robin, The second game played Sunday tickets via the walk route, and contest for both teams. son then plunged through the line night developed into a much more gave eight hits. He received credit Both teams struggled for su.!f0r the first and only Ogden tally, contest than the first, for the win. Byrge loked better interesting premaey during the first quarter Christiansen made the extra point off the first three Sunday night than he had for sev. started HelPel to no avail but in the second standing up on a run around right over 9 runs on eral weeks and did a masterful innings by chasing quarter the Dinosaurs broke loose end. 9 hits off John Paulos who 6tarted job of relief pitching as he gave and the for a Tigers rally Carbon's second score came' Bill up only 1 hit, a single to Bill Green name through with their only with about four seconds left to' the fracas for Pinney and the in the ninth. He hit one batter in Green who him relieved score of the game for seven points. play in the first half when Ogden Green who had and walked one. third. However, Highlight of the game was the been playing second base, held the Helper's three runs iin. the first defensive down door and Lindsay snagged, superb offensive and r Yn i r nnn eintrln win ind 4 mnlng came as a result oi a pair playing of Oene Plaga, Carbon the Ogden pass and scampered tB " or nomeruns, one uy mac ryiiu "s 95 breath-takea un was field for hack the yard back. r Another via Tn tho An lialf " 9 tk feir1 T1T1 v ana the other by Al Tate, Robb an intercepted pass by Lindsay, line, widening the gap between' nnrsuers ney Allied four runs which added was on base as a result of an Carbon end, and a subsequent to the two runs wieu " tne error by Green wnen rate nil a ,ith ovrv lotithv ctAn SEPTEMBERS gallop of 95 yeards for a score. two frame8 put mem "ui.' , ne drive that cleared left fieii The game started with Ogden The try for extra, another kick, first but the Bottlers Dig inn. fence by scant inches. Peyton's front) with ended ten half and wide and a the first by went kicking and also the ing. third, overcame that 4 pjv swat wag over tne centeri Carbon A series of kicks and ball Carbon leading 13 to 7. ana ieaa ine locais oui iruui. fiel(J wall with tne blank, pui secCarbon kicked to start the remained even He was the neavy for Hel. ond half and Ogden rolled up a again where they in the fifth per mth 3 f0r 4 pe8Betto waa the first down. Ogden then tried a though Pinneytorallied come within one on,y otner local hitter and seventh get more and fumbled which was lateral -- atAninw ' . . . fi a nmA half Aamna . -..w. one mngle Bunaay ana ne " Carbon ,vl ""-""'Carbon. recovered by ;tnan Max Pessetto gtarted for Helper na(1 2 f0r 3 then kicked and Ogden took the and pitched in and out ball until Tne Box gcofgg; own in their ball territory. deep Now A Place To Get The Records You Want cam in to relieve SATURDAY GAME An Ogden kick fluked and Car- Johnny Byrge in the seventh after two runs UTAH BOTTLERS bon recovered on the Ogden 30. him A Complete Line of Records A first down by darnon carried AB H O A 6 2 3 0 By Your Wood c the ball to the 19 at the end of scoring rally. fleet-footebackfield Carbon's 0 3 10 5 ss ball When the powers the third quarter with In Name showed the One up 1 game good "W'V 6 Carbon hack cf My into was peyton play. put Flying the spotlight on Plaga who aided Robb 2b 6 3 7 6 line nine it the to carried yard, Brauhms Lullaby My Happiness 6 0 and then to the one from where in a great part of the Carbon Babcock If Doll be You 2 12 0 the tackles from hig 4 G. Plaga. plunged over for McGurk lb " ' which siuga rf line, 5 3 1 0 saurs. The try for extra again spot. The Carbon Dear Two Blocks Down Dino-faileweakness in the 'game of Bailey 3b d showed 3 0 third and final tally for the aiTate p 5 3 0 0 and the score stood at 19 the week before, displayed Beguine Beguine Magic marked to 7. degree of improvement 47 16 27 16 Totalg Lonesome Bluebird of kick with D'Ambrosio and H. Plaga pin NEY BEVERAGE Ogden took the Carbon AB H O and after a vain attempt to make 'Plugging up the big holes. . Happiness OGDEN CARBON 4 Davis lanes via air rf the they headway 160 Acres ' Underneath Smith Paulos If .. 4 le kicked and Carbon took the ball. Lacey You Arches It 4 Horspool Green ss ........ Lindsay then got the ball on an Jessen Carson Owen lb . 4 end around but the consequent Hnasey Ig Sunrise Serenade Cool c Jones Tezak 3b 4 score, after a 43 yard gallop, was McDonald Dolores of Gold Beech Bedsaul 2b 4 called hack because of a holding H. Plaga rg Erz Angelos cf .. rl penalty on Carbon. Following the D'Ambrosio McDonald Myers c rs penalty. Carbon kicked Griffith Also Western Songs - Polkas - Albums and Ogden managed another first Faddis Maydell Kramer p ... qb !b Maydell Mattingly p down. Carbon then recovered an-- 1 Bent rh other Ogden fumble on their own G, Plaga 33 11 27 Cassity; Totals Mills Score By Innings: fb 33 and a completed pass and end Campbell score ny quarters: run rolled up another two first 002 170 20519 .Helper 302 So. Main (LaSalle Hotel Bldg.) 6 19: 0 13 downs and the gun tended what Carbon 100 003 001 5 Pinney 7 0 0 7 E Powers 2, Green 2. Tezak 2, .might have been another Carbon Ogden ' ' ' ' ' Kramer 2, Meyers, Bedsaul. SB Wood 2, Peyton 2, Babcock, Pow. ers. SH Bailey. HR Owen. 2BH Sluga, McGurk, Meyers. Paulos. RBI Owen 4, Tate 2, Sluga.Bailey 3, Robb 2, McGurk 2, Wood Peyton. DP Powers to McGurk, Pow. ers to Robb to McGurk. Winning pitcher Tate. Losing pitcher Kramer SO by Kramer 3, Tate 2. BB off Kramer 5, Tate 2, Mattingly 4. HPB Peyton by Kramer, Powers by Mattingly. CHIE PLAGA LEADS DOS exchanges TO Helper Wins Its First Title Utah Semi-Pr- o 219:7 Win OVER OGDEfl TIGERS ,.... n nt M m ii hiir 6-- 4, gte,. Disc HITS Of the Week! Featuring 6 Favorite Artists d has At the True Can't Paper back-of-the-li- 10 11 ne 10 the It's . Hankerin' the For Water HELPER THK JOURNAL Helper, Utah THURSDAY, SEPT. PAGE SIX 1, 194 HELPER LDS wnn Sunday School at 10 a.m. Superintendent Priesthood meeting Sunday PRESIDENT OF RIO GRANDE GETS NEW ASSISTANT The appointment of T. A. Thomp son as Assistant to the President of the Rio Grande Railroad effective tomorrow was announced to day by Wilson McCarthy, President. Thompson succeeds F. A. Peil, who died August 4, 1948. Thompson, who lives at 1020 Sherman Street, Denver, has been with the Rio Grande for 31 years and in the Executive, Operating accounting departments. Hi8 first railroad experience was "with the Burlington at La Crosse, Wisconsin in 1910. Subsequently he worked for the Northern Pacific at Pasco, Washington, and the St. Louis Southwestern at Pine Bluffs Arkansas, and Tyler, Texas, before coming to the Rio Grande in 1917 as statistician. ' In 1937 he wks appointed Gen eral Auditor for the railroad and two years ago became Assistant Comptroller. 9 114 010 200 Pinney 315 100 OOx 10 Helper R Campana, Meyers 4, Owen, Angelos, Tezak, Kramer, Peyton 3, Robb, Tate 2, Bailey 2, McGurk, Sluga. E Green 2, Spademan, Powers, Robb. SB Tate 2, Peyton, Bailey, Wood ' 2, Meyers 2, Campana. HR Peyton, Tate, An- gleos, 2BH Meyers, McGurk, Owen Bailey,' Pessetto, Davis 3, Angelos RBI Peyton, Tate 2, McGurk 3, 3. DP Tat to Bailey, Davis to Campana. Winner Pessetto. Loser Paulos. HO Paulos 6 in 2 Green Z Sn Pessetto 8 in 6 4 SO PesByrge 1 in setto 9,' Paulos 3, Green 4, Byrge 1. BB Pessetto 10, Green 2, Byrge Sacrament meeting Sunday m ning at 7:30 pjn., under leadersMo of Bishop Lynn Broadbent. Choir practice, Thursdaya I p.m. All services to (be held in ths Helper Ward ObapeL Measure Work Clothes Quality THIS SURE At MvtftiM4 WAY nni Leader! j Y rove )rt ( (it Superior Vy Survey! Nation! t Vwear more comfort better ance appear buy Lee! 3. THE VOGLt 3, 2-- 3, l.HP-Camp- 3. by ana zak by Byrge. PB Pessetto, Meyers 2, DOT GOODS Phone Te- 18 Helper Wood Hair rd Chrome Breakfast Sets J THE RECORD SHOP j SUNDAY GAME PINNEY BEVERAGE STURDILY CONSTRUCTED ALL PLASTIC COVERINGS Ab lWb d& cm 'jvm eta in. m r.r. .v.w .m .t 4 j Canipana 2b Davis If Green ss-- p Owen lb Tezak 3b Angelos cf 3 Kramer rf 5 4 79 4 3 3 4 Meyers c Paulos p Holmes lb Bedsaul lb Spackman ss Totals UTAH BOTTLERS JUTE RUGS .003 .202 .300 100-wa- tt 150-Wa- tt Tate t FOR SEWING: much harder on eyes than reading. For even the simplest needlework you need 150 watts. 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